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1. When You Stop Running the Universe September 08, 2008 When You Stop Running the Universe By Tracy Y. Washington As a single parent you learn quickly how to multi-task. Can anyone relate? You go to work for eight hours, rush home from work to take one child to football practice while the other child has music lessons all the way on the other side of town, and then you try to run errands at the grocery store or post office while the kids are at practice. You still have to make it home in enough time to cook a quick dinner, do homework, get baths AND get ready to do it all over again the next day. You plan EVERYTHING. I learned earl... (read more) Author: Tracy Washington

2. Finding The Right Kitchen Faucet Filter August 30, 2008 Are you having trouble finding a kitchen faucet filter that suits your needs? More people are expressing a dissatisfaction than ever before with their public water systems. Studies from the Washington Post, in fact, uncovered a troubling fact… not only were major cities like New York and Boston caught with unacceptable levels of pollutants such as iron in their water, but they were caught modifying inspection documents to keep the data from their citizens. Can you imagine? The reason for installing a kitchen faucet with filter is that it is a solution to ... (read more) Author: Gordon Hall

3. Getting The Best Faucet Water Filter August 26, 2008 If you are considering getting a faucet water filter, you aren’t alone. More and more people have become suspicious of the water than they get from their taps, and with good reason! Recently the Washington Post released its findings of a number of major urban centers in America, focusing on the quality of the available water found there. The Post found that not only did dangerous levels of lead exist in sites such as New York City, Philadelphia and Boston, but important data was being fudged to avoid the detection of these dangerous lead levels by the public! Not o... (read more) Author: Gordon Hall

4. Six Tips for Balancing School and Work July 10, 2008 In fact, according to a January 2008 Seattle Post-Intelligencer article, the number of students taking online courses in Washington State has leaped seventy-five percent since 2004. However, even with today's adaptable schooling choices, balancing schoolwork with your career may be tough. It typically requires lots of foresight and self-discipline. Here are six handy hints to help you strike the perfect balance between your school life and your work life. #1: Talk to Your Employer Your decision to attend school shouldn't be a secret. To help your boss understand your reasons for att... (read more) Author: Kelli Smith

5. A retiring news editor admits the conquest of traditional newspaper by Internet..... July 10, 2008 Washington Post’s editor Leorand Dewnie, is retiring after serving the seventeen years of service as the top editor at the Newspaper, as the paper was swept by the turbulent tides of Internet in later 1990’s and WP (Washington Post ) was grappled with a situation to preserve its legacy by courting daily dose of news to its visitors on internet also . Downie will leave the elusive chair of editor in the autumn this year , cheerfully bidding adieu to his 44 years career at the daily which is renowned for it’s sting operation : — :” Watergate Scandal” which ultimately led to the resignation ... (read more) Author: Naveen Kumar

6. retiring news editor admits the conquest of traditional newspaper by Internet..... July 10, 2008 Washington Post’s editor Leorand Dewnie, is retiring after serving the seventeen years of service as the top editor at the Newspaper, as the paper was swept by the turbulent tides of Internet in later 1990’s and WP (Washington Post ) was grappled with a situation to preserve its legacy by courting daily dose of news to its visitors on internet also . Downie will leave the elusive chair of editor in the autumn this year , cheerfully bidding adieu to his 44 years career at the daily which is renowned for it’s sting operation : — :” Watergate Scandal” which ultimately led to the resignation ... (read more) Author: Naveen Kumar

7. A retiring news editor admits the conquest of traditional newspaper by Internet..... July 09, 2008 Washington Post’s editor Leorand Dewnie, is retiring after serving the seventeen years of service as the top editor at the Newspaper, as the paper was swept by the turbulent tides of Internet in later 1990’s and WP (Washington Post ) was grappled with a situation to preserve its legacy by courting daily dose of news to its visitors on internet also . Downie will leave the elusive chair of editor in the autumn this year , cheerfully bidding adieu to his 44 years career at the daily which is renowned for it’s sting operation : — :” Watergate Scandal” which ultimately led to the resignation ... (read more) Author: Naveen Kumar

8. Meaningful contexts Education Peace June 26, 2008 Many schools throughout the United States have mandated some form of character education, peace education, or conflict resolution. The Peace Education Network hopes to encourage an exchange of ideas about what schools and teachers are doing that works and doesn't work. An article in The Washington Post (Kalita, 2003) describing a newly adopted Character Education Day at a local high school indicated that the students found the lectures and skits presented that day to have little meaning for them. This column will suggest more effective ways to make such efforts meaningful and will offer practi... (read more) Author: Vikas Bhagta

9. Education - Meaningful contexts Education Peace June 23, 2008 Many schools throughout the United States have mandated some form of character education, peace education, or conflict resolution. The Peace Education Network hopes to encourage an exchange of ideas about what schools and teachers are doing that works and doesn't work. An article in The Washington Post (Kalita, 2003) describing a newly adopted Character Education Day at a local high school indicated that the students found the lectures and skits presented that day to have little meaning for them. This column will suggest more effective ways to make such efforts meaningful and will offer practi... (read more) Author: Suresh Kumar

