David W. Boles' Urban Semiotic

We are a current culture obsessed by, infected with, and clamoring for -- the female breast.  Have we always been breast-centric beings?  Or is the modern breast in situ only our latest distraction from the real perils of the earthly world? 

Let's turn to art to help inform the context that creates our culture.  Early ocher cave paintings and even hieroglyphs made clothing -- more than the bare breast -- the most distinctive identifier of the human form:

God believers have always held up Albert Einstein -- the World's Smartest Man -- as evidence that God exists because they believe Einstein said God was real.

Child abuse takes many ghostly forms and has a multiplicity of fathers.  I can still remember, decades later, the one time I was enticed by an older man and how the awful hauntings of that dungeon-like experience still threaten me today.

Is it possible for mere mortals to predict Miracles?

I had some great fun over the weekend picking my own Democrat Vice President online by answering a variety of qualifying questions.  Here are the first few choices I made:

Janna and I are pleased to announce a couple of new features added to our American Sign Language HardcoreASL.com learning portal.

Yesterday, Janna was shocked and horrified to learn CBCInnovis and "Fair Issac" think she is deceased!

Dananjay Anandan wrote this article.

There's a new act in the circus and it's called the Indian Premier League.

Enough already!  Hillary:  Get.  Out!

Is there such a thing as a universal covenant between people today that is unspoken, yet understood?  Or are we all doomed to the niches of our own faith?