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Jeb stood looking out the large tinted window in his office. Traffic was inching its way from the city across to northern Virginia. Soon, he figured, they would be home, getting ready for th… Read More

Cool Peep of the Week: Juicin’ Jil Larsen of Magic Mix Juicery Who is the cool peep? Jil Larsen Oy vey, lol…Born in Munich, my father being German and my mom, Danish, I have alw… Read More

I could give an extremely short dissertation on a day in the life of two gray felines, Gibbs and Ziva. Named after characters in a favorite TV show (NCIS), one may say their life consists of… Read More

For those of us that have studied black politics, the presidency and racism, we understand how a white backlash produced Donald Trump. White backlashes occur in this country any time there i… Read More

Guest post by Jake Lester.  Have you ever noticed that generally you don’t read all the content that you come across on the Internet? You choose only the topics and ideas to… Read More

It's fair to say that for many young people in their late teens, the month of August can be an emotional rollercoaster. All the hard work of the last few years spent in education culminates… Read More

From World War I To Pan-Africanism: Rayford Logan’s EvolutionRayford Whittingham Logan’s evolution into one of the most formidable and yet lesser known of the 20th Century Pan-Af… Read More

Guest post by Harry Good, Game Design Student at Abertay University About me I am a Game Developer who has worked and studied in game development for about 6 years, both in College and Unive… Read More

Plagiarism checker is an ultimate source to inspect your content for red flags that suggest copied text. This easy to use tool is good for those who are serious about their research work and… Read More

With the new year just around the corner, every avid traveller starts making plans for their next destinations in 2019. It's a perfect time to plan your travel budget carefully to get the mo… Read More

Stilettos by a Gravestone – Fiction by Yermiyahu Ahron Taub – “Aargh, these weeds.  And I was just here,” Shifrah Fogel Bernstein thought, as she got to her kne… Read More

APRIL 2019 2nd - Emily Duff Band  11th St Bar  NYC Emily Duff's recent album release, Maybe in the Morning, is a brilliant piece of work that deserves your atten… Read More

It’s no secret that most of the stuff I post here stems from my work digitizing, reading, and then blogging about the letters my grandpa wrote to his parents and his future wife, Rose… Read More

Between travel and midterms grading I will not be able to post a book review this week. Instead, I have posted the talk that I gave a few weeks ago at the Western History Association Confere… Read More

In Camera Transitions: A Masterclass The first video below on the subject of in camera transitions was put together as a master class on the subject. As well as being a complete dissertation… Read More

There are many ways to develop a brand, build awareness and knowledge. Some of them are more successful than others, but only an integrated approach allows us to achieve the best results. Be… Read More

There’s no denying that remote working has its perks, especially in 2020, and the COVID-19 crisis we all face. However, remote work has been known to make people feel isolate… Read More

If you are considering potentially upgrading your career in any sector be it music or consulting, a degree in Business administration is the right step for you. It equips you with the right… Read More

Below you may find all the Jeopardy March 25 2022 Answers. If you missed the show already and want to see the solutions for today’s questions then you have come to the right place. In… Read More

What’s the Zone of Silence? When it comes to conspiracy theories, there’s a big difference between some harmless urban legends and a dangerous or potentially threatening belief… Read More