http://www.MomArticles.com en-us http://www.MomArticles.com N/A editor@momarticles.com Fri, 04 Jul 2008 09:23:44 CDT 20 http://www.MomArticles.com/blogs/10/Entrepreneur-Blog-Honest-Entrepreneur-Ideas-and-Information.html First as an Entrepreneur I`m tired of the promises that we find on the net from the so called Online Marketing Gurus and we get absolutely nothing of value but a bunch of mumbo-jumbo. You will get the most Honest, Truthful, Simplest and to the Point Ideas and Information that I can find.The Entrepreneurship Blog is my mini-journal about Honest Entrepreneur Ideas and Information. ...lets you know when new pages have been added to the web site. ...keeps you up to date with other ideas and information concerning ideas to become an entrepreneur. To subscribe to my Entrepreneurship blog (no e-mail necessary), right-click on the orange RSS button (see buttons to the left) and then paste the URL into your RSS reader. 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With all the garbage our teens have to wade through I thought I'd throw this out there for parents of teens so you don't stand in the way of what could be productive use of their time online. For more information you can checkout this article on Digg.com. Kathy C Sat, 29 Sep 2007 00:00:00 CDT http://www.MomArticles.com/blogs/8/Memorial-Day.html Don't forget about the men and women who have served or are serving this blessed country of ours today. My husband still gets choked up when here talks about the 4 days he spent in the hospital at Fort Meade in Maryland having surgery on his index finder to remove a tumor.He was 13 years old and the only civilian in the 40 bed room with soldiers who had recently returned from Vietnam. The worst part was the day in intensive care after surgery, with soldiers recovering from far more traumatic operations than his. The experience is one he'll never forget and his appreciation for what so many men and women have done so courageously will never wane.Please join us in saluting these soldiers today.Thank you!Kathy Kathy C Mon, 28 May 2007 00:00:00 CDT http://www.MomArticles.com/blogs/7/Diary-of-a-Last-and-Final-Flight-Home.html Diary of A Last and Final Flight Home  February 17, 2007,03:50 a.m.I was at curbside at 24th and M, Washington DC - 16 Degrees with a light breeze. Going home after my second week of freezing temps to my warm home in SoCal. Take a walk on the beach, ride a horse, climb a mountain and get back to living. I'm tired of the cold. 04:25paying the taxi fare at Dulles in front of the United Airlines counter, still cold. 04:50engaged the self-serve ticker machine and it delivers my ticket, baggage tag and boarding pass. Hmmm, that Marine over there is all dressed up in his dress blues a bit early this morning... "Good Morning Captain, you're looking sharp."  He says, "Thank you, sir." Pass Security and to my gate for a decaf coffee and 5 hours sleep. A quick check of the flight status monitor and UA Flt 211 is on time. I'm up fro nt, so how bad can that be? Hmmm, there's that same Marine. He must be heading to Pendleton to see his lady at LAX for the long weekend, all dressed up like that. Or maybe not. I dunno. The speaker system announces "Attention in the boarding area, we'll begin boarding in 10 minutes, we have some additional duties to attend to this morning, but we'll have you out of here on time." The Marine Captain has now been joined by five others. BINGO, I get it, he's not visiting his lady, he's an official escort. I remember doing that once, CACO duty.  I still remember the names of the victim and family, The Bruno Family in Mojave - all of them, wows, that was 24 years ago. On board, 06:00: "Good morning folks, this is the Captain. This morning we've been attending to some additional duties, and I apologize for being 10 minutes late for push back, but I believe we'll be early into LAX. This morning i t is m y sad pleasure to announce that 1st LT Jared Landaker, USMC will be flying with us to his Big Bear home in Southern California. Jared lost his life over the skies of Iraq earlier this month, and today we have the honor of returning him home along with his mother, father and brother. Please join me in making the journey comfortable for the Landaker family and their uniformed escort.  Now sit back and enjoy your ride. We're not expecting any turbulence until we reach the Rocky Mountain area, but we'll do what we can to ensure a smooth ride. For those interested, you can listen in to our progress on Channel 9." Click Channel 9: "Good morning UA 211. You are cleared to taxi, takeoff and cleared to LAX as filed." 4 hours and 35 minutes later over Big Bear MT, the AB320 makes a left roll, a steep bank and then one to the right-Nice touch. Nice tribute. Five minutes out from landing, the Captain comes on the s peaker : "Ladies and Gents, after landing I'm leaving the fasten seatbelt sign on, and I ask everyone to please yield to the Landaker family. Please remain seated until all members of the family have departed the aircraft. Thank you for your patience. We are 20 minutes early." On roll out, I notice red lights, emergency vehicles approaching. We're being escorted directly to our gate, no waiting, not even a pause. Out the left window, a dozen Marines in full dress blues. A true class act by everyone, down to a person. Way to go United Airlines for doing things RIGHT, Air Traffic Control for getting the message, and to all security personnel for your display of brotherhood. When the family departed the aircraft everyone sat silent, then I heard a lady say,"God Bless you and your family, and thank you." Then a somber round of applause.  