http://robertahola.com/index.php The home of all things Robert Ahola (Robert Joseph Ahola). Sat, 12 Jun 2010 16:16:36 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en "A New Social Contract for the Noble 10%" I confess to beginning this rant as the poster boy for a diminished attention span; not mine, our Nation’s. The truth is so many bad things are happening with such vicious simultaneity that we can’t stop long enough to focus. And that is ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=215 Robert Joseph Ahola The man who might have been the greatest white heavyweight since Rocky Marciano was never actually a champion. He was also a near genius who ended up becoming the poster boy for pugilistic dementia. A powerful family saga of love, death and redemption and scathing portrait of the ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=158 A handsome young American author with a tragic political past comes into the life of a jaded, dysfunctional British social circle. And nothing will ever quite be the same again—for anyone! Set in the post Beatles London of 1973 and the intellectual hinterlands of the English countryside, Billingsgate is the consummate ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=131 A feature-length docudrama: For the first time ever, someone is offering a feature film as an Epic Poem. As such, One Hour of Madness and Joy takes the poetry of Walt Whitman through his masterpiece single-source anthology, The Leaves of Grass, and lays it out into a film that—like Whitman’s ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=129 A Comedy in Two Acts: The Year is 2040 and civilization as we know it is in its final days. There has been no Holocaust. Everything has just stopped working…and nobody seems to care. The Rich have holed up behind high walls in Country Club Compounds across America to protect ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=126 A Drama in One Act: Paul Robeson and Uta Hagen former lovers who once headlined the longest running Shakespeare ever on Broadway, and who spent a large portion of their careers on “The HUAC Blacklist,” meet backstage 20 years later, just before Robeson’s last performance of Othello at Stratford-on-Avon. A ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=103 A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS. 3 M 4F. 1 Hour & 30 Minutes. It is late December and the Jacobsen family - a lovable if slightly neurotic bunch of overachievers - is about to spend another Christmas underfunded and ever-so-slightly out of sync. Into this happy holiday comes youngest daughter, Erin who at ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=55 Having seen An Inconvenient Truth a second time, I'd like to make a few observations and recommendations that we feel merit serious consideration. They're given in a spirit of cooperation and a true desire to make a difference. They're also offered with an understanding that the environmental puzzle is still ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=53 The Unicorn are all laid low. The Gryphon is done in. Chimera and the Mantilough Are whispers on the wind. Of all the Mystics bold and proud, Only the Dragon still flies Riding clouds In far forbidden skies.       All other tales you've read about dragons are lies    and half-truths. Now, for the first time ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=10 An Angelic Encounter for Modern Times Finally there's a book that dares to ask the question: Is it possible that the animals we encounter in our lives are often angels in disguise? And answers it with a resounding, "Yes!" Written as visionary fiction, The Return of the Hummingbird Wizard is also the ... http://robertahola.com/index.php/?p=11