Originally made in Waco, Texas, Dr Pepper’s trademark brand is around since 1885. It was named after Dr. Charles Pepper, father of the girl that
Category: Society and Culture
Happy Valentine’s Day
This day is about love – love for Not a single soul, but – love for Life in all its sanctity – love for Things beyond
Good Policemen Helping People of All Races
Last year’s uproar in MO and then NY surrounding the allegedly racist violence of police against people of color sparked heated discussions nationwide. But is
Authority and Narcissistic Supply – A Personal Story
She suffers from a kind of skin cancer along with diabetes and lung problems. But her psychological issues are a thousand times worse and serious
GMO – Creating a New Vocabulary
A rose called by any other name would smell as sweet. So believed the Bard. Now, it’s a different question whether the one calling the
Interfaith Task Force Coordinator Gives Insights into Fair Trade Benefits
by Michell Spoden Faith groups often do great things in humanitarian areas, especially in cooperation with each other, as the following interview with Chrissy Stonebraker
Charity Helpers – Mike Last on Nonprofits and Marketing
by Michell Spoden In today’s world of nonprofit organizations innovative ideas abound to create solutions that work. Our world is becoming ever aware of the need
Elderly Man Being Punished for Feeding the Homeless in Florida
When families across the United States are enjoying Thanksgiving Dinner and the comfort of home and family, a heartless law in Florida is thwarting efforts
‘Time’ Apologizes for Including ‘Feminist’ in Poll about Ban on Words
Language is to be taken seriously, even when humor is intended, as words are as deeply related to human thought as one’s self. No wonder