The Ultimate Collection of Outrageous, Weird and Unbelievable Political Tales Dead Man Wins Election, by Phil Mason, is NOT a book for those who suffer from anger problems, paranoia, anxiety attacks, or a belief in political integrity. It is a book of political humor that was written to entertain, and, as popular video shows and immature programming have proven so …
The Stewart Family, from the Hearts of the West, put on an amazing wild west show with trick riding, whip cracking, trick roping, roman riding and a little bit of line dancing, to get the crowd going before the bull riding competition started at the Prince George 100th anniversary PGX These kids were fearless and amazing, as you will see …
A while back, I stumbled across a book called ‘The Jericho River’, written by a smart young fellow, David Carthage. Now, the reason that The Jericho River piqued my interest, was that it seemed to be a literary prototype, one that may well lead to a very positive evolution of education. The Jericho River could simply be described as a …
MINECRAFT is a sandbox construction game developed for the pc by Mojang studios. The game itself has a distinct look to it as everything in the world is built out of cubic blocks that the player utilizes however they want to. Players can build fantastical structures or create complex machinery to perform amazing tasks. I myself am a mere amateur …
The Dangerous Book for Men By: Rod Green Recently, www.sourcebooks.com sent us the book ‘The Dangerous Book for Men’ to review, written by Rod Green and illustrated by Andrew Pinder. Within moments I found myself absorbed in it. The Dangerous Book for Men: How to Triumph over Pitfalls and Perils, outlines over fifty different survival techniques to add to your …
Here’s a few facts about ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ that you probably didn’t know. Most of the voices were from kids in the director’s neighborhood. Some were so young they couldn’t read a script. Charles would not allow laugh tracks, and though Schulz actually hated jazz music, Vince Guaraldi’s ensemble of holiday infused jazz for the special, became just as …
Many of us grew up enjoying the wildly imaginative rhyming works, written and illustrated by Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known to us as Dr. Seuss. Bartholomew and the Oobleck, If I Ran the Zoo, Horton Hears a Who!, How the Grinch Stole Christmas and many other books involving “ludicrous situations pursued with relentless logic” were the core of many a …
