Allan Ramsay
Back in the day: A briefcase filled with Cosmic Top Secret crypto material strapped to his wrist, and with a loaded .45 pistol on his hip, Ramsay traveled across Europe as an Intelligence Specialist responsible for managing and safeguarding NATO nuclear secrets.
Later: Throughout the 1970's he wrote scores of technical, marketing and advertising print pieces for Picker Corporation (now Philips Medical) and others.
Much later: He began writing for the web in 1995 with The Mind Spa, and continues 15 years later with the Safe Teen Driving Club.
Ramsay spent much of his career in sales, business development and marketing in the computer industry. Concurrently he founded Synergy Business Systems and The Mind Spa. Today he is co-founder and CEO of the Safe Teen Driving Club, and has served on the Board of Directors for the Joshua Brown Foundation.
He's earned degrees in English and Psychology from Ohio University and another in Professional Management from John Carroll University. Today Ramsay travels, writes, consults and enjoys life in an Atlanta suburb with his wife Becky.
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Later: Throughout the 1970's he wrote scores of technical, marketing and advertising print pieces for Picker Corporation (now Philips Medical) and others.
Much later: He began writing for the web in 1995 with The Mind Spa, and continues 15 years later with the Safe Teen Driving Club.
Ramsay spent much of his career in sales, business development and marketing in the computer industry. Concurrently he founded Synergy Business Systems and The Mind Spa. Today he is co-founder and CEO of the Safe Teen Driving Club, and has served on the Board of Directors for the Joshua Brown Foundation.
He's earned degrees in English and Psychology from Ohio University and another in Professional Management from John Carroll University. Today Ramsay travels, writes, consults and enjoys life in an Atlanta suburb with his wife Becky.
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Occupy Wall Street & 99 Percent Protesters Expect "Participation Rewards"It seems that many of the younger Occupy Wall Street crowd are protesting because they are part of the "Participation Rewards" generation. They believe life should reward them because they participate in it. This strange outlook stems from our public...
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Occupy Wall Street--Crazies or Prophets?The diverse, divergent and often contradictory points of view expressed by the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd deliver a mixed message that's hard to understand. They all seem to have complaints with "corporate America" aka Wall Street. However, some have said -
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GOP Debate Opens Door to Simpler LifeLife in the U.S. has become too complex. We have a Federal tax code that is over 72,000 pages long. It’s so long that no one person can ever understand it all.
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Dot Net Nuke Gives You the Tools You Need to Build a Robust Website, for FreeDot Net Nuke, also known as DNN, is a web-based software development and content management system. As a development system, it gives you the tools you need to quickly create web sites ranging from simple to extremely sophisticated.
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Obama's Petition Site -- Real Deal or Re-Election Ploy?The White House announced a new petition site this week that allows Americans to petition their government as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. Yet like so many seemingly "good news" events, questions about the White House's motivation are being raised -
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How My Doctor and A Course in Miracles Helped Me Beat StressI was surprised when my doctor told me that there are only two causes for stress. Discovering how to overcome them took me to unexpected and rewarding new places.
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NASA Says Computer Models Wrong About Climate ChangeComputer models used to predict humanity's impact on global warming are at the root of the climate change controversy. New evidence from NASA shows the computer models do not agree with actual data collected over the past decade.
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Starting College This Fall? Avoiding the "College Dropout" SyndromeStudents will be heading off to college in just a few weeks, many as freshman, excited about a new phase in their lives and educational careers. Follow these guidelines to avoid becoming one of the 50 percent who don't graduate. -
Online Privacy Battle - Feds to Monitor Your Every ClickPending legislation and industry agreements affecting your online privacy would drag Internet service providers, protesting every inch of the way, even further into the role of Internet police. -
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What Can You Expect from the 'American Idol' Season 10 Tour?Tuesday night some 13,000 'American Idol' fans converged at the Gwinnett Center Arena north of Atlanta to take in the Season 10 'American Idol' tour. Here's a recap of the best tour show to date.
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Sen. Coburn's 'Back in Black' Plan Voice of Reason in Debt DebateSen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., speaks common sense about Social Security and federal spending with a plan that keeps retirement funds solvent for the next 75 years.Also published on:
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Facebook News Ignores Google Chrome UsersFacebook now provides video and voice chat via Skype, which means Facebookers everywhere have a better, more enjoyable way to stay in touch. Except, that is, for people with a computer running the Google Chrome operating system.
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Distracted Driving - a Leading Cause of Teen Driving CrashesDriver distraction -- not paying attention -- often means a crash . Parents, here's some help for keeping your son or daughter safer behind the wheel.
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Cuenca, Ecuador - The No. 1 Place in the World to Retire?Is Cuenca, Ecuador the No. 1 place in the world to retire? Here's the conclusion of retirees from Atlanta who spent a month in Cuenca checking it out.