Month: December 2012

The Pot and the Kettle: A Finger-Pointing excercise in futitlity

Everywhere in the country, the words “politicians” and “corruption” are used in the same breath as though they were synonyms. In some cases and in some places, once a person enters the political arena he or she is perceived, automatically, as corrupt. An Internet search reveals hundreds of examples of politicians who have been accused… Continue reading The Pot and the Kettle: A Finger-Pointing excercise in futitlity

Being underweight:Why it’s bad for your health

Sometimes we be come so focused on losing weight and the pervasive fear of becoming overweight and thus not healthy, that we totally forget about the flip side of the health coin. being underweight. Contrary to what has become popular belief, being underweight is just as dangerous as being overweight, the only difference is that… Continue reading Being underweight:Why it’s bad for your health

Gator Boys: Raw Reality.

Switch on your television turn to Discovery Channel or Animal Planet and what you get to see most of the time is a program featuring two insane guys, Paul Bedard and Jimmy Riffle, always on call answering to people who spot alligators at unusual places. It’s a ‘real’ reality series about these two men who work… Continue reading Gator Boys: Raw Reality.

Photography Evaluation

Clarity – The clarity of the photo is determined by the image being viewed in the photo. Examples of exceptional clarity are photos that the main object is clear, focused and without any obstructions. Lighting – The appropriate lighting of a photo is determined by the contrast in the photo. Exceptional photos will show the… Continue reading Photography Evaluation

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