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1. Thirteen Days in October: The Cuban Missile Crisis In the summer of 1962, the Soviet Union dispatched a fleet of commercial cargo ships filled with nuclear missiles, launchers and anti-aircraft guns--all under false manifests--across the Atlantic Ocean to Fidel Castro's Cuba. Forty thousand Sovi...
2. How To Fix Your Broken Relationship Your broken relationship has made your days endless... nights impossible. You know the only thing that will make your life whole again ... that will stop the pain and confusion .. is getting your love back in your life. Don't despair. No matter wh...
3. Conflict in Organizations I am creating this lens as a resource to people in organizations who feel conflict is a bad, destructive thing. I know it can cause problems, but that is only because we don't collectively know how to deal with it more effectively. Here I will provid...
4. Saddam Hussein News|How the U.S. Found Saddam Hussein How did the United States find Saddam Hussein hidden by a small remote farmhouse some 12 kilometers south of Tikrit? This is the story of how one unknown American hero set up Saddam Hussein for capture.
5. NaNoWriMo - Crash Course for Writing a Novel in 30 Days NaNoWriMo is short for "National Novel Writing Month" (the "National" in the title has been rendered obsolete; NaNoWriMo is now a worldwide phenomenon). Every November tens of thousands of people from around the world aim to prod...
6. Managing Absenteeism and Tardiness: Make People Want to Come to Work! Managing Absenteeism and Tardiness (Make People Want To Come To Work) Clint Maun, CSP The absence rate for American businesses has been unchanged for the last 40 years... approximately 3% of the workforce is absent on any given day. However, healt...
7. Vetfriends.com-Honoring our Military & Veterans www.VetFriends.com salutes thanks and supports all of our military brothers and sisters, past and present, living and deceased. Your bravery, sacrifice and service has protected the American people, our freedoms and our great country. Thank you. Car...
8. Preparation for Negotiation What ever you do, you'll do it better, faster and with more success if you are well prepared for it! Preparation is, in negotiation, as well in most things in life, extremely important. Master negotiators spend huge amount of time gathering informat...
9. David Dent When David Dent decided to become an author, he had no idea he would be merging the world of religion and business.  Formally educated as an economist, David earned his Bachelors and Masters degree from McMaster University in Hamilton Ontario.&n...
10. World War 2 Photographs The World War 2 took place between 1939 and 1945 and the World War 2 pictures that are available are both fascinating and scary at the same time. They were fascinating because most of them showed off the technology that was applied during that period...
11. Creating a Character Plot without characters to give it life is merely a recitation of activity, and characters without plot to give them meaning go nowhere. The best way to learn about your characters is to throw them into the plot and see what they do, what they say, a...
12. Middle East: The Biggest Puzzle Ever Opinions I gather from reading the news, from Jerusalem to Beirut; from Washington to Palestine, seems to me a consensus that conflicts in the Middle East are as a giant puzzle that can never be put together. This leaves me thinking people in all the...
13. Resolve a dispute through Email? with a friend, college, customer or your boss When you are in an e-mail argument, it is very hard to get out of it again. This lens will tell you a few of the things to watch out for when trying to mend relationships through e-mail. I learned this lesson the hard way in a quarrel with a teacher...
14. Getting on Better with Business Partners - Relationships and Conflict How many times have you heard "never get into partnership, you'll regret it", probably several, maybe even a couple of "I told you so" comments too. This lens aims to provide some practical advice on conflict management between business partners or o...
15. How to Stop a Conflict Before it Starts Many potential conflicts can be stopped before they escalate by applying a concept known as preventative mediation. Learn how to stop conflicts before they start to escalate. Learn to recognize potential workplace and personal conflicts and to take...
16. There Is No Solution It is time for a complete alternative, because we recognize there is no solution to our problems here. How many problems are there in this world to be solved, and on how many levels? If you look at it, isn't it obvious that no one is able to solve t...
17. The Osgoode Trilogy - Award Winning Legal Mystery Thrillers When Mary E. Martin said goodbye to changing diapers and saw a lull in her legal practice, she put pen to paper and discovered an outlet to her endless fascination with what humans go through. Using her years of experiencing in the legal system, Marti...
18. Write Fiction Without Rules It's natural when beginning fiction writing to want to learn the rules of the craft. Rules can give us security and credibility. In writing, though, rules are a two-sided coin. It is essential for any writer hoping for success to spend time learning...
19. Workplace Conflict Resolution Going to work daily and struggling with deadlines and other factors is hectic enough, but having to deal with conflict at work makes things even more complicated. Conflict between employees and each other, conflict with customers and conflict with ma...
20. Resolving Staff Conflict Here I share what I have learn't when dealing with staff conflict over the years. When I have a problem with a staff member, how can I address the issue at hand without creating a rift between the staff and myself? I have to still keep working with t...