7,326 Articles Under This Category. Now Displaying Page 1
Moral Rape - Thankful for Abortion, Religious Freedom, and Mr. Obama - Gregory Lewis
A tribute to Mr. Obama’s successful administration. He recently said that the economy was so devastated by the decisions of our last Republican President that it would take longer than one term to fix it. It would take longer than two terms, and probably longer than one president. Many... Submitted 15 hours 4 minutes ago. NEW!

A Friends' Cemetery - Jack H. Schick
I was dressed up like William Penn and giving an historic chat in the Meetinghouse library to a surprisingly large and interested groups of people during the big gala we put on to celebrate the Quakers' 300 th year in our Upper Bucks County, Pennsylvania community, when an older, scruffy looking... Submitted 2 days 22 hours ago.

NY Park in the Sky - Two Guys Make A Dream Come True, make the world a better place for New Yorkers - Jennifer Stewart
I love the American capacity to think and dream big and turn those dreams into magnificent realities. New York's Park in the Sky is such a perfect example of it. In 1847 the City of New York authorized railroad tracks down Manhattan’s West Side. It was a great idea, but it caused a lot... Submitted 4 days 16 hours ago.

Fracking Politicians Make Me Twitch - Gregory Lewis
“When I was led out of the hearing room in handcuffs, John Boehner's pledge of transparency in Congress was taken out with me,” said Gasland Director Josh Fox. Fox was arrested for filming an open Congressional House Science Committee hearing on fracking in Washington, D.C.... Submitted 6 days 16 hours ago.

Justifiable Arson? - Jack H. Schick
A couple of years ago I got really sick. I had a chest cold for a month and then, suddenly, my knee joints flared up. I’ve always been susceptible to getting gout (it’s amazing how the flare ups became so few and far between since I quit drinking beer). I was in tremendous pain and... Submitted 17 days 5 hours ago.

Police Pursuits, Jesus and the Cross and Action - - Steve Kovacs
Police officers like pursuits. At least young ones do. Pursuits have loads of action and you’re chasing a bad guy. After all, people become cops for action, getting the bad guy and to a lesser degree, helping people. When I was a young cop, I loved pursuits and had several that were... Submitted 17 days 18 hours ago.

Stabbing Trial Begins: Punishment for the Crime - Jack H. Schick
I haven’t committed a whole lot of crime in my life. I have to say that I did perpetrate the occasional shoplifting and a little Halloween vandalism when I was a kid. I got a ticket from a hard ass township cop for not coming to a complete stop once, and I had to go to court for burning... Submitted 17 days 21 hours ago.

In Search for the Truth - - David Tanguay
We as the human race have come along way on our journey through time. From one generation to the next we leave behind a piece of our legacy as mortal man. We learn through our mistakes and make it right the next time around. As we live from day to day, we encounter many obstacles along our... Submitted 18 days 10 hours ago.

Stalkers Pay the Price - Jack H. Schick
When I was thirteen, I had a crush on Debbie R---. She was in seventh grade, a year behind me. She didn’t know I liked her, as far as I know. I certainly didn’t have the courage to tell her. I told my buddies, though. They prodded me to say something to her. They all had crushes girls... Submitted 19 days ago.

Sovereignty and Nuclear Weapons - Rick Medina
Following the detonation of two atomic bombs in WW2 against the Japanese cities of Hiroshima & Nagasaki by the United States in 1945 the world became afraid of American power and military ambition. The Russians reacted by using every means necessary to acquire the technical information and skill... Submitted 1 day 19 hours ago.

Case History 12: Politics and Treason in Jamestown! - Al Case
1607 and Jamestown! Before we get there, however, the first Englishman to set foot upon the new world was Captain Bartholomew Gosnold. He explored America in 1602. First he came to a place called Savage rock, probably so named because eight savages came aboard and drew him a map (pretty... Submitted 13 days 2 hours ago.

The Shining City upon the Hill - Gregory Lewis
In 2014 the Republic of China became the envy of the world. For as much as the economic policies of President Barack Obama were beginning to take effect, with employment on the rise, private sector startup companies in the fields of software design and medicine, roads being repaired, and a... Submitted 17 days 8 hours ago.

American Buddhism - - e
Much discussion is now going on in Buddhist circles about how Buddhism will develop in America, so here is my two cents worth. Historically, Buddhism has taken on the culture to which it has migrated, and I believe that American Buddhism will be no exception. I further think that American... Submitted 20 days ago.

