- Starbucks, I Spit In Your General Direction By : Kurt Hartman
I hate to admit it, but I have become a coffee snob 12 years ago, I would have pulled out the Folgers can, added some hot water, a little sugar, and said "Now that's good coffee - Paid Survey Work By : JB Mills
A lot of paid surveys web sites are completely useless , as a matter of fact a walloping eighty-five percent of the internet sites that I have tested will take you a long time to reclaim the small expenditure you pay to join for the survey lists and you'll never be able to earn decent money from home with these sites that would allow you to do anything serious, like paying off your bills or saving for your next vacation - Yes, We Can! By : Todd Smith
I recently spoke to a class of high school freshmen in Houston about the value of a college education and avoiding the pitfalls that so many men of color seem incapable of doing
Many times speaking to inner-city youth can be a daunting task because they do not see the opportunities that many middle-class youth see on a daily basis - September 11th Remembered 5 Years After The Start Of The Iraq War By : Christopher Snyder
There is much in the news these days about the 5 years the United States has been in the Iraq War On March 20,, 2003 we began an invasion of another country and we have occupied this country since then - Target Market Or Fail Miserably! By : Debbie Floyd
There are literally millions of people looking for financial freedom in a home based business Why do so many of these businesses fail - Apostrophological Anomalies And The Welcome Sign By : Thom Inman
Putting your apostrophes in the right places on those ubiquitous rustic wooden Welcome Signs is pretty easy once you know the rules There is no greater motivation than having all those grammatical fuddy-duddies think better of you, either - The "Victory Tax" By : Matt Mason
One of my favorite movies is The Matrix The reason why I like it so much is because it is actually based on truth (like a lot of fiction movies are) - Who Is Jane Roberts & What Is The Seth Material? By : Life Resources
Jane Roberts was an American author and poet born May 8, 1929 She channeled an energy personality, which she named Seth - The Myths Taught Concerning The Separation Of Church And State By : Cameron C. Taylor
The phrase “separation of church and state” has been used so often by courts and other organizations that many believe it to be a part of the First Amendment of the Constitution The phrase, however, is nowhere stated in the Constitution or other founding documents - A U.S. Public Service Academy Is Unnecessary By : Stuart Nachbar
As the new year begins, I read of a proposal for a US - When Does Tolerance Stop Becoming A Virtue? By : Douglas Bower
When does "Tolerance" or "Live and Let Live" stop becoming a virtue Is it even a virtue - A Call For A "Do Not Call" Policy For Military Recruiting By : Stuart Nachbar
While my first novel, The Sex Ed Chronicles, was reviewed by my publishers, I started a second story that revolves around another controversial subject in high schools and colleges: Army recruiting on campus
The change in subjects has not been a big jump - Is Google Bankrupt... By : Andrew Daum
It was only a matter of time before this would happen
You did not really think Google could go on forever, right - Why I Believe Abortion Should Be Legal, Safe, And Rare By : Deanna Mascle
I have always been a supporter of a woman's right to choose It is not simply that I am a supporter of abortion - Texas Vigilante Joe Horn - A Cold-Blooded Murderer! By : James Opiko
Anybody who commits an act of theft of any kind belongs in jail
Similarly, anyone who takes the law into his own hands even after being cautioned by law enforcement not to -- and then shoots anyone, including burglars, in the back, "for sport," unprovoked or just because he thinks he can get away with it (with the aid of public sentiment) -- is a cold-blooded murderer - Why You Should Volunteer At Your Local School By : Deanna Mascle
I started volunteering at my son's school when he was in preschool because the school's director required all parents to do volunteer duty At first I rather resented the burden especially when it meant giving up my lunch hour to supervise the school lunch room and recess - The Fallacy Of So Called Trace Benzene Cases By : Randall Phillips
Consumer products in the United States have not had significant levels of benzene for decades, yet Plaintiffs’ counsel have filed thousands of cases, often called trace benzene suits, asserting that various consumer products such as degreasers, carburetor cleaners, mineral spirits, and paints have caused their clients to contract Leukemia, aplastic anemia or other blood related diseases - Russian Military. Quick Look At Russian Army By : Natalia Konovalova
The author of this story used to be close to the army, in other words saw everything with his own eyes and felt with his hands if I can say so :-) What a foreigner usually calls Russian military and what we proudly call Russian Army… The written below is just a personal view or an opinion and doesn’t pretend to be taken as a gospel - Bang It In Today By : Vishwriter
Hi,
The time has come to bid you goodbye - U.S. Patriot Act Is Going To Kill Me By : Douglas Bower
I am going to die I do not know exactly how long I have to live but my death is imminent - Laughter Is The Best Medicine By : CD Mohatta
Now that the holidays are upon us, there seems to be a lot of self help around to help us not be stressful or get depressed People are telling you how to enjoy the holidays and what to do to make Christmas merry or happy - Helping A Friend In Need By : CD Mohatta
Many times in our lives, we are faced with a friend who needs our help In trying to help them, we try to figure out the best ways to do that, even though we may feel that the answer may be staring them in the face - Popular Music Used In Commercials By : Robert Benson
Stop The Insanity-Hire Someone To Write A Jingle
Many years ago, in a far away place and time, companies wishing to promote their wares on television would hire songwriters to develop advertising jingles to promote whatever they were selling - Tried Through The Looking Glass By : Michael Mehas
A new national pastime has taken its place atop the mantle of popular American culture It's called the criminal case that generates a collective national focus through which the public consumes every alleged "fact," as if it were true, with a voracious appetite for more - A Floor Clock In Your Wish List? Make It Real By : Andrei Myers
It’s time to get yourself a Christmas gift A piece of stunning artwork like a floor clock will be your pleasure for life - Matthew Shepard, James Byrd And A Trial Of One By : Mary E. Martin
JASPER, TEXAS: On June 7th, 1998, James Byrd, a black man was attacked by three white men They beat him senseless with a bat, slit his throat and then dragged him three miles behind a pickup truck until he was dead - Lock Picking Services By : Dave Text
Lock picking, time and again comes handy in difficult conditions, thanks to the fine services rendered by various lock picking services in the country For most of us lock picking is analyzing and manipulating the components of the lock, without the original key - Seven Fallacies Of Capital Punishment By : Michael Mehas
As a society, the time has come to take a major stand against revenge and hatred It is time to look at the other side of the card, the side filled with peace and respect - New Book Encourages Stressed-Out Nation To ‘Think Small’ By : Erik Quisling
An array of recent studies prove that Americans are more stressed out than ever Simply glancing at a newspaper provides ample reason why so many people find it impossible to relax these days - How To Move Toward A Learned Optimism By : Gary M. Miller
What is optimism Is it natural or developmental
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