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A Christmas Tale

Two weeks before Christmas I was sitting on the tarmac at LAX in a crowded plane waiting for a mechanical problem to be fixed and thinking this was not the way to start the day. Nor was it conducive to conjuring up joyous thoughts for the holidays to come. Of course, traveling in the post 9/11 era i

She Dumped Me And I Have No Idea Where To Go From Here

She dumped me. I don't know what to do. I feel sad, hurt, and extremely miserable like my heart has been ripped out of my body and stamped into the ground. I'm sick to my stomach and can hardly even think straight. I feel depressed and just want to sleep, but even that seems impossible as

Flooding, Flood Defences and the Humble Sandbag

Flood protection is vital for any home at risk of flooding and in this article we'll discuss the different types of flooding and the crucial part the humble sandbag plays in flood defences."/

The Destruction of Our Educational System

The educational system has been hijacked by the national teachers union that has incorporated various other unions under its umbrella and is supposedly trying to exert control into our grammar schools along with jr and high schools curriculum. When the union was statewide in each individual state th

Asbestos: A Deadly Environmental & Health Hazard

Asbestos is a term used for some naturally occurring minerals that form long thin fibers and fiber bundles on crystallization. Most commonly found group is the serpentine group that includes Chrysotile (white asbestos). It is also the most frequently mined form of Asbestos. Another very important as

The difference between man and women are logical

While doing my search for this idea, I came across something interesting on the web. At a hospital the relatives gathered in the waiting room, where a family member lay gravely ill. Finally, the docto

Understanding the Egyptian Uprising For Democracy, Report From the Ground

January 25 witnessed widespread street protests in Egypt. 90,000 Egyptians came out in seven main squares in Cairo while tens of thousands more came out in Alexandria, Mahalla, Suez, and several other Egyptian cities. The protests continue today in downtown Cairo as I write.

Self Defense For the Physically Frail and Handicapped

Criminals target the physically frail and handicapped largely because they are the easiest target. People that have fewer physical defensive abilities require additional methods of protecting themselves. Many improvements can be made via lifestyle choices. These things range from the basic appearanc

Robber Caught by Purse Snatching!

Ah yes, another triumphant story of what appeared to be an easy prey purse snatching of an innocent looking 77 year old lady that stopped a robbery! This took place at a Kangaroo Express store in Jacksonville Florida. The Kangaroo Express in Brooksville Florida sure could have used her in their stor

The American Economy Might Surprisingly Benefit From the Falling Dollar

Understanding how the falling dollar affects the economy will greatly help individuals, investors, and companies cope with the trends ahead. Economies have rebounded before from similar circumstances with great success; understanding why and how economies recover is one of the pieces crucially neces

Uses of Airships For Police Departments

In the early ages, airships were only used for transportation of passengers & heavy material from one place to another. However, with the passage of time, they were increasingly utilized for advertising purposes. Airships provide you with a platform to advertise products & services in a cheap and ec

A Shock Real Estate Statistic

I'm Dan Polimino with coloradodreamhouse.com in this week's market update for the first week of March. Happy Spring everybody! Alright, this week we're talking about a very

Musings on the Ugly Beauty of the World Trade Center

Let's face it, the World Trade Center, actually a complex of seven buildings with the centerpieces the towers which once stood majestically in Lower Manhattan, wasn't exactly an architectural beauty. They were even called ugly.