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The Lesser-Known Facts: A WWII Study Guide to American (Non-)Involvement

This July 24th marks the 65th anniversary of the German retreat from Brittany and Normandy just a month and a half after the D-Day invasion of World War II. Heralded as the major turning point on the European front, the Allied invasion of Normandy remains... Read >
Author: Paul Thomson

Hunting and Fishing for Your Health

Hunting enthusiasts know the advantages of spending time outdoors. We don't need a fancy survey sponsored by some psychological association or government agency telling us what we already know: connecting with nature and admiring its beauty has countless... Read >
Author: fagankl

I Love my Teddy Bear! By Paul Lakeman of funkybears

Everyone loves a Teddy Bear. Most of us grew up with the adorable stuffed animal. Have you ever wondered about the history of the cuddly Teddy Bear? A little more than a century ago, the story goes that President Theodore Roosevelt was in Mississippi t... Read >
Author: Paul Lakeman

Modern Hunting and Fishing

In a world governed by political correctness and "live and let live" ideologies, hunters may sometimes feel lost in a forest of sprawling cities and concrete jungles. Like Native Americans who realized the significant role that wildlife plays in everyday... Read >
Author: fagankl

The Demise of Social Security

Social security in the United States began in 1935 with the social security act signed by President Roosevelt. The idea was a noble one, and the elderly applauded the idea of economic security after their working years were finished. Over the years many... Read >
Author: S Porter

Teddy Bears: A History

One of the most recognizable stuffed toys is a teddy bear. Teddy bears are considered classics, enduring, and popular for the purpose of comforting children. It is often a safe option as a gift philippines for any small child. One might wonder how these i... Read >
Author: Samantha

Recession - Are YOU Having a 'Self-Pity' Party? - Or - Are YOU Going to Make Things Happen For Yours

I just read in local newspaper about the Depression Era of 1929 thru 1941 or close. Yes, I said 1941 because there was over 10% unemployment for that long a period of time…and as high as 25%. History tells us that President Roosevelt never did... Read >
Author: Mentor

Presidential Thanksgiving Facts

Did you know that no one knows the exact date the first Thanksgiving meal was celebrated on? The best historians could come up with was somewhere in the fall of 1621. So how did Thanksgiving become a national holiday designated on the last Thursday of N... Read >
Author: Lillian G. W.

Oklahoma State Capitol

The Oklahoma State Capitol building in Oklahoma City is the state of Oklahoma's seat of government. The chambers of the Oklahoma Legislature are located here as are the oil rigs on the grounds, giving the Oklahoma State Capital the reputation of being the... Read >
Author: Shane Wauhob

The History of Gold Coins Issued by USA

The first gold coins in the United States were issued back in 1795. The Unites States Mint set the value of the U.S. Dollar at 24 grains of gold. The value was based in accordance with the world price on the precious metal, which at that time was $19.39 p... Read >
Author: Javier Conde

The Top Five United States Presidents

Deciding on who the top ten Presidents are is certainly no easy task. Each of the U.S presidents of this country served their nation as best as they could. Each president was presented with different tasks and challenges depending on which time period and... Read >
Author: Ryan Dube

The Financial Crisis Explained to Joe the Plumber.

When many people lose half their retirement plan, they are entitled to an explanation. Don't expect it to come from the politicians. They says 'It's a crisis' like they would say 'It's a hurricane'. We are left in the dark, grabbing any little hope we can... Read >
Author: Alexis Sixela

Understanding the Social Security Retirement Benefits

Brief History In the earlier era, the American society was shaken by deep depression affecting the country's economic security. The most affected sector then was the seniors (old age) who have been struggling about their retirement after a long life o... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group

Reminiscing the Social Security Law in the US

It is the Great Depression of the ‘30s that necessitates the creation of a Social Security program in the US. Poverty reaches its highest peak among older citizens that time and something has to be done. The Social Security Act, which is considered t... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group

The Bronze Star Medal

The Bronze Star Medal is awarded military personnel for bravery and meritorious service. Not to be confused with the bronze service stars, which are worn on service awards and campaign medals? (It can be awarded to all military personnel except for t... Read >
Author: John Andersen

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