Attending the Love To Murder Mystery Conference in Chicago pushes Julie McGuire to make a latent dream become a reality. A lawyer in a growing practice with old friend, Dade Donovan, she longs to become a writer. She is also enthralled by the enigmatic mystery author, Tyler Jensen, the conference keynote speaker.   He seems [...]

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The massacre of fifty plus civilians, including 27 journalists, allegedly by a local politician attempting to eliminate an opposing candidate, has resulted in numerous arrests, and martial law being declared in that southern Philippine province. But as the military continue their searches for perpetrators and digging up hidden weapons, a lot of other things are  [...]

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Here are a few more of our hot hits that we have previews for. To Save a Life is a heart warming story of a high school basketball player that learns a valuable lesson in life but at the cost of a tragic death of one of his childhood friends. The problem is, will this [...]

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From USA Today’s Sports Section:: “House panel takes step to force college football playoff”.Is there anything in this entire country that the Federal Government doesn’t want to control?Today (12/9/09) the House Energy and Commerce Committee subcommittee (Energy and Commerce??) took an authoritative step in wrenching control of College Football from the NCAA by passing a [...]

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J. Michael Wittman has just published a very disturbing fact based book. When I think about the word cult, images of Heavens Gate, Waco Texas, and Jim Jones spring to my mind. I do not associate cult with something that could be happening in my back yard. NIMBY is the term that sums it up [...]

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I am in a wait and see state as to what is planned for Afghanistan. It looks to me as though we must give it back to the Afghans while still protecting our military there. It does not look like a national government is possible, but perhaps we can give support to the various subgroups? [...]

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In a recent blog on the good old days for workers with whom I had joined summers during my student years, I forgot to mention the pleasures that many enjoyed — boating weekends, one had his own plane, none manifested anxiety about life or work. Needless to say we are nearly all stressed out now. [...]

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Robert Siciliano Identity Theft Expert In 2003, an estimated 1.5 million laptops were stolen worldwide. Today, that number has climbed to 2.6 million—a 70% increase in just a few years. That’s one stolen laptop every 12 seconds. Laptop computers have been involved in some of the biggest data breaches of all time. Recently 800,000 doctors [...]

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