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I am here in a small town in Maine. My family lives in Texas and I have relatives all over the place. I love writing and find myself doing it often!

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Politics, News & Issues > Political Issues Should the US allow torture as a means of fighting the War on Terror?: 2 of 7
Have you ever heard of the Geneva Convention? It was adopted on August 12th, 1949 by the Diplomatic Conference for the Establishment of International Conventions for the Protection of Victims of War, held in Geneva from April 21rst to August 12th, 1949. We are at war and while President Bush may claim that the Geneva Convent... More..
Food & Drink > Cooking (Other) Cooking inexpensively on a student budget: 17 of 55
Believe it or not, some of the best food can be cooked while on a budget! First, we have to consider what type of cooking environment you have. If your in a dormitory this may or may not hinder your cooking potential. Some dormitories prohibit the use of hot plates in the room, some do not. While other dormitories offer kitc... More..
Relationships & Family > Gay Men Things every gay guy looking for love needs to know: 1 of 3
First off, as in any type of sexuality, love is not something you should be looking for, let love find you. However if you are one who is bound and determined to find love you can expedite the process by doing some very simple things. First, I am going to spell out some fundamental basics and then give you some idea's on whe... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding: 1 of 3
Director Roger Paradiso, Produced by Mark Lipsky, Roger Paradiso, Michael Tadross,Tony Travis, Screenwriter, Roger Paradiso, Starring, Mila Kunis, Joey McIntyre, Adrian Grenier, Krista Allen, Jon Bernthal, Daisy Eagan, Dean Edwards, John Fiore, Donnie Keshawarz, Priscilla Lopez. What happens when two childhood sweethearts ge... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Government & Policies Are American soldiers in Iraq dying in vain?: 10 of 24
I was watching Heraldo last night on fox news. The reporting was great and from a combat control center somewhere in Iraq. The troop surge we began six months ago is having a positive effect on making Iraq a safer place for not just the Iraqi people but for our troops as well. I will not argue that we had no business being t... More..
Entertainment > Music Business Prince: Is giving away music bad for the music industry: 4 of 8
Fantastic and why not? Is it really all about profit margins and contracts? Indeed to Prince it is not and again he has given back to his fans for all the years they have stood behind him and his great contribution he has made to our evolve of music greats! The fact that Prince has once again told the music publishing commun... More..
Politics, News & Issues > US Immigration Should the United States welcome more Iraqi immigrants?: 2 of 4
America, Land of the free. As it is now and should always be. The question as you can see will invite ignorant minds with prejudice views. The sheer fact that some one would answer this question with comments like "we have all the 7-11 clerks and taxi drivers we need", is a prime example of how this question would draw on on... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Shotgun Stories: 2 of 4
Movie reviews: Shotgun Stories "Shotgun Stories", a brilliantly scripted story of two families intertwined in a good old southern drama. The very first feature from director Jeff Nichols gives us a story of Cleaman Hayes (Michael Abbott Jr.), a native of Arkansas who has seven children by two different women, and leaves both... More..
Politics, News & Issues > US Leaders (Other) Lockdown: When should schools close for security reasons?: 1 of 2
While it is important to grantee the safety of the children attending our schools it is also imperative that we grantee the commitment of education in a non disruptive fashion. The school systems should have a level program implemented and depending on the level of what ever event is considered to be a security risk then the... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: The Walker: 1 of 2
Movie reviews: The Walker "The Walker" was written and directed by Paul Schrader. If your going to see this film make sure you grab a pillow and blanket for the film will provide you with some great nap time. There was nothing remarkable about this film what so ever. Nothing incredible or remotely interesting to hold your at... More..