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28th September 2009
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It's been said that character is defined by what you do when you think no one is watching. What an illuminating concept that is.
Most of us have a public face and a private face. There are parts of ourselves we don't want the world to se... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
When you write, you likely find yourself wrestling with questions. I certainly do, everything from the proper form of abbreviations to the placement of apostrophes. Ideally, you want to get past those questions quickly, so you can focus on the message, no... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
Here's the question – is it better to have a secondary plot or sub-plots? Here's another question, which as a reader, and then as a writer do you prefer?
I think you have to have both.
Subplot = A subordinate plot in fiction or drama. In our terms... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
The old cliché, "If you want a friend, get a dog" still stands in the 21st Century. It is well established in the medical community that animals can do much to extend the human life span as well as improve the quality of life. Don't live on or vicariou... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
Most people spend a great deal of time planning their guest list or deciding on food and decorations but do not devote a great deal of time to planning activities for their New Years Eve party. They may plan on having a live band or a DJ to perform but ot... Read >
Author: Dwight Hubbard22nd September 2009
Those who think that getting information on a person with a criminal record is as easy as picking up a phone and making a call may find this article an eye opener. It isn't that you can't get the information. The problem is that part or all of the infor... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
The murder mystery genre’ is alive and well and living at an on-line bookstore just a mouse click away. How is it that this over-utilized method of story-telling has remained so fresh and compelling after well over a hundred years? The answer lies in th... Read >
Author: wbdoyle03rd August 2009
The Mousetrap, a murder mystery, is a novel written by the famous Agatha Christe. At the West End Theater it was staged in 1952, and is running since then. Initially it has run for 23,000 shows, and has made history. Even Agatha Christe herself has comme... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson16th July 2009
We have all had that same experience before. That feeling we have had since we were young children hearing noises and thinking monsters and boogeymen roam the house. Except when we are older and we hear a noise in the house we understand that those sounds... Read >
Author: breezego.css02nd July 2009
Television shows that focus on crime are extremely popular and entertaining. Everyone loves a good mystery and wants to try and solve the puzzle before the show reveals the ending. It becomes even more interesting when the crime, criminals, and police inv... Read >
Author: Joseph Hildebrandt12th June 2009
It's a beautiful day after the rain today, and I wanted to open our windows to let some fresh air into our house, only to forget that our dog barks at every tiny little noise that comes in through those windows! Therefore, we rarely ever open a window un... Read >
Author: Regina Jacques03rd June 2009
As Hamlet said when he was thinking of topping himself due to his uncle killing his dad and the fact that his dad's murderer was now his step dad and his proper dad's ghost was haunting him and his sister was cutting up rough too, to sleep perchance to dr... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st May 2009
Everyone wants to know the secrets to Susan Boyle's success. Here is a list of nine for you:
Passion
"I'm trying to be a professional singer", said Susan Boyle. The judges and audience openly sniggered, but it made no difference to Susan Boyle. She wa... Read >
Author: lynthomas26th April 2009
Michael Reapp has always been a skilled sailor and navigator. He is passionate about boats and all things boating, and has always lived near the ocean. Tanned and healthy, with a booming voice, he loves to fish and entertain friends and family on his boat... Read >
Author: Elena Tentser26th April 2009
So, you want to propose marriage to your sweetheart but you don’t want to do the same old tired, “down on one knee at the restaurant” routine? Well, fear not. In this article, I’m going to share three stunning marriage proposal ideas that will hav... Read >
Author: gillbarlow17th April 2009
So, you want to propose marriage to your sweetheart but you don’t want to do the same old tired, “down on one knee at the restaurant” routine? Well, fear not. In this article, I’m going to share 3stunning marriage proposal ideas that will have you... Read >
Author: Gill Nurse07th April 2009
When you lose your wallet or have your purse stolen, it is a big deal. Your money, your identity, your security are all gone, and your financial situation goes into Code Red. But you are just one person, with only so much money.
Just imagine that the s... Read >
Author: Tom Gardner09th March 2009
Media has become a very powerful medium with the continuously changing world and its problems. If two countries are against each other on even a minor issue, media war gives it the boost and helps in converting a minor issue to the status of a major one.
