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The mysterious caves of Karla

By: saraandresan | 2011-07-12 | Destinations
As a tourist, you would always greedy for more attractions at a place. You prefer maximum possibilities of enjoyment in that particular place. Hence, it becomes impossible to plan a holiday in an impulse. This is the case with most Indian Tours. India is a country full of mysterious locations and situations. You would enjoy the most as a tourist if you land up in India. read more

Interview With Michael D. Sellers, Who Produced

By: Robert | 2008-06-01 | Communications
notorious Canadian husband and wife murder team of KarlaHomolka and Paul Bernardo. Its release in Canada read more

Record Suspension | Canada Pardon: Amendments to Bill C-23

By: DynamicLawyers | 2010-07-09 | Criminal
When the federal government discovered that KarlaHomolka – who completed a 12-year manslaughter read more

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Music Review - The Departure by Ten String Serenade

By: | 2010-05-25 | Music
Ten String Serenade is principally Alex Hollums on steel string guitar and Karla Dietmeyer on read more

Short stories: The Thanksgiving mystery

By: Dr Frank Lozano | 2010-06-03 | Short Stories
It was late at night when Philip heard his mom and dad talking very loud. His room was down the hall from theirs and he thought he heard them discussing Thanksgiving. Maybe they were talking about who was coming to dinner or who they should invite this year. read more

Karl Sax Forsythia

By: tammy sons | 2010-01-10 | Gardening
Fall planting preludes your spring dreams. The Karl Sax forsythia is an early bloomer that sports deep yellow 2" (Chinese bell) flowers with orange-marked centers that provide a golden glow to the entire plant and boldly announce the arrival of spring. This species of forsythia are named after Prof. Karl Sax... read more

Short stories: The cocktail party mystery

By: Lucie Shores | 2010-06-04 | Short Stories
SUSPECTS: Karl Moore- Seminary professor Hannah Moore - Karl''s wife Peter Gusalimnian - Artist Syria Gusalimnian - Occultist Story - The four suspects live in adjoining neighborhoods and meet at a cocktail party. read more

Novel excerpts: Death of a parent

By: Lucas Van Gober | 2010-06-03 | Writing & Speaking
Bam! Bam! Bam! the shots of a gun rang through out the entire house. Mr. Jefferson, a young boy''s father, is screaming at some punk to stay off his lawn. Mrs. Jefferson comes in and tells the boy named Karl and his friends to get down while she remains standing. Mr. read more

Movie reviews: The Counterfeiters

By: Everett Jensen | 2010-06-03 | Movies
Die Falscher (The Counterfeiters) written and directed by Stefan Ruzowitzky starring Karl Markovics, August Diehl, Devid Striesow, Martin Brambach, Die Falscher, based on the memoirs of Adolf Burger, tells the story of a master counterfeiter named Salomon Sorowitsch (Karl Markovics) who becomes read more

Short stories: A boy and his dog

By: Jess Howe | 2010-05-30 | Short Stories
The boy and dog were shuffling through the underbrush at an astonishing rate. Karl, the boy, was happy at this; he''d finally made a dog that would sell well! It was obedient, well-mannered, didn''t bite, and spoke twenty animal languages so it could translate them back to him. read more

Novel excerpts: Events that happen in an instant

By: Caroline Tigeress | 2010-05-29 | Writing & Speaking
Preacher Man 11 February 2067 22.47 Friday. Hallway outside of the Residential Wing Mutant Military Corps, Hamilton, Montana. Karl walked out of his quarters, a six pack in his hand, one out of the plastic loop and in his hand. read more

Movie reviews: Up

By: Emma Berry | 2010-05-28 | Movies
I was not at all fussed about seeing this film, the trailers didn''t inspire me and I had no desire to see a film about an old man and a house with some balloons. Then the reviews began to filter out and they seemed good. read more

Do You Want to Know What Happened to Karl?

By: marco miranda | 2008-05-04 | Humor
It seem that Karl Rove;s brilliant perdormance is coming to an end as a reult of the Democrat's victory in the Mid Term Elections, read more

Should bloggers be held to the same code of ethics as professional journalists?

By: Richard Prudhomme | 2010-05-29 | Humanities
Professional journalists have a code of ethnics, yet many of their published stories should be taken with a grain of salt, not unlike reading your horoscope. Gone are the days of newspapers informing the reader, the focus is getting the advertising. read more

Reflections: Holocaust

By: everending | 2010-06-01 | Writing & Speaking
There is a basic purpose to the literature of Holocaust survivors: to bare witness. Many believe they survived to perform such a duty, to fulfill such a debt to those who did not. As witnesses, they record living history, for they record the history of their own lives. read more

Book reviews: Happyslapped by a Jellyfish, by Karl Pilkington

By: Iamasadlittleboy | 2010-05-30 | Humanities
Is this the best anti-holiday book of all time? Well quite possibly, as Karl Pilkington gives us an insight into how holiday books aren''t usually written whilst talking about his own trips and often the problems with them in an excellent book that he describes as A travel guide. read more

Short stories: Death of a loved one

By: Peta S. Cameron | 2010-05-30 | Short Stories
Karl and I had been separated for over a year and were both seeing other people, yet I constantly found myself receiving calls from him when he needed assistance. I was living in Brisbane in the family home with the children, who were now all well into their teenagers years. read more

Novel excerpts: Drug addiction

By: Caroline Tigeress | 2010-05-29 | Writing & Speaking
Karl Lamphere sat upright in bed, pouring down in sweat. Another nightmare. Another day without sleep. Without even taking the sheets off his body he rooted around through his nightstand and took several hits off of the warm, now stale high-gravity malt liquor. read more

Short stories: Hard lessons

By: Caroline Tigeress | 2010-05-29 | Short Stories
Karl''s eyes snapped open yet again, just like yesterday. It was dark in his large, spacious studio apartment. His eyes glazed over his surroundings yet again, and the events of yesterday began to sink in. The bar fight, meeting FirePower, asking him to become her apprentice. Him saying yes. read more

Did the U.S. State Dept. help abduct and hide Emily Hindle?

By: Teri Stoddard | 2010-01-10 | Men's Issues
Karl Hindle holds evidence that an employee of the U.S. State Department and other public servants helped his ex-partner kidnap his daughter. She was taken from the U.K., brought to the U.S., and kept hidden by a domestic violence prevention network. This continued even after Mr. Hindle was cleared of all allegations and Emily was classified as a missing child. Emily is going blind in one eye, a condition that was preventable with the right care, care her father would have provided. read more

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