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Does Health Reform make sense?
January 29, 2011 by Richard E. Kelly
Filed under Featured Article, Notes on the News
The 2010 Health Care Reform Law
Does it Make Sense for America?
Before passage of the Health Care Reform Law,
most Americans would have agreed that our health care system was flawed, citing… Read the rest
A letter to the President
March 8, 2010 by John Hoyle
Filed under Featured Article, Notes on the News
Dear President Obama,
I voted for you in November, 2008. I don’t apologize for being a big fan of your style, intelligence, and your dedication to being a good President. A lot of people, including some in my own… Read the rest
Beware: Bank Credit Cards – 2
October 11, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Blog, Business, Notes on the News
In a reply to my earlier post, reader Hal Osterbann writes:
“Your article appears to focus on how to avoid keeping your part of the agreement…If in fact you had the funds available – it would seem to… Read the rest
Beware: Bank Credit Cards
October 9, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Business, Notes on the News
If you have credit cards or other consumer loans at the same bank that you also have your checking and savings accounts,
then I suggest that you take note that many banks and credit unions are now freezing… Read the rest
Who are the Uyghurs?
August 6, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Asia - Pacific, Culture & Religion, Notes on the News
Editor’s Note: Events of recent weeks in far western China’s Xinjiang Autonomous Region, prompted this submission from someone who has been there, and who must – for now – remain anonymous.
Urumqi, Xinjiang is a fascinating… Read the rest
Obama Takes on "Spam"
May 30, 2009 by John Hoyle
Filed under Internet, Notes on the News
It’s no big secret that both public and private U.S. computer networks have been under constant attack by hackers and email spammers.
All branches of government have been hit with huge amounts of spam, spyware, phishing attacks and… Read the rest
Gun Violence
May 9, 2009 by Claire Rogers
Filed under Notes on the News
It seems that the NPPC (No Political Profiling Coalition) is upset at a report from the Department of Homeland Security citing that extremist groups may attempt to recruit ranks from disillusioned military veterans. Stephen Gordon of the Liberty Papers… Read the rest
Exposing Cults at a Book Fair
March 29, 2009 by Richard E. Kelly
Filed under Featured Article, Notes on the News
F
or as long as I can remember, books and and the written word have been an important part of my life. In fact, I wouldn’t be who I am without them. So for me, it was a very special… Read the rest





















