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05 Jan

The Intricate Dance of Sex and Religion

Staff WriterCulturechurch, dance, intimacy, natural, relationship, religion, sex, sexual, society

The intersection of sex and religion remains a complex and nuanced terrain. Contrary to the notion of a clear separation between these two aspects of human experience. A tapestry woven with threads of tradition, morality, and individual identity. Religious doctrines often shape cultural attitudes towards sex, prescribing moral guidelines and influencing societal norms. One guiding principle that echoes through various faiths is the regulation of sex as a natural bodily function. This principle recognizes the inherent human need for intimacy while emphasizing the importance of responsible and ethical conduct. Throughout history, religious institutions have played a significant role in regulating…

01 Jan

The Evolution of the 12 Month Calendar

Staff WriterCulturebabylonian, Calendar, celestial, gregory, julian, observation, solar

The concept of time has always played a pivotal role in organizing and understanding the world around us. From ancient sundials to the sophisticated digital clocks of today, the journey of timekeeping has been a fascinating one. Central to this evolution is the calendar, a system that has undergone centuries of refinement and adaptation. The 12-month calendar, now globally embraced, has a rich history that spans civilizations and cultures. The roots of the 12-month calendar can be traced back to ancient civilizations that observed celestial movements, particularly the cycles of the moon and the sun. The earliest known calendars were…

29 Dec

Upholding the Rule of Law in the Face of Insurrection

Staff WriterCultureballot, bar, democracy, ideology, insurrection, Protection, undermine, vote

The resilience of our nation's democratic institutions has often been tested by internal challenges. Among these challenges, the specter of insurrection poses a unique and grave threat to the very fabric of democracy. The question that arises is whether a democracy can endure when those who actively seek to disrupt its foundations are allowed to ascend to positions of power. A robust democracy not only has the right but the imperative to safeguard itself by preventing insurrectionists from holding the reins of power. Democracy, at its core, thrives on the principles of representation, accountability, and the rule of law. Allowing…

27 Dec

The Sun’s Shape and Unawareness of a Global World In Ancient Times

Staff WriterCultureancient, Communication, folklore, global, knowledge, local, myth, shape, sun

Shrouded in myths and limited by the observational capabilities of early civilizations. One of the most fundamental misconceptions of ancient people was their lack of awareness regarding the true nature of the sun – that it is a sphere – and the notion that others lived on the opposite side of a planet. Furthermore, the concept of a global flood was beyond their comprehension, revealing the vast gap between ancient knowledge and our contemporary understanding. For ancient cultures, the sun held immense significance in religious, cultural, and practical aspects. While they recognized its role in providing warmth and light, their…

25 Dec

From Ancient Roots to an American Holiday Tradition In December

Staff WriterCulturecelebration, cheer, Christmas, food, gifts, mistletoe, ornaments, santa claus, Tree

Christmas stands as a vibrant thread woven with diverse threads from around the world. The celebration of Christmas in the United States has a rich history, shaped by a tapestry of religious, cultural, and commercial influences. From its ancient roots to its establishment as a cherished American holiday tradition, Christmas has undergone a fascinating evolution. The roots of Christmas trace back to ancient pagan celebrations, such as the Roman festival of Saturnalia and the Norse Yule. These festivals marked the winter solstice, celebrating the return of longer days and the promise of warmth. As Christianity spread, early Christians sought to…

22 Dec

How Good Employees are Quietly Quitting Bad Managers

Staff WriterCultureattitude, Benefits, employees, employer, flexibility, management, managers, productivity, Quietly Quitting, supervisor, worth

In the dynamic and fast-paced world of business, the role of a manager is pivotal in shaping the work environment and, consequently, the performance of their team. An often overlooked but critical aspect of effective management is the attitude exhibited by those in leadership positions. The adage "employees don't leave companies, they leave managers" holds true, as the impact of a manager's attitude on employee morale and productivity cannot be overstated. In recent years, numerous studies have shed light on the correlation between a manager's attitude and the productivity and satisfaction levels of their subordinates. Adopting a negative or abrasive…

20 Dec

Not Today Insurrectionist —Says Colorado

Staff WriterCultureBig Lie, colorado, democracy, donald trump, Elections, gop, insurrection, insurrectionist, maga, republican, SCOCol, SCOTUS

The state of Colorado has made a groundbreaking decision to exclude twice impeached criminal defendant former President Donald Trump from the 2024 election ballot. This move by the Colorado State Board of Elections has sparked intense debates, not only within the state but across the nation, as it challenges established norms and raises questions about the balance between state autonomy and federal oversight. The decision to remove Trump from the ballot is rooted in the aftermath of the 2020 election and subsequent events that unfolded, including the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Colorado election officials argue…

13 Dec

Harnessing Natural Kinetic Energy for Sustainable Community Power

Staff WriterTechnologyEnergy, fossil, fuel, generate, Harvest, hydro, kinetic, magnetic, Power, submerged, Water, Wind

Our quest for sustainable energy sources has become more urgent than ever. One promising avenue gaining attention is the utilization of natural kinetic energy to power our communities. By tapping into the inherent motion of the world around us, we have the potential to generate clean, renewable energy that can meet the needs of our growing population while minimizing our carbon footprint. There is an abundance of natural kinetic energy all around us, from the gentle rustling of leaves in the wind to the relentless flow of rivers and the rhythmic crashing of ocean waves. Recognizing the potential within these…

11 Dec

Norman Lear: A Legacy of Innovation and Social Impact

Staff WriterEntertainment20th Century, All in the family, Good Times, Kennedy Center Honors, Maude, National Medal of Arts, Television, The Colgate Comedy Hour, The jeffersons

On December 5, 2023, the world bid a fond farewell to one of the most influential figures in the history of American television, Norman Lear. A creative visionary and trailblazing producer, Lear's remarkable career spanned decades, leaving an indelible mark on the entertainment landscape. Lear passed away at the age of 100, having not only entertained millions but also challenged societal norms and paved the way for a new era of television. Norman Milton Lear, born on July 27, 1922, in New Haven, Connecticut, began his journey in the entertainment industry in the 1950s. His early forays into writing and…

08 Dec

How America is Engineering a Sustainable Space City for 50,000 Residents

Staff WriterTechnologyCosmos, engineering, Orbit, Space, Space City, Station, structure

Humanity's relentless pursuit of innovation and exploration is poised to breach new frontiers—the construction of a city in space, orbiting Earth. As the dream of a sustainable and habitable space habitat becomes a tangible reality, the technological engineering behind this endeavor is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Creating a city in space requires an interdisciplinary approach, merging advanced technologies from various fields such as aerospace engineering, architecture, environmental science, and life support systems. The challenges are numerous, but the vision is clear: a self-sustaining habitat capable of supporting a community of 50,000 people in the microgravity environment of Earth's orbit. The…