Sam_OBrien 
Sam_OBrien last signed in Nov 21 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Oct 17, 2009.
Sam O'Brien is a web developer and part-time writer. She is also ordained in ministry (non-denominational church).
God in Technology
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In the early 1800's a man named Samuel Morse conversed with men over dinner while sailing back home to America from Europe. They discussed Ampere, a French man experimented with electricity. They also mentioned Ben Franklin who discovered the ability of electricity to travel almost instantly through wires regardless of
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Free Software for Small Businesses
by Sam_OBrien | in Business & Finance > Small Business
Some of the best things in life really are free. Spending hundreds of dollars on expensive software, even to run a small business, isn't necessary.
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Success With or Without A College Degree
by Sam_OBrien | in Education > College and University
Not everyone needs to attend college to have success. In fact, going to college will stifle the success of some.
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Natural Hair Care: Separating Fact From Fiction
by Sam_OBrien | in Fashion & Beauty > Hair
There are natural products that consistently produce visible, positive results and others that consistently fail to improve the hair or stimulate growth.
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Rude And Mean People: A Description
by Sam_OBrien | in Culture & Society > General
In the overwhelming majority of American cities and towns common courtesy and decency are steadily on the decline.
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Rude And Mean People: A Description
by Sam_OBrien | in Culture & Society > General
In the overwhelming majority of American cities and towns common courtesy and decency are steadily on the decline.
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Gilligan's Island: Life Lessons in The Best Episodes
by Sam_OBrien | in Art & Entertainment > Film,TV & radio
Many of those old shows such as Gilligan's Island were and still can be good babysitters of children. They presented positive and patriotic messages for America's youth.
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Depression Among Christians: What Do The Scriptures Say?
by Sam_OBrien | in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity
The Bible has much to say on the reality of depression among God's people.
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The Civil Rights Movement: Could It Have Begun Before Rosa Parks?
by Sam_OBrien | in Culture & Society > History
President Chester Arthur and Lizzie Jennings could rightfully be considered "precursors" to the Civil Rights Movement. Learn why.
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The Raw Foods Diet and Vegetarianism: The Truth About The Claims
by Sam_OBrien | in Health & Nutrition > Diet & Nutrition
Many proponents of a raw foods diet, vegetarianism and veganism have cleverly misused biblical scripture to support claims that following these diets are necessary to increase longevity.
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MyJB on Finding Freedom From The Fear of Death on October 28, 2009
Inspirational article that gives answers through Bible scripture. Thanks for sharing....
Luzern on Healthy Ice Cream For Ice Cream Lovers: Only Three Ingredients on October 24, 2009
Informative article, thanks....
TerriLane on Healthy Ice Cream For Ice Cream Lovers: Only Three Ingredients on October 22, 2009
sounds good to me.....
Maia on The Civil Rights Movement: Could It Have Begun Before Rosa Parks? on November 17, 2009
I really enjoyed this article. I love learning new things. Some more information... the original draft of the...
Sam_OBrien on The Civil Rights Movement: Could It Have Begun Before Rosa Parks? on November 17, 2009
Thanks Maia for the additional information. I agree that History in general can be fascinating....
for The Introverted Type on October 28, 2009
All that you've said is very true...
for The Gospel at a Glance (Part 1) on October 24, 2009
A long read, but a great article that reminds that Jesus is God....
for Social Networking Can Get You Fired on October 23, 2009
Great article. Yes, people are loosing their jobs because of their social networking activities....
for How to Get a Higher GPA in a Semester on November 17, 2009
Taking more classes than one can handle is a sure way to fail so your advice to take...
for Television: The Best comedies of the 1960's on November 17, 2009
Good article. My favorites include Gilligan's Island and Gomer Pyle. You mention some I've never heard of, but...
