Robert Vinciguerra
Founder of "The Rev. Rob Times," (www.revrob.com) Rev. Robert A. Vinciguerra has been a longtime student of journalism. Currently, he holds a government job where is a technical writer, instructional designer, and an IT trainer. From Phoenix, Arizona.
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Wepolls.Com – a Social Poling Network with Something for EveryoneWhat is Wepolls.com? It's a social network centeralized around one simple concept: polling. I guess that explains the name "we + polls." -
The Debate Over Dog Fighting Video Games for AndroidWith the backlash coming out against dog fighting apps, should they even be allowed to be sold? -
Product Review: CraigRep.Com - a Free Reputation System for CraigslistEver feel like you're taking a gamble when buying something on craigslist? Ever wish you could accumulate reputation for selling items on craigslist? craigrep can change all of that and more. -
Sarah Palin Admits Muslims Have Right to Build Mosque Two Blocks from Ground Zero, yet Hate-Filled Rhetoric ContinuesWhy conservatives manufactured the "Ground Zero Mosque" controversy, how Republicans and the KKK are using the same play book, learn where to find Ground Zero Stip Clubs, and how to stop the right from destroying America.
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Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I PreviewHands on with Sega's highly anticipated Sonic the Hedgehog 4. How it plays, how it feels, how it fits in the franchise, and does it really deserve to have "4" in the title?
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Conservatives Discover US ConstitutionThought by some conservatives to have been lost forever, and regarded by others as a myth, Republicans and Tea Party activists have recently rediscovered the United States Constitution. -
How to Embed a Link Online; Such as on a Forum or WebsiteLong web addresses are clunky looking and hard to read. Embed the link to make it easier for someone to click on.
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Discovering the World Through a Sega Saturn NetLinkAn essay on what it was like to be a NetLinker in 1996, the history of the Sega Saturn NetLink, the community, and the lasting impact it had on modern gaming. -
How to Add the "Address Box" to Microsoft Office 2007 and 2010 DocumentsThose used to Microsoft Office 2003 and earlier recall the "Web" toolbar which displayed the filepath of a document. Since Office 2007 and 2010 do not have toolbars, locating the feature is trickier. -
Getting Started with Microsoft Office OneNote 2010What can OneNote 2010 do for you, and what can you do with it? Learn how to use OneNote to replace inefficient paper notebooks. -
Getting Started with Microsoft Office OneNote 2007How Microsoft Office OneNote can make your life easier. What it can do for you, and how to use it.
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Pac-Man Battle Royale ReviewPrepare to pump quarters into a new Pac-Man arcade like you've never done before. Experience frantic multiplayer action where for Pac-Men battle for survival. -
On the Neuroticism of Fox News ViewersFox News isn't a news source, per se. It is, by design, set up to propagate a specific political view point, that of the American political right wing.
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E3 2010: Pac-Man Battle Royale Hands on PreviewNamco Bandai's hot new arcade game brings classic back.
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E3 2010 - Sonic the Hedgehog OverviewPreviews of the four Sonic the Hedgehog games on show at E3 2010; Sonic Colors for Wii and Nintendo DS, the highly anticipated Sonic the Hedgehog 4, and Sonic Adventure.
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Echoes of a LifeThis is not my life; This is not my curse; This is not how it feels; Things that matter make it worse... -
Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix: Grand OpeningCalling themselves the world's first "global" Musical Instrument Museum, MIM's grand opening began in Phoenix, AZ weekend of April 24th 2010. -
NFL 2K1 for Sega DreamcastThe birth of online sports games.
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San Francisco Rush 2049 for Sega DreamcastOne of the best racing games ever made. -
Seaman for Sega DreamcastYou'll never get that fish face out of your mind.
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StarLancer for Sega DreamcastThey don't make games like this anymore, but they should. -
The Typing of the Dead for Sega Dreamcast"No! Not G. How could this happen." "I don't wanna die." "My God." "Don't come, don't come." Those are just a few of the groaningly awful lines from The Typing of the Dead. -
Chao Adventure for Sega Dreamcast VMUDreamcast's memory card, the VMU, had a library of unique games all of its own.
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Draconus: Cult of the Wyrm for Sega DreamcastAction and adventure in a fantasy world.
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Sega Swirl for Sega DreamcastFree and fun...
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D2 for Sega DreamcastD2 is the follow-up to WARP's cult hit D, but isn't the same as the planned M2 game of the same name.
