Month: April 2023
Mobsters in America – Louis "lepke" Buchalter: the only mob boss to be executed by the government
He was mean to the bone from birth. He cheated, coerced, and killed men with relish. In the end, for his many crimes, Louis “Lepke” Buchalter became toasted in the electric chair of Sing Sing. Louis Buchalter was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on February 12, 1897. His parents were Russian Jews, and his father owned…
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The truth about cats and dogs (poop)
Three times in the last two weeks, I’ve been around a person (a girl, of course), who has referred to their baby’s poop as cute. And two times, the baby turned out to be a puppy. Now I don’t have kids of my own, but I have had puppies and have never referred to dog…
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Land Trusts: The Answer to Short Sales?
Flipping a property means liquidating a property for one price and immediately (in a matter of minutes, hours, or a day) “flip” or sell the property to another end-buyer for a higher price. This is a great situation for an investor who is short on cash, as the investor usually does not even need to…
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Korat bars
There are a number of good places in Korat where you can enjoy some cold Singha beers or grab a bite to eat with other expats. Some special events are also hosted at these watering holes and these include weekly quiz nights, darts tournaments and football nights. If you are visiting Korat and would like…
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4 Tips on How to Start an Office Cleaning Business
Are you tired of struggling to work for others and barely making ends meet? People everywhere are learning how to start an office cleaning business because they understand how much more profitable it can be to work for themselves. If you’re wondering how to get through this struggling economy; Then you have come to the…
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The Christian Philosophy of Leadership
In the scenario described in Matthew Chapter Twenty, the mother of James and John approached Jesus to ask her children to sit with her in His Kingdom. This provided the opportunity for Jesus to introduce three key attitudes into Christian leadership: suffering, parity, and service. Suffering The pressures of leadership are enormous. A leader must…
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Expect the Unexpected – Betty’s Story
“Betty” (her adopted Western name) is a fascination and an inspiration. I was introduced to Betty while she was visiting a plastics factory in Shenzhen, about forty miles west of Hong Kong, in Guangdong province. As mentioned above, Shenzhen is part of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) established by Deng Xioping. Now, twenty-five years later,…
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Things to Consider When Buying Kitchen Cabinets
Technology has given us the privilege of buying things by staying only in our homes. There is no need to prepare and go to the market and search for the products you want to buy. It doesn’t matter what you want to buy because everything is available online today. You just have to open the…
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The tricky problem of duplicate content and what Google says about it
Being a full-time online marketer means you have to keep a close eye on how Google ranks pages on the web…one very serious concern is the whole duplicate content problem. More importantly, how does duplicate content on your own site and other people’s sites affect your keyword rankings on Google and other search engines? Now…
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Tips to help your school-going kids deal with anxiety after the pandemic
For most children, going back to school after the coronavirus pandemic involves mixed emotions. Some students just can’t wait to see their teachers and friends. Others may find it difficult to change their routine once again. Regardless of how your children react during this time, you may want to help them deal with anxiety. This…
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