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David M Brown, a resident of Tucker, Georgia is a writer of science fiction and fantasy as well as historical non-fiction. He has just finished his first full-length historical non-fiction book about his late father's army unit during the Korean War. He is

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Business > Leadership Strategies As a manager, is it important for your employees to like you?: 7 of 73
A manager is one who is responsible for a team of employees or heads a particular division in a company or firm. The manager is responsible for the safety, the administration and the everyday operations of the department or company and makes sure that everything runs smoothly. He/she is equally responsible for making sure tha... More..
Business > Advertising Tips for setting an advertising strategy: 1 of 10
Setting an advertising strategy is probably more important presently than at any time during the last few decades. With the economy the way it is, many companies are just happy to be able to keep their doors open and their websites up. What is interesting is that it appears that companies are not forgoing their advertising be... More..
Arts & Humanities > 20th & 21st Century US History The legacy of Ronald Reagan: 1 of 9
Growing up as a Democrat, I really did not know much about the Republican Party. Probably the first Republican that I came in favor with was Richard Nixon. I really believe he was a good president during really trying times (The Vietnam War and Watergate), yet he really did a great job for this country. Then, after the debacl... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Is the Fairness Doctrine a muzzle to silence conservatives?: 3 of 26
The Fairness Doctrine is a doctrine established by the FCC not anytime recently, but dates back to the 1940s if not earlier. The Fairness Doctrine relates to the idea that radio stations as well as television stations have the right to air as long as different points of view are allowed, not only one. The Fairness Doctrine wa... More..
Relationships & Family > Love & Lust Can you say "I Love You" too much?: 2 of 17
"I love you," is one of the most least used phrases in society today. It needs to be used much more, especially today with all of the problems that the world is facing. More divorces and separations are occuring due to financial distress and more will occur if the U.S. government does not get the financial crisis under contro... More..
Hobbies & Games > Video Game Reviews Downloadable game review: Space War Commander: 2 of 17
Space War Commander, The Demo. This writer downloaded the game to his desktop, an E-Machine Computer running Windows XP. The computer is just about a year old. The machine is not what you would call a gaming machine, but most games do play on it. This writer also uses a laptop computer, which at times, appears to be faster an... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Heaven, Hell & Afterlife Is Hell a real place or a metaphor to deter evil-doers?: 13 of 105
Hell is a metaphor for a place where people attend should they sin against themselves as well as against God. Is it a physical world as well? That is truly hard to determine. I have heard that humanity exists in hell while it lives, and if we pass God's tests throughout our lives, then we ascend into heaven from terra firma a... More..
Entertainment > Movie Characters & Performances Who would win in a lightsaber duel: Darth Vader or Darth Maul?: 2 of 16
Darth Maul versus Darth Vader sounds a great deal like Alien versus Predator in some instances. Who would win? Who has the better moves? Who took light saber 101 in school? Well, there are some options to look at when we have to decide who would win in a light saber duel. First, this writer would have to say that when the due... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Atheism & Agnosticism How technology promotes atheism and agnosticism: 2 of 16
The idea that technology and other sciences have promoted atheism and agnosticism is sort of absurd. This writer does believe that there is a line, yet it be a fine line, between science and religion. In reading some of the responses to this article, it is quite interesting that it has not been pointed out that there can be a... More..
Business > International Business & Trade Outsourcing causes more problems than cures for a company: 3 of 23
Outsourcing business to a company overseas has been the source of ongoing controversy in the United States for sometime now. The question posed here is whether it causes more problems than cures for a company in the states. There are pros and cons for the outsourcing of business overseas and one does outweigh the other. Some ... More..