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Sonic Shuffle for Sega DreamcastSonic's short-lived partying phase.
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Fighting Vipers 2 for Sega DreamcastAM2's best 3D fighter that was never released in the US.
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Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage for Sega DreamcastHack, slash, play, and watch.
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Planetweb Internet Browser V3.0 For DreamcastThe last, and best effort that Planetweb put forth for a Sega console.
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Soul Calibur for Sega DreamcastSoul Calibur really needs no introduction.
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Charge 'N Blast for Sega DreamcastAn arcade game that few have played shines on Dreamcast.
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Dynamite Cop! for Sega DreamcastThe official follow-up to the popular Die Hard Arcade.
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Dead or Alive 2 for Sega DreamcastIn March 2000, the first thing that people noticed when they saw Dead or Alive 2 was how great it looked compared to anything that had come before it.
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Super Magnetic Neo for Sega DreamcastCrave thought they had a cool new platform star with enough power to run with Sonic, Mario, and Crash in Neo, the lead character in Super Magnetic Neo. I guess they didn't, but at least Neo is a lot cooler than Kao.
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Shenmue: Limited Edition for Sega DreamcastShenmue seems to be either a game that you love or you hate, with most people falling into the latter camp. Since Ryo Hazuki recently appeared in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, this is a game to remember.
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Propeller Arena: Aviation Battle Championship for Sega DreamcastThe best Dreamcast game that was never released.
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Toy Commander for Sega DreamcastRemember the imaginative games you played with your toys when you were a kid? Now play Toy Commander.
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Jet Grind Radio for Sega DreamcastMagnetic skate shoes, a futuristic oppressive government, and cel-shading.
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How Zoppé Made Me Love the CircusIn my entire adult life, I've been to the circus exactly twice, and found it boring, expensive, and generally entertaining. However, the Zoppé circus has changed all that.
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The Phases of Instructional DesignFor businesses large and small, training is essential for success, but first their must be effective instructional design.
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Healthcare Reform: How to Save the Public OptionIf the question of 'how can private healthcare not be obliterated by a private option' can be answered clearly and concisely, then healthcare reform can be passed with the public option intact.
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Thomas Paine - an American Liberal LionOn this July 4th, 2009, America is facing a crisis... Once again, these are the times that try men's souls, and Thomas Paine is one again the man to look to for guidance.
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Typing: One Space or Two Between Sentences?Should a singe space or a double space fill the gap between sentences? Which method is correct?
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Adult Learning Theory for Mentors, Managers, Trainers, and Support ProfessionalsAdults are very picky learners and it is difficult for them to retain new information. Fortunately, applying aspects of Adult Learning Theory can help to change that.
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John McCain: See Who's on Top of His Shortlist for Vice PresidentWho could it be? It won't be Rice, Romney, or Huckabee. Would you believe that a Jew from Connecticut, a woman from Alaska, and a Governor from Florida are his best choices? Read more...
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Running Mates: Obama's Best Vice Presidential PicksWith Obama passing the delegate threshold and assuming the role of his party's presumptive nominee, all attention is now turning towards the Veepstakes. Who will he choose as the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee? Here's a Hint: It won't be Hillary Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton's Plan for Victory (Seriously)The biggest surprise for Hillary Clinton is that she is not the presumptive nominee for her party. The biggest surprise for observers: That she 's still in the race. Despite the odds, there is still a way for her to win, and to do it without alienating voters.
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Bill Richardson: An Example of Hypocrisy and Obama's Divisive Politics of RaceNew Mexico Governor Bill Richardson makes racist comments against Sen. Clinton on behalf of Barack Obama.
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Obama's "Shocking" Win in South Carolina: Is it Really so Shocking?With 55% of the votes, Barack Obama won the South Carolina primary, his first victory since the 2008 primary season began in Iowa on a cold January night. Many talking heads are applying adjectives of importance to Obama's recent victory, but how significant is it really?
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A Question to Republican Apologists: Why Not Huckabee?During this nomination, and especially in the post-Iowa caucus landscape, all of the big GOP power players from elected officials to Rush Limbaugh are really aggressively pushing for an "anyone but Huckabee" nominee, but why?
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New Hampshire Recount: Debunking the Conspiracy TheoryWith Hillary Clinton's recent win over rival Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary, cries of foul play and voter fraud have increasingly become louder and louder, and it's deeply disturbing.
