The Logical Absurdity TV Channel By Ron Murdock

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Mar 182013
 

watching tv

6 a.m. – Morning News – To get your day off on the wrong foot, all the bad news that happened overnight is presented. The depressed mindset you develop counterbalances the stimulants you took in at breakfast in the form of sugar, caffeine and fried pork.

9 a.m. – The Whiners – Reality Show – The stars of this show make up various complaints on what they don’t like about the world. Plus they continually bitch about things that don’t go their way. Then they make up reasons why other people should change. But The Whiners never take a close look at their own life and do what is needed to be changed there.

10 a.m. – Medical Drama – Hypochondriacs compete with each other on who has the worst ailments. The winner gets an all expenses paid trip to anywhere on the globe where they can get infected with anything and everything.

11 a.m. – It’s Not My Time Yet – Talk Show – People relate stories on how they dream about Continue reading »

How Tablet Computers Changed the World by Stacey Thompson

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Mar 122013
 

tablet-fun.deThe tablet PC’s ascent into the mainstream market as a basic computing and internet access device of choice was a rather abrupt one, if you’re an adherent of the idea that the Apple iPad was the true catalyst for its ascendancy. I’m not writing about who started the tablet computer revolution, so let’s keep going towards my point.

Up until recently, you’d be more likely running your entire internet on a desktop or laptop/notebook computer (operating system is sorta irrelevant). They had varying degrees of portability, but they weren’t quite as portable as you would want them to be. You couldn’t really take it into the Continue reading »

What A Tricky Heart Around Me! By Mrs.Usha Jayakumar

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Mar 112013
 

It was when I found that my arrival was a burden to many of them in the working area, I became cautious. They approached me with a smile which I mistook for having considered me as a member in the family. Each and every approach made me feel that it was an outward projection and the smile was not from the heart. I mean it. That reminded me an idiomatic phrase “ a snake in the grass”. I felt at ease at every single look for I was always innocent.

It was then I learned the cruelty of hearts around me. If everybody is clever, I decided to be cleverer. They appointed someone to take over the credits of my hard work. I decided to stay aloof. They were totally upset . I proved intelligent.

Professional jealousy is a crime if one is really devoted to God. The third eye watches everything. With this in mind I kept going tolerating everything that happened around me. “God is Great” – he has opened another door of  Continue reading »

Public Relations Help Save the Arts

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Mar 112013
 

Museum Brandhorst

Why do the arts matter? Many people who grew up with a love of music, dance, painting, or theater are actively invested in preserving these things in American culture. Exposure, advocacy, and fundraising are essential to non-profit artistic organizations, and most of them employ public relations and communications specialists who can help them reach out to the media to find these things. Arts communication managers work for symphonies, ballets, museums, theaters, and other  Continue reading »

Important Role of Technology in Education

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Mar 112013
 

classroomToday, technology has step-in every area of our lives. It is into every possible field making our lives easier and much better. It is into various fields including our education systems. Both students and teachers benefit from technology. It helps them understand and assimilate things in a better way. Let’s take a look about the benefits of technology in the education sector.

Students have found it easier to understand things better in the classroom as they taught with the visuals, which mean they can exactly watch a video of a particular topic which is more effective than the monotonous audio they get to hear from their instructors.

Teachers can use software to complement the class curriculum, as they Continue reading »

The Ancient History of Essential Oils

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Mar 112013
 

bottlesEssential oils have been used since the earliest civilizations to improve health and quality of life. Learn about their early history.

The Ancient History of Essential Oils

The healing and aromatic properties of essential oils are not something that has been newly discovered. The use of essential oils has been seen pretty much as far back as we have a written record. Though they sometimes go out of style, people always end up turning back to essential oils to help improve their quality of life.

The ancient civilizations of Egypt, China, and India were the first known peoples to use essential oils for medicinal purposes. They also used them for aromatic purposes, religious ceremonies, and in cosmetics. The Egyptians in particular were very forward thinking in their uses Continue reading »

What’s the Soundtrack of Your Life?

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Mar 072013
 

Oceanic Radio

There’s a really good reason why they call it popular music. From the 40′s through today, unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know a lot of popular songs. From Dean, Frank and the Andrews Sisters to Mick and Paul to Madonna and Lady Gaga. Everyone of every age loves somebody. Or, to quote an oldie but a goodie from Dean Martin, “everybody loves somebody sometime.”

Glued to the Radio

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Random Thoughts #2 By Ron Murdock

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Mar 052013
 

Random Thoughts

Did Jesus intend to create a church, or did the church create Jesus?

Geology is the study of time and pressure. History is the study of people and trends.

Occasionally when I’m walking around, I see one sock or one shoe laying around. It has me wonder where the other sock or shoe is. How does one not notice a sock or shoe falling off them when walking outside?

If one can’t provide self care for themselves, how can they expect others to do it for them? Spiritual life isn’t easy. It’s not something “out there”. It requires commitment and is a part of life that needs to be lived moment by moment. We need to face any illusions about what spirituality is or isn’t. We have to see what is Continue reading »

How To Keep Your Company Safe From Online Security Threats

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Feb 272013
 

Spyware, viruses, security threats, customer data theft, worms, and hacker attacks may be destructive to businesses. Below are tips on how to keep your company safe from online security threats:

1. Install firewall plus antivirus and anti-spyware software

Online security must be an essential component of your business continuity plan. Many businesses are increasingly relying on online for communicating with clients and partners as well as advertising their goods and services. To ensure your business keep on performing these functions you must protect your computer from destructive viruses, spyware and hackers attacks. Viruses and spyware might get into your computer via emails, downloads and opening malicious links. Viruses may help Continue reading »

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