: About Me

Hello, my name is Mark Harrington and it is my wish to become a great writer. my enthusiasm for literature began when I first read the writings of Thomas Paine, my favorite writer not just for what he wrote about but also the fact of how he put his point across so brilliantly and that his (common sense) Was a best seller, second only to the bible. I love to write, some of my friends think that I'm weird for having a hobby like writing but I don't care it's my passion.

I've helped my friend that is going to school to become a hospital administrator write several papers, and one time I even wrote my friends four page paper for her about an over view of the ethnics of business administration because she was to over whelmed with school work and dealing with her four kids, and to my surprise she received an A, an A+ would have been better, but an A is good enough for me. With my tutoring she has become an A average student, which has made me very proud of her and myself as well.

I'm not a highly educated individual; I'm some one that might be considered a book worm. My experience comes only from my enthusiasm for writing as well as reading; some times I wish that the TV set was never invented so that people would read more. The human species is perhaps the most curious of all creatures and reading can feed that curiosity. Reading definitely brings out ever one's imagination and the key to a good piece of literature is to be a narrator as well as an illustrator to keep the reader incline with what's going on, to make it so that the reader can almost picture what's going on perfectly in their head. And this is what I like about writing, to put some one in a different world or for one to get lost in an interesting inquiry, but I never try to be too verbose and to write something that draws itself out to much and make the reader lose interest.

Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues The pros and cons of nuclear energy

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Nuclear energy, a new and improved way of generating electricity that leaves all the former ways of lighting up the world in the dark ages. But even though it sounds great it has its ups and downs. One good thing about nuclear energy is that there's less pollution in the air as well as less radiation, that's right less radiation, it can be hard to believe that a nuclear energy plant actually emits less radiation than any other type of plant. Coal burning plants emit carbon dioxide which makes the ozone more and more unprotected from being depleted. Our supply of fossil fuels is being deple...

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