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How Hillary Clinton Beat Barack Obama in the New Hampshire PrimaryAfter most polls predicted a huge, double digit victory for Illinois Senator Barack Obama in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary, the actual voters had an entirely different idea.
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How Obama and Richardson Cheated in the Iowa CaucusesHistory has already been made. Illinois Senator Barack Obama won the Iowa Caucuses. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson placed fourth. But did they really earn their finishing positions? The answer may be surprising.
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Joe Biden for President: He Can Unite America and the WorldDo do what the next president must do, only man or woman qualified for the job is undoubtedly, unquestionably, and undeniably Joe Biden. He can win in Iraq and bring home the troops with a victory.
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Buy Her Lab-Grown Diamonds This Year, Not Blood DiamondsOver the last few years, amazing new technology has allowed for near-perfect, high-quality diamonds to be grown in laboratories in the United States and elsewhere, but the De Beers international diamond cartel doesn't want you to know that.
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Mike Gravel Announces Third Party Bid; Why Ron Paul Will Be NextFormer Senator Mike Gravel has announced that he will run as a third party candidate in order to stay in the presidential race up until the end. Also, an analysis of why Texas Congressman Ron Paul will most likely do the same, and run as an independent.
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Astronomy Cast: a Podcast Explaining the Universe with FactsAstronomy Cast sends its listeners on a facts-based journey through the universe every week. Sit at your computer as you explore the rings of Saturn. Lay comfortably in bed as your dive feet first into a supermassive black hole, and even learn what one is!
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Forget Bush and Cheney. Let's Impeach Joe LiebermanFirst he kisses Bush, now he's in bed with John McCain. In another remarkable turnabout from Senator Joseph Lieberman, the independent Democrat from Connecticut.
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The Hillbama Factor: Hillary Vs. ObamaWith only weeks to go to the January 3rd Iowa causes, can it be true that Democrats are about to nominate either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, their two worst candidates? It could be true.
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Dinosaurs and Humans Coexisted, Christians SayIt was announced that a mummified dinosaur was discovered with "soft flesh." The specimen is a hadrosaur, and its name is Dakota.
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Defending Phoenix: Mayor Phil Gordon is Right to Crack Down on Illegal ImmigrantsPhoenix Mayor Phil Gordon has called for a panel to determine more strict guidelines for dealing with illegal immigrants.
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Inventing God: A Case Study in Creating a New ReligionThe true story of how one man created a new religion based on the worship of an 1922 US silver dollar, and the believers who were converted to "coinism." Read about the 'how' and the 'why.'
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The YouTube Republican Debate: Taking "You" Right Out of the PictureAny and all efforts by the American voters to show how original and resourceful we really are have been stifled by a Republican party that is too afraid of a younger electorate. Why is the GOP so scared? Are Democrats?
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Edwards, Biden Poised to Take Lead in Race for Democratic NominationIf the media is to be believed, Hillary Clinton is already running in the general election against a to-be Republican nominee, and her only rival with a hope of defeating her is Barack Obama. However, both are likely to lose the primary.
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Exploring Volcanoes in Our Solar SystemEarth has long since been known to be geologically active. The geological forces on earth are responsible for continental drift, earthquakes, the rise of mountain ranges, and of course, volcanoes.
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Political Analysis: Explaining the Ron Paul PhenomenonStunning grass-roots support and amazing fund raising have most people surprised by Ron Paul's performance, despite his single digit poll numbers. What can explain the 'Ron Paul Revolution'?
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Cartoon: Paris Hilton Buys a BibleParis Hilton buys a Holy Bible, but can she learn the meaning of "oh god"?
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Political Cartoon: Ann Coulter is a ManAnn Coulter says, "I am more of a man than any liberal." That may be true...
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Political Cartoon: Ron Paul Finds New SupportersRon Paul Finds New Supporters
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Political Cartoon: Giuliani's New TV Ad Contains "Noun, Verb, 9/11"Rudy Giuliani's new TV ad contains a noun, a verb, and 9/11.
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Political Cartoon: Barack Obama Meets Rapper LudacrisBarack Obama meets rapper Ludacris and flip-flops on his stance towards racial slurs.
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Milton Bradley Microvision: The World's First Hand-Held ConsoleIn 1979, Milton Bradley, maker of popular board games, released a video game console: Microvision. It was the world's first handheld game console.
