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The King James Bible: 400-year-old bestseller
By Donald L. Brake Sr.
In 2011 we celebrate the 400th anniversary of this historic biblical translation.
SharesAmerican Community Survey: Tell all or be fined
By Al Maurer
The deadline for responding to the American Community Survey has just passed, and if you were unfortunate enough to be targeted by The Census Bureau and you failed to comply, expect a fine.
SharesHow feminists and feminism has destroyed masculine and feminine roles
By Crystal Wright
I admit it. I regret not getting married, or focusing on marriage, when choosing career over family.
SharesTesla and wireless energy: The power that could have been
By Michael Jaeger
Learn about the man who invented our modern power system, and what our world could have been like today if his plans were fully realized.
SharesIntrovert or extrovert? Most of us are ambiverts
By Paul Mountjoy
Most of us are ambiverts. What does this mean?
SharesU.S. court pays $6 million to Gardasil victims
By Peter Lind
There are 26 deaths and many serious side effects from the Gardasil vaccine.
SharesChinese cannibalism of infant flesh outrages the world
By Youngbee Dale
South Korean agents seize pills made with the flesh of human fetuses manufactured in China.
SharesSuing Wal-Mart: Bad business practices lead to litigation
By Paul A. Samakow
Despicable behavior is a hallmark of Wal-Mart's business and employer model.
SharesModern science says homosexuality is not a choice
By Paul Mountjoy
Modern psychology has determined homosexuality is likely innate. The high rate of depression is not.
SharesCell phones promote serious social, psychological issues
By Paul Mountjoy
Cell phones can create addiction, promote social and psychological health problems and may contribute to serious disorders.
SharesWhich religion is the most violent?
By Chris Ladd
Perhaps this is a good time to ask the question – which religion is the most violent?
SharesWhy did Osama bin Laden hate Americans, Jews and Christians?
By Carla Garrison
Osama bin Laden, over two decades, told us repeatedly why he hates Americans, Jews and Christians and how he would seek to destroy us. The man was a text book profile of a radical Muslim terrorist. He left behind many disciples.
SharesWhat is the truth about Islam: A religion of peace or war?
By Rahat Husain
Understanding the questions of “Why don’t Muslims condemn terrorism” and violence in Islam.
SharesReality TV: What does it say about a society that watches?
By Russ Rankin
Reality television has turned viewers into voyeurs who take pleasure in watching others fail.
SharesHow to react when a date cancels
By Eric Golub
How should we react when our date cancels? It depends.
SharesRobert Zimmerman on George, coming out as gay, and brotherhood
By Joseph F. Cotto
George Zimmerman seen through his brother's eyes isn't the man you think you know. Their story is one of courage, honesty and love.
SharesBusiness introductions by email: A reliable formula
By Frances Ponick
Introducing two people in person is preferable. But email intros can be easy, elegant.
SharesInterview: Akiane speaks of heaven and paintings
By Lori Rose Centi
"A vision is like an oasis in a desert. You can't have it all the time, as you need to keep on continuing your journey through the desert of life experiences, full of faith trials . . . :
SharesCan you name the U.S. socio-economic levels?
By Donna Rae Scheffer
Your economics, class, and assets make up your socio-economic level. What are the twelve levels?
SharesTitanic: The true story of the real ‘Heart of the Ocean’ necklace
By Martha M. Boltz
Though it seemed like a pretty piece of movie fiction, it turns out that there was a diamond and sapphire necklace on board the Titanic that fatal night, given to a young girl by her lover.
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