Revolutionary Blogs
A thought just came to mind. Would the leaders and others that lived during the era of the American Revolution blog? Upon further thought it occurred to me that they did. Only they called it writing letters.
Happy Independence Day
Two Hundred and Thirty Five years ago on July 4, 1776, and two days after voting for independence, brave men sweltered in the heat of Philadelphia to hammered out and approve the document that declared to the world the reason that they felt that the United States should be a free and independent nation. It’s [...]
The Big Man Dies
Clarence Clemons, saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, dies from complications from a recent stroke. Full story is at: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2011/06/18/report-e-street-band-saxophonist-clarence-clemons-dies/ He was a man who was clearly made to play on the stage and for most of the past 40 years has been with Bruce and his stage (as well as recording [...]
Bullying Behavior and Sleep
Here’s an interesting thought? Does lack of sleep increase Bully Behavior. Apparently according to a research projects as reported at UPI it does. But doesn’t it make sense. How do you feel when you don’t get enough sleep. I know that when I need sleep I get to the point that I snap at people [...]
Government ‘Official’ time for Union Activity
Should the federal government pay employees for the time they spend on union activities? It’s a question that I’m sure has many varying opinions. While you may get a Yes or No from people, the answer on what union activities that are covered may have as many opinions as the number who said Yes. A [...]
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