The Captain read a prepared note from Mrs. Landaker to the effect, "Thank you all fo r your patience and heartfelt concern for us and our son. We sincerely appreciate the sentiment. It's good to have Jared home." After departing the a/c I found myself along with 30 others from our flight looking out the lobby window back at the plane. Not a dry eye. It was one of the most emotional moments I've ever experienced. We all stood there silently, and watched as Jared was taken by his honor guard to an awaiting hearse. Then the  motorcade slowly made it's way off the ramp. I realized I had finally seen the silent majority. It is deep within us all.  Black, Brown, White, Yellow, Red, Purple, we're all children, parents, brothers, sisters, etc - we are an American family. Official Report: February 7, 2007, Anbar Province, Iraq .  1st LT Jared Landaker United States Marine Corps, from Big Bear California, gave his live in service to his country. Fatally wounded when his CH-46 helicopter was shot down by enemy fire. Jared and his crew all perished. His life was the ultimate sacrifice of a grateful military family and nation. His death occurred at the same time as Anna Nicole Smith, a drug using person with a 7th grade education of no pedigree who dominated our news for two weeks while Jared became a number on CNN. And most unfortunately, Jared's death underscores a fact that we are a military at war, not a nation at war. It has been said that Marines are at war.  America is at the mall. 1st LT Landaker, a man I came to know in the sky's over America on 17 February 2007, from me to you, aviator to aviator, I am unbelievably humbled.  It was my high honor to share your last flight. God bless you.______________Thank you for reading this. It touched us and I wanted to share. Behind all the news of the deaths in Afghanistan and Iraq there are moms, dads, and families hurting. God Bless Them. Kathy C Mon, 30 Apr 2007 00:00:00 CDT http://www.MomArticles.com/blogs/5/Marriage-at-its-best.html Submitted by an anonymous author:------When our lawn mower broke and wouldn't run, my wife kept hinting tome that I should get it fixed.  But, somehow I always had somethingelse to take care of first, the truck, the car, playing golf - alwayssomething more important to me.Finally she thought of a clever way to make her point. When Iarrived home one day, I found her seated in the tall grass, busily snipping away with a tiny pair of sewing scissors. I watched silently for a shorttime and then went into the house. I was gone only a minute, and when I came out again I handed her a toothbrush. I said, "When you finish cutting the grass, you might as well sweep the driveway."The doctors say I will walk again, but I will always have a limp.Moral to this story:  Marriage is a relationship in which oneperson is always right, and the other is the husband.- anonymous Kathy C Fri, 13 Apr 2007 00:00:00 CDT http://www.MomArticles.com/blogs/4/Easter-egg-hunt-in-winter-coats.html One week we're all going to be under water because of global warming, as evidenced by the 80 degree weather in late March, and the next week our little man is running around hunting for Easter eggs in a winter coat! I fully expect to see the geese that have been flying overhead up to Maine (or wherever it is they end up) to pass over us at any minute cursing all the way as they head back down South. Anyhoo... I hope everyone had a nice holiday weekend whether you celebrate Easter or not. Now it's time to get back to work. And rearranging categories is work indeed. I'm trying to rearrange the categories into some logical fashion and it's frustratingly time consuming using this software. But, I'll keep plodding forward and hopefully end up with something that works well in helping you find the articles you're seeking quickly.Keep the suggestions coming!Thanks and have a great day,Kathy Kathy C Mon, 09 Apr 2007 00:00:00 CDT http://www.MomArticles.com/blogs/2/Welcome-to-the-new-MomArticlescom-site.html Thank you so much for stopping by our site. With thousands upon thousands of Websites for you to choose from we're thankful you stopped in for awhile. We're a wife and husband team and when we saw this site being offered for sale we thought it would be a great opportunity to try something new and perhaps even build the site into a useful one for moms and their families. The former owner, Wendy, has done a fantastic job getting the site to this point and we hope to do her, you, and ourselves proud.Initially we will spend a lot of time reviewing what is currently on the site and do some weeding to reduce the clutter and leave fewer, but on average a better quality of content. Yes, article directories like ours are great for helping Website owners increase their traffic and pagerank. By helping them we actually help ourselves in the process too. But, we really do want to offer quality content and to find ways to help authors who really know how to write articles worth sharing.If you have suggestions please, please, please, send them on. We will be appreciative.Lastly, we have 4 boys, Brian (18), Kevin (16), Dustin (14), and Colin (4.5), who nearly missed the bus! No, this does not make us experts by any stretch... it does, however, make us sympathetic!Thanks again for stopping in and if you are a repeat visitor or author THANK YOU for your continued support!David and Kathy C. Kathy C Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:00:00 CDT