• Are You a 24/7 Eco Warrior?

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    For those who truly care about the environment many consider themselves eco-warriors and work countless hours in their chosen cause. As a retired entrepreneur from the car wash business I always understood how important clean water is. As a runner I always realized how important clean air is.Read more…
  • A Tale of Genealogy, Fraud and Poverty

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    What makes us the sort of people we are? It is certainly not only our environment or our upbringing but it’s the attitudes and traits that are passed on to us from generation to generation and it’s by understanding our genealogy and family History that we come to understand ourselves.So how do we go about doing this?Read more…
  • Brush Cleaning: Keeping Brushes Long After You're Done Creating

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    It is easy to keep a brush clean for many years with simple regular maintenance. The most effective way to keep and clean brushes is by using a mild soap. There are some brush cleaners made especially for cleaning brushed but they can be expensive and are used up very quickly.Read more…
  • Regency Headdress: Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Bandeaux!

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    No doubt we are all familiar with the bonnet, the quintessential 19th Century head-covering for women. In "Pride and Prejudice" (the older BBC production) we often find Lydia or one of her sisters at work, endeavouring to dress up a plain bonnet. This was undoubtedly the least expensive way to imitate the latest modes.Read more…
  • Terrorism Starts at the Breakfast Table

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    It has often been said that International Terrorism starts at home and at the breakfast table and it is really true. You see if the parents have hate, then they teach hate to their offspring and if they discuss this at the breakfast table, well there you have it. It is rather hard to educate children not to hate when the parents are teaching it.Read more…
  • Oil Paintings

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    Paintings tend to be the most beautiful creation of man, which has the power to exert a pull on the spectator. Oil paintings are beautiful art forms, and these antique elements continue to mark their stand through generations.Why oil painting?Read more…
  • Bad Day at Grover's Mill

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    In 1938 Orson Welles produced a version of War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells (no relation), for an American radio station.Read more…
  • The Greatest Man Afloat

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    Will you remember the famous men Who had to fall to rise again Pick yourself up… Take a deep breath… Dust yourself off And start all over again. Jerome Kern 1936 When C.S.Read more…
  • With Great Reverence

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    One of the things I meant to do when I returned to Scotland four years ago was to look up an old Scottish friend that I'd last seen some twenty years ago in London. In truth I had a whole hatful of ambitions and intentions on my list, and rather to my own surprise and to the utter amazement of my wife and daughter, I've gradually managed to tick them off over the last few years. Alright, I know you can't wait to find out what was on this list, so I'll just run through some of them briefly.Read more…
  • Can You Hear Me, Superman?

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    I read somewhere that you can tell a lot about a person by finding out who her heroes are. I suppose that's fairly obvious. Take Homer Simpson.Read more…
  • Overseas Education of Children About America

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    We have a slight problem in the world and that is that other nations are teaching and educating their children that The United States of America is some sort of big bad bully in the World. Indeed some of the teachers and professors in our own country are busy doing the same. Of course this is utter hokum and complete hogwash; not to mention a little re-writing of the Middle Eastern Conflict, War on Terror and the Attack of 911.This is simple brain washing and it is being spurred on by the mass media hysteria which was incited by the French as they put out a media hit on the United States of America prior to the Iraq Gulf War II.Read more…
  • Well You Can Just "Go To Haiti You SOB"

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    Recently I was listening to a news caster opinion segment on the news and the commenter said; Well you can go to Haiti! What he was saying is; You can go to hell, only instead replacing it for the Television Viewer with Haiti instead. But is Haiti really the living hell people make it out to be?Read more…
  • Humanity: Remain Our Human Traces as Much as Possible

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    Reading history of world heroes such as; Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Ghandy, Alexander the Great, former kings of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Chuon Nat (Cambodian), Nou Korn (Cambodian), presidents of the United States of America and villains such as, Pol Pot, Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea, has inspired me to fulfill one thing: leaving my human traces in this world as much as possible.One of the extremely systematic philosophical questions that, until today no one can reasonable provide the answer yet, is why life? This article intends to answer this philosophical question and that answer is: “to remain human traces in this world as much as possible.Read more…
  • Presidente Vincent Fox of Mexico Wishes to Legalize All Drugs in the Country?

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    Drugs have always been a huge problem in Mexico and many understand that much of the secret police and military are also involved in the drug cartels, both retired and active duty in Mexico. The corruption is so deep it is almost impossible to do anything but start over from scratch? Well in the current scheme of things and political climate there is indeed a fat chance of that happening anytime soon in Mexico.Read more…
  • Homeless Numbers Dropping in America

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    The homeless numbers in the United States of American are indeed dropping and much of this is due to the increase of jobs and the need for all businesses to hire more people. It is rather interesting that no one has made mention of this fact but I thought I should having visited so many homeless communities and shanty towns in my travels.In fact in the last five years I have been to every single city in the United States with over 10,000 population and I am noticing homeless numbers dropping.Read more…
  • The Burial of the Poor in Past Times

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    The burial of the poor was the responsibility of the local parish Church and it wasn’t always done very kindly but sometimes there was good reason for it.When a death took place in the Parish and there were no friends willing or able to pay the expenses of a funeral then it fell to the Kirk (Scottish for "Church") Session to dispose of the body. In such an emergency the Kirk Treasurer was authorised to pay for a “Kist” (Coffin) the cost of which varied but did not exceed a few shillings as the minutes indicate.Read more…
  • Mountains: Because They Are There - II

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    Mountains may be the waving of the earth’s crust to the rest of the heavens as if to say hello. Just like the waves, mountains can fold, fault, and become residual, and like Tsunamis, for miles and miles around, volcanoes blow up and drown everything in sight inside their ashes.The majesty of the mountains has inspired myths to be created around them; Mount Meru in the center of the Himalayas was thought to be the axis of the universe as Mount Olympus was where Zeus resided.Read more…
  • Vision Of Secondary Education In 2015: Tech Literacy

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    As our society becomes more technologically oriented, our world continues to “shrink”. We have global access to all varieties of information with the click of a “mouse”. Because of this phenomena called the Technology Age, my vision for the future is technology-based education.Read more…
  • A Great Loneliness

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    Man must treat the beasts of this land as his brothers. What is man without the beasts? If all the beasts were gone, Man would die from a great loneliness of spirit.Read more…
  • Calling for a More Accurate Perished Toll

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    Prospective extraordinary tribunal over the Nazi-oriented Holocaust perpetrated during the course of a regime known as “Democratic Kampuchea” is brainwashing Cambodian citizens as well as the world. The reason behind this tribunal is to bring justice into the reality and calling for a “never again” sense.However, pursuing the circumnavigating issues surrounding the extraordinary chamber of those commited crime against humanity during the mandate of Democratic Kampuchea, I have found that those concerned express inaccurate number of the Cambodian or other expatriates perished during the mandate of Democratic Kampuchea.Read more…

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