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If Only Our Founding Fathers Could Have Foreseen
As I often shake my head in disbelief at some of the stuff I hear in the news on a daily basis, I can’t help but wonder what our Founding Fathers would think if they could see the condition of our nation in the 21st century. I’m sure they would be rolling over in their graves. Yes, they were keenly aware of the flaws in human nature, and the created the Constitution accordingly. But perhaps... (posted by Terry 14 hours 1 minute ago.)
As I often shake my head in disbelief at some of the stuff I hear in the news on a daily basis, I can’t help but wonder what our Founding Fathers would think if they could see the condition of our nation in the 21st century. I’m sure they would be rolling over in their graves. Yes, they were keenly aware of the flaws in human nature, and the created the Constitution accordingly. But perhaps... (posted by Terry 14 hours 1 minute ago.)
What Future Candidates Should Learn from 2012 GOP Primary Season
Now that Mitt Romney has pretty much wrapped up the 2012 GOP nomination, anyone considering a future run for president from either party should take note. They are plenty of lessons they can learn from the 2012 GOP presidential nomination season. Specifically, there are the three listed below: 1) You need to get on the ballot and campaign in all 50 states and all five U.S. territories, no... (posted by Terry 2 days 18 hours ago.)
Now that Mitt Romney has pretty much wrapped up the 2012 GOP nomination, anyone considering a future run for president from either party should take note. They are plenty of lessons they can learn from the 2012 GOP presidential nomination season. Specifically, there are the three listed below: 1) You need to get on the ballot and campaign in all 50 states and all five U.S. territories, no... (posted by Terry 2 days 18 hours ago.)
Is the Glycemic Index Just a Fad?
It seems that everyone is talking about the glycemic index today. Instead of dieting by simply cutting down on calorie intake, the focus now seems to be on limiting carbs in order to lose weight and/or avoid obesity. While I’m not an expert on the glycemic index, it appears to be some kind of measure that people use to determine how much certain carbohydrates affect blood sugar levels.... (posted by Terry 7 days 19 hours ago.)
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It seems that everyone is talking about the glycemic index today. Instead of dieting by simply cutting down on calorie intake, the focus now seems to be on limiting carbs in order to lose weight and/or avoid obesity. While I’m not an expert on the glycemic index, it appears to be some kind of measure that people use to determine how much certain carbohydrates affect blood sugar levels.... (posted by Terry 7 days 19 hours ago.)
Presidential Politics Myth #4: The General Election Begins When Both Major Party Nominees Are Known
Did you notice how eager the media was to get the general election started this year? They just couldn’t wait for Mitt Romney to become the presumed GOP presidential nominee so the Romney-Obama duel could get started in earnest. This is nothing new or unusual. The same type of thing occurs in every presidential election year. Whether there’s an... (posted by Terry 9 days 16 hours ago.)
Did you notice how eager the media was to get the general election started this year? They just couldn’t wait for Mitt Romney to become the presumed GOP presidential nominee so the Romney-Obama duel could get started in earnest. This is nothing new or unusual. The same type of thing occurs in every presidential election year. Whether there’s an... (posted by Terry 9 days 16 hours ago.)
I Want My Analog TV Back
I had held out longer than most when it came to buying my first HDTV. Now I wish I had held out longer. I now think I want my old analog TV back. All of this started when I received a letter from my cable TV company to notify me that, in early June, they are going to be adding a ton of new HD channels to their lineup. Now although my community is serviced by the largest cable TV company in the U.S.... (posted by Terry 10 days 13 hours ago.)
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I had held out longer than most when it came to buying my first HDTV. Now I wish I had held out longer. I now think I want my old analog TV back. All of this started when I received a letter from my cable TV company to notify me that, in early June, they are going to be adding a ton of new HD channels to their lineup. Now although my community is serviced by the largest cable TV company in the U.S.... (posted by Terry 10 days 13 hours ago.)
Presidential Politics Myth #3: A President Has Control Over Oil Prices
I hear this in every presidential election year. No matter how high or low oil and gas prices might be early in the year, people will claim that those prices will begin to drop as the presidential election draws closer. They will say the president is doing it to make sure that he and/or his party will be victorious in the election. What a crock of poop! The truth is that a U.S.... (posted by Terry 14 days 13 hours ago.)
I hear this in every presidential election year. No matter how high or low oil and gas prices might be early in the year, people will claim that those prices will begin to drop as the presidential election draws closer. They will say the president is doing it to make sure that he and/or his party will be victorious in the election. What a crock of poop! The truth is that a U.S.... (posted by Terry 14 days 13 hours ago.)
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