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Food & Drink > Dining & Restaurants (Other) Should restaurants be required to list calories and fat grams on their menus?: 9 of 164
I don't want my favorite menu items littered with fat grams and calories. I have a love for food, and my choice may not be the best choice on the menu when it comes to being healthy. Its not that I always eat the wrong things, its that I don't always eat out, but when I do, I expect to have a great experience. I expect to or... More..
Law & Legal Information > Lawyers & Legal Advice Recommended procedures for being pulled over while intoxicated: 11 of 31
For whatever reason, you've managed to have yourself pulled over by a police officer and your whole world will soon be hanging in the balance of how well you perform when the officer approaches your car. Calm down. Clear your head. Let the adrenaline race through your body to prepare yourself for the performance of your life... More..
Autos > Selling Cars How to get the most out of your car trade: 7 of 17
There are key factors to getting the best deal for your car, especially when coupled with purchasing a new car. A little education goes a long way in understanding how the car biz works - at times you can use it to your advantage, other times, may actually work against you. I'll take you through some simple steps to make the... More..
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Mundane mysteries: 2 of 4
Where has everything gone? What happen to all the Oil? I really don't care about what oil costs a barrel, don't tell me about rising demands, and don't blame it on the falling dollar. I just want to be able to fill my car up without taking out a loan. I want to be able to take 40 dollars, and fill my SUV up like I used to - ... More..
Jobs & Careers > Resumes & Cover Letters Job descriptions that make your resume look more professional: 1 of 2
While submitting resumes, I have only one word of advice; Exaggerate! Exaggerate your experience to the point of being acceptable. Don't outright lie about what your experience is in any one thing, rather, smooth the whole process over with generalities. For example, if you are a retail manager and have experience in that fi... More..
Travel > United States A tourist's guide to Hawaii's North Shore: 1 of 1
There are two types of people that I run into all over the world, when it comes to a question of where I'm from, they have a) either been there on some special occasion, or b) have never been to Hawaii, but have always wanted to go there. Of course, there are places in the U.S. that I've been to that still think we live in g... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Parenting Tips Fathers: Parenting advice for the empty nester: 1 of 1
Well, when our youngest left the nest, it came as kind of a surprise. My wife and I had never really planned on anything solid after all the kids were out of the house, we just kind of wished that it would happen sooner - especially when we were having problems with the older kids. All of a sudden, we were alone together, wi... More..
Jobs & Careers > Resumes & Cover Letters Common mistakes that send your job application to the shredder: 17 of 31
I am moderately forgiving when it comes to reviewing applications, however, the higher up the ladder the position is, the more critical I am of the applicant and any submission he or she presents for review. It seems common sense to eliminate spelling errors when it comes to resumes, yet, I have seen so many errors, you woul... More..
Education > Education (Other) Should public school children wear uniforms?: 56 of 100
I really like the idea of our public high schools moving towards the wearing of uniforms. This eliminates the ideology of individualism. It literally flattens the playing field. No favoritism due to social standing which would be evident in your appearance. The less fortunate would be able to go to school, and not be as worr... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: High tide: 37 of 65
I cannot see while I am in its midst, I am head down and windmill'in. Wake, work, eat, sleep, repeat, repeat, it all blurs into oblivion. Who knew choices we make, no matter how minute, really matters years later, like a ripple across the pond. We need someone, sometimes to say, stop, think, be leery of what you cast your ca... More..