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History of Flatiron Buildings
Flatiron buildings are structures built between 1880 and 1926, generally in Beaux-Arts or Renaissance Revival architectural designs popular of the era. The buildings are identified as flatirons because they are shaped like a flat clothes iron and built on trapezoid-shaped lots common in the 19th and
The Divided Language
Takes a look at the differences between American English and British English. Reading this article may save you some embarassing episodes.
Who's Stronger in National Security: Republicans or Democrats?
The answer is in the question itself.
Romney: A Vulture?
Romney's done it. He's the first non-incumbent Republican presidential candidate to win both Iowa and New Hampshire. Beyond making him the odds-on favorite for the Republican nomination, this feat has made him enemy number one for a few of the big-name, big-ego Republican hopefuls who&apos
America's Strategic Mistake
America has made a strategic mistake. We have decided to commit our resources to the worst of all possible uses: entitlements for the masses and easy money for the elite. Yet somehow we expect that even after this gross misallocation of income, intellect, and energy drawn from the productive core, w
Definition of Economic Principles
At some point in their studies, most college students will be required to take at least one course in basic economics. The course usually includes an introduction to basic economic principles, which refer to a set of concepts about how economies work and how economic actors--consumers, firms and gov
Examining War
Throughout the history of mankind, there have been wars. Times of peace, although the preference of most people, seem to exist all too briefly. Prior to the Industrial Age, war was much less sophisticated, in terms of weaponry. War was fought on specified battle grounds, with much conducted in hand-
The Written Constitution of the Parliament of Australia
Australia is unique in its very own existence. Although, its political structure is a combination of Great Britain's and America's, there are just aspects which can be attributed to Australia.
What Are the Roles of an MPP?
An MPP, or Member of Provincial Parliament, is an elected official in Ontario, Canada. The Legislative Assembly of Ontario categorizes the roles of an MPP as being a legislator, an elected official and a political party member.
The Black Plague In California - Private Judges And The New Court System
Fleas from underground black rats almost brought down the human race in the dark ages. A similar infection is spreading through the courts of California, where private judges are at work undermining the state's court system. The plague is spreading rapidly.Initially touted as a solution to an o
How Can We Convict Saddam Considering What is Happening Now?
Currently we have a lot of fighting around the Northern Border of Iraq, Iran and Turkey. Iran and Turkey working together have sent groups or insurgents into Iraqi Kurdish areas to kill leaders of the Kurdish group there. Why? Well there are some 12 million Kurds in Turkey and Turkey says
Joseph Biden: Vice Presidential Astrology
Find out what the stars say about Joseph Biden, a Scorpio, and his chance of winning the White House with Barack Obama.
Governors Unite To Fight For States Rights -Updated
Governors Unite To Fight For States Rights -(UPDATED)August 6th, 2006 2:50PM California TimePart 1 - The National GuardOutraged at the Federal Congress's apparent will to draft and pass legislation intended to legally place control of National Guard Troops in the hands of President Bush, over 2
How to Register to Vote in Louisiana
Registering to vote is one of the most basic civic duties that we have, and it's also fairly easy to do. Almost any Louisiana resident can become a voter. By following the steps below carefully, you can ensure that you are registered for the next election you are eligible for, whether it be voting
Remember the Real Gorbachev?
Mikhail Gorbachev's recent rants about wanting to see a democratic Russia represent a significant change in political philosophy. Gorbachev has been a lifelong believer in Communism and never intended to cause the break up of the Soviet Union. His reform efforts were designed to increase the po
The Sarah Palin Selection: McCain Folly Or Stroke of Genius?
The presumptive Republican nominee for President, John McCain, made his choice for Vice President on the ticket by naming Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska. Palin, a beautiful woman, who facially resembles movie actress Rachel Welch in the movie 10,000 B.C., shimmered with youthful vigor and vitality
Definition of Internal Improvements
Internal improvements are projects undertaken by the federal government designed to enhance the quality and value of public infrastructure, such as roads, harbors and bridges. The United States has completed many such projects since its founding, yet internal improvements remain a controversial top
Putting a Government in the Sole Hands of the People
If a society has become innately socialistic in their leanings is it safe to rest the future of that nation in the hands of the people? Some would say yes, that is what Democracy is. Actually that is what a pure Democracy is.
The Great Indian Political Inertia
The propensity of sticking to power at any cost is preventing the influx of young blood and new ideas in the Indian democracy. Is there a way out?
Tips For Getting the Most From Your Campaign Yard Signs
Campaign yard signs are typically the first form of advertisement voters see. Having a successful sign placement strategy is vital to make sure the money spent has a substantial impact on the voters. Name recognition is a high priority for candidates and political lawn signs are very effective if us