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The Way to Live is to Kill BY Reece Pocock Young Jesse hated killing, but he had to do it to live. INDIAN MARRIAGES ARE SURELY IN THE REVERSE GEAR BY Israel Jayakaran When God created the first Man and Woman, His plan was that for every male child there should be born a female child as well. And God has been keeping to this equation all these years. My Granddaughter's Visit BY Reece Pocock Grandchildren are special. Especially when you can get them to yourself without their interferring parents. For a short while we enjoyed our granddaughter all to ourselves. Stop the Violence BY Mark Jabo .. Addictions Anonymous, 39: Problems with Relationships and Sponsors BY Julian I. Taber, Ph.D. Relationship Problems
Unhappy relationships come up for discussion in many group therapy sessions. For some of us, all of life is controlled by relationships while, for others, relationships are few and relatively insignificant. Woe unto the relatio... New Miracle Diet Helps Shed Unwanted Success BY Mark Jabo New scientific breakthrough yields amazing results Tragedy of Errors BY Israel Jayakaran Candy, twenty plus, was a simple final semester undergraduate staying in a hostel. She hardly made friends with anyone there or, for that matter, in her college class room. Then one day she was bitten by the love bug. The bug was Joe, her own classmate sitting some three rows ahead of her.
Hustle and Crawl BY Mark Jabo Help your kids get a headstart on the hard knock life with the new Pimpfants clothing line. The New American Witch Hunt BY Susan Levine
Times in past American history have clearly demonstrated how cruel and merciless people can be when they arbitrarily decided a particular group of people were a "threat to society." In Salem, Massachusetts, from 1692 to 1693, so-called "witches" we... Presumption of Innocence Denied In Virginia BY Susan Levine
Although we all like to believe that anyone accused of a crime has the presumption of innocence until proven guilty by a court of law, that isn’t necessarily true. Certain crimes, especially those which allege sexual abuse, molestation or battery, ... Teach Your Teen A Skill BY Susan Levine What will your teenager be doing this summer? Going with you and the family on a long-awaited vacation? Working at a summer job until September? Just hanging out at home because he’s not legally old enough to get a job? Same sex marriages? The ancient institution of marriage is at peril Since the State of Massachusetts legalized same sex marriages, there have been several attempts to follow suit and even to expand the idea in other jurisdictions Froggy's first trip to the grocer's Froggy's first trip to the grocer's This is the first instalment of a series of short stories titled "The Adventures of Froggy the Frog" Live and Let Die? Live and Let Die? My mother and step-father called me the other night to tell me that they were making out their wills. They had been meaning to get around to it for a long time, but watching the news lately reminded them that it needed to get done now. They were watching the Terri Shaivo case on the news and were terrified. In case you have not been watching, there is a case in Florida right now that is drawing attention all over the United States. Terri Shaivo suffered irreparable brain damage fifteen years ago and has been kept alive with a feeding tube ever since. Her husband has been fighting for her right to die for the last seven years. This is the third time that her feeding tube has been removed, but two other times judges intervened to have the tube reinserted. Without the help of the tube, Terri would expire in about a week. Parents Regretting Parenthood; More Common Than You Think Parents Regretting Parenthood; More Common Than You Think Columnist Ann Landers once did an informal survey of her readers back in the 70's. The single question she asked of them was: "If you had it to do over again, would you still have children?" A surprising 70% said no. Parents Regretting Parenthood;More Common Than You Think Parents Regretting Parenthood;More Common Than You Think Columnist Ann Landers once did an informal survey of her readers back in the 1970's. The single question she asked of them was: "If you had it to do over again, would you still have children?" A surprising 70% said "no." Although the survey was hardly scientific – she didn’t claim that it was – it was still a strong indication that more couples regret being parents than some of us like to believe. Mo' Money, Mo' Problems Mo' Money, Mo' Problems According to a recent article I read by Gregg Easterbrook, The Real Truth About Money, “research has shown that there is no significant relationship between how much money a person earns and whether he or she feels good about life.” The Seven Joys of Secularism The Seven Joys of Secularism It’s impossible to count how many times secularists are told by religious folk of various faiths that we will regret our "godless" or "sinful" life sooner or later. Although I can’t speak for everyone, I can honestly report that this secular writer hasn’t experienced any regrets for my decision to trade in the unhappiness of traditional Catholicism for the joys of secularism. Since no regrets have surfaced in more than the twenty years that have elapsed since making the secular choice, it’s rather doubtful that they will surface any time in the near or distant future. Not a fan of Christmas Not a fan of Christmas As a person who works in the retail industry, I await Christmas with a feeling of dread. Many sources state that businesses, especially small retail stores, receive as much as 33-50% of their profits for the year. Involved in a new business venture, I can only hope the next month makes up for several months of unsatisfactory sales. On a personal level, I am not a fan of Christmas. Thinking 'Too Much'; It's NOT A Bad Thing Thinking 'Too Much'; It's NOT A Bad Thing There are those who say we tend to think too much before making important decisions. I disagree. Judging from the results of bad personal decisions we often read about in the news, such as nasty divorces and child abuse or homicide cases, my feeling is that we dont think enough. Sexual Opinions and Values Sexual Opinions and Values Too many couples fail to address important sexual issues that may be troubling them before deciding to get married. Don't include your future marriage in the failure statistics. Adoption: Laughter & Tears Adoption: Laughter & Tears If you ever walk through an orphanage, it will be an experience youll never forget. Witnessing children in poverty, children discarded, children stunted both physically and emotionally, will stir your heart beyond belief. And adopting a child is a joy as great as witnessing the first sharp intake of breath by your very own newborn infant. March for Women's Lives March for Women's Lives Im home. Finally, at 4:30 pm. I turned on the news to see that people fertile women, post-mensopausal women, teenagers, little girls, men, boys, babies are still spilling into the Mall from the march. The rally is still going on. Penny's Diary:Letting go of your child Penny's Diary:Letting go of your child As Penny talks to her son about all the why's in the world. She begans to realize that not only does she want to pull her hair out, she see's her son growing up and is afraid to let go of him. Her story and opinion she wrote in her diary to share. What Do We Call Ourselves? What Do We Call Ourselves? In 1970, along with hundreds and thousands others I was born into a mixed race family. Despite my parents efforts to give me a liberal upbringing and raise me to believe there was no difference between black or white, or the numerous shades in between, and despite the fact that in the 1990 Census report, 6.8 million Americas stated that they considered themselves multi-racial, and that only ten years ago there were 1.1million interracial couples living in the United States, did experience prejudice, often from the most unexpected quarters. Culture Shock! Culture Shock! What is it like living in another country, on another continent with another language and adjusting to another culture? These are some of the most frequent questions that I am asked.
Teenage life: Make a Right, Not a Left! Teenage life: Make a Right, Not a Left! Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you made different choices? If instead of going to that party 'everyone' was at, you stayed home and watched movies with your family like your mother wanted. If instead of drinking beer at that party...
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