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Six, now 14

I am still baffled by the media circus that surrounds the baby factory named Nadya Suleman. This also applies to Jon, Kate, and the crazies in Arkansas with the last name Duggars. Regardless of what kind of power or being you answer to, your output to society does not equal your input. Not one deserves [...]

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For the past week and a half, I have been training on several subjects relevant to my company and the industry in which I work as a whole. Today, as part of our training, we had a review of the subjects recently covered in the form of the popular game show: Jeopardy!
Seriously, I think I have [...]

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Trolls

For awhile now, I have had a nice little Internet troll following me around, all the while seeking some sort of reaction to the insults this person sends my way in the form of comments. 
Now, this is funny to me because I don’t write anything particularly interesting.  I have no goals to make ad revenue [...]

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The other day, in one of my classes, we presented an analysis of NASA mismanagement during the Challenger disaster of 1986.  We further updated the case to present-day standards in order to discuss changes occuring after Challenger and the new problems following the Columbia tragedy in 2003. 
What would have normally been a lecture/analysis of product innovation for every other [...]

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I have an innate problem with books.  First, I find recommendations from friends, relatives, magazines, and suggestions from bookstore employees.  Then, I purchase one of the recommended books.  I proceed to read them until I reach just after the half-way point, set the book down on my night stand, and that ends my relationship with [...]

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Bill Clinton, along with his wife, Hillary, are two of my least favorite people on the entire planet.
Back in the ’90s when President Clinton thought he was revolutionizing global trade, he set the scene for a complete meltdown of our economic system.  Each of those free-trade agreements President Clinton signed into law withdrew any incentive foreign countries once [...]

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If there is one thing I respect, whether the respect is earned or forced, it is a difference of opinion.  Without getting into a political debate encircling the topic “my party is better than your party,” I want to make one statement about the State of the Union.
If you oppose the President of the United [...]

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Ohio drivers, you and me, we have a score to settle.  Every morning, on our way into work, we encounter the same school bus in the same little township on the same four-lane highway.  And every morning, you all stop when the school bus is heading in the opposite direction  on the opposite side of the [...]

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Hello, my name is Rachel.  I am a perpetual klutz.
In my family, graceful is not a word often used to describe the women.  Blessed with bowed-knees (Paula) or feet that pronate too much (me), we usually find hips, thighs, knees, and calves riddled with bruises.  Currently, my bruise count is up to three.  One of my [...]

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Sticks and Stones

Today, someone asked me through my comments, “Can you be any more of an airhead?”  Well, hector@hotmail.com, if that is really you, yes’m, I can.  But the real question is, “Can you be any more of a coward?” 
There is nothing more yellow than an internet bully.  It is easy to jab at another when you [...]

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