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Rethinking Planetary and Solar System Creation Models and TheoriesThe 'Standard Model' for planetary and solar system creation needs to be updated; could a 'Super Jupiter' create an Earth like Planet?
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Mike Huckabee: The Dark Horse Who Can Win Primaries and General ElectionFormer Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee may be the only Republican who can beat the Democrats in 2008, but can he win his own party's nomination first?
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Microsoft Word 2003 and 2007: Print and Save OptionsLearn how to print and save a Microsoft Word document in Microsoft Office!
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Cartoon: Islam Means "PEACE"How to prove that "ISLAM" means "PEACE"
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Political Cartoon: Bush Keeps a PromisePresident George W. Bush can keep a promise; at least to himself
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Formatting in Microsoft Word: Margins; Page Layout; Header and FooterLearn how to professionally format your Microsoft Word document by changing Margins, the Page Layout, and working with Headers and Footers.
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Top Restaurants for Kids to Eat in and Around Phoenix, ArizonaThe following is a guide that shows the top four kid-friendly dinner destinations for parents and children alike that exhibit a uniquely Phoenician flavor in the Phoenix Metro Area.
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Victims of EcstasyAn award-winning lyrically-poetic diatride against drug use and addiction.
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Truth in Advertising: An Analysis of Apple's Mac Vs. PC AdsAdvertizing is not always honest; but how honest should advertizers have to be? Is it okay to lie sometimes or just a little?
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Biden Issues Old-School Attack; Giuliani Takes the BaitBiden: "There's only three things [Giuliani] says in a sentence: a noun, a verb and 9/11."
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Agenda-Driven Social Working Groups vs. Humanitarian GroupsTwo classes that social work organizations can fall into are broad groups; groups that the intentions of which are non-selfish in nature, and groups that are advocates for a specific subsets of culture and more motivated by an agenda. Learn to tell the differences.
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Of You: A PoemThis is a poem I wrote called "Of You."
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Sui Caedere Vacuus PenitusThe following is a poem.
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Ending Illegal Immigration Means Eliminating the "Root" ProblemsThe president, both houses of Congress, the candidates and the American people have been debating for quite some time how to handle the immigration issue.
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Microsoft Outlook: Recall Sent Messages and Recover Deleted ItemsThere are times (we all have them) when we send an e-mail and immediately realize that it contains an error or is missing important information. Fortunately, Outlook includes a recall feature that allows for a "do over" in the real world.
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Using Tracking and Voting Options and Stationery in Microsoft OutlookImportant messages can be tracked using what's called a "Read Receipt" in order to ensure that the recipient opened the e-mail, an indication that the communication was read...
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Soulcrusher by Operator - Album Review"Soulcrusher, no other..." begins the chorus of the title track of their debut album Soulcrusher, as if the line was describing their album, their band or their music.
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Understanding Outlook Rules: How to Create, Edit and Delete Rules on Microsoft OutlookOutlook rules are an amazing organization technique. They allow for e-mail that comes into the Inbox to be filtered in many ways...
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Coming to America: Interview with a War RefugeeThe plight of a little girl who grew up in a region ravaged by a war that devastated her home, but she decided to dedicate her life to helping children.
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Highlander: The Source: How Far Can a Franchise Fall?Fans of Highlander the Series will be exited to know that Adrian Paul will return as Duncan MacLeod when the movie is released in September, and he is joined by old friends Methos and Joe Dawson, but that's where the excitement ends.
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Iowa Ames Straw Poll: Romney Wins, Huckabee Makes Strong ShowingTouted as the most important straw poll preceding the important Iowa Caucuses, the results of the Ames straw poll are in.
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Organizing Microsoft Outlook: Using Sorting Fields, Search and FoldersOrganization is the key to the cessation of e-mail frustration. Utilizing Outlook's many built-in organizing tools and developing an organizational structure that best suits your own needs can save over one hour per day of sorting through e-mails one at a time.
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How to Customize Microsoft OutlookEverything needed to customize Outlook to make it unique for you!
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How to Insert a Hyperlink into an E-mail Using Microsoft Outlook 2003 or 2007Oftentimes we have the need collaborate on projects and share documents such as Excel spreadsheets or Word documents. This can lead to documents being e-mailed back and forth, which not only generates confusion, but also uses up e-mail space; a valuable resource.
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How to Perform a Spelling and Grammar Check with Microsoft WordThere are two ways to perform a spelling and grammar check once Microsoft Word has identified an error... read how!
