Philosophy in the public square and the history of ideas that change the world. Paul Robeson, Black Dockworkers, and Labor-Left Pan-Africanism, by Peter Cole. Actor Paul Robeson, photographed at Madame St. Paul Robeson was one of the greatest black internationalists.

At Potters Bridge Park in Noblesville, Indiana my objective was to showcase the massive timbers in the bridge structure. However, while I was taking the 12 shots I needed for this photo, two teenagers horsed around at the other end of the bridge. Their constant motion gives a ghost-like appearance to their small crowd. This is the same one from the other direction in Agate Beach.

Became the highest grossing movie of all time. Its groundbreaking CGI technology was ten years in the making and cost hundreds of millions of dollars to develop. A massive prerelease marketing push heralded.

Haunting phrase from the Psalms. When fear rides in on frigid winds. When ego pushes its arrogant lies. When power pleads for needy wars. Frightened I seek you I seek to hide. Beneath the shadow of your wings. Who would believe me? A shelter from fear. When thugs are flashing guns? Hollow bones cartilage feather. When ego builds the world? An image against power. Obey bow to the counsel.

The brilliant insights, half-baked ideas, and other random thoughts of a common tater. But here the skies were clear. As I looked back the way I had come, I saw only a clear blue sky. A brilliant, blinding blue. It seemed as though I could see forever. There was a brisk wind blowing. My perch was precarious, I was literally sitting on the Continental Divide. And so on this date I remember another day with clear blue skies. A day when the peace was shattered and our national sense of invulnerability w.