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The King, Pastor Bob Joyce, and the Clock on the Wall
A small-town pastor with a familiar voice fuels a decades-old legend. Is he Elvis? As time runs low, the line between his gospel and the myth blurs while the clock keeps ticking...for now.
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The Great Penny Buyback
The penny often gets a bad rep. People either love them or hate them, but of course they cost a ton of money to make them, which is why the U.S. is considering getting rid of them altogether. Still, I think they may be worth saving, and there may be a way to do it.
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Student Loan Debt Into Retirement? What the Heck Is Going on Here?
As the covid-era suspension of efforts to collect on student loan debt comes to a halt, we've got some big questions here that we ought to be asking, rather than the ones we are now. Something seems very wrong that is happening, and no one seems to be really paying attention to that.
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From Graceland to Benton: Could Pastor Bob Joyce Be Elvis?
As with any good mystery, the idea of Elvis Presley having faked his death has always had lots of twists and turns and potentially credible ideas about it. Just when you thought the theory was laid to rest, along comes Pastor Bob Joyce and there's new hope the King is alive and well.
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Misunderstanding Trump's Words: Fact vs. Fiction
Why do we misinterpret Trump's words so often? Between media rhetoric and public discourse, we're essentially putting words in his mouth to fit personal agendas, disregarding the truth. Will we stop distorting the narrative and return to rational thinking?
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What Are the Drones Doing Over Our Heads?
Despite reassurances, the mystery of the drones over New York and New Jersey has imaginations running wild. Until we have some answers, it's anyone's guess why they are there and what they are up to, leaving growing public concern and speculation.
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American Manufacturing Is About More Than Just Jobs
Bringing back American manufacturing is critical to American society in more ways than just economic ones. In order for America to succeed it needs the ability to make things, not only for the stability and good jobs it provides, but for national security as well.
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When Innovation Meets Frustration: The Downside of Kiosk Ordering at Taco Bell
Taco Bell's shift to kiosk ordering aims to streamline processes, but it lacks the personal touch of traditional service, potentially alienating customers. Effective customer service should enhance the experience, not complicate it. Taco Bell must balance innovation with customer satisfaction.
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Why Not Own the Company You Work For?
Understanding wealth and ownership can greatly affect your financial outlook. Embrace ownership, shift your mindset, and unlock opportunities beyond salary limitations.
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Deep in the Darkness by Michael Laimo: A Book Review
Ivan S. Graves delves into the chilling and atmospheric elements that define Michael Laimo's work in his review of Laimo's reprinted novel, "Deep in the Darkness," published by Crossroad Press.
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The Harris Propaganda Strategy is in Full Force
It should be on everyone's mind, the remarkable reversal of who Kamala Harris was before and who she is now, and how swiftly so many people have accepted who she is now is who she really is.
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So, Kennedy is Out: Now What?
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announced dropping out of the presidential race and endorsed Trump. But what does it mean for America and what impact will it have on our election in November? What can Americans take away from this profound moment in history in the discourse of American politics?
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Donald Trump Would Be Good for Rivian
Companies like Rivian have a much better opportunity to succeed when they are operating under real demand and market conditions rather than through government mandate. I lay out my opinion why I think Rivian can better perform and succeed as a company with a Trump administration.
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What if Bob Joyce Really Was the King of Rock and Roll?
Whoever Pastor Bob Joyce really is, his story rekindles the imagination for many people that the King of Rock and Roll never really died, and the legend, and the legacy lives on through him.
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So What if the System May be Rigged, You Can Beat It
The system might be the biggest challenge in life we face going up against, and it may well seem rigged. But it is not something we cannot beat the hell out of if we try.
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Our Machines Can Make Us Crazy
Sometimes things just don't go as planned, and you can never underestimate the power of a machine to make grown men do stupid things.
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Are We Shooting Ourselves in the Foot On Purpose?
Throughout life there are constant tells and examples of things gone wrong, and yet we seem to ignore all of it. Getting out of the confines of the system does not require the system to change. It requires us to change how we operate within it.
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From Words to Wealth: Making Money Writing Online
The biggest hurdle is finding your audience, but once you do, the payoff can be big. I offer an anecdotal example of time and patience being important parts of the path to making money writing and pursuing other efforts online, as well as offer some advice for those who are seeking an online career.
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Did President Biden Suggest America Is At War?
