Category Archives: Editorial

Thanks for the post, Vernon Lowe I had a training today at the board office so I got to sit in a chair all day and listen to someone talk rather than standing in front of my class all day … Continue reading →

Brought To By Wine.com, Purveyors of Fine Wine and Champagne The holidays are supposed to be, “The most wonderful time of the year.” This could be true if you actually got gifts that you were happy to receive.

I was browsing the web today and I found a cool website called BuzzLOL so I thought I’d write about it. They post funny images online that definitely made me chuckle. To browse their site, you can use the search-bar … Continue reading →

If you make it in the music business, you’re going to have a whole lot of money that you’ll want to invest. You could go direct to a local broker, or you can go online.

Cincinnati is a mecca for the performing arts. Many singers have come up through the ranks and had their start in Cin City. Some led good, wholesome lives and their music reflects it. Others didn’t quite color between the lines, … Continue reading →

If you live in or around the Cincinnati area, then this post is for you. Finding quality legal services in Cincinnati (or Chicago, San Francisco or any other city) can be difficult. So many attorneys try to convince you that … Continue reading →

Social media is a powerful tool today. Just over the last few years, the number of people who have discovered first MySpace and then Facebook has multiplied exponentially.

In Austin Texas the people on the streets walk to the beat of country music. A genre of music that still holds young and old firmly in its thrall can trace its roots back to these parts. Musical talent abounds … Continue reading →

Individual investors having to be present at the stock or commodities exchange for each trade is a thing of the past. In today’s fast-paced world of trading, online trading opens up a world of information and financial possibilities to an … Continue reading →

Authored by Rickey Combs My mother needed me – like, really needed me, and it was because she was having a lot of financial hardships down in Mississippi. I love her to death and I would have never forgiven herself … Continue reading →