Now that the real estate market has become a more complicated venture, people are looking around and realizing they need to shod their feet, so to speak. You need to go into the market well educated so that you can make the most of the investment opportunities that are surely still out there and ripe […]
Posted on January 24th, 2008 by onecleardot
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I’m browsing the news headlines, of course taking more time to read the stories about Heath Ledger and to mourn his passing some more today. I was a huge fan and his death still seems surreal. Anyway, in the headlines appear headlines one about the other:
• Police: Coroner stole gift cards from dead
• Nursing home worker takes […]
Posted on January 24th, 2008 by onecleardot
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Unless your web site is simply a family photo album or a small, personal project, you are more than likely concerned with the amount and quality of the traffic your site receives. If you understand your traffic, you can make adjustments to your site’s content that will allow your site to better meet the needs […]
Posted on January 24th, 2008 by onecleardot
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The US government has been hard at work hatching a plan to stimulate the economy. Headlines this morning are screaming that they plan has been reached to offer rebates of $600 per person and $1200 per couple.
The last time rebate checks were mailed, I was newly married and my rebate was automatically withheld to help […]
Posted on January 24th, 2008 by onecleardot
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I earned by first two bachelors degrees in the early 90s, before the internet had fully come onto the scene. By the time I was ready to add a teaching certificate to my educational arsenal, times had changed and I completed a good number of my courses online.
Personally, I enjoyed the mix of classroom setting […]
Posted on January 22nd, 2008 by onecleardot
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Today, Fred Thompson pulled out of the race for the Presidency. The Republican entered the race later than most candidates and immediately generated a large amount of support. Unfortunately, the support did not maintain the level of intensity needed to go all the way to the nomination.
Many analysts agree that Thompson’s third place finish in […]
Posted on January 22nd, 2008 by onecleardot
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The internet has revolutionalized so many things.
I rarely send paper letters anymore, in favor of sending e-mails. The downside of that is that you lose the personal touch of a hand written letter. On the other hand, I have time to communicate with more people, more often now.
I’ve never really loved shopping in stores. The […]
Posted on January 22nd, 2008 by onecleardot
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I could care less what anyone thinks of Heath Ledger. I know very well that there is a possibility that he overdosed on drugs either accidentally or on purpose, that he very well may have committed suicide. You may feel empathy, you may feel apathy. You may feel disgust or even profound sadness.
But for the […]
Posted on January 22nd, 2008 by onecleardot
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Sometimes it is easy to sit here in Florida and think that our home insurance woes are unique to the local area. We are consumed by the special sessions our state legislature is having, the laws they try to pass, and the big insurance companies who are constantly finding loopholes in the laws so they […]
Posted on January 22nd, 2008 by onecleardot
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We all know that campaigning for his wife must require long hours, but it astounds me that Bill Clinton could not keep his eyes open long enough to show respect during an event to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. yesterday. Even my four-year-old knows how to keep herself awake in public, and she is not […]
Posted on January 22nd, 2008 by onecleardot
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