One of the SyFy Channel's most popular shows is "Destination Truth," on which a team of investigators (who aren't exactly "scientists") travel the world hunting legendary creatures in an attempt to find evidence they actually exist. Needless to say, few shows end up with anything that a credible researcher would call definitive evidence. Nobody has yet caged a Himalayan yeti or a South American chupacabra for experts to inspect.
News of Charlotte's story electrified New York playwright Doug Wright. He rushed to Berlin to visit her and persuade her to be the subject of a play. She agreed and sat for a series of interviews at her museum, where she also lived. But the process of capturing Charlotte's life turned into a tortured one for Wright when the archives of the East German secret police opened. Her Stasi file posed uncomfortable questions. Picking his way through Charlotte's complex background became a delicate pas de deux between the playwright and his muse, between history's elusive facts and memory's shifting perceptions. Wright charted this choreography in a stunning one-man play, I Am My Own Wife, which earned him both the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play in 2004. The Vermont St...
... pivotal question: Is Wright's search for truth about the journey or the destination?. Even as a b...
Today Jim Nantz or some other CBS wonk will announce the next destination for West Virginia University's basketball team. And the sad truth, at least if you're a Mountaineer fan, is the team's next destination may be its final one.
Ideology deludes, inspires dishonesty, and breeds fanaticism. Facts, experience, and logic are much better at leading you to truth. Truth, however, is not everyone's intended destination." These are the observations of Daniel J. Flynn in his 2004 book "Intellectual Morons. Is his quote applicable to the intelligent design versus natural selection debate? I think it is. The December decision by U.S. District Judge John E. Jones in Dover Pennsylvania that Intelligent Design (ID) is not a scientifically based theory only confuses this debate and does not bring us closer to truth, assuming that is the goal.
If you want to go on an art tour that also gives you plenty of opportunities to take a bath, consider Destination Sierra County, a regional fair of art and culture taking place Sept. 30 to Oct. 2 in and around Truth or Consequences. In an effort to get visitors to take in the landscape in that territory, the Destination Sierra County organizers, most of whom are headquartered in Truth or Consequences (TorC), have worked to set up events in the not-so-neighboring villages of Hillsboro, Kingston, and Cuchillo. But since most of the events take place in TorC, visitors will have a chance to also soak in one of that town's many bathhouses.
... proud of their historic role as a destination for those fleeing oppression, the truth (much like...
Santa Fe has long marketed itself as a gay-friendly travel destination. Unlike similar boosterish boasts, this one holds some truth. Gay magazines and guides consistently feature Santa Fe. A new public television series. "Out and About with Scot Weaver," is shooting its first episode here. A lot of gay market research is focused only on gay people," CEO Bob W'tteck says. "We're looking at what makes us the same and what makes us different. Travel is one of the breakouts. "Travel has been a priority for gay people for a lot of reasons." Witeck says. Especially for small-town gays, it can be hard - and risky - to meet people at home. The importance of a temporary escape to a friendly destination like Santa Fe increases for those who haven't come out at home.
... of your grandkids you should tell the truth and resign from the company." J.A. ... before arriving at their final destination. . See, e.g., Jaynes v. Commonwealth, 666 S.E.2d 3...
AUBURN -- Following are some new releases at Auburn Public Library for December. Fiction
...Nonfiction. "Destination Truth: Memoirs of a Monster Hunter" by Josh Gates....
MINNEAPOLIS - Once upon a time, Bob Huggins would not have been so forgiving. Truth is, he's not all that forgiving even now. But hey, he's at least learned to mask his anger, which is a step in the right direction if civility is the eventual destination.
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