Joel Osteen Quotes For When You Face Challenges and Indecisions & Need Encouragement - Fran Larson
When I was a teen, I would read Norman Vincent Peale’s The Power Of Positive Thinking, over and over. It was a map of how to get through life positively and also promoted God as a positive entity. In those days, most preaching was very negative and would paint pictures of God being against... Submitted 20 days 7 hours ago.

Case History 13: Jamestown...And the Babe of the Year! - - Al Case
1609, and Jamestown is having a heckuva time! It is a long, cold winter, and the colonists are starving! Starving and dying by the score, actually, and them friendly type Indians ain’t helpin’ none! First, you see, the winter comes, and the colonists can’t leave the fort... Submitted 4 hours 31 minutes ago. NEW!

Felix Baumgartner Needs To Be Examined By A Good Shrink! - Joel Hendon
Baumgartner, called an Austrian adventurer, has recently announced that he will attempt to make the longest skydive ever accomplished in history sometime this year. Approximately 23 miles! Good grief!! 120,000 feet. Now this is a difficult thing to do. Joseph Kittinger II holds the current... Submitted 8 hours 52 minutes ago. NEW!

Attack Iran = Skyrocketing deficits! - - Aaron Taylor
A recent Gallup poll shows that 81% of Americans want the President to be focused on domestic issues, while 9% say they want him to focus on foreign policy issues. Not too surprising….Until you consider that the fastest growing domestic priority is the deficit (69%). The lopsided number... Submitted 7 days 2 hours ago.

A Flash of London I - Sara O'Rourke
It is the classic thing, and strangely poetic, I suppose, to begin these series of articles with a commuter journey into the capital. This, after all, marks the beginning of a long, London day. I hop on at Bicester, near Oxford. Not the nicest of places. The familiar British weather spits its... Submitted 8 days 10 hours ago.

American Soldiers "A Generation of Heroes." - Kenny St.pierre
Recently, President and Peace Prize winner Barack Obama praised the American soldiers of the Iraq war as “a generation of heroes” who “have made the United States safer and more respected around the world.” Maybe Obama is on to something. Since the Iraq war there has... Submitted 13 days 8 hours ago.

Romania: A Nation Of Good and Decent People - Joel Hendon
I read an article today in the Romanian Online Newspaper, NineOClock.ro and I felt a surge of sympathy towards the writer as well as the country. It was one of the nicest articles I’ve read lately while still being a complaint. We’ll get into that later. Romania has quite a history... Submitted 15 days 4 hours ago.

What Does Living a Metaphysical Life Mean To You? - - Jim Fargiano
What does living a metaphysical life mean to you? In actuality, it is a misnomer. All that it really means is that some humans came up with a creative way to say they are abiding by living in principles of spiritual beliefs; that they are more aware of the heightened energies that many people... Submitted 15 days 22 hours ago.

Case History 11: Will the First Wheel Run Over the First Baby? - Al Case
It is 1570 and things aren’t looking too good for those durned Indian savages. First, they go and kill a bunch of Spaniards in Florida, then they kill a bunch of Jesuits in Florida. Maybe it’s Florida that’s the problem? Anyway, killing or not, the first English child was... Submitted 17 days 8 hours ago.

Success Foundation-An Attitude of Praise and Thanksgiving for The New Year - - Ngozi Nwoke
The height of a building is determined by its foundation. Also, how prosperous a year turns out is largely determined by its starting point. When you start well and continue in the same, your end shall surely be successful. And one way to start well is by imbibing the attitude of praise and... Submitted 18 days 16 hours ago.

The Republican Candidates-A Pitbull, a Shark, and a Scoundrel! - - Al Case
We have three vying Republican candidates: Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, and Mitt Romney. To preface this comparison of candidates, there have been very few presidents who have not been scoundrels. We have had sex fiends and cheaters and burglars and drug dealers and, of course... Submitted 18 days 23 hours ago.

Find Your Way to Living a Balanced Life Through Your Connection To a Higher Source - - Jim Fargiano
To be balanced in life simply means you are not going to get knocked off the agenda of the loving path that you want for yourself. While disruptions take place for everyone, the measure in which you deal with them is the key to success. Overreacting to minor issues can inflame them to become... Submitted 9 days 6 hours ago.