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Suicidal Tendencies in Astrology

By: Geeta Jha | 2011-06-15 | Astrology
It is common to everybody that those persons will born in this world will have to die once, i.e. while the time will ripe for death. All of us want to die naturally and peacefully with all our near and dear ones by our deathbed; but these types of death are caused by the old age or by prolong sickness. But unnatural deaths are those which occur due to external factors influences and may be unexpected, sudden untimely and unpredictable like murders, accidents, assignations and suicides. read more

Will I See You Tomorrow

By: Phyllis Ward | 2010-04-04 | News and society
I felt like I had a room full of sons and daughters and my family was in from missions. They were safe and sound under my watchful eye. read more

Warning Signs of Suicide

By: Diane Wachowski | 2010-03-31 | Mental health
Throughout history, the very idea of self-murder or suicide has called forth such emotions as anger, admiration, patriotic pride, disgust, sympathy, curiosity and fear. Many of these responses are determined by social factors and norms operating in the specific culture in which the suicide is accomplished. A society, such as twentieth-first century United States, places high value on wellness and life and tends to view suicide with horror, shame and antagonism. On the other hand, the Japanese culture has historically viewed some suicides as honor-saving acts or patriotic feats. read more

Persnickety The Laughing Baboon

By: Sybil Shearin | 2011-08-01 | Childhood education
Persnickety was a big baboon. He stood almost six feet tall and weighed well over one hundred pounds on a bad day. He was eating daily and gaining weight as fast as he could. He wanted to be bigger and tougher than his older brothers and sisters. He was well on his way of becoming one of the world's largest monkeys. However the most unusual thing about Persnickety was his funny nature and his ability to laugh and almost anything. read more

Assisted Suicide

By: Angelus Mykeal Xayne | 2011-04-28 | Self help
This is an personal article on my personal views and feelings on Assisted Suicide. read more

Tomorrow is Tomorrow

By: Jen Cooper | 2010-03-30 | Motivation
Most self-help books will tell you when you are feeling bad to remind yourself that tomorrow is another day. And so it is. But if you expect that tomorrow will be any different from today, and then continue to do the same things and think the same thoughts, then you are in for a sad surprise. read more

Discovering One Advertising Tendency

By: Herb Reinhard | 2010-07-30 | Advertising
When seeing a billboard saying that "Bigger is Better, when it comes to advertising", I kniow they were trying to sell billboards. Yet, the saying also implies that many advertisingsalespeople try to use to sell advertising space and many contractors tend to believe. read more

Gucci newest tendency

By: gucci shoes | 2010-11-20 | Clothing
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There Is A Tomorrow

By: mark19 | 2011-01-28 | Arts & Entertainment
There is no day like today when starting a fitness lifestyle. But there is a tomorrow after having done so. read more

Slowly Committing Suicide

By: Phyllis Ward | 2010-03-29 | Health & Fitness
Adrian Rogers went on to say, if we don't take care of our bodies, we are slowly committing suicide. He's absolutely right! What are the side effects (over time) of overeating, under eating, processed foods, or any other pollutant that doesn't belong in our bodies? read more

Laugh and Live Longer

By: Paul Radkowski | 2010-03-30 | Health & Fitness
We all need laughter in our lives. Look at Ed McMahon from the Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson, who recently died at 86 years of age. He was part of a world that kept us all laughing. He had many struggles in his life, huge issues, especially in his latter years. We all have a choice, "use to soothe" or tap into other coping mechanisms like laughter, friends and other healthier options. read more

Suicide: An Afterlife Perspective

By: Afterlife Phil G | 2011-01-08 | New age
"What happens when we die from suicide?" This is a common question asked of Medium Phil G. Here he shares his understanding, based on conversations with persons who have passed away due to suicide. Whilst it is NOT from a health professional perspective, it has helped some realize they can cope, and there is an inner strength available to all who ask. read more

Cremation Tackling Teen Suicide

By: Joshua Johnson | 2009-09-08 | Time Management
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The tendency of android tablet

By: springisnotlate | 2011-03-31 | Computer
According the phenomenon of every factory, they chose android system in tablet is a big problem. Apple has its advantage, because they have their own operating system. But to other PC Cumser, tablet use android system. And android system is only suitable for cell phone, which could chat or watch movies on the internet, ordineray office work, simple games. read more

Suicide Prevention

By: Tammy Stoner | 2010-04-03 | Self Improvement
Teenage suicide is preventable when people learn to recognize the warning signs. Often teenagers present the warning signs to people closest to them. Unfortunately by the time a teenager that is feeling suicidal gets to a trained mental health professional, it can be too late. read more