Aristotle once said, "he who has overcome fear will truly be free."  When was unearthed out of the Kentrotas’ seaside plot in Tripiti, Milos Island, they never found the arms.  The year-round residents on Milos are a faithful few. The whispers travel and the rumor mill churns. We heard it like this from theio Dionysos; In the years after the discovery, locals and enterprising tourists alike were searching for the arms. Klima Bay, a mere nondescript and rocky fishing inlet, was inundated...

Alexander the Great once said ""Toil and risk are the prices of glory, but it's a lovely thing to live with courage and die leaving everlasting fame."  Niko grew up penniless near the port of Pireas and he loved to play soccer. He and his friends would get together during recess and kick a crushed can of Coke around. His brother, Savva, was a natural talent: he ran like the wind, could shoot from anywhere, and had the body of a Greek god. Niko, on the other hand, had to work hard to become a...

"Achaeans gathered in their swift-keeled ships,  Just like raiders at black-mast-ships. Jealous gods that plot destruction  Golden apple of Fate’s construction” -Trojan War Poem (author unknown).  Sometimes Eris (the deity of discord) and her golden apple have it in for us mortals.  When the tannery closed, Kosta had fallen on hard times. Then he found out his wife Eleni was cheating with the local “hasapi” (butcher) Mitsos. Kosta needed good deals on the lesser cuts more than ever, but at...