Complaints are Futile – Voting is Not We complain habitually about income, jobs, prices, education, taxes, and a dozen or so more situations that we feel helpless over. The barrage of complaints is futile. Nothing will change because of complaints. Those with the most and often the loudest complaints are those that also do not […]
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AGENT ORANGE “How people die remains in the memory of those who live on” – Dame Cicely Saunders The events in this treatise did not begin immediately after the end of my military obligation. In fact, the inexorable consequences had already begun to fester inside me and thousands of unsuspecting American soldiers the minute
Readers’ Favorites Review #2: Review by K.C. Finn Reviewed By: K.C. Finn Review Rating: 5 Stars – Reviewed By K.C. Finn for Readers’ Favorite In the Beginning: The Early Days of Religious Beliefs is a fascinating work of fiction in the historical sub-genre and was penned by author Jaime Reyes. As the title suggests, we
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Title: In the Beginning: The Early Days of Religious Beliefs Author: Jaime Reyes Publisher: Westwood Books Publishing, LLC ISBN: 978-1-64361-830-2 Pages: 119 Genre: Fiction Reviewed By: Dan MacIntosh Hollywood Book Reviews Jaime Reyes has created a story imagining the lives of Neanderthals, dating back to
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It’s the greatest story ever told, the origin of our belief in gods—not in just Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, or any other specific religion but in religion itself. When did we start believing in deities? Where did the idea come from? Who brought us into contact with these so-called “gods”? Jaime Reyes, author of In the
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Jaime Reyes Westwood Books Publishing, 154 pages, (paperback) $7.99, 978-1-64361-828-9 (Reviewed: September 2019) Jaime Reyes introduces his book with this quote from Voltaire: “If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him.” And that’s the theme Reyes tackles with In the Beginning: The Early Days of Religious Beliefs, a fictional journey 65,000
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Experiential Essays An experiential essay is a unique form of writing that describes your personal experiences, thoughts, and emotions. Unlike other types of essays, it doesn’t rely on academic citations or external references. Instead, it draws directly from your own life and reflections. Simply put, it is writing about what you know best, which basically covers anything
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The second method of earning college credits is called PLA or Prior Learning Assessment. Some colleges allow you to receive college credit for job training, professional experience, or military training. All that is needed is a certificate, or any documentation that you received training in almost any field. The various areas pf training are quite
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If you are just starting college or plan to in the near future I have some information that may prove valuable, both in saving time and money. I got my BS degree in two years instead of the usual four. It is not magical nor is it exceedingly easy. but it is doable.There are three
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I was born in Puerto Rico and emigrated to Philadelphia when I was 8 years old. The transition was difficult at first. Different weather, living conditions, different language and worst of all, the widespread racism. I survived and, in time, overcame the obstacles. Learning a new language for a child is fairly easy, especially after