Racial Discrimination in America
by Bob Branco I honestly believed that when Barak Obama was elected in 2008 as our first Afro-American President, it would mean the end of
Parking Laws on Private Property
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Parking signs are everywhere: one-hour, two-hour parking, loading zones, plus enforcement by parking agents or an electronic meter. In general, parking
The Health Risks of Energy Drinks
by Ann Harrison Although nearly half of all children and young adults living in the United States consume energy drinks such as Red Bull and
The Importance of Kindness
by James R. Campbell During the course of any day, chances are better than not that we will become involved in situations in which we
UK: HPV Vaccine Kills Teen Girl
It keeps happening to vaccine recipients; this time the victim is a teenage girl in Bury, Greater Manchester area of United Kingdom, and the killer
On Modern Fundraising
by Bob Branco Many people use social media in order to raise money for personal and professional reasons. Fund-raising sites, such as Indiegogo and “Go
World Celebrates Naked Gardening Day
Did you know that today is World Naked Gardening Day? Yes, it is what it sounds – being out in a garden and baring it
Health Problems Associated with Air Conditioning and How to Avoid Them
by Ann Harrison Did you know that your air conditioner can be causing you some serious health problems? Summer is upon us, and in some
How to Overcome Your Online Shopping Fears
by Daniel Bell Modern fears about the information you share online are reaching an all-time high. You could call it paranoia. But as Thomas Pynchon
The Connection between High Technology and Violence
by Bob Branco I suppose I should have put this as a question. Is there a connection between today’s high technology and violence? Are children