Positively Prepared for Down Days
Because the best you can you can do for you is leave bread crumbs to lead you back home to those who love you
Humanity had to work and labor hard to be able to survive. As time went on we came out of the deserts, woods, valleys, and even mountains to forge communities. These communities provided us with breaks as we worked instead of as individuals but as teams, forging the future and providing time for entertainment. As…
It has recently come to my attention that people are recognizing rape less and less a violent crime and more of a joke because so few know that there those around them are suffering in silence from such a violent event for just this reason. Victims of a violent crime, such as rape, rarely come…
Copied for posterity’s sake, please visit the original site for “comments” NOVEMBER 12, 2009 tags: Alcohol, rape, sexual assault by Thomas A huge proportion of the women I know enough to talk with about it have survived an attempted or completed rape. None of them was raped by a stranger who attacked them from behind a bush, hid in…
Written by Charles W. BryantUnless you’ve been living under a rock in 2009, you know that social networking Web sites are the latest and greatest way to interact with other users on the Internet. Thirty-five percent of adults on the Internet now have a profile on at least one social networking site, and 51 percent…
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The depth of truth cannot be found within the vastness of perception. We perceive our world around us as we have been told it to be to by our culture and education. For example, we are given labels to use when we speak about a person; mister, miss, or missus. But yet, there are those…
I’m dying!?! Wait, is he sure its brain cancer? Is there anything else it could be? I need to see for myself. I need to get home and get online. What symptoms should I have? What symptoms am I displaying? Heck is there even enough symptoms to be sure I have it and not something…
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It is never easy watching a parent die. And even more difficult watching them suffer a slow and painful death that could take their life tomorrow or take them in another 40 years. And what can make it even worse, knowing that you will likely achieve that same level of agony at some point before…
As of a few hours ago, I migrated the site to a new hoster, http://www.rworld.net. For unknown reasons, despite the detailed attempt to migrate EVERY file and database item available, the log in is broken. When there is time, I will be looking into this. But as that classes started yesterday at the university, that…
As that a great portion of my life has been based on the study of religion and it’s influences on people I feel it’s only fitting that I address something that is a key component in society as well as religion, commitment. There are many things we can commit to, be it god, work, family,…
Written by Langel NaanadTuesday, 06 January 2009 17:45Despite the fact I grew up without religious exposure until around 7-8 years old, it doesn’t mean I don’t believe in something. But what I believe is not able to be put to terms. The more I learn, I grow to believe that “Everyone is right and everyone…
