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Entertainment > Celebrity Commentary Do celebrities deserve some level of privacy?: 16 of 76
Without a doubt, celebrities do deserve to have some level of provacy, though I must say it will be quite limited due to their status as a public figure. To me, celebrities are just like us, any other person in the common public, except that perhaps that are more famous and recognizable than most of us on the roads.I believe ... More..
Personal Finance > Managing Debt Get out of debt: A step-by-step guide: 8 of 29
In today's society, it is hard for someone not to fall into some kind of debt. There are good debts and bad debts. Good debts are generally loans that one has to pay for their houses, which can appreciate in value, thus becoming an asset instead of a liability. On the other hand, bad debts are those credit cards' debts and ca... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms The meaning of voyeurism: 2 of 7
Voyeurism means to spy or watch on someone going about doing their daily activities, be it in public or in private. This is an act of trespassing into other's privacy, an act which is not be condoned.People who likes to perform this act are termed as voyeurs. These people get a high andrealin when spying on others. It provide... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: True karaoke stories: 32 of 101
Since young, I was very much interested in karaoke. However, I felt that my voice was not one that deserved to be heard in public. As such, I was mostly a bathroom singer and even as that, I would not dare to sing my heart out.Therefore, when my dad first got our first home karaoke system, I was simply ecstatic. But still, I ... More..
Travel > Asia Travel destinations: Siem Reap, Cambodia: 1 of 3
Siam Reap is truly a place which is rich in culture and history. It houses the most famous " Ang Kor Wat", which used to be the castle for the ancient kings. It is a magnificient sight to behold and to gain access to the top of the castle, you need to climb up almost 30m or equivalent to around 7-8 storeys high of steps. Ther... More..
Personal Finance > Budgets & Saving The basics of personal budgeting: 18 of 51
First of all, budegting is never a simple task to begin with and requires utmost determination and patience to keep it going.Start on a small scale by tracking all your expenses on a day-day basis. Use an excel sheet to help you keep track of all your expenditure. You could choose to create generic columns' description such a... More..
Entertainment > TV News & Commentary Is anyone else tired of American Idol: 10 of 24
I definitely have seen enough of American Idol (AI). every season, we see a few hopefuls and many more who can't sing, and yet wanna be a superstar. I am not biased against these people. Rather, I feel sad for them. Cos' i can imagine millions around the world laughing at their expense, as a result of the funny and sometimes ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Government & Policies Is it okay for politicians to accept dinners, vacations and other "gifts" from lobbyists and supporters?: 10 of 24
The answer is such a straightforward one that I don't think any taxpayer will actually vote in favour of a "Yes". Politicians in general earn more much than a normal employee would and thus I see no such need for them to accept dinners, vacations and other "gifts", whatever they may be. They are being elected by the citizens ... More..
Business > Business (Other) Will paper money become obsolete?: 9 of 19
Although nowadays, transactions using plastic such as credit cards or debit cards has become quite a norm, I do not foresee paper money becoming obsolete.The reasons are simple. All these electronic transactions depend very heavily on the reliability of the network. Should the network fail, how is one supposed to go about pay... More..
Arts & Humanities > Schools of Thought Is there one right religion?: 55 of 115
To me, the answer would be a simple "no". Even though I belong to the religion of Taoism, I have never for once in my life thought of it to be the "right" religion.Personally, I feel that everyone has a right to choose his/her religion or even none at all. Furthermore, who in this world has the authority or means to actually ... More..