by alan | Oct 19, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2014
The memory of this brave soldier has lived on for generations to honor. Hubert Rochereau was a second lieutenant for the French army during World War I, who died on April 26, 1918, from wounds he incurred while fighting in Belgium, according to the Guardian. His...
by alan | Aug 18, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2014
Twenty-five hundred years ago, well before Christ, Hippocrates, the Greek father of medicine, identified melancholia as a common condition of dark mood and physical malaise. He even attributed melancholia, which today we think of as clinical depression, to a...
by alan | Aug 1, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2014
Inter-shelters were designed to provide a comfortable place to stay just about anywhere. They’ve been used in deserts, deep in the forest, and even on the side of glaciers, providing sleeping shelters, pop up first aid headquarters and observation centers in a...
by alan | Jul 23, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2014
Many of us love our dogs, but not many of us have them to thank for our success. John Dolan, a 43-year-old artist living in England, struggled with poverty, drug addiction and homelessness for much of his life, Reuters reported. Then, one day, a fellow homeless woman...
by alan | Jul 22, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2014
Recently I received a letter from a company called Health Net informing me that I was now under their care. When I called to find out what the hell was going on because I had not authorized anyone to change my current Medicare plan. I was informed that I had been...
by alan | Feb 21, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2014
Doug Sandom: ‘Leaving The Who was the biggest mistake of my life’ While the legendary rock band celebrate 50 years in music, original drummer Doug Sandom recalls the bitter row that led him to walk away As a member of one of the world’s most influential...
