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Careers: Follow Your Passions!

Encouragement toward following one's passions for seeking a fulfilling and rewarding career.

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RezaulK on Careers: Follow Your Passions! on 2nd, Nov 2011

Lovely piece of writing.

sjtubrazy on Careers: Follow Your Passions! on 26th, Feb 2011

Nice piece of share

RebeccaE on Careers: Follow Your Passions! on 25th, Feb 2011

You've given some great starting steps, and teh job fairs are probably teh best ones.

globalsky on Careers: Follow Your Passions! on 27th, Jan 2011

Great way to structure the steps.

smidgen on Careers: Follow Your Passions! on 22nd, Jan 2011

Great share, basic but informative!

sjtubrazy on Sing Out! on 23rd, Nov 2010

good and great, thanks

madison on Sing Out! on 18th, Nov 2010

a very creative song, all the best .

MorningGirl on When Jesus Comes Again on 4th, Sep 2010

The lyrics are inspiring. I am eagerly awaiting the coming of my Savior. Would you have the mp3 link and the guitar chords for this song?

lucia anna on Finding Peace Within: Watch The Wildlife Instead of The News! on 17th, Feb 2009

Great stuff

MrsCrafty on Make your own pizza: It really is not difficult! on 10th, Feb 2009

Great tips! 5*

for How to get a trillion dollars! on 20th, Apr 2011

April, 2011---Well, some of the figures have changed, but the fact remains that we are still spending way more than we can afford as a "solvent and stable economy". Something has to give, and, as usual, it appears it will be the poor and middle classes who are forced to "suck it up". Indeed, we now hear how well the "super-rich" did during the 2008 turmoil that put so many of the "struggling folks" out of their homes and sent many to the streets as homeless persons because of predatory credit and lending practices and other similar greed-borne tactics allowed to be used on unsuspecting Americans. They said they were "too big to fail"...but FAIL they did. Big time! And we'll all be paying for it for generations.

for The Scariest Video Games on 23rd, Dec 2010

Sorry...one of the links I submitted doesn't work. The correct link is: http://www.bukisa.com/articles/218832_promoting-non-peaceful-influences-hurts-us-all

for The Scariest Video Games on 23rd, Dec 2010

I must say, it really is no surprise to me that our culture and society is degrading as it is. How can our children mature with any sense of compassion, or humility, or grace, or other peace-fostering behaviors when we continue to allow "impairment to the morals of minors" like these games? "Freedom of speech and expression" certainly has limits, and, in my opinion, some of these (and also some other entertainment venues) go way beyond what a caring and peace-seeking society should accept as "reasonably safe for our children". Oh, the producers "rate" them, but someone isn't paying too much attention to that, I don't think. The first title on this list took in $360 million on its first day on sale, and the title also boasts the notoriety of being the "single highest-grossing launch in entertainment history" (http://www.worldtech24.com/games/new-video-call-duty-black-ops-pentagon-themed-five-zombies-mode-action-call-duty-black-ops).

I don't know about you, but I'm a little frightened by all these influences working on our kids minds and hearts. What good can possibly come out of a steady diet of these? Isn't there some laws that say we aren't supposed to "impair the morals of minors"? Isn't this kind of stuff doing just that? Can children process this stuff "generically", without it affecting their overall outlook on life itself? Somehow, I think something must be done to try turning our kids' hearts toward more peaceable endeavors. Why can't we produce games and movies that promote GOOD kinds of behaviors? Why can't we learn how to nurture and encourage that innocence our kids are born with, instead of introducing them to these things? I'm sorry if this sounds a little "old-fashioned" or otherwise "out-of-touch-with-reality", but I just felt the need to my own "free expression" of personal thoughts on this ugly (my opinion) facet of our world. I've submitted a couple of articles that further express my opinions on some of these things, too. See those at: http://www.bukisa.com/articles/218832_promoting-non-peaceful-influences-hurts-us-all, and http://www.bukisa.com/articles/218827_promote-peace-every-day. You may also wish to visit my Promote World Peace site at http://sites.google.com/site/promoteworldpeace. Thanks.

for Sing Out! on 24th, Nov 2010

Thanks for the feedback, folks. Glad you like it.

for Evolution and Creationism: Why can't they both be true? on 18th, Nov 2010

Hi iceveela...yes, it would; both evolution and Creation require "faith" to believe in something that cannot be completely understood or proven beyond any question or doubt. The theory of evolution only explains what science can find enough 'evidence' of...that life, as we know it, did progress and learn and evolve; and, as I like to say, "of course it did...that's the way God designed it!" Thanks for your feedback!

for When Jesus Comes Again on 17th, Nov 2010

Hi again, Evergreenlily...I decided to upload my latest mp3 file right here, now that I've discovered it's possible to do that. This mp3 is not perfect, but it gives the overall sense of the piece, I hope. Still working on getting it more refined. Enjoy!

for When Jesus Comes Again on 16th, Nov 2010

Woops! Forgot to insert the URL. http://www.rmusic.com/unsigned/w1z11.html Thx again!

for When Jesus Comes Again on 16th, Nov 2010

Hi Evergreenlily...sorry for not responding earlier; guess I don't visit here enough. This song is posted at several sites, including rMusic.com, ProjectOpus.com, and others. Here's a link for my profile page at rMusic.com, where you can find this song in mp3 format. I don't have any readily available documents with guitar chords, but the song is composed in a basic 3-chord style (C/F/G, etc.). I'm glad you like the lyrics, and thanks for your feedback.

for How to Optimize Meta Tags for Organic Search on 14th, Feb 2009

Great tips here! Thanks for sharing!

for From The Doorway on 29th, Jan 2009

Thanks, mysticdave! I enjoyed writing it, too. Glad you liked it; and thx for the feedback!