I urge you, if you are an eligible voter in the United States of America, please do not take that privilege for granted. This election year has been hell to say the least. The campaigns have been questionable and not much debate took place during the three opportunities each candidate had. Even so, the focus of the 2016 election has… Read more →
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Wells Fargo: Modern Day Crooks
Ever wonder why big companies or big banks get away with the shady stuff and no one gets prosecuted or even put in jail? Is it that the power executives have the money and are able to buy their way out of trouble? Shady banking, big bankers and CEO’s give way to classic saying of the rich getting… Read more →
“Cuffing Season” and Why the Dating Game Sucks in 2016
Fall is the time for “cuddle buddies”, finding new relationships and lovers (hence the term “cuffing season”), however dating has become more complicated and impersonal in recent years. If you have been following my articles, you will know that I have previously written about how technology affects our intimate relationships in my piece titled “Love, Lust, and Electronics: Technology vs.… Read more →
Freedom of Expression
The media recently has been playing up Colin Kaepernick’s refusal to stand during the national anthem before a preseason football game. Many people are pissed off with him for not standing and some are showing support for his right to express his views. This is what’s great about America, the freedom to show how you feel. Some countries you… Read more →
One Teaspoon of Aloe Daily Reverses Signs of Skin Aging
One Teaspoon of Aloe Daily Reverses Signs of Skin Aging Written By Healthy Hot Bod There is plenty of research that indicates that the unnaturally accelerated aging process associated with chemical saturated modern living and/or natural environmental exposures such as excessive ultraviolet radiation (photo-aging) can be slowed. Of the potential value in aging skin, aloe is one of the most compelling… Read more →
Back at It Again: Support College Students Need Most
With most college-aged students having already returned to their academia, it is just about time to evaluate the needs of these individuals. Being away from home, studying for hours on end, and being self-reliant and responsible are several new factors college students of all ages face in the fall. Even though the first official day of autumn isn’t until September… Read more →
Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump: Get Out and Vote
Written by R. Jibus Follow on Twitter @Rominger007 The general election is only 3 months away and it sure looks like the tides are turning in the polls. That’s if you believe what the polls say these days, as they are not all entirely accurate. Regardless, what we have is a serious momentum change regarding the Clinton vs. Trump POTUS showdown.… Read more →
Love, Lust, and Electronics: Technology vs. Romance
You see more people with cell phones in their hands than you see people holding one another’s hand. You encounter countless posts consisting of photos of couples, captions filled with professed love, and comment sections engulfed in exclamations of how cute the two individuals are together. It can be hard to accept what is showcased online and through social media… Read more →
ZTV Ep 5 The Zombie Truth Inc.
ZombieTV only on Grafik Culture Network Sn1 Ep5 “The Zombie Truth Inc” NOTE : offensive visual and audio content…. Not for the faint of heart Zombie TV presents this eye opening montage of MC (mind control) by Truth Inc. a journey into the unseen tactics used to control the sub-conscientious. A global manipulation by major corporations conditioning the world through… Read more →
Greg LeMond: The first American Tour de France Champion
Written by R. Jibus Follow R. Jibus on Twitter @Rominger007 As the Tour de France begins this year it also marks 30 years ago that its first and only American winner by Greg LeMond won this great race. LeMond wins after his 3rd try on this race after making his debut in the race in 1984 and finishing 3rd on… Read more →
Seeking Help: Stigma Behind Mental Health
Written by Aliyah Hurt Mental health is taken seriously by many people, however there are a lot of individuals out there who believe that certain disorders do not exist or that the symptoms of disorders are not as serious as others make them out to be. People say that depression is just sadness, anxiety is just paranoia, and that eating… Read more →
I Am. I Decide.
Written By SansSensibility Follow on Twitter @sanssensibility I have a friend who’s an alcoholic. She is one of the most amazing people I know. I say this in part because she has openly, and publicly admitted to being an alcoholic and also because she almost single-handedly has shattered for me what it means to be a wife, mother and friend in… Read more →