From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: If you worked for the government and found that the president was committing serious crimes to bring about positive things you both believed in, would you try to expose those crimes? If so, what if you knew your reputation would be destroyed in the process? Personally, as much as … Continue reading Question of the Week #379
Rhea
In the pantheon of ancient Greek deities, Rhea holds a pivotal role as a mother goddess, Queen of the Titans, and mother to the first generation of Olympian gods. As a daughter of Gaia and Uranus herself, Rhea's story is intertwined with the earliest myths about the creation of the cosmos and rule of the … Continue reading Rhea
12 Tips for Productive Remote Work
The rise of remote work has transformed the way we approach our professional lives. With the flexibility to work from the comfort of our homes or any location, remote work offers numerous advantages. However, it also comes with its own set of challenges, such as maintaining focus, managing time effectively, and staying connected with colleagues. … Continue reading 12 Tips for Productive Remote Work
Q…
From what I could find in my research, the equivalent of the letter Q did not exist in the classic Greek alphabet, Qoppa having been dropped before the Classical period, and so there are no names starting with Q in Greek Mythology.
The Art of Playful Imitation
Let's just get this out of the way up front - I'm not a huge fan of parodies or spoofs. Maybe I'm just too high-brow for that low-brow humor (I kid, I kid...sort of). All snarkiness aside, I can appreciate that parody has carved out a solid niche in the entertainment world over the decades. … Continue reading The Art of Playful Imitation
Poseidon
Poseidon, one of the most powerful gods in ancient Greek mythology, was revered as the lord of the sea, storms, earthquakes and horses. As a member of the Twelve Olympians, Poseidon played a significant role in numerous myths and legends, shaping the beliefs and culture of ancient Greece. Origins and Family Born to the Titans … Continue reading Poseidon
10 Common Myths About Healthy Eating
In a world where information is easily accessible, sorting through the plethora of advice about healthy eating can be overwhelming. From fad diets to conflicting nutritional claims, it's crucial to separate fact from fiction. In this blog post, we'll dive into some of the most common myths about healthy eating and provide evidence-based insights to … Continue reading 10 Common Myths About Healthy Eating
Odysseus
Odysseus, also known as Ulysses in Roman mythology, is one of the most renowned heroes in Greek literature. As the legendary king of Ithaca, Odysseus played a crucial role in Homer's epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey. His intellectual brilliance, guile, and versatility earned him the epithet "Odysseus the Cunning," making him a celebrated … Continue reading Odysseus
Rewatching Quantum Leap – Episode 85
In the grand finale of the Quantum Leap trilogy, fans were treated to a suspenseful and emotionally charged episode that tied up many loose ends. We find Sam leaping into the body of retired lawyer Larry Stanton in 1978, tasked with defending Abigail Fuller – the woman he saved from a lynching back in 1966. … Continue reading Rewatching Quantum Leap – Episode 85
Nemesis
In the pantheon of Greek gods and goddesses, Nemesis stands out as a powerful figure representing divine retribution and the consequences of hubris. As the personification of justice and the avenger of crime, Nemesis played a significant role in maintaining balance and punishing those who transgressed against the natural order. Etymology and Family The name … Continue reading Nemesis
The Confusing Middle 