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Considering Crime Scene Jobs As A Career Path

There truly can be no more a fascinating and rewarding job then a crime scene job in the field of criminal justice. The fact is, that much of the evidence that is gathered at crime scenes is done by trained experts that have attained a degree in the field... Read >
Author: Albert Werfert

Politics in the Media: Reading Between the Lines

Copyright (c) 2008 Aunice Reed A vast amount of information is being thrown at the American people at break neck speeds these days, with the election race being at the top of the agenda. One minute we're hearing about this senator, that senator, this m... Read >
Author: Aunice Reed

Master Georgie by Beryl Bainbridge

At first glance Master Georgie by Beryl Bainbridge suggests it might be quite a light book, an easy read, a period piece set in the mid-nineteenth century. This would be wrong. Master Georgie is no safe tale of country house manners, of marriages imagined... Read >
Author: Philip Spires

Viral Blogging: How Far Are You Willing to Go?

Going viral is every business blogger's dream. It can make your career and beef up your bank account seemingly overnight. But how far are you willing to go to be a viral blogger? In Viral Copy: Trading Words for Traffic, Brian Clark discusses eleven wa... Read >
Author: Heidi Whitaker

Your Awareness Aptitude

9 questions to assure you truly understanding what you see and hearObviously last Wednesday, August 1 got everyone's attention when the bridge in Minneapolis collapsed. We offer our condolences to those families with losses. My daughter called me later th... Read >
Author: Harlan Goerger

Staying Safe – In Car Technology to Keep You Safe

We hear a lot about safety nowadays and rightly so. Hardly a day goes by without, us members of the general public being exposed to one photographic horror story after another about carnage on our roads. Now this article is not meant to act as a criticism... Read >
Author: Scott James

The Seven Deadly Diseases: And How You Can Avoid Them

Seven Deadly Diseases will kill 80% of our population. That's 8 out of every 10 people. These seven deadly diseases will send millions of people to an EARLY grave, not thousands, but millions. Listed in order of death rates they are: 1. Heart Disease ... Read >
Author: elbertburnett

Increased Surveillance, Does This Mean Hello Big Brother?

We live in a changed society. Life today is not what it once was. Now before any readers start to wonder what I am rambling on about and think should we call for the ambulance now; let me explain. By saying that life today is not what it once was, I me... Read >
Author: Stephen Morgan

Mastermind Your Way To Business Success

This is the time of year when our thoughts turn to ringing out the old and ringing in the new. It's the time for wiping the slate clean and starting over; a time for new beginnings; a time for making New Year's resolutions that, while spoken with the bes... Read >
Author: Tim Knox

OUR ATTITUDE TOWARDS TIME

IS THE TAIL WAGGING THE DOG? Our Attitude towards Time. By Samuel Lartey, Project Manager. I am really concerned about the manner businesses are being run by business owners and management teams in recent times. This baffles me to ask if the tail is... Read >
Author: Samuel Lartey

Peace and Hope for Mothers Day

To all of the mothers whose children are fighting in wars - and to mothers whose children are growing up with wars raging around them or with terrorism threatening their safety... Wishes of strength, peace and hope for this Mother's Day... Arise then..... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy

Religion and Disasters

Religion and Disasters When natural disasters occur, do you blame God ? Many people do ! Whatever your religion (or lack thereof), it's very tempting to attribute all major disasters to an Almighty Being, casting its rage down upon mankind. To do so... Read >
Author: Darren Robinson

195,000 Die Annually From Hospital Mistakes

It just seemed too absurd to be true, but there it was in the August 2, 2004 edition of Newsweek I picked up the other day: "According to HealthGrades, the health-care-rating organization that conducted the study, needless deaths averaged 195,000 a year i... Read >
Author: David Lear

Search Engine Wars - Innovate To Survive in 2004

Search Engine Innovation For 2004 After being blind-sided by the Google Florida update, many webmasters and SEO's were reeling from the results. The message is clear: you can't rely on just one search engine for all of your traffic. You must use all your... Read >
Author: Daria Goetsch

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