Monthly Archives: March 2010

Kansas City Schools Bankrupt, $1 Billion U. S. Money to Haiti

Posted on March 11, 2010 by Donald L. Vasicek

The Kansas City school system is going bankrupt. The United States has spent $1 billion in Haiti. Where is, “We Are the World”, John Travolta, the Church of Scientology, Sean Penn, American churches, etc. The Kansas City school system needs … Continue reading →

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Aristotle on Drama

Posted on March 11, 2010 by Donald L. Vasicek

Aristotle, The Poetics Aristotle’s Poetics is a fragmentary work; originally it was a text for use by philosophy students rather than by the general public. The part which survives is mostly about Tragedy. The most notable thing about Aristotle’s view … Continue reading →

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How To Know When An Earthquake is Imminent

Posted on March 8, 2010 by Donald L. Vasicek

“…A Cal Tech seismologist was aware of the natural forces that are working slowly but inexorably under the earth, out of sight, unnoticed, setting off reactions and counterreactions in fragile earth faults deep in the bowels of the earth. There … Continue reading →

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