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Jean's Pick of the Day

To Give of Ourselves

by David Tanguay
"" We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give ." Winston Churchill The world is in a troublesome state of course this isn't new news it's as old as time itself. With floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, crime on our streets, unemployment, only to mention just a few of the many hardships we as human beings must undertake just living in our world. "
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Messages from Outerspace
Currently Readers' Choice #1

Just When You Think You Know What You're Doing ...

by Dianne Lehmann
Submitted 3 days 11 hours ago.
Rated an Average of 4.7 by 12 Readers ?
Just about the time when you start to think you are finally getting the hang of something, something else comes along and makes you take another think about it. I'm sure you know the feeling. You've worked hard and long to understand some new system, learn some new skill, break some bad habit and then in one brief moment, all your confidence in your new abilities comes crashing down. And it can...
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Currently Readers' Choice #2

Please, Don't Let Them Take The Dinner Off of Grandma's Table

by David Levitt
Submitted 1 day 3 hours ago.
Rated an Average of 4.7 by 9 Readers ?
I guess it's really not that hard convincing people that affordable, accessible health care for our citizens, like it is in every other industrialized nation in the world, or making sure that the children of the working poor are properly fed so that they have the energy to learn properly, from the education that we don't care enough about to properly fund, is important, but to take the dinner...
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Life Is A Banquet
Currently Readers' Choice #3

Is It Bigotry or Is It Something Else

by Grace O'Malley
Submitted 1 day 12 hours ago.
Rated an Average of 4.7 by 6 Readers ?
The proposed building of the NYC Mosque and Islamic center close to Ground Zero has become a debate not only in the news but in homes and businesses across the country. The planned center would be built two blocks from the site of the 9/11 terrorist attack that killed thousands of Americans. The terrorists who perpetrated the act are known to have been radical Muslims. The NYC Mosque and...
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Writing Tip of the Day:
Apostrophes are for possessives, not plurals.
Currently Readers' Choice #4

My First Holiday in My First Brand New MG Alias Fiat Uno

by Jennifer Stewart
Submitted 1 day 11 hours ago.
Rated an Average of 4.7 by 8 Readers ?
How can I ever forget that day? The day Mr. Wolf the car salesman handed me the keys to my very own very first new car. Fiat Uno 1100, Fire! I felt the earth move under my feet, I felt the sky tumble and fall, yes I did. Heart thumping I carefully opened the driver's door. In slow motion I settled in behind the wheel, revving up my inner thrill. The world around me faded as I closed the door...
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Currently Readers' Choice #5

Immigration; What’s the Big Fuss About?

by Robert Bregman
Submitted 1 day 5 hours ago.
Rated an Average of 4.6 by 7 Readers ?
Here’s another perspective on a red hot subject. Think it through to see where you come out. Arizona, the last state to join the lower 48 in 1912, thinks it would like to leave the wild west, but it can’t seem to lose its vigilante type image. They are going to take care of the immigration problem, if it is a problem, all by themselves. One of the interesting facts about...
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The Bodacious Buddhist
Currently Readers' Choice #7

What in the World is Happening to Christianity?

by E. Raymond Rock
Submitted 15 hours 46 minutes ago. NEW!
Rated an Average of 4.5 by 9 Readers ?
"The pastoral vocation is to help people grow spiritually, resist their lowest impulses and adopt higher, more compassionate ways. But churchgoers increasingly want pastors to soothe and entertain them. It's apparent in the theater-style seating and giant projection screens in churches and in mission trips that involve more sightseeing than listening to the local people. "As a result...
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The Reflection In the Mirror
Currently Readers' Choice #8

Nationwide Recall of Eggs due to Salmonella Enteritidis Infection. Prevention and Symptoms.

by Nenita Wells
Submitted 7 hours 53 minutes ago. NEW!
Rated an Average of 4.4 by 6 Readers ?
One of the most recent Food and Drug Administration recalls and safety alerts is about the nationwide voluntary recall of shell eggs . Prevention and advice to consumers from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and how to recognize the signs and symptoms of the illness are outlined below. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, on August 13, 2010, Wright County Egg of...
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Currently Readers' Choice #9

Silence on the Land

by Richard Radtke
Submitted 2 days 4 hours ago.
Rated an Average of 4.4 by 5 Readers ?
Suddenly what had been a desolate snow covered place was transformed to a place filled with life, with colors. Where yesterday a tree had stood with skeletal limbs today its limbs were bursting with leaves opening in the warming sun. Green grass filled the land, and flowers burst forth, their scent heavy on the wind. You knew then that it was a change, one that had happened for thousands of...
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Currently Readers' Choice #10

How to be an Ineffective Unsuccessful Failure- In 10 Easy Steps

by Ella Camp
Submitted 3 days 3 hours ago.
Rated an Average of 4.4 by 13 Readers ?
Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a really ineffective, unsuccessful person? I know you want to fail at everything you try, and never become the person you could have been. "Where shall I start?" you might ask. That's easy, just think of someone you know or have heard about, who has failed at everything in one way or another, and focus on what makes them such a failure in...
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The articles above have been chosen through the Readers' Club. Articles appearing above have been submitted in the past 4 days and have been rated by at least 5 people.
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