• The Chinese Symbol of Accepting Change

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    Tao or Dao is a Chinese character that refers to a pivotal feature of Chinese philosophy and religion. One of its most generic translations is that of "the way" or "head path." Those who have studied its meaning, place it in a variety of concepts, like that of religion, knowledge, rationality, morality, duty or truth.Read more…
  • Pickled!

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    I never used to make a point of reading the social and personal columns of The Jewish Chronicle. In fact, I didn’t read much of the paper at all but, entering the realm of the lower middle aged, my interest developed in surprising ways. I’m not sure whether I was prodded by a greater sense of my own mortality or whether I simply lost my bearings but I started to read the obituary reviews therein and started to better understand the sheer breadth of the Jewish experience.Read more…
  • Ten Important People Of The Twentieth Century

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    Have you ever wondered who made the top one hundred important people in the twentieth century? What made them famous? How did they do it?Read more…
  • Change Management at Ford Motor Company

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    At Ford Motor Company there are some big changes happening, namely Bill Ford is stepping aside the CEO position to Alan Mulally who is a former Boeing Commercial Airline Division CEO. In fact Mulally is credited for turning around Boeing as it flew out of one of the biggest down turns in commercial aviation manufacturing. So, he understands advancing technology and re-designing factories, dealing with labor unions, getting the job done while pleasing Wall Street.Read more…
  • Since September 11, America Has Caught a Break

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    The five year anniversary of September 11 is nearly upon us.The media will ask lots of questions.Are we safer that we were before?Read more…
  • Compare and Contrast Canada and USA

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    The political system of the USA is usually defined as an indirect democracy which means that people express their will and rule the country through the representatives they elect. Created by Britain, Canada is a constitutional monarchy. Canada as a one of 16 countries which constitute a Commonwealth Realm and recognize Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom as their Queen.Read more…
  • Cuba

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    Cuba. This island is known everywhere in the world. Everybody knows such names as Fidel Castro and Che Guevara.Read more…
  • Crystal and Indigo Children and Adults


    Crystal and Indigo children and adults are gifted anomalies incarnated as humans on Earth for a specific purpose. In simplest terms, they are ambassadors of healing the Earth and everyone and everything on it. The first REAL wave of "ambassadors" (a.Read more…
  • The Media As Big Mother

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    Since Orwell’s 1984, politics and it’s talking heads (and I don’t mean the defunct 80’s one-hit wonder) have long been labeled “big brother”. Especially in today’s atmosphere of vastly opposing political opinions where so much attention is fixed on big brother’s every tic and twitch, very little attention is paid to his momma. The media has become such an all-encompassing force in our daily retinue, indeed into the very fiber of our lives that it’s treated like just another mundane phenomenon, very much like the weather or the outcome of a rumor about your neighbors; in other words information is received, and barely digested before being tossed aside.Read more…
  • Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin Dies

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    Steve Irwin's sudden death this week has left his fans and admirers in a state of shock. News and tributes have been pouring in from around the world since the news was announced.Steve's life and accomplishments were truly extraordinary, and can serve as a source of inspiration for anyone who values making a meaningful contribution.Read more…
  • Discover What to Say in 15 Normally Awkward Common Situations - Part One

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    This 3 part article series tells you how to say the right thing in awkward situations. In part one you will discover how to start a conversation at a posh dinner party, comfort a depressed colleague that just got fired or had a death in the family, stop a stranger from cutting into a line in front of you, and what to say if someone snidely remarks that you've put on weight.SITUATION 1 You’re seated next to a stranger at a posh dinner and have to start a polite conversationWHAT TO SAY Start off with a simple “Hi.Read more…
  • Something All Americans Can Give to Victims and Heroes of 9/11

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    What Americans can give to the victims and heroes of 9/11 is not all that different than what they gave after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941. The nature of the offense to America is so radically different than it was on those who perished at Pearl Harbor that it requires a great deal more careful thought and discernment. The enemy that caused the events of 9/11 is positioned throughout the world and in the most cowardly way remains largely in hiding. They are empowered by hatred and the perverted notion that they are killing others for God.Read more…
  • The Watch Power

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    One of the most usual reactions a person has when another asks what time of the day it is, is to look at one’s wrist so as to take a look at the small portable clock displaying the time. Frequently watching time, or better yet, looking at a wrist watch or wall-hanging clock to find out how much time one has left before performing an action, is a common practice, found in all time-conscious societies.Living in today’s fast-paced world, time is being regarded as a luxury, as well as a threat.Read more…
  • Watching vs. Enjoying Time

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    Ever since the wristwatch became the most common type of watch–worn on the wrist and safely fastened with a watch strap or watchband, which is usually made of natural or synthetic materials like leather, metal, nylon or fabric–time has reasonably gained the title of it being omnipresent. Watching time is not a recent practice, neither is its power over our daily lives. What seems to be of recent descent is time’s ability, especially in the eyes of time-conscious people, to surpass its own, human-manifested mostly, dimensions.Read more…
  • Remembering Our Mentors

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    Today is no ordinary day! How could it be when it’s the fifth day of September again. It’s a day that remarkably stands out from the rest.Read more…
  • The Red Ribbon Story

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    On February 7, 1985 at 2:00 p.m. the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Enrique (Kiki) Camarena was attacked by five men while opening his truck doors intending to drive and meet his wife for lunch.Read more…
  • September 11 Remembered

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    The skies were clear and blue across the nation on the day that plumes of white and gray smoke rose over lower Manhattan.Although many people were in our office building on that morning, it seemed quiet and empty. Radios in cubicles conducted a somber commentary about the unfolding horror as a crowd of coworkers huddled around a small television on the countertop.Read more…
  • Change in Rural Society 1000-1800

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    Rural society in Western Europe as well as in other regions of the world has evaluated during the development of human technologies, economy, society at large. Jan De Vries in his article “Change in Rural Society, 1000-1800” traces the evolution of European rural society within several centuries and the changes that have occurred within the defined timeline were probably the most dramatic and rapid in European history.In fact the research made by the author of the article is very interesting for specialists that are focused on the development of rural society since it arises probably the most important question of the evolution of European peasantry and agriculture.Read more…
  • Keywords – The Truest State of the Union Address

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    The internet's Web Pro News published an insider report written by their own Jason Lee Miller on Friday September 1, 2006. The article entitled “My Space Drives More Traffic than MSN” noted that the latest top generic keyword searches in America are, lingerie, sex toys, Halloween costumes, auto parts, textbooks, shoes, furniture, cell phones, checks, and flowers. What does this say about what America is thinking about?Read more…
  • Part I. If Life is So Good Why Do We Complain So Much?

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    It’s almost as though complaining is a God given gift to humans. We complain even when things are so good that we really have nothing to groan about. I’m sure you have friends who are making good money, have great friends (you being one of them, right?Read more…

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