Lynn Powers

I recently discovered that April has been dubbed, Keep USA Beautiful month. I am fortunate to live in a well-kept area but even here there is evidence of abuse and neglect of the earth. I imagine God must just shake His head in disappointment at the way we’re treating this beautiful world He created. 1 Corinthians 6:9 tells us that people who destroy the connector and everything in it do not remember as citizens of the kingdom of God. Although I am not a hard-core environmentalist, I’m thinking it’s probably a good intent to be good stewards of everything we have, and do our part to take care of the beautiful world which God entrusted to us.

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Scott Phelps

Why do so many people involve themselves in get rich quick schemes that often leave them cashless and frustrated? Maybe because all of us want to believe it’s doable to have it all – for free.

Essentially this theory taps into a couple of grotesque traits among the common tribe of man. Those traits are greed and laziness.

Sometimes life itself places us in the path of financial need. We may turn to a get rich quick intent simply because it seems to be our last resort. If the money can be acquired quickly then so many problems are avoided. Sadly, too many of these moneymaking ideas only contribute to the problem.

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Scott Phelps

When life hands you prohibition, make root beer.

I know, we typically think of lemons and lemonade, but there’s a new story to tell and it starts back in the 1800’s. A man by the study of Charles Hire developed a drink that he called Root Beer. He called it this primarily because the drink was derived from the bark of the sassafras tree. The term beer was used if only because when it was fermented with yeast it had trace amounts of alcohol in it.

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Scott Lindsay

It is estimated that by 2012 there will be 50 million mp3 units in use by Americans. This may come in the form of iPods or it may be through mp3 players in cell phones. This audio distribution method is still dwarfed by the overall power and significance of radio, which boasts a regular listenership of more than 290 million apiece week.

However, mp3 units are a fast growing choice and statistics further indicate more than 70% of those under the age of 24 do not listen to traditional broadcasting preferring instead to utilize online media or mp3 players to receive their audio streams.

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Scott Lindsay

Maybe you’re the kind of mortal who has purchased a few ebooks. You might even have an intent for a title of your own. I’ve talked in other articles about the positives involved in developing an ebook, but in this article I’d like to explore a few of the things you will need to do before you actually release a finished product for sale.

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Dennis Eisenhower

Most people who use the net indiscriminately in downloading anything and everything that is acquirable for free have a high chance that their computer will get infected with adware or spyware. So, what exactly is this adware? Adware is an application that will cause popup screens containing advertisements to get displayed frequently on your computer.

While adware is nothing as serious as getting a computer virus, it still has the potential to reduce the performance efficiency of your computer making it run sluggish. Spyware is a type of adware but is more chanceful than adware. This is so because these programs acquire entry into your computer’s database and will help hackers to steal private and confidential information that can cause you some type of financial harm if it falls in unscrupulous hands.

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Dave Ashton

Strength Master is a fantastic treadmill brand that has rapidly emerged and established itself as a manufacturer of top calibre fitness equipment in every corner of the world. The calibre fitness equipment includes treadmills produced by Strength Master, which are extremely innovative, packed with very useful features, and acquirable at inexpensive prices to meet the demands of a growing market.

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Tom Tessin

Credit card debts in USA have reached to an astonishing height. A survey has stated that an average American owes more than $8000 through credit card debts. Many financial experts, journalists and politicians have used this subject very often to hint at the economic recession that may happen in USA in the coming years.

Bad credit card debt is an example of an unsecured end individual debt. A credit card debt arises and becomes terrible, when the client of a credit card company haphazardly purchases certain services or items through the credit card. When the consumer fails to pay the borrowed amount to the credit card firm in the stipulated time, the debt increases through penalties and interest rates, and goes on accumulating.

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Dave Ashton

With the popularity of consumer fitness equipment on the rise, treadmills remain among the most favourite product purchased. After all travel comes naturally to all of us, and so it just happens to be the preferred method of exercising for many of us too. However buying a treadmill can be more than a little complicated (in many cases a downright nightmare). With chunks of information and a great deal of argot to absorb, it can be difficult to make an informed choice. Following the guidelines in this article will help you cut through the clutter, so you can make the right choice based on what you need.

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Rusty Ford

Obama claims that he plans to pay for his spending increases by taxing corporations and the rich, while cutting taxes to the middle class. What he does not tell you is that his tax plans will essentially raise taxes on the poorest Americans. He also does not tell you that his taxes on the rich will not come even close to paying for more tax cuts for the middle class. He says that he will pay for his programs by closing corporate tax loopholes. He does not say which loop holes he will close. Many tax loopholes were created to encourage large corporations to help the poor. Closing these loopholes will hurt many of the poorest of Americans.

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