By: Robert in Ohio • default • 3 comments • 10 years ago
Government Efficiency
By: Robert in Ohio • default • 5 comments • 10 years ago
A cartoon provides a clear understanding of government efficiency, an oxymoron for all time!.
Zero Tolerance for Violence Against Women and Children!
By: Robert in Ohio • default • 1 comments • 10 years ago
Sounds reasonable to me and I am sure that many in the U.S. agree and that it is a position that transcends political affiliation, socio-economic positioning, race, gender, age and various other demographic divisions in the country. Ray Rice, Ray MacDonald, Greg Hardy, Chris Brown, Charlie Sheen, Sean Penn Steven Seagall, Judge Mark Fuller, the list goes on and on. The famous people of...
Dichotomy: Tenth Installment "Explanation"
By: Broliver "TheSquirrel" Stagnasty • default • 4 comments • 10 years ago
aQtwa Hachtu was pacing about the room, wishing for the tiniest bit of the eloquence he was known for. What could you have been thinking? Migdula demanded, her eyes set in a desperate, furious scowl. Why destroy this peaceful, serene existence that we have both worked so hard to achieve? That is what you will do if you continue with this. Tell the Brothers you will not do this. We dont want the...
Dichotomy: Ninth Installment "Merebon"
By: Broliver "TheSquirrel" Stagnasty • default • 2 comments • 10 years ago
The indefinite line of predawn murk was chased across the sky as the sun rose on the first day of spring in the coastal city of Merebon. Restless in anticipation of the shift change, the night watch was starting to fidget when an alarm from the high tower ripped through the misty half-light of dawn. Ships! At least twenty ships rounding the point! Sound general quarters! Gazing intently...
Dichotomy: Eighth Installment "Gavinar"
By: Broliver "TheSquirrel" Stagnasty • default • 1 comments • 10 years ago
Night was falling as the three made their way towards the hall for the Spring Dance. I cant wait to get my hands on some of Bevs fresh rolls and roast mutton, Nocs said with a gleam in his eyes, and some of her pie. I just wish the berries were ripe now. They approached the hall and were greeted by Marivon. She had changed her clothing to the dress of the Spring Mistress. Dark blue and golden...
Dichotomy: Seventh Installment "Stumped"
By: Broliver "TheSquirrel" Stagnasty • default • 2 comments • 10 years ago
The sun was still high in the sky as Temon emerged from the hall. So there you are. I have made us a lunch. We can go What is wrong, Temon? Trancy asked, You look as if you swallowed a sour pickle and it got stuck halfway down. Temon just looked at her, unsure where to start. He, I, and the rest of the F F Damn it! the rest of us got tri tri Oh, One World! They really did it to us, didnt...
Bosses and Leaders - Two Very Different Things
By: Robert in Ohio • default • 2 comments • 10 years ago
The People We most Enjoy Knowing and Working With
By: Robert in Ohio • default • 2 comments • 10 years ago
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Respect the Views and Opinions of Those With Whom You Disagree
By: Robert in Ohio • default • 17 comments • 10 years ago
Communism in Iowa
By: Susan Paul • default • 0 comments • 10 years ago
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Tuesdays with Morrie and Mondays with Herman
By: Perrie Halpern R.A. • default • 3 comments • 10 years ago
The book "Tuesdays with Morrie" told the very touching story of a man named Morrie, a retired philosophy Professor, dying of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) better known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The book was written by a past student of Morrie, who made it a point to visit his mentor every Tuesday and gain Morrie's pearls of wisdom before he died. I read the book and thought the story was...