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I ran a tax-exempt charitable trust from 1977 until 2001, when I decided to shut it down and give away the assets worth half a million dollars. Here are some basic rules.... keep reading

Are they loading extra work on you? What is your reaction? Grin and Bear it?... keep reading

I know what the solution is at my end: Firefox The Webmaster had better find out what is wrong at his end.... keep reading

A replay of this video led off on "Today" on August 7. Cramer really sounds terrified.... keep reading

A tax-exempt entity cannot legally promote a political candidate. LRC was strongly behind Ron Paul. The umbilical cord had to be severed.... keep reading

For the historical record, I have posted the document here.... keep reading

Here is a fine description of what a calling can mean in a person's life. I hope you have something to match this. I also hope it pays well.... keep reading

It is incredible to me how many senior managers don't have a clue as to what their Web site says or operates. They are throwing away their future. Cinsider this example.... keep reading

No one else has told you this version. Make up your own mind. It hinges on the tapes. Why were they made, who made them, and how did the prosecutors know exactly where on each tape the incriminating evidence was?... keep reading

When Muhammed can't afford to go to the mountain... keep reading

I have blazed the path. Now it's your turn.... keep reading

Their parents put their money where their mouths are. This will pay off over the next 60 years.... keep reading

This is Part 2.... keep reading

Billy Graham's son Franklin has taken over his father's ministry. I think this is a major advance.... keep reading

Linda Ronstadt and Bob Warford -- I knew Bob well and Linda a little. This, you have got to see. I just found it. Hooray for YouTube.... keep reading

Geeks really expect humans to respond to their code as if we were