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I am the father of 4 boys and 1 girl. I am earning my A.S. in Engineering and Psychology, as well as, an A.A. in Foreign Languages. I intend to go for Doctorates eventually. I am a musician, a painter, a sculptor, and if you ask my 'ole' lady-a real pain

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Arts & Humanities > English Language Should English be the official language in the USA?: 54 of 55
The United States of America is an English speaking nation. It is paramount that the many cultures of the world speak in the tongue of their respective mother countries. American English is a bastardized version of true English. The American "tongue" adopts slang, idioms, and analogies from many... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Environmental Awareness Easy ways your family can "go green": 316 of 319
The world has fallen prey to mankind. It is a common knowledge and cliche, that you hurt the ones you need the most. Well, it's love the most, but you get "the point". Human beings are at a crucial moment in existence. The time has come, to make some hefty changes. ... More..
Sciences > Psychology Are there differences in intelligence between races?: 52 of 52
Intelligence is measured by a quotient. The amount of knowledge collected in the current social setting is used for this quotient. Are there genetic predispositions for intellect. I am certain there are, I am not working with genomes. To accept the idea that there a... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Misunderstandings: 33 of 33
I had the day all planned out. I had the mood set. I had your full attention. The words were in such a hurry to get to your heart. That they tripped over themselves on the way to your ears. Consequently, they have made a mess of the entire conversation. More..
Computers & Technology > Internet Trends Should we participate in missing person emails?: 13 of 13
With digital convergence and technology making leaps and bounds, it would not be difficult to float a monthly "cold-case" e-mail for a legitimate missing person. Especially, when the missing person is an "Amber Alert". How many people have "weather bug" or stock tickers as their BHO(browser help... More..
Computers & Technology > Computers & Technology (Other) Artificial intelligence and the questions surrounding it: 10 of 10
Ethics. As with any technological advancement throughout history, ethics plays a serious role. Ethics can make or break a discovery. Take space exploration, stem cell research, the airplane, automobiles, seatbelts, airbags, or indoor toilets into consideration. All of these discoveries met with ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Conservation Looming water shortage creates potential for international war: 7 of 7
As a race, humans just don't get it. Most cats and dogs will not deficate wear they eat. However, dogs do enjoy a kitty vittle every now and again, but that is something for an entirely different discussion. As children, we learn some pretty basic principles. Firs... More..
Food & Drink > Dining Etiquette Commentary: Please and thank you are more than magic words: 7 of 7
The terms "Please" and "Thank You" are socially necessary. They start and conclude transactions formally and politely between humans. I am, however, deeply offended by the blatant misuse of these terms as a social token. The terms should be used by actual human beings, they are personally gratif... More..
Education > Primary School Issues Should the government be cutting funding for elementary schools: 4 of 4
When the United States government exercises the option to cut specific funding, it is generally looking to promote income elsewhere. However, to cut educational spending for any reason is not a bright idea. With the severe lack of nurses, medical staff, and engineers abound; the future of the United States is bleak, at best.... More..