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By JP George While it may be tempting to live in the moment and not worry about what the future holds, it could be a poor way of making career choices.

You can help your kids learn many important things by using your family history. Not only will they learn about their own history, it can be utilized with other school lessons.

He's heading home A homeless shelter holds different personality types. There are people living there due to fires and floods; others due to job loss; still others due to personality disorders.

Although home security systems today are more sophisticated than ever, the idea for a device that could allow you to watch your home remotely seemed almost unthinkable back in the early 1960s.

By Michael Milton Listening to Senator Mitch McConnell on television this morning--ironically, while I was on a gym treadmill-- really got me steamed up, with the one positive effect that I increased both my speed and my endurance as I suffered your

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Keeping Track of Expenses Any facility needs each staff member to their part to have a good outcome. Good outcomes are gotten through planning and supervision.

By Nia Renee Gilbert The "American Dream" is bullshit. Well, maybe it's not complete bullshit. But the way it is taught and known here in the U.S., it is. For many Americans, we are taught the "American Dream" at a young age.

Life's Elements It's just another work day at the shelter providing s-e-r-v-i-c-e-s, Big Cheez's mantra. A native of Chicago and another from Guinea are transferred to the shelter over the weekend.

By Robin Smith, Excellence Baby Academy As Nick Kristoff writes in his The New York Times piece entitled " America is Flint ," lead poisoning goes far beyond Flint and seems to be even worse in many parts of the United States.