In Case Of A Fire Emergency
April 11, 2008 by ergo_items
Filed under Social Issues
One of the most horrifying experiences that will probably occur in our lives is when we are put in an emergency situation. When nerves pop and unfathomable pressure flows through our veins, we suddenly freeze like ice not knowing what to do next. The most common emergency situation that we can encounter...
[Read more...]National Appreciation Of Educators
April 11, 2008 by ergo_items
Filed under Social Issues
Students and their Thai teachers prepare together for weeks before how they will dress, what they will say, how they should behave and where they need to go during the event. The procession usually directly follows the morning flag ceremony and teachers are asked to sit in chairs which are strategically...
[Read more...]What the Baby Boomers Can Teach Paris Hilton
April 11, 2008 by PGoldberg
Filed under Social Issues
Are you tired of the celebrity driven circus revolving around Paris Hilton? Does the hotel heiress deserve to be behind bars for her flagrant disregard for the law? As a popular media figure, should she be responsible to set an example for the impressionable teenagers who emulate her? The Baby Boomers...
[Read more...]Divorce Rate Skyrockets
April 11, 2008 by fayebe
Filed under Social Issues
Studies support that the divorce rate is up in America by nearly fifty percent. Our world has changed so much over the years, it is no wonder that the number of divorces have been elevated. Marriages are faced with numerous challenges today, causing an already week relationship to crumble under the difficult...
[Read more...]Find Your Way Home: Location Guides For Every Occasion
April 11, 2008 by ergo_items
Filed under Social Issues
Watching a TV show or movie where stranded castaways wander around uncharted places unsure how to get from one thing to another is lots of fun. Wandering around a city you have never been or a wilderness trail with no memory of how to get back is not. Being lost is one of the most frustrating, stressful...
[Read more...]Elephants On Koh Chang Meaning Elephant Island
April 11, 2008 by ergo_items
Filed under Social Issues
Elephants are found in abundance on the Island of Koh Chang in the South East region of Thailand. Elephants on an island? Funny I know. People often wonder how the elephants got there and why they aren’t out in the jungle somewhere roaming around and having fun. The truth is that the elephants...
[Read more...]July Fourth Two Thousand Seven
April 11, 2008 by jamesmlowe
Filed under Social Issues
Fingers on this July Fourth two thousand seven day are pressing and clicking on the plastic keys of my keyboard here on a perfect sunny summer morning in Michigan. There is a slight kiss of windy chill in the air. My spoiled and loved beagle is gently snoozing on one couch. Gentle wife is taking a nap...
[Read more...]Impact From Women In Business
April 11, 2008 by ergo_items
Filed under Social Issues
Since the growth rate of women in business has doubled in the last 20 years, there has been considerable impact experienced on a local and global scale. The economic impact of women in business has been relatively ignored in the past, but there are people who are standing up and taking notice because...
[Read more...]‘Third World Wisdom’ What Bogota Colombia Can Teach Us About Progress
April 11, 2008 by amayco
Filed under Social Issues
It sounds surprising, but Bogota, Colombia is one of the most modern metropolitan cities in Latin America, and one of the most progressive. Urban development in Bogota is proving to be environmentally friendlier, cost effective and convenient for the citys residents, and the world is taking notice. Perched...
[Read more...]Bicing Blues Not Such a Smooth Ride For The Launch of Barcelonas Bike Sharing System
April 11, 2008 by amayco
Filed under Social Issues
At the start of summer this year, the Ajuntament (Council) of Barcelona launched the first phase of a new public transport initiative that was designed to provide a cheap, convenient and environmentally friendly solution to an increasingly crowded metro and bus system in the city of Barcelona. It seemed...
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