by alan | Sep 7, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
Robert Rendall review of I Remember Jim Morrison Al Well I finished your book a few days ago and have been waiting to have a minute to give you the feedback, which I believe you deserve, I was going to call you but Iam sure you are a busy man and I respect your...
by alan | Aug 26, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
We walked the Avenue, the ancient route along which the stones were first dragged from the River Avon. For centuries, this was the formal path to the great henge, but now the only hint of its existence was an indentation or two in the tall grass. It was a fine English...
by alan | Aug 24, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
Roscoe the kitten would almost certainly not be alive today, were it not for Opie the dog. The pup sniffed out the newborn kitten, injured and covered in maggots, and refused to leave his new buddy’s side until Opie’s dad, James Roode, scooped up...
by alan | Aug 23, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
The Badass Story Of John J. McGinty III | Special Forces – SOF If you have an eyepatch and aren’t a pirate, chances are you are a hero of the highest regard. Just no in between. That is John J. McGinty III, a Medal of Honor Recipient and Marine. He was a United...
by alan | Aug 8, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
Aliens Could Live Like This! Life Found in Oily Goo A site at Pitch Lake, the world’s largest asphalt lake located in Trinidad and Tobago, where liquid oil bubbles up to the surface. Pin It A site at Pitch Lake, the world’s largest asphalt lake located in...
by alan | Aug 2, 2014 | Coronado Clarion Winter Issue 2015
By Alan Graham. We think of cardiovascular disease as the result of our modern couch-potato, fast-food lifestyle, but it ain’t exactly so. A 5,000-year-old mummy discovered on the Italian side of the Öetzal Alps and nicknamed “Öetzi” or “The Iceman,” might have died...
