Search Contents hide Grey’s Anatomy Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article is about the television series. For the textbook, see Gray’s Anatomy. “Grey’s” redirects here. For other uses, see Grey (disambiguation). Grey’s Anatomy Genre Medical dramaRomantic … Continue reading →
JOEL SNELL IS BLACK Joel Charles Snell is part African-American. He is an octoroon. On the plantation, he would have worked in the big house. He also has the genes of slave owners and slave drivers. They were males who … Continue reading →
THE DREARY DECADE BUSINESS WEEK (2009) 6/13 &20 23 By looking at STANDARD & POOR’S STOCK INDEX, the 2 worst decades since the beginning of the 20th century into the nearly completed decade of the 21st century are 1930 and … Continue reading →
THE DISPOSABLE WORKER 26% OF THE WORKING POPULATION IS TEMPORARY. THIS SHOULD INCREASE AND LAST FOR YEARS. Cover Story January 7, 2010, 5:00PM EST text size: TT The Disposable Worker Pay is falling, benefits are vanishing, and no one’s … Continue reading →
THE FACELIFT NATION Shute, Nancy (2004) “Makeover Nation” U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT, May 31, p.53-63. Americans are choosing cosmetic surgery in record numbers. The most requested option is nose surgery. Cosmetic operations are surprisingly old. They date back to … Continue reading →
Snell, Joel C (9/27/2015) An emerging family in the 21’st Century Social Vibes.Net (POSITION PAPER) ABSTRACT Over and above the traditional pair bond, the author sees the emergence of the poor black family transmitting across demographics. However, these emerging families … Continue reading →
Search Contents hide Seven deadly sins Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For other uses, see Seven deadly sins (disambiguation) and Deadly Sins (disambiguation). Not to be confused with Mortal sin. Part of a series on Catholic philosophy Aquinas, Scotus and Ockham Ethics Metaphysics Schools … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →DIANE DOLLY, I met Diane in the spring of 1965. We remained friends all through that year. Diane was a senior at Omaha Tech High school. She worked at Richard Young hospital and there is where I met her. My … Continue reading →
BRANDEIS/ DOWNTOWN OMAHA/ 50’S As a child, I took the trolley with an adult to the downtown. By the mid 60’s Petula Clark was signing about if your blue, go downtown. Then that song became quickly dated. In the 50’s, … Continue reading →