by Bob Branco In my county, there is an organization which makes computers for persons with physical disabilities. This organization, known as the SHARE Foundation, adapts computers to each client’s specifications. For example, if you are blind, speech software will be provided. If you can’t move your hands, the technology is set up to help…
As foreseen, America’s President Barack Obama stood with the terrorists attacking America by vetoing the bill that would allow families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi royalty for their role in the biggest terror attack on American soil. Reported on Aljazeera, Obama attempted to justify the veto by citing “potentially serious financial consequences for the…
by Ann Harrison If you love the idea of living on the lake, you may want to do a lot of research before you decide to buy a waterfront home. Let me share with you a few things to ask yourself and discuss with your real estate agent, when searching for a lakeside home. First…
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Outsourcing has become integrated into the vocabulary within daily activities, especially when it comes to economic forecasts, political elections, and business models. Most of the discussions about outsourcing remain focused on jobs, wages and policy of how to prevent as little outsourcing as possible. While much attention is placed on the…
by Charles Harlon Video editors are constantly improving over time, with new features being added and the effectiveness of current features being improved. However over the course of the last year or so the one feature that has really had a big impact is the rise of inbuilt cloud video editing capabilities. If you’re familiar…
With the ongoing fraudulent “science” of vaccination, journalistic standards are at an all-time low across the world. The recent measles outbreak in Romania reported by some media comes as another example of this decline. In a brief post published yesterday, Romania Insider ran the headline “Romania sees measles outbreak due to anti-vaccination campaign”. Mentioning two…
by Ann Harrison Have you ever gone to a library or museum and wondered what their rare book collections contained within the pages? If you opened any of these books, you are at serious risk of ruining or damaging the delicate pages of these rare artifacts. However, in the near future, you won’t have to…
by Bob Branco Every time I go to an event where our national anthem is played, I stand up. I do this out of respect for our country and the freedoms we have. I am very proud of this country despite its problems, but I know that we have more freedoms and privileges than people…
In the good old days of Hindi cinema, there were some movies (exceptions) that were not cheap rehash or copies of Hollywood and other foreign films. One such gem is Meera (1979) by Gulzar. The movie shows the life story of the eponymous heroine, a legendary poetess and mystic of Rajasthan region in the 16th…
by James R. Campbell The following is an essay regarding current events. The opinions expressed therein are not those of any other party. Much has been made of recent events in the NFL. In the past two years, the actions of a few of its players have drawn attention to topics that are of prime…
Will Obama stand with the people of America or with Saudi royalty that were found involved in the biggest terror attack on America – 9/11? This question arose with the passing of a bill by the Congress that allows families of 9/11 victims to sue the Saudi royalty for damages incurred by 9/11. The bill…
Last year a Word Matters post include the video of MIT scientist Dr. Stephanie Seneff telling about how herbicide glyphosate facilitates the development of autism in vaccinated children. Now more evidence has come out confirming her point – and alarming the public with the news that glyphosate actually has been found inside some vaccines. Featured…
by Bob Branco We live in an age where we need eyes in the back of our heads. There is no telling when someone from the media will decide to run a story about a frivolous activity in someone’s life. I hear this on talk shows, in the news and on social media. I often…
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Hate crime acts are defined by a Federal Law, U.S. Code 249 as: Offenses Involving Actual or Perceived Race, Color, Religion, or National Origin. Whoever, whether or not acting under color of law, willfully causes bodily injury to any person or, through the use of fire, a firearm, a dangerous weapon,…
by James R. Campbell If you watch the news on a regular basis, you know of the all too familiar stories of hacking attacks that have occurred in the last six months. Hospitals, E-mail servers, Democratic party headquarters—all have been victims of these malicious attacks. On Monday, President Barack Obama met with Russia’s Vladimir Putin during a…
