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Pedaling to Shangri-La
January 19, 2010 by Bob Rogers
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Culture & Religion, Featured Article, Travel
“What would possess you to do such a thing?”
This is a question Claire and I get from Americans when they hear of our tandem bicycle travels in third-world countries and our perseverance in spite of difficult conditions. Of… Read the rest
Chi Newman’s Kitchen Talk
January 15, 2010 by Chi Newman
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Cooking & Recipes, Featured Article, Food & Drink
Editor’s Note: Chi Newman is a frequent contributor to Just One Opinion. She is our expert on all things Asian, especially Chinese food and culture, because she was born and raised there. Chi wrote this article for her
Our “New Bohemians” are heading home
December 23, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Featured Article, Opinions & Reviews
Bob and Claire Rogers are on their way home from their extended and very exciting trip to China and most of Southeast Asia. They’ll be traveling back to Tucson on Christmas Day.
Be sure to check their website… Read the rest
Christmastime in New York City
December 17, 2009 by Craig Bieber
Filed under Current Events, Featured Article, Opinions & Reviews, Travel
The Big Apple -
Above and Below the Shoulders
We all know about New York City. It’s in front of us in the media every day. It’s a part of commercials, morning shows, nightly news, entertainment stars, sports… Read the rest
“Same Same” (but different)
December 10, 2009 by Claire Rogers
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Culture & Religion, Featured Article
A knock off, a fake, a facsimile. Piracy in Vietnam floods the streets like monsoon rains. Street vendors of old Saigon sling armloads of poor representations of original art, music, movies and books.
Wrapped in plastic as carefully as… Read the rest
The Secret War Lives On
November 7, 2009 by Bob Rogers
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Featured Article, Notes on the News
Flowers of opening cluster bombs grayed the blue skies of north central Laos, raining fear and death. For nine years during the Second Indochina War, the bombs fell. Their targets: Viet Cong hiding in Laos, along with other people,… Read the rest
Good Christian Americans
October 14, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Featured Article, Religion
If you thought that Bible-thumping, holy rollin’, Confederate flag waving, southern-fried, “come to Jesus” religion was a thing of the past, think again.
If you haven’t seen it recently, rent the DVD of “Inherit the Wind,” starring… Read the rest
What We Know About the Bible that Ain’t So – 3
October 1, 2009 by Richard E. Kelly
Filed under Books, Featured Article, Reviews
This is the third and last post related to what is known by most Christians about the Bible that ain’t so. While much of this information is reported in Bart Ehrman’s Misquoting Jesus, the following facts have been well… Read the rest
Mr. Phillips’ Warning
September 14, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Featured Article, Politics
I can still clearly remember sitting in my high school Journalism class on Wednesday, November 9, 1960 — the day after the presidential election.
Everyone in the classroom couldn’t stop talking about the exciting election results that we… Read the rest
Attention!
September 12, 2009 by Bob Rogers
Filed under Current Events, Featured Article, Second Opinions, Travel
Editor’s Note: As we follow the adventures of Bob and Claire Rogers, let’s look at an article that Bob wrote some time ago that describes his motivation for “taking the road less traveled.” I think you… Read the rest





















