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Overdue Tribute to Bing

Bing Crosby, the man who "crooned" his way into the hearts of millions in "Pennies From Heaven" in the mid-1930s was "Swinging on a Star" by the 1940s. His "White Christmas" inspired GI's on the battlefields of World War II as well as their loved ones at home.

33 comments    entertainment movies music
Tilley Pond Park in Darien, Connecticut -- The Closest Thing to Paradise70

Darien Could Be Paradise

The not-so-sleepy little town of Darien has been dragged through the mud on more than one occasion over the years, but I have a plan to turn it into the world's Paradise. If I were the czar of Darien, its population and property values would skyrocket. This story tells you how!

14 comments    politics video hubpages
Students From Norwalk's Jefferson School66

City Housing Rules Must Be Thought Out

"The road to hell," somebody once said, "is paved with good intentions." The Norwalk Housing Authority's Draconian proposal to require tenants to turn over their children's report cards is a lame-brained scheme.

2 comments    education children politics
Financial Guru Steve Forbes ---- Flat Tax Proponent      Photo Credit Robyn Atkachunas71

A Flat Tax? Yes, But on Net Worth

Poor folk don't give the rich and powerful their due. We just kind o' keep making excuses for 'em, always thinking they must o' meant well, but they just can't get the square pegs in the round holes. We need a flat tax on net worth, not on income.

17 comments    money politics video
Riddick Bowe, right, defeats Evander Holyfield in 199568

Attention Military: About Face!

Why would a boxer who can make millions for a single prize fight want to give up his income, and his freedom, to become a Marine recruit? Riddick Bowe did just that! But it didn't make sense to me. And it didn't make sense either, when it was reported that he quit the Marines.

2 comments    politics sports video
The impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton in 1999, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist presiding. The House managers are seated beside the quarter-circular tables on the left and the president's personal counsel on the right, much in the fashion69

Just Say No to the Urge to Impeach

President Ford was right in 1998: Impeachment is whatever Congress says it is! But our founding fathers were uncommonly wise. They made the impeachment process difficult, thus making frivolous charges unlikely to stick.

4 comments    politics video hubpages
Richard Blumenthal65

Blumenthal Hits Target on This One

It seems to me that civic organizations and charities, which thrive on the goodheartedness of the people from whom they hope to gain financial (and volunteer) support, should be held to a higher standard than business organizations that merely provide a service.

4 comments    video hubpages news
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Is It Safe to Invest in Stocks?

Financial pundits can tick off dozens of strategies for winning in the market. Such advice ranges from the astrological alignment of the stars to environmentally correct stocks or mutual funds. I say, if you have spare funds, take the plunge -- but be careful!

26 comments    business advice finance
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Game Raises Questions

In August of 1986 a U.S. postal worker in Edmund, Okla., killed 15 colleagues. In the decade following incidents of "crazed mass violence" by postal workers took place at an alarming rate -- They even made a game about it!

6 comments    video hubpages news
Son of Sam (David Berkowitz)69

Too Many Ideas to Write About

Quick! If you were going to write a newspaper column today, what would you write about? My guess is you have a subject of particular interest that you often wish you could shout about from the rooftops. Personally, I have too many ideas to write about!

5 comments    fun politics music
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