In Biden's State of the Union address he compared our current time as one not unlike Hitler's march in 1941. His conclusions are clear, that Donald Trump will lead the nation to fire and brimstone. His words, carelessly delivered, should give us all pause.
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Starving Those Dagnabbed Dandelions
Sometimes life can be chock full of despair and insanity. A vignette of a man overcome by dandelions only to be confronted by the agony of defeat, but who never gives up.
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Trump's NATO Comment May Be Off Color But Still Right
Trump's words may not even sit exactly right with all of his supporters. But it's the message that matters more than what he said, and I think it is important for Americans to fully understand not only what that message is, but what is at stake for us if allied nations don't pay their fair share.
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James Carville Thinks Biden Skipping the Super Bowl is a Bad Idea
You don't have to be a liberal to understand or even agree with a guy like James Carville. But on the question of why Biden decided not to do a pre-game interview for the 2nd year in a row, he makes some valid observations I think voters on both sides should consider as well.
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Delicious Beer Battered Fish Fry
A quick, easy and delicious beer battered fish fry batter recipe that you can't go wrong with the next time you want to beer battered fish or anything else for that matter.
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The Biden Inflation Catalyst
Certainly, there are myriad factors as to what causes inflation to occur. Do presidents have a role? Most certainly they do, although they do not necessarily directly impact inflation, fiscal and other policies absolutely do. So, how can we tell Biden is the man behind the inflation we have now?
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Amazon Continues to Blow It Out of the Park
Amazon posted stellar 4th quarter results. So, where does it go from here and what does it mean for investors of the stock?
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A Ridiculous Strategy: Trump As Dictator
It's the latest in the effort of the Democrats and the media to paint Trump as a dictator, and I think it not only backfires. It's a ridiculous thing to suggest and I think the American people aren't as naive as some would like to believe.
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How to Build a Stash of Holiday Cash
The Christmas season is a time for having joyous good tidings, not worrying about how much it will all cost and how you will pay for it. Here's a fun little game you can play to stash away almost $1000 to make your season a little bit brighter and less stressful.
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How to Make Money Just Makes Money
Do you ever feel like a dog chasing its tail when it comes to money? While this article won't offer you the Holy Grail of getting out of money issues, it WILL give you better insight into why you are seeking certain types of content, and how you can change the way you look for it—and what to find.
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Pain Ahead in the Construction Industry
Signs of cracks in the construction industry already appearing to show. So, what does this mean for 2024? I offer my simple, common-sense analysis to coming trouble ahead for construction.
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Is Walmart a Buying Opportunity?
Walmart stock tumbles in trading after a stellar earnings report. Is it time to buy more shares or sell it?
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Are You Really a Smart Shopper?
When it comes to the term frugal, for most people it is simply a word and something they tell themselves they are. But when you break down most shopper's habits who say they are frugal, the reality is that they are not.
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The Writer's Life
Writing is mostly a labor of love with some sprinkles of money in between. But regardless of whether a writer does it for a living or not, it is a passion that must be done and as important as the beating heart.
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Getting Started With a Youtube Channel
The first step to getting started on YouTube is to just get started. Here are some helpful thoughts and tips on how to be well on your way to YouTube success and a potential career creating content.
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How To Live Off of Dividends
Retiring early and living entirely off your dividends from investments is a realistic goal that can be achieved if you take the time to learn and understand the mechanics of accomplishing it.
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Too Old To Serve? Thoughts About 2024
In 2024 our choice is not as clear as it appears. Are we picking a president or a running mate?
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An Examination of the Writer and Platform Relationship
Content providers and platforms have a partnership more than anything that should be recognized and appreciated fully by both sides. Failure to understand this hurts writers and platforms alike.
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Wyndham Diamond Member? So What?
There are really no perks at all to being a loyal Wyndham Hotels diamond member, so what's the point of being loyal at all?
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Ford is THE Automaker To Own
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After the Great Recession
The Great Recession Our most recent economic downturn is being called the Great Recession. We're just now starting to finally see some signs that we are in a recovery mode. Still, we have a long way to go to really see any real results, and...
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Forget Ragú, Spaghetti Sauce From Scratch Is Easy
Forget the jar sauces. This spaghetti sauce recipe is super easy to make, and absolutely delicious. Every time I have offered it up to family and friends I get loads of compliments.