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What are you loading now?? Can you still charge the same VIP hourly rate you used in 2007? Do you work in a club that has LOWERED the prices of dance halls and champagne? If so, you could be underselling and missing out on your hard-earned profit! The problem is that once you set the […]

The history of I-Liq Chuan as a martial art is cryptic. Chin Lik Keong is the founder of the Kung Fu system. He studied martial arts and Kung Fu under various masters, including Sifu Lee Sum training Lee Style, Sifu Len training Phoenix Eye Kung Fu (Meridian Points Strike), and his last Kung Fu Sifu […]

‘Art Deco’ was a dominant international design movement, spanning fourteen years, from 1925 to 1939. It played a crucial role in the development and progression of modern art. The Deco Movement incorporated a mixture of the different styles of modern decorative art, much of it from the 1920s and 1930s. These styles were those derived […]

Have you heard of Crank Dat Roy yet? If you haven’t, then you must be living under a rock. This new dance is not like one of those usual ‘kooky’ songs that have gotten extremely popular recently. This is a dance that started in Orangeburg, South Carolina. A young man named JQ is responsible for […]

When my husband told me he won a package trip for two to Aruba, I didn’t shoot him down with my enthusiasm. To me it was a Caribbean cliché with no real exploration or adventure. Of course I now understand that he suffered from cold weather dementia brought on by gray skies and freezing temperatures. […]

The film began with the search for the valuable and precious Heart of the Ocean necklace. Brock Lovett and his team believed that the necklace sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean along with the Titanic. They failed numerous times until they found a vault that they believe contains the necklace. As it was […]

I was the principal of the high school in Montourville, Pennsylvania when TWA Flight 800 blew up off Long Island in July 1996. The recent tragedy in Connecticut, like the other school tragedies we witness, always brings up thoughts not only about the disaster itself, but about the tragedy that follows such a disaster. In […]

Mike Johnson’s book, “Blonde to the Bone”, was just released this week (02/27/06). We are proud to be able to interview Mike in all the emotion of it. Welcome to Reader Views, Mike. Irene: “Blonde to the Bone” just dropped this week. This is exciting news. Tell our readers the gist of the story. Mike: […]

Fluid retention occurs when the body does not excrete water from the body properly. Water or fluid can leak out of blood vessels and collect in body tissues. It can accumulate in the abdomen, thighs, face, feet, hands, knees, and ankles. The most serious form of fluid retention is known as edema. Rapid weight changes […]

Among his many theories, Carl Jung includes “archetypes.” An archetype can be defined as “a universally understood symbol or term or pattern of behavior.” If you read Robert McKee’s book History, you will find that the key to writing a great novel lies in “building archetypal elements into the story.” So what exactly are these […]