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Jul 10th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: News
Image by Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com via Flickr Everyone has felt the effects of the recent economic recession. Some of the biggest companies in America closed, or came close. One of the industries to feel the impact of recession was the automobile industry. From bailouts to bankruptcy to completely revamped management teams and business models, the [...]
Tags: Automobile, Automotive industry, Bankruptcy, Business, Company, Executive, Fritz Henderson, General Motors, United States Posted in News |
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Jul 8th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: Health
Image by dbz885 via Flickr As more focus is placed on the health of America, with obesity leading the way, it comes to mind that there are alternatives to traditional medicine. A rise in interest has given alternative medicine a place alongside Western medicine. Alternative medicine includes a wide range of therapies from acupuncture to [...]
Tags: Alternative, Alternative medicine, Health, Health care, Herbalism, Medicine, Practitioners, Wellness Centers Posted in Health |
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Jul 2nd, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: News
Image by Tony the Misfit via Flickr Obama’s aggressive stimulus plan may be failing, or at the very least, hitting a stumbling block. 467,000 were shed from the U.S. economy, giving hints that the average American worker has not seen relief from the recession. The current rate of unemployment is an at the highest rate [...]
Tags: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Barack Obama, Economy of the United States, Labour economics, RBS Greenwich Capital, Recession, Unemployment, United States Posted in News |
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Jun 27th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: Miscellaneous
Michael Jackson via last.fm It’s official…The 80s has reached the end of an era. Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, took the era with him when he died yesterday of a heart attack. But, it wasn’t just Michael that left this world this week. Farrah Fawcett and Ed McMahon also died this week. All three [...]
Tags: Ed McMahon, family, farrahfawcett, Health, Health care, Home, King of Pop, Michael Jackson Posted in Miscellaneous |
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Jun 21st, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: News
Image via Wikipedia Americans complain daily about how hard life is. After following the stories about what is going on in Iran, I think we have much to be thankful for in this country. Iran seems to be on the cusp of another revolution at the hands at the Basij. While I realize there are [...]
Tags: Basij, CNN, Human rights, Iran, Middle East Posted in News |
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Jun 20th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: Health
Image via Wikipedia Remember when you were a child and families sat down together at the table every night at the same time for dinner? You probably weren’t allowed to inform your parents you weren’t going to eat at that time or tell them you’d just skip because it wasn’t your favorite dish. Back then, [...]
Tags: family, Health, Home, Obesity, time, United States Posted in Health |
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Jun 19th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: Miscellaneous
Time is said to be the only thing we can’t regenerate. If we waste it, it won’t come back to us. If we spend it, we don’t get to enjoy except in memories. And, if we save it, it will not be there when we go back for it. And yet, it is the one [...]
Tags: family, life, natural living, time Posted in Miscellaneous |
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Jun 17th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: Miscellaneous
A series of thoughts ensured I’d have something to write about today. I thought of posting a review of products on EZ Vacuum, relating opinions on the historical events of the day (including the famous run from the law made by O.J. Simpson fifteen years ago today) and even researching new methods of water treatment [...]
Tags: acceptance, children, diversity, family, global, peace, tolerance, world Posted in Miscellaneous |
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Jun 15th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: Miscellaneous
Our grandparents and great-grandparents had a dream. As they toiled each day at a variety of jobs, raised families, worked in the home and on the farms, they dreamed of retirement. So vivid was their dream, they made it a reality by putting into place a plan in w hich they could stop working after [...]
Tags: economy, money, retirement, saving Posted in Miscellaneous |
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Jun 13th, 2009 |
By irishmonahan |
Category: Miscellaneous
The economy took a dive in recent months and millions felt the result as jobs were lost and incomes decreased dramatically. Then, we had a presidential election and Obama took office. He immediately pushed through a recovery plan spanning more than 1,000 pages in length. Since then, we’ve seen the big 3 car dealers struggle [...]
Tags: economy, frugal living, healthy eating, money, saving money, shopping Posted in Miscellaneous |
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