... Read >
Author: Mikeshawn03rd March 2009
You know how it is in a typical whodunit. At the end, when the guilty party is unmasked, it's never the dark mysterious stranger with his eyes too close together. Neither is it the jewel-dripped widow with the poisonous tongue or the vamp with the string ... Read >
Author: Trevor Hill20th February 2009
Well, Monday is President's Day. It is one of those holidays that, face it, doesn't mean anything to most but a day off of work for some postal workers and bankers to name a few. The world does not stop because of this holiday, many do have to work as the... Read >
Author: Regina Jacques18th February 2009
We are now seeing a new trend in television. The soundtrack of television shows nowadays are really good, just listen to the show Supernatural. Music has always been a big part of a show’s success. However, most people think that it isn’t what makes o... Read >
Author: J. Owens03rd February 2009
One of the significant developments in Forensic science has been the use of DNA Testing. This method of testing has helped solve many crimes that would not have been possible a few decades ago. More importantly it has been able to solve the crimes with a ... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri09th January 2009
Network marketing has a lot of baggage as an industry. Those who are a part of network marketing are challenged by their supervisors and their upline to continually tell their family and friends about their business. They do so, but with fear! Why does it... Read >
Author: Jaz Lai01st December 2008
Parents usually want to work hard in order to provide all the basic needs of their children. Every time you work, you need to seek the help of a nanny to watch over your kids while you are away to work. Of course, you want your nanny to take care of your ... Read >
Author: robertboughner11th November 2008
In January 2008 a Michigan man was sentenced for the particularly cruel murder of his former girlfriend and their newborn daughter. His girlfriend’s sister was quoted as saying, “On behalf of [our] family, we forgive this man, because through forgiven... Read >
Author: Creative Assistant23rd October 2008
Everyone has some kind of secret in the past. It may be something harmless but embarrassing, like working part-time as a mascot for a fast food chain at sixteen. On the other hand, a secret can also be serious, like being fired from previous jobs due to e... Read >
Author: usinforegistry08th September 2008
If you're a fan of mystery novels, it's time to celebrate the birth of one of the best mystery authors ever with a few good Agatha Christie quotes. September 15th marks this remarkable woman's day of birth, and we couldn't let that day go by unnoticed! Af... Read >
Author: Noel Jameson08th September 2008
FBI Department of Justice ‘29.8% of murder victims are killed by their family”
The Rahkel Williams Story
When I first lost my son in a car accident due to my negligence of not buckling his seat belt, it drove me towards drugs and alcohol. Howeve... Read >
Author: Tinisha Nicole Johnson05th September 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Ed Opperman
Whenever someone asks me what I do for a living and I tell them I'm a private investigator I usually get the same response. "Oh how interesting. I've always wanted to be a private eye, how can I become a private detective... Read >
Author: Ed Opperman 22nd July 2008
There are almost as many genres of writing as there are authors. For each author, there is a reason for writing. This is true for traditional writing mediums (such as books) and new media like blogs as well. Why authors write and what they choose to wr... Read >
Author: Mark Mason10th July 2008
Network marketing has a lot of baggage as an industry. Those who are a part of network marketing are challenged by their supervisors and their upline to continually tell their family and friends about their business. They do so, but with fear! Why does it... Read >
Author: Jaz Lai20th June 2008
The network marketing industry is often seen as controversial. When you join a network marketing company you are then faced with the intimidating job of telling your friends and family – what will be their response?
But why would one be so afraid of ... Read >
Author: Jaz Lai23rd May 2008
The thriller books are really amazing and entertaining. They help the readers experience the fun and adventure through the citations of fear and awe.
Deciphering the codes that help to unravel a mystery, revealing the face of the hidden murderer or s... Read >
Author: Adam Jaylin06th May 2008
If you are not yet adept with the ad words that will work well with your postcard design, you need not worry. This is where the research part comes in. You can hire a pool to do the task for you. But you can also do this on your own.
Snoop Around
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Author: rachelle28th April 2008
My initial reaction to the Iceman Interviews was that the murderer, Richard Kuklinski, was suffering from some deep seated mental illnesses in order for him to be able to commit what he estimated to be 200 or more murders without remorse. I was gratified ... Read >
Author: Jarn03rd April 2008
Yama and niyama may be respectively called the negative and positive aspects of behaviour. Traditionally, ten yamas and ten niyamas are found mentioned in texts such as Trishikhibrahmanopanishad (Mantra part), Darshanopanishad, and Yoga Yajnyavalkya. In o... Read >
Author: Alien07th March 2008
A relationship is the kind of companionship where both parties should always derive emotional and physical satisfaction. It is supposed to bring happiness and eliminate live's frustrations which are mostly inevitable. It provides warmth after a chilly day... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji06th November 2007
Evil men have made their abode amongst us throughout human history. We've seen some of them in recent times and we've read about many of them who came before our time. They all came and went, and those now with us will one day leave us, too.Adolph Hitler ... Read >
Author: Voyle A. Glover, Esq.17th October 2007
Existentialists see humanity as humans whose particular past experiences form individual peculiarities that make all of us very different. This thought may be best conveyed in an instinctive remark of the well-known individualist, Tarzan. "Me Tarzan, you ... Read >
Author: andrewshw218th September 2007
Deception’s infamous prodigy is not satisfied with nefarious past deeds but now sends messages to taunt those who remain and hope to rebuild. The showing of Bin Laden’s most recent video message is under the scrutiny of the entire world. Free men ever... Read >
Author: Rev Michael Bresciani30th July 2007
Can you stop the leap of the snake which intends to bite you?
