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Candice Bergen on the Catholic Church and Its 'Crimes Against Humanity'
I have no hopes of ANYone ever influencing the Catholic Church …Candice Bergen | Today 11:40 amI have no idea about the legislatures and no hope of ANYone ever influencing the Catholic Church in a more progressive direction, but the entire entity should...[Read on]
Medical Journal: Pope 'Distorted' Condom Science to 'Promote Catholic Doctrine'
Pope Benedict XVI under fire once again for saying condom use just aggravates spread of HIV/AIDS; some blast Church for being out of touchPope Benedict XVI on Condoms | Today 11:05 am Pope Benedict XVI has been receiving scads of bad press as of late. ...[Read on]
Mammamia! Italian Women Speak Out Against Sexism
The United States, as well as many other countries, was created under a patriarchal foundation that women are constantly struggling with, and Italy is no exception.   In fact, Italian women have to exist under triple threats of sexism: the government...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: Sure to be saved?
(Ed. Note: Artist (and good friend) Eve Beglarian is paddling, biking and hiking the length of the Mississippi River in search of musical inspiration. This is one in a series of journal entries.) This morning I went to the Joy Baptist Church in Fort Madi...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: Mormons in Memphis
The last week has been a very different experience from the whole river trip so far. Last Sunday afternoon, when I paddled in to the Shelby Forest boat ramp about twenty miles above Memphis, Mary had met a couple, David and Shawna, who live in Memphis a...[Read on]
The church may oppose the pill, but one Catholic bank in Germany was profiting off it
Talk about hypocrisy. A Catholic bank in Germany was revealed by newspaper reporting to have invested money in the stock of American birth control maker Wyeth, despite the Roman Catholic Church's condemnation of birth control. Der Spiegel newspaper dis...[Read on]
What do USA Swimming and the Catholic Church have In common?
Answer: A big disgusting sex scandal, that’s what.For several months USA Swimming has been embroiled in lawsuits and accusations related to their lax oversight of and response to numerous instances of male coach sexual misconduct with young female swimm...[Read on]
The Coal Tattoo- A Diamond in the Rough
As everyone frantically finishes up papers and crams for exams this next week, I’d like to suggest a little light reading for your after-Thanksgiving naps. I love this book so much I’d really like to suggest it to anyone, anytime. Set in the 1950’s ...[Read on]
Astor Trial Wrap-up: How Anthony Marshall Sentenced Himself to Jail
Brooke Astor and Anthony Marshall at her estate Holly Hill, in Briarcliff Manor, New York, circa December 2001. Photograph by Alec Marshall. Charlene Marshall tends to dominate any room that she is in. As her 85-year-old husband, Anthony Marshall—ga...[Read on]
Olympic Snowboarder Karin Ruby dies in Chamonix climbing accident
  The world lost of its trailblazing female snowboarders on May 29 to a tragic accident. Former Olympic snowboarding champion Karine Ruby of France fell into a 20m crevasse while climbing Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Western Europe, located...[Read on]
Tips for dealing with a dead auto battery
It's not a good feeling to sit behind the wheel of your car to discover it won't start. My 2003 Honda Odyssey usually gives us advance warning to a dead battery because the power sliding doors don't move without power, so when my sons announced to me on ...[Read on]
Mississippi Riber Project: Putting it together
I think most of you know that I’ve pictured this river journey as happening in three phases: the first phase is the human-powered journey I’ve been taking down the river, having adventures on the river and near it, meeting people, camping in parks, re...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: Confluence
(Ed. Note: Artist (and good friend) Eve Beglarian is paddling, biking and hiking the length of the Mississippi River in search of musical inspiration. This is one in a series of journal entries.) Yesterday was one of the best days of my life. I got up a...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: The earth remains forever
(Editors Note: Composer – and good friend – Eve Beglarian has developed an obsession with the Mississippi River: especially the impact of the river on the development of American culture. She recently embarked on a year long odyssey traveling the len...[Read on]
Saying goodbye to my totaled Honda Accord
I said goodbye to my dear old Honda Accord recently, after visiting it at the impound lot for the last time and removing the last bits of my belongings from within its interior. This junkyard, with thousands of other scrapped cars just like it, has becom...[Read on]
Clarifying “The Myth About Exercise”
Every Saturday I look forward to the TIME magazine in my mail. I know I can read it all online, but there is something satisfying about print media. As someone trained in sport science (aka, Kinesiology) this week’s cover story by John Cloud ...[Read on]
Salt – Anything You Can Do I Can Do Equal
First things first.  Angelina Jolie is a very believable kick-ass spy in the new, exciting, thriller Salt opening today. What’s so great about this film is that it could be a game changer. The reason why is that there are no gender issues with Jolie...[Read on]
Put Your Whole Heart into Volunteering
So many love the feeling of that check or cross off the old’ daily to-do…it’s productive. It says we’re doing something. But that little mark doesn’t indicate how we completed the task. Were we quick and sloppy? Were we distracted? Did we put e...[Read on]
Review: Antichrist
Lars von Trier, the director who so famously tormented Bjork in Dancer in the Dark that she swore she’d quit acting forever, was booed and jeered at at Cannes for Antichrist. People even laughed at the private screening I attended with some of my ...[Read on]
Bendix Announces "The Passion That Drives You" Scholarship Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the Bendix Brakes "The Passion That Drives You"  Scholarship contest. Each of these inspiring young people earned a $2500 scholarship towards their automotive education. Here at AskPatty.com, we're especially pleased to...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: Darkness in Vicksburg
It was a rainy and gray weekend, and I spent most of it at Poverty Point Reservoir State Park, doing some much needed housekeeping (my computer was misbehaving, laundry needed doing) at this quite wonderful spot that has free wifi and laundry and good s...[Read on]
City Series Part Eight: Prague
Prague is the great metropolis of Eastern Europe. The capital of Czech Republic has been the most successful and prosperous of all post-Communists cities; but not only politics and economy make Prague a great place to visit, its culture, art and architec...[Read on]
Spotlight on Nikki Roberti: Editor who is giving girls a reality check
When “Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” aired on national television, audiences were quick to recognize the brazen young journalist portrayal of Lois Lane was far from the comic-book character depiction from decades before.   This Lois...[Read on]
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