For more than six decades news journalist Paul Harvey was a familiar voice on American radio Six days a week he would say with a colorful flair ldquo You know what the news is In a minute you rsquo re going to hear the rest of the story rdquo After a brief advertisement he would tell a little-known story of a well-known person But by withholding until the end either the person rsquo s name or some other key element he delighted listeners with his dramatic pause and tagline ldquo And now you know the rest of the story rdquo [... more]

Two stately stone lions watch over the entrance to the New York Public Library Hewn from marble they rsquo ve stood there proudly since the library rsquo s dedication in They were first nicknamed Leo Lenox and Leo Astor to honor the library rsquo s founders But during the Great Depression New York rsquo s Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia renamed them Fortitude and Patience virtues he thought New Yorkers should demonstrate in those challenging years The lions are still called Fortitude and Patience today The Bible describes a living powerful Lion who also gives encouragement in trouble and is known by [... more]