Can you force the murderer who has come to kill you to drop the knife?
Can you stop the tsnumani from wrecking your house?
You might be surprised ,but the answer to all the above thre... Read >
Author: vishjohn29th June 2007
The writer tells a story from Montresor’s view, as though trying to show the way of thinking the murderer had. The whole story is based on murderer’s view perspective. Though it still does not approve his actions. Montresor is proud of successfully hi... Read >
Author: andrewshw230th May 2007
The tragedy of the April killings at Virginia Tech demonstrate how catastrophic sudden deaths can happen and affect so many peoples lives. Catastrophic deaths are always sudden, unexpected, senseless, and unjust. The mourning is prolonged and delayed awa... Read >
11th May 2007
Let's imagine what it would be like if an internet surfer read a novel in the same way they viewed the web. Just to make it interesting, let's imagine it's the sort of book I write, a murder mystery.
The surfer clicks on a page and finds that he's arri... Read >
Author: Mike Scantlebury03rd April 2007
Any play or literary work by Shakespeare is a masterpiece of a kind. Regardless of the genre, tragedy or comedy he is able to unmistakably affect the reader to the depth of the soul and reveal the biggest fears and secret desires of human as he is a renow... Read >
Author: Jeff Stats12th March 2007
Product manufacturers really understand people. They know that we get bored easily, that we want to try something different now and then. Every day, new and improved merchandise are introduced to the buying public: cornflakes come in brighter cartons, soa... Read >
Author: sense30th January 2007
The terms good and bad, right and wrong are human perceptions which have no experience in the realm of the absolute.
The words are used to try and compel people to feel something about what they are doing. This of course presumes the person is not a... Read >
Author: Roy Klienwachter21st December 2006
The war on terror may be the single most divisive issue facing us today. There's not much middle ground, you either totally oppose it or strongly support it. And opinions are strong both ways. So should we continue the fight or withdraw our troops?
... Read >
Author: Robert Andrew18th November 2006
The internet has spawned hundreds of new terms downloads, uploads, browsers the list is endless. Web hosting is no different experienced users talk glibly of bandwidth, scripting languages, POP3 accounts, databases and more. But what does it all mean... Read >
Author: Matthew Meyer15th November 2006
One the basic defense mechanism we have within our selves is call Protective. Protective is more than just a defense mechanism for it has a caring nature. Like, you might say, a knight it shields and protects you. This is why it is such an aid in help ... Read >
Author: David Fitzgerald19th September 2006
Easily the darkest, most hard-bitten member of the CSI family, CSI:NY returns this fall for a third season: a season that opens following the violent murder of a former CSI, with another recovering from a coma.
We left the second season of CSI in turmo... Read >
Author: James Shenton12th June 2006
We may all have our own opinions concerning the controversial topic about the death penalty and many different points can be made regarding different circumstances and morals. However, one topic that is quite clear is the constitutionality aspect of the ... Read >
Author: omar miller29th May 2006
We are all spiritual, because spirit is who we are naturally. Spirit is part of the mechanics that make up humanity. We are mind, body, and spirit. So that everything that we do is spiritual. I say this without judgment or prejudice.
What we want to... Read >
Author: Roy Klienwachter11th March 2006
Can Intelligent Design Be Science?
from shopndrop.com
How did our universe come into existence?
The question of how our universe came into existence has mystified scientists, philosophers and lay thinkers for centuries. The fact that we are here, ... Read >
Author: Josh Greenberger28th September 2005
As we sit glued to the television set listening to all the gory details of yet another terrorist attack leaves us all in a state of shock. We all feel sad. We all feel that enough is enough. We all listen to how much the death toll is rising into the hu... Read >
Author: Kacy Carr31st August 2005
Spirit Murderers view Self-made Men as those who can do no wrong. It is the denial of Man's natural pattern of function to expect men to live in a state of perfect actionto be infallible. Their own pretense of false perfection drives the belief that infa... Read >
Author: Ronald E Springer23rd August 2005
MORAL ARMOR'S Achieving Moral Perfection
Copyright 2005 Ronald E Springer
Spirit Murderers view Self-made Men as those who can do no wrong. It is the denial of Man's natural pattern of function to expect men to live in a state of perfect actionto... Read >
Author: Ronald E Springer
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