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Word Processing and E-mail Composition with Microsoft OutlookLearn how to construct and compose e-mail messages using Microsoft Outlook with the power of Microsoft Word, and more!
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How Boeing Solves Its Infrastructure Woes with OracleIs there anything that Boeing has trouble doing in the new millennium? Yes. Boeing has difficulty with their own infrastructure.
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Where Are They Now? - Atari Founder Nolan BushnellAfter Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari, the once largest and seemingly unstoppable game and console developer, sold his company to Time Warner in 1977 for $28 million, he made several attempts to re-enter the game industry.
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XaviXPORT: Interactive FitnessXaviXPORT is a fun and advanced workout system for your TV and living room. Invite the whole family to get fit and stay healthy.
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XaviXPORT: Sports, Fun, and Fitness with a Video Game ConsoleMove over Nintendo Wii, the more interactive XaviX console was here first.
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Is the Holy Bible Relevant in Modern American Society, or Just Un-American?Though America is a country in which the majority is Christian by faith, the Holy Bible seems to lose its relevancy more and more...
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The Oregon Trail: A Videogame that Inspires PeaceHow one computer game because a part of the fabric that binds us all.
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Memoirs of a Suicide Victim...It's not true... What they said about you... It's not you...
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The Revival of Downtown Phoenix: How Arizona's Capitol Rises from the AshesLike the mythical bird of its namesake, downtown Phoenix is rising from its own ashes and is undergoing a revival that is hitting full stride.
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Herbal Remedies: PokerootPokeroot, of the Phytolacca genus, is known by many names, including pokeweed, pokebush, pokeberry, ink berry and polk salad, just to name a few.
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Atari 2600 Flashback Review!What happens when Breakout meets a Mario Bros. (the original Mario Bros. that appeared on classic systems such as the Atari 2600, back when Mario and Luigi were just cousins, before they were brothers)? Off the Wall happens, and it's smashing!
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Credit Counseling Facts and FAQsMost consumers have heard of "Credit Counseling," but most are unaware of what exactly it means. This article will allow readers to help decide whether or not Credit Counseling is right for them.
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CollisionYou must see what others do not see; Breakdown the one inside of me; Throw on the light-switch and make me feel; I know my wounds will always heal
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Seven was to Use MySpace to Increase Your Audience and Promote Your ContentMySpace is used as a place where musicians get their music out to the public; politicans share their vision with the people; now use it to increase your audience.
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Banning Cell Phones While Driving - Good Idea or Useless Law?How dangerous is talking and driving, and with 'hands-free' sets now being outlawed, are laws going too far? What else should be banned?
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Urban Street Racing: A First Hand Accout of Illegal Street Racing from the Driver's SeatThe excitement of raw horsepower on the open street, pride, and burning rubber.
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Why I Am Through with Brick and Mortar Record StoresTraditional outlets for records have been on the decline for a decade now. Perhaps the worst enemy of record stores is themselves?
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Facing Foreclosure: What Are Your Options?Just because you're falling behind on payments doesn't always mean that the lenders can take your home. Take action now!
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Movie Review: 300 - Idiocy Has 300 New FacesThe number "300" must stand for the number of reasons why this DVD should be skipped; and that's not counting the roughly 300,000 ways that it's historically inaccurate.
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Hawks Dive at North KoreaWith a new doctrine and sweeping radical new foreign relations philosophy, as the war with Iraq contines, some within the Bush administration and Congress seek to continue this policy of regime change to other non-democratic nations...
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The $100 Million Race - How Money Can Be a Predictor of the Outcome of the of the Race in '08For the first time in history since records have been kept of political donations, the Democratic field is outpacing the Republicans in what is commonly referred to as 'the money race,' an arbitrary test to determine the victor, which is almost as wrong as it is accurate.
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Defining a Country - What it Really Means to Be "American"What is it to be an American? What does it mean? What makes one adhere to such a title? In this time of international detestation, contempt, and distrust towards the American people this is a question which is important to ask, and is equally important to answer.
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Sega VR: to Obscurity and BeyondIn the early 1990's the world knew what the next big thing in gaming was - or at least that thought they did - it was VR (Virtual Reality). Sega responded with the "Sega VR" console. But what happened to it?
