Sunny American Honeymoon Destinations Perhaps before people think of getting out of the country to vacation somewhere else, maybe a little patriotism should be done first and experience a honeymoon vacation within the confines of the United States. It would surprise many that there are many great places in the US of A where you […]
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Barbecuing: A Quintessential American Tradition Next to baseball, nothing says summer like the sizzling sounds, enticing aromas, and mouth-watering flavors of barbecuing. In fact, according to a recent survey commissioned by Hormel Foods and conducted by Harris Interactive®, 90 percent of respondents2 agree that barbecues make them think of summer. Where does America barbecue? According
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How To Stop Being The Average American! Break Out of Your Box! The average American lifestyle goes something like this: We drive to work in a box, we sit for 8 hours inside a box (affectionately referred to by some as a cubicle), we drive home in a box, then we sit in front of
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American Society of Hematology The American Society of Hematology, or ASH for short, is a group that defines the elements of training and certification required for the member hematologist. In addition, they lay down the grounds for professional expertise to be expected from American hematologists. It was April of 1958 that the first official meeting
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American Presidents The President of the United States holds the highest office in the country, and is the Chief Executive in charge, presiding over both the Congress and the House of Representatives. Since the first American President, George Washington, took office on April 30, 1789, forty-one more presidents have been sworn into office for a
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American Civil War The American Civil War took place in 1861 to 1865 in the southern United States; also in eastern, central and southwestern regions. The outcome of this bloody civil battle was the defeat of the seceding CSA. The primary leaders in the War were the well known Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Both
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Will 2006 Be A Turning Point In American Politics? A look at the 2006 mid-term elections and their possible effect on American politics. The 2006 Congressional mid-term elections are just around the corner. In many ways this election is a pivotal point for both the Democrat and Republican parties. For over a decade the Republican
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American Express Travel Says Mexico Is A Don’t Miss Destination For Southern Californians When Southern Californians have a small budget and a desire to see the exotic sights and sounds of another country, travel agents suggest one of numerous destinations in beautiful Mexico. Mexico is a great vacation spot for several reasons. Mexico is in
American Presidential Campaigns: The Need For A New Vision The current article is the first part of a series on America’s spiritual history and soul-identity. A subject like “America’s Presidential Campaigns” that is so ‘of the world’ might be construed as relating only to political life, but that would be incorrect. What relates to consciousness
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