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I am CJ Davenport. Before becoming an author and even now I am a Poet, and an artist. I enjoy all. I was born in Seneca, SC and grew up in nearby Anderson, where I finally settled down. I was wanting something different as I was growing up here. I had visited

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Religion & Spirituality > Christianity (Other) Should we fear God?: 7 of 21

I do not think we should fear a loving God. It mentions in many places in the Christian bible that our God is a loving God. From Adam, and all the way through the Old Testament all of the highly mentioned people showed no fear of God. They showed respect, admiration, honor, and they all fell short in some way to meet all of ...
Autos > Buying & Selling Cars What to consider when selling your used car: 3 of 9

When you are selling your own car, in these times, it is very important to put the asking price as close to the actual amount you will take for the car. I'm retired from the retail Auto business after forty years of experience, so I should know. The price is not the only thing to be considered. Most buyers are mostly concern...
Pets & Animals > Animal Facts & Resources Animal facts: Wolf: 4 of 9

The most mysterious wolves to ever inhabit the united states was the large species of what the ranchers called the Lobo. There were Lobo Wolves that inhabited Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, and all the surrounding area. These Wolves were smaller in stature than the regular gray or red wolves, but had different habits. The big ...
Health & Fitness > Alcoholism Alcohol addiction: The self-diagnosed disease: 3 of 5

The only way to realize if you are an alcoholic is within your own mind. I started drinking socially when I was about twenty three years old. I did this for many, many years with really no noticeable ill effects. I eventually started looking forward to any occasion when drinking was sociably acceptable. I think this is the f...
Personal Finance > Loan Basics Guide to loan amortizations: 2 of 3

This is something that needs to be discussed. In the fifties and sixties most loans were either discount interest or add on interest. If you had borrowed money at that time, for instance one thousand dollars for one year at ten percent discount interest, you would only get nine hundred dollars in proceeds. You still need one...
Autos > Buying & Selling Cars How to buy a certified pre-owned vehicle: 3 of 4

The term "Certified Pre-Owned vehicle" is nothing more than the one or two year old vehicles sold by dealers all over the U.S. that were previously known as Program cars. They mostly are made up of rental cars, turned in by Avis, Hertz, etc. When they buy these cars in bulk, they are guaranteed not to lose money on their pur...
Relationships & Family > Relationships & Family (Other) Do men cheat more than women?: 3 of 4

This is a very interesting topic. This article will be strictly my opinion on the subject. Men tend to cheat for many reasons. Some cheat just for the sport of it. Some Men stay happily married for most of their lives, while taking on every Woman they meet. I would say that on the other ha...
Health & Fitness > Addiction Is addiction to alcohol or drugs a disease?: 31 of 41

You should be or have been an ardent user of these substances to write about, whether it's a disease or not. First of all having been a user of both alcohol or addicted to drugs I do think they both are diseases. I have known people who were binge drinkers who did not have a disease, and casual users of drugs who did not hav...
Pets & Animals > Birds Bird facts: Bald eagle: 5 of 5

The Life of An Eagle After working all through the Winter building the massive nest to lay the eggs in the Spring, the pair of powerful birds take turns sitting on the eggs. When the eggs hatch their Young Chicks the Pair work diligently bringing food to their young. It is very important to get the chicks as larg...
Sports & Recreation > Sports & Recreation (Other) Triple crown greats: 2 of 2

In 1919 a horse named Sir Barton did something no other horse had ever done. He won the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and The Belmont Stakes. The Jockey Club, which is made up of older executive types and have always run the sport of thoroughbred horse racing in this country had been thinking of a so-called Triple Crown, in...