Seeds of Our Own Destruction – Militarized Diseases
Submitted by Lauren Patzer on Thu, 12/22/2011 - 17:13
It’s like a scene out of Resident Evil – a corporation tinkers with a disease until they find a way to weaponize it. One scientist in The Netherlands has successfully converted a marginally infectious H5N1 influenza virus into a more infectious version to humans.
Militant Death Squads of God – From Jesuits to Nazis to Radical Islam
Submitted by Lauren Patzer on Sat, 12/17/2011 - 18:17
History is filled with dangerous, power hungry men – some of the most insidious use the Almighty to justify their crimes. The Jesuits were created by the Catholic Church to extend and solidify the power of the Pope against the encroaching popularity of Protestant Christianity.
Top 5 Large Cities with the Lowest Crime Rate
Submitted by Danielle Barrick on Thu, 12/15/2011 - 06:42
At a time with so much distress and concern over the economy, in an effort to get work many people are either making moves out of state, or are considering it. A recent article profiled five cities with the highest crime rate in America. Today we list the top five cities with the lowest crime rate. If you have a family, and are concerned abo
Will Facebook Crash and Burn? What DotCom will Replace It?
Submitted by Lew Newmark on Wed, 12/14/2011 - 07:14
It’s a social media monster that cannot be stopped!
Facebook is “the” place on the web where everything is happening! Friends find old friends, family members connect with one another over long distances, and businesses are using the media juggernaut to build their brand.
In More Debt Than You Can Ever Get Out Of: How Can You Deal With It?
Submitted by James Folsom on Tue, 12/13/2011 - 10:37
In recent years, many Americans find themselves in a very hopeless situation. Many have lost careers and substantial life savings. Many have lost all or nearly all of their valuable possessions. The bill collectors are constantly calling. The bank is threatening to throw them out on street. It’s enough to make people want to give up.
Tim Tebow, What a Great Guy - So Why All the Hate?
Submitted by James Folsom on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 07:50
Tim Tebow. He is the most polarizing figure in sports. Maybe the most polarizing figure in all of American celebrity culture. But why? After all, he is just a football player. And that’s all he wants to be, is the best football player he can be. He is a devout Christian. So what? Is that a crime? Not yet anyway.
Keeping Up with the Jones: America’s Financial Nightmare
Submitted by Lew Newmark on Fri, 12/09/2011 - 06:43
Americans are spoiled and envious of one another.
That’s a bold statement, but also quite astute if you take a closer look at the how we seem to have the need to have better things than one another. And this isn’t something new, it’s actually been written about by Shira Boss in her book “Green with Envy.”
Wish You A Merry Christmas? Remembering Why We Celebrate
Submitted by Lauren Patzer on Thu, 12/08/2011 - 15:40
Perhaps today’s revelers are more politically correct about their holiday celebrations, but so many of the songs of the holiday season really do focus on Christmas and the birth of Jesus.
With Google Plus, Google Takes on Facebook - Will it Take Off?
Submitted by Greg Nilson on Wed, 12/07/2011 - 08:20
Internet behemoth Google, who recently launched their Google Plus network earlier this year, has finally opened the social networking feature to businesses across the globe. And so far, it has been a big hit with individuals and businesses alike.
What is Google Plus?
Media vs. Herman Cain for President …Media Knocks Out Cain
Submitted by James Folsom on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 07:28
Herman Cain went from unknown to front-runner seemingly overnight. Then almost as quickly, he was done. Cain announced yesterday that he is no longer running for president. And that’s too bad.
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Top 5 U.S. Cities With the Worst Crime Rate
Submitted by Danielle Barrick on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 08:19
According to statistics, the United States’ crime rate has decreased since 2010. However, more murders, forcible rapes, and aggravated assaults have occurred in the Northwestern region of the country. This increase in crime may be linked to the recession of the United States.
Revelation and Growing Unrest in the World - Does the Last Book of the Bible Apply to the Times We Live?
Submitted by James Folsom on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 07:52
The Book of Revelation is a prophecy. Which means it is a foretelling of things to come. However, like a number of other prophecies in the Bible it is very non-specific. So much so that for centuries people have been predicting the coming to pass of its predictions, only to look foolish.
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