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Articles Written by: BRYAN BELRAD
Traditionally, the color of a rose carries a certain meaning. Each is important to a full and healthy relationship.
I wrote this poem for my wife, for our 6th anniversary. She persuaded me that it should be published, so that other husbands could ...
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Originally written in 2001, versions of "The Professor and The Prophet" have become an Internet phenomenon. This tale of an aging professor and an intelligent young man of faith has, like a game of 'telephone', been gradually altered here ...
It was the perfect crime. The scene was immaculate. Not a single smudged fingerprint marred any of the gleaming brass doorknobs that adorned the great room's three stained oak doors. Nor was one present on the crystalline surface of the large ...
Seven days. One week. One hundred and sixty eight hours. Ten thousand and eighty minutes. However you prefer to measure it, our subscription to the Evil Emperor's Club is almost up.
th, we will finally experience the long-awaited regime change that ...
e-File is the fastest way to file your return, and the IRS computer can process it automatically, with no human interaction necessary.
There are many ways to prepare your tax return this year. Millions will opt for H&R Block ™ or Jackson Hewitt ™ for ...
Few people actually fear death. There are certainly some who do, those afraid of what it feels like to die. For most, however, the real fear deals with what comes after death.
People are frequently afraid of the unknown, and death is the gateway to ...
Would you give up $1 million for honesty's sake?
This week, Chris Connelly, a Long Island convenience store clerk, sold a scratch off ticket to Mary Fallon, a 92 year-old regular. The elderly lady dutifully scratched away at the ticket's surface, and ...
Alan Jones was born in early June of 1981. He was three months premature, and his lungs were only partially functional. But he survived.
His first days were spent in a hospital incubator, and his first years, on steroid and hormones to help his body ...
There are multitudes of social conflicts in America today. In fact, the list would be shorter if we were to enumerate the potential conflicts that aren't presently active. The more well-known ones include Rich vs. Poor, Black vs. White, and ...
We adults (most of us, anyway) know that Christmas time is supposed to be about family, generosity, and caring for our fellow man. We do our best to teach those values to our children, but - let's be honest - for the kids, it's mostly about the ...
