Passion for life seems to be the most appropriate way to end this month. It comes from within, costs nothing to produce, is best when shared, and will be present long after your doubt, insecurity, and fear are left by the wayside. I hope you've enjoyed this glimpse ...

Trying to get the citizens of our country to actively focus on any one thing at the same time is as probable as successfully catching a gnat swarm with a pool net. However, that's just what the series finale of the television series M*A*S*H* nearly accomplished on this day ...

Indeed, passion does wear red lips. I've also heard it enjoys a good spanking from time to time as well. No matter how you choose to express your passion, please don't smoke in the house. It's totally gross.

Say what you will about the Academy Awards, there is a tremendous amount of passionate light that emanates from the collective talent when Oscar casts his favorable gaze on his recipients. Maybe it's the prestige. Perhaps it's the tradition. Although, more than likely, it's from enthusiasm for ...

Samuel Colt first produced the revolver out of his industrious passion in 1836. Since then it has been the center piece of various passionate exchanges as a result of intimate passionate exchanges, and whether or not we should all be legally allowed to own one. The best use ...

Passion can be expressed in a variety of ways. Needing to cross a desert, illegally enter a neighboring country, survive nature's elements, avoid authoritative armed agents, and sprint across a major US highway to find a better life is sadly one of them. Quick question, do you think he ...

"You want fame? ... Well, fame costs. And right here is where you start paying. With sweat." ~ Debbie Allen An exemplary example of following one's passion and letting the rest of life fall into place.

Incredible how the timing of the convergence of multiple passions can capture a singularly magic moment. During the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, NY the United States hockey team defeated the Soviet Union in what is remembered as the "Miracle on Ice." Just over two decades later ...

There are parties and there are holidays. There are even holiday parties. Then there's Mardi Gras. No party globally captures the sheer lust and passion of a celebration quite like the karma cashing, booty shaking, chesticle flashing Carnival.

George Washington and Abraham Lincoln were two of our nations most honored, noble, and passionate leaders. Each man's character and legacy is standing the test of time while continuing to set the bar for candidates as we speak. This being an election year, with an incumbent I feel ...