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Keith Bailey is a 48 year old freelance writer coming up for air after authoring his first book. After a mentally grueling three year period, Keith has settled into ghostwriting articles for Websites and print publications. While his specialty is ADHD, Keith

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Pets & Animals > Dogs (Other) Should restaurants allow dogs in with their owners?: 1 of 67
Recently, the City of St. Louis passed an ordinance allowing dogs to dine with their human companions. The ordinance limits the area a dog may roam to outside dining venues like patios and street walkways, where Fido can lay in peace while picking up scraps from the dinner table. The Mayor, a dog owner himself, gleefully sign... More..
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Rudeness in today's society: 1 of 59
The heart of rudeness is selfishness, the tendency to put personal desires and wants above other people. Rudeness is a lack of awareness of our surroundings, as if we live in an enclosed bubble that is impervious to societal interaction. The blinders we wear exacerbate the level of rudeness.Civil debate has been supplanted by... More..
Business > General Management Qualities of a successful manager: 1 of 52
"Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things."-Peter Drucker Peter Drucker is arguably the greatest management theorist of the 20th century. The advent of complex organizations gave rise to Drucker's inventive approach to management. Many successful CEOs maintain Drucker wrote the blueprint for man... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Doctrine & Issues God and temptation: 2 of 91
God wants us to assume the character of Christ. The primary character building block is the fruit of the Spirit, as described in Galatians 5:22-23. God develops the fruit of the Spirit by presenting circumstances that tempt believers into expressing opposite qualities. Character development is all about the choices we make. T... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Mother's Day & Father's Day A brief history of Father's Day: 1 of 43
June 15th, 2008 will mark the unofficial centennial of Father's Day. One hundred years ago, two disparate, yet potent forces, melded to give impetus for what has become an early summer tradition.A spontaneous recognition for fathers was organized in Fairmont, West Virginia on July 5, 1908. Held at Williams Memorial Methodist ... More..
Food & Drink > Dining & Restaurants (Other) Tips for improving restaurant service: 1 of 39
The restaurant industry is the largest private sector employer. Employment experts expect 1.8 million newly created restaurant industry jobs over the next decade, with total employment in the industry reaching 14.8 million by 2019. The majority of job creation will materialize in the service sector of the restaurant industry,... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values Young people are less courageous than three decades ago: 1 of 30
Generation Y consists of the age demographic born between the years 1982 and 1994. There are roughly seventy million Millennials, which represents the second largest demographic in the United States. Generation Y is the face of America's young people Many attributes have been categorically generalized about Generation Y. They... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: When it's time to put your dog to sleep: 1 of 26
Rebel was our first dog. The decision to put him down was finalized when his chronic arthritis prevented him from walking over to his food bowl for nourishment. But as I found out with subsequent dogs that thrived under under my parent's loving care, knowing when to put a dog down is a terribly complicated decision to make.Sh... More..
Sports & Recreation > Hockey How can the NHL compete for spectators with the NFL and the NBA?: 1 of 23
The National Hockey League (NHL) was on life support after the 2003 labor impasse concluded in 2005. For the past three seasons, the league has scrambled to make up for the carnage left in the wake of empty stadiums and empty promises.The league wasn't in good shape before the 2003 lock out. The game changed from the freewhee... More..
Business > Management Ethics Effects of poor management: 1 of 18
Most people have worked for a weak manager. It's almost like a rite of passage in the workplace. The ramifications of poor management go well beyond the four walls of an office cubicle. The initial effect of poor management, however, is felt within an organization.Poor managers react instead of plan. They don't have a vision ... More..