What To Do When A Killer Walks Into Your Classroom
Friday, July 31st, 2009To think that a random murderous gunman could even possibly appear in your or your child's classroom is a horrible notion.
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Archive for the ‘Current Affairs’ Category
Press Panic People Into Pinching Purse Strings
Friday, July 31st, 2009You cannot open a newspaper or news page on the internet these days without being filled with doom and gloom for all the reports of recession, credit crunch and housing market crashes. We even have predictions of how crime and violence as well as family breakdown will all be symptoms of people's hardship. But is this not scaremongering? Is it all really so bad?
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Two Extreme Makeover Homes End in Foreclosure
Thursday, July 30th, 2009The economy is in a downward trend. The housing boom that gave rise to about a thousand buy-and-flip-this-real-estate television shows and created little mini-investors all over the country has become more of a whisper than a boom. You know that when even that gorgeous house that underwent an extreme home makeover hits foreclosure, the market is crazy, right? Actually, that is not really true, as when the real estate industry suffers, it is often the higher-end homes and the lower-end homes that take the biggest financial hit.
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An Increased Threat of Terrorism
Thursday, July 30th, 2009Water suppliers are under an increased threat of terrorism. Documents captured in Afghanistan after the 911 attack show that Al Qaeda was very interested in United States water supply systems. These systems are still very vulnerable in several ways.
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Where Is Opportunity Knocking?
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009The tough economic times have given an unexpected opportunity to people whose cars could be repossessed. Vehicle repossessions in 2008 are up 10% and analysts expect 1.6 million repossessions nationwide. Much like the trend with home foreclosures, however, many lenders are trying to keep borrowers in their cars. Repossessed vehicles are selling way below blue book value at auction and very likely below outstanding balances on the loans. Because of this, banks, finance companies and credit unions are increasingly willing to adjust loans because they're losing money. In this case their loss could be the consumers gain.
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Battlefield New York City
Monday, July 27th, 2009It is not easy to be emergency services anywhere, but in New York City it takes a special breed.
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How To Teach Your Kids To Save During The Recession
Sunday, July 26th, 2009Economic recession is taking its toll. A lot of Americans right now are feeling the heat of the tight times as more and more people are losing their jobs and losing their homes. High prices of gas and basic commodities are also making it harder for American families to survive without additional income.
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Going Green and Branding Your Business Online
Saturday, July 25th, 2009One of the best ways to be found as a voice actor for freelance opportunities in this day and age is through search on the Internet.
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Poor Ole Michael Vick!
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009I am sure Michael Vick feels he was swooped up in a suddenly appearing tornado and whisked away away into a world of catastrophe including accusations of dog fighting and gambling. Ban Vick for life from the NF! People wanted his hide. The fire was burning out of control and was building faster than a wildfire in California. Let us just sentence him to life watching Lassie reruns. That will torture him! The dog fighter and the killer of animals.
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History Of Lingerie
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009Up until about the '60s and '70s, women's undergarments were made to serve a few different functions or purposes, none of them being sensuality or femininity. Learning the history of lingerie should make any woman thankful to have been born during this particular time. A time when ideas regarding the female form and women in general have morphed so drastically from just a century ago, and the changes in lingerie have certainly reflected this.
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