10. State Senate Passes Bill to Join National Popular Vote Compact, No Depression Magazine Publishes La February 19, 2008 This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from SeattleIAM where you will find the best blogs from Seattle, Washington as well as video uploads, social networking, rumors, and blog authoring Dave Niehaus Wins Ford C. Frick Award A quick post on Buzzer Beater announces that today, “on his 73rd birthday, Longtime Mariners play-by-play announcer Dave Niehaus won the Ford C. Frick award.” This is an annual award that the Baseball Hall of Fame “gives to a broadcaster for "major contributions to baseball,” and it comes with “an automatic induction ... (read more) Author: Andrew Rideout

11. WA Republicans Blast Wildlife Protection Bill, Sad State of Affairs for Sonics: SeattleIAM February 14, 2008 This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from SeattleIAM where you will find the best blogs from Seattle, Washington as well as video uploads, social networking, rumors, and blog authoring Unexpected Clash in Senate over Wildlife Corridor Protection Bill A recent post by Rich on Eye on Olympia reports that a “dogfight” broke out in the Senate around Bill5318, which requires state fish and wildlife officials “to work with their American and Canadian counterparts to protect a massive wildlife corridor known as the Yellowstone to Yukon Eco-Region.” The ... (read more) Author: Andrew Rideout

12. Avoiding Airport Delays February 15, 2008 If you traveled within the last year chances are good that you experienced a flight delay, cancellation or airport delay of some sort. A recent article in the Washington Post reveals that due to a wide variety of factors, most of them unrelated, there is a high probability that your airline travel will continue to be affected by delays. While delays might be inevitable, travelers want to know what steps they can take to avoid the stress of being stranded in the airport, losing part of their vacation time to flight delays. DestinationVillas.com addresses the growing problem and provides tips fo... (read more) Author: Tori Milan

13. Cantwell, Inslee, Sims Campaign for Clinton, New Bill Prevents Transfers of Incarcerated Parents: SeattleIAM February 04, 2008 This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from SeattleIAM where you will find the best blogs from Seattle, Washington as well as video uploads, social networking, rumors, and blog authoring Cantwell, Inslee, Sims Speak Out for Hilary Clinton A recent post on Majority Rules Blog reports that Senator Maria Cantwell, Congressman Jay Inslee and King County Executive Ron Sims “were busy Saturday urging Washington voters to support Senator Hillary Clinton for President.” The three of them spoke to Clinton supporters in Tacoma and Everett and at the Machinists Hall in South Seattl... (read more) Author: Andrew Rideout

14. Your Choice-To Succeed or To Not Succeed February 06, 2008 You have to choose whether to succeed or not succeed. So our success in business, Internet or otherwise, boils down to the choices we make. If we receive a lot of excellent advice but fail to do what we have learned we will certainly fail! The Washington Post queried prominent historians in 1995 about whom they considered to be the most influential man of the millennium. Thirteenth Century Mongol leader, Genghis Khan, was their overwhelming choice! He brought relative peace to what began as many feuding nomadic tribes. He rewarded loyalty and demanded religious tolerance. He establis... (read more) Author: Yank Elliott

15. WA's Working Families May Get New Tax Credits, Sonics Near Perfect Playing not Enough: SeattleIAM January 24, 2008 This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from SeattleIAM where you will find the best blogs from Seattle, Washington as well as video uploads, social networking, rumors, and blog authoring Tax Cut Proposed for Working Families A recent post on HorsesAss.org reports on State Sen. Craig Pridemore’s SB 6809, “a bill that would extend a state sales tax refund to the 350,000 Washington households who qualify for the federal Earned Income Tax Credit.” This would essentially put “an average of $170 annually back into the pockets of working families.” A companion bill will be introd... (read more) Author: Andrew Rideout

16. Venture Investing Continues to Rise in Seattle Area, Eleventh Straight Loss for Sonics: SeattleIAM January 22, 2008 This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from SeattleIAM where you will find the best blogs from Seattle, Washington as well as video uploads, social networking, rumors, and blog authoring Venture Investing on the Rise in Seattle Area According to a recent post in John Cook’s Venture Blog, venture investing has risen in both Seattle and Portland over the past year. “Following a report late last week that venture investments in the state soared 31 percent last year to $1.3 billion,” the Dow Jones VentureSource reports that “103 companies in the Seattl... (read more) Author: Andrew Rideout

17. Youth Voters Shut Out in Washington State, Legislators Raked in the Cash over the Holidays: Seattle January 16, 2008 This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from SeattleIAM where you will find the best blogs from Seattle, Washington as well as video uploads, social networking, rumors, and blog authoring Should Government Agencies be allowed to Sue over Public Record Requests? A recent post from Rich on Eye on Olympia reports on a recent bill filed by an Olympia lawmaker that bars government agencies “from suing people who file public records requests.” Representative Brendan Williams, D-Olympia, said in a statement, “It's outrageous for governments to sue the governed i... (read more) Author: Andrew Rideout

18. McCain, Obama are leading January 14, 2008 An ABC News/ Washington Post poll showed that McCain is now at the top of Republicans. From the Democrats, Obama has caught up with Hillary Clinton and recovered his earlier lead position, which he gained during the Iowa caucuses. Obama's gain is, in great part, due to the support he has received from the African-Americans. They now back Obama by a 60 – 32 percent margin, while only a little earlier, they supported Clinton by a margin of 52 – 39 percent. Below are some of the major changes over the last month: * McCain's popularity within the Republican Party as the most e... (read more) Author: Emma Johnson

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