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Consider this case: A well educated software professional working in Infosys is travelling in train from his native place to Delhi. He has to catch a flight to Bangalore. The train is getting delayed. He feels that he may miss his flight. Now, what does he do? Sit quitely and resign to the fact that […]
A study among Chinese factory workers shows exposure to high doses of Bisphenol A at their jobs resulted in an increase of erectile dysfuntion. Compared to the other workers, men with high BPA exposure were about four times as likely to report trouble achieving erections, about seven times as likely to say they had difficulty […]
I have been trying my best to keep as many of the missing children in the news as I possibly can so you can imagine how happy I was to see one the children I keep naming will be added on the front cover of the popular People’s Magazine along with five other missing children. […]
I enjoyed Prodigal Sons a great deal, I think that likely comes out in my review of it. I am a student of history, particularly the cold war era. Prodigal Sons is set in 1950, in Germany, and pits the newly formed Israel against the remnants of the Nazi organization. After I had read the […]
Once again another child has come up missing. Little 5-year old Shaniya Nicole Davis from Fayetteville North Carolina was last seen from her home Tuesday morning and an Amber Alert has been issued for her. Shaniya’s mother reported to the police who arrived at the Sleepy Hollow Drive home around 6:50 that morning that it […]
A lawyer from New York has stated recently that asbestos exposure risks remain very high in the United States, making potential asbestos exposure very much a twenty first century problem. He added that raising awareness about the dangers of asbestos could potentially help to save many lives. Joseph Belluck focuses on helping victims of asbestos […]
I am probably not your average reader. I devour a book in its entirety. My mother had a saying that she used often when I was growing up, ‘you should never judge a book by its cover.’ It is an English phrase referring to judging people by their appearance rather than the person inside. As […]
When I ran across a recent article at “Air America” online titled: Abortion Restrictions In House Bill Show Power Of Organized Religion In Politics I broke into a sweat! (Well not literally!) However, how could it be that I, a self-professed proponent of Conservatism, could agree with ANYTHING that the “wacko Libs” at Air America […]
Robert Siciliano Identity Theft Expert <Heres a video> of what I did with it. After the Vegas DEFCON ATM debacle where hackers hacked hackers by setting up a fake ATM in front of the facilities security office, I needed to see how stupid easy it was to buy and ATM and just set it up […]
Michael tells Daniel if Ryder comes up with an alibi it could mean he will be back in the hot seat again. Michael says it is his job to find that alibi though so he tells Daniel to hang in there. Michael goes up to Ryder and tells him to take a break as he […]
The purpose of a memoir is to tell the truth about oneself with a purpose. Not to just lay out all the family garbage, but to make it mean something to the reader. Jeffrey Koterba does that masterfully in his humorous memoir. Koterba is a nationally syndicated political cartoonist who didn’t have an easy path […]
I am as always a huge fan of horror shows and when I heard about this movie, Stan Helsing I wanted to see it as it seemed a bit different from your typical horror movies and I was right. The movie was written and directed by Bo Zenga who brought us Scary Movie. Stan Helsing (Steve […]
David Peretz has actually just published another novel The Broderick Curse, and my plan was to review it, however when I talked with David Peretz I discovered that his first book had the same lead character, and while the two stories do stand alone there is some interrelationship. So I decided to read The Mosel […]
I was going to get back to pontificating on what I believe this week, but have been so angered by the media coverage of the Islamic terrorist attack on Fort Hood that I felt the need to speak on this top. First, and foremost, my thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and the […]
I was not trying to paint Sam Watkins or his band in a bad light in my recent article. At best I thought he had been duped into doing the now famous Haleighbug Benefit Concert. I had the opportunity to talk to Sam Watkins yesterday. And to say the least, it was illuminating. The concert […]
These medical “professionals†relegate notorious TV physician Gregory House to strictly amateur standing. A recently published survey of more than 2,100 U.S. physicians and nurses reveals that almost 98 percent of them have witnessed serious incidences of unprofessional conduct that crosses into criminal behavior while on the job in hospitals and other healthcare workplaces. The […]
A woman from the UK whose husband died from the asbestos cancer known as mesothelioma is hoping to raise awareness about the cancer and the other dangers of asbestos exposure. Fifty nine year old Elaine Haskins was widowed in 2005 after her sixty six year old husband died from the cancer. Mrs Haskins is now […]
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