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Bankruptcy Reform: A Message to the Presidential Candidates from 'We the People'Since 2005, there has been an assault on the Middle Class by the credit industry, which used both the Congress and the President as their enforcers. It is now time to tell the next American leader that enough is enough.
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Comix Zone: The Sega Genesis Masterpiece Hits the Wii Virtual ConsoleIn 1995 the 16-bit era was coming to and end. Sega had been in the lead in the 16-bit console race since it introduced its Genesis in 1989 and it was fighting to retain that lead...
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Securing a Document in Microsoft Word 2003Password protect your Word documents and Excel books
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Republicans on the Fringe: Why Fred Thompson Looks Oh-so-goodWith a large and diverse field of candidates, why are Republican flocking to actor Fred Thompson?
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The Holocaust, Theodicy and the Minds of MenThe theodicy of the Holocaust and the social Judeo-Christian religious implications.
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Was a FoolDrowning in himself A victim of the storm Crawl onto the beach And a new philosophy is born
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HIV/AIDS: The Eastern FrontRussia Federation once saw great Czars that fostered art and science, defeated both Napoleon and Hitler's imperialistic ambitions, and stood toe to toe with the greatest superpower that the world has ever seen. Now, it faces a new enemy.
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Fairchild Channel-F Video Entertainment System: The First Modern Game ConsoleThe console that you never heard of is the reason why videogames are played the way they are today.
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Pluto Still Not a Planet - Shouldn't Size Count?The IAU - International Astronomical Union - came out with their long-awaited definition of what makes a Planet last November, and have determined that Pluto, the once coldest and most distant in our Sol system, is not a planet.
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2008 and the New JFK EraWhy the 2008 election is the most like the 1960 contest that saw America's youngest elected president in history take office. Will the victor have to be the most JFK-like candidate to win?
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Separation of Church and State: Fact or Fiction? an Analysis of the Argument and the Truth Behind itMany have said that the United States is a 'Christian' nation, but how far from the truth is that thinking?
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Vectrex: a Wondrously Unique Retro Game ExperienceBefore the days of Mario and the NES, there was a phenomenon in this country. Outside of schools, next to Laundromats, on street corners, in every mall in America existed a world - now nearly extinct - called video arcades.
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Remembering Cybermorph: an Analogy for the Final Fall of AtariCybermorph was the flagship launch title for Atari's illfated last console. How Poor planning, management and design killed the former videogame giant.
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John McCain's Road to the 2008 Republican Presidential Nomination and Why Mitt Romney Will Win itWas it over for McCain before it ever began? Is Mitt Romney next in the order of GOP succession?
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Chris Cornell Live in Concert ReviewThe Chris Cornell concert experience
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Why America Needs Mike Gravel to Be at Every DebateThe distinguished former Democratic senator from Alaska, the senior statesman who sometimes shares a stage with party superstars Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, is perhaps the most out of touch major candidate in the show.
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2008 and the New JFK EraThe 2008 election means change, but what candidate can meet that expectation?
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Separation of Church and State: Fact or Fiction?Over the past three decades an increase in debate over the five words "Separation of Church and State" has been increasingly ramped up due to pressure from America's religious and political right.
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Pope Benedict XVI - How His Abortion Agenda Can Destroy the Church in the U.S.Will Pope Benedict XVI's involvement in U.S. politics destroy his church in America?
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Namco's Lost Game Console - Super SystemWhen? 1989. Where? Japan. Who? Namco. After creating the most recognized video game mascot, in the 1980's Namco felt that they could do anything.
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The Axis of the Abhorred: North Korea, Iran and the United StatesWhy the United States is viewed poorly to the world, and what we can do to stop it.
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Why Hockey for Channel-F is the Pong Permutation to Write Home AboutThe aggressive sport from the Great White North had its earliest faithful digital incarnation from an unlikely source, Fairchild's Channel F game console.
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Automatic MarionetteHe is so hollow within himself He knows only that inside there lies a shelter; in the empty space Familiar refuge; a comforting place to hide Protection from wickedness he faces; the world that he finds And he will take his time before emerging; once again
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YouTube Debate Reunites an Estranged America with We the PeopleCan You Tube and the power of the Internet reintroduce Americans to their once beloved political leaders?
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"Honor Killings" of Women: An Islamic TraditionKilling in the name of honor; thousands of women in the Middle East are murdered each year for crimes such as being raped or having premarital sex, or getting divorced, crimes that bring dishonor to their families. Slowly, people are fighting back, but the murders continue.