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When asked by the EPA what question I'd ask the public about the environment I had to respond like this:  Read More »

Earlier I mentioned that the way a person handles their diet reflects a lot on how they develop their economics. NOW, I want to analyze a diet down to another perspective, that of the societal world view.  Read More »

Did you ever think that economics was a lot like your diet?  Read More »

According to Garofalo, someone who has been influenced by alcohol may be lacking to common trait of pity. Lack of the pity trait allows one to forget to feel upset about the idea of injury to another person. They’ve grown numb to the idea, because there is no pity in them (Criminal Theory p 23).  Read More »

The Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) is put together from voluntary reporting by police agencies once an offense has been reported. The agencies report arrests made for the crimes, victim’s demographic status (age, sex, religion, race, marital status, etc), and the place that the crime took place. Expanded forms also show hate crime statistics and homicides against police.  Read More »

I was reading the March 2007 Edition of Canoe & Kayak magazine, in particular article about people coming to find the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, a once thought extinct species that had been found among the wetland forests of Arkansas a few years back. The article was about some canoers who decided to take a huge hiking trip to site the bird themselves.  Read More »

Internet scam artists are becoming more and more prevalent in the arena of Cyber Crime. Police use an example of a male named Perdeep Singh who advertised the rental of a 3 bedroom house and obtained $2,400 each from 33 different families and then fled the scene.  Read More »