Local Tea Party Movement Rumbles on the Faultline
October 8, 2010 by Anita Venezia · Leave a Comment
American history tell us that this is a country of patriotic folk heroes, pioneering entrepreneurs and political activists since the colonists first sent a loud and clear message about how they were being misgoverned. Today, constituents who get involved about their frustration with Washington politics in governance have earned an unlikely sobriquet of Tea Partiers, …
[Read the full story]Life With A Dog
October 8, 2010 by Bruce Bahmani · Leave a Comment
If you have a pet, especially if you are a dog owner, you can skip this article right now and move on to something else, because you get it already. What I am about to say is nothing new and not surprising, since you are already privy to what millions know. But if you have …
[Read the full story]Things That Scare Me
October 8, 2010 by Michael Copeland · Leave a Comment
With Halloween on the October calendar, it conjures up the image of cute little kids dressed as scary ghouls, ghosts and goblins. By and large, I’m not easily scared. I have, in fact, even been considered brave when it comes to killing big nasty spiders or climbing on the roof of my house to retrieve …
[Read the full story]What Drives the Monkey on Your Back?
October 8, 2010 by Trina Swerdlow · Leave a Comment
Okay, so you’re ready to head home after one of the following nerve-racking experiences: a job interview, an important sales presentation, or a first date. As soon as you close the car door, start the ignition, and drive away—the internal tirade begins. That’s when the voice inside your head gives a play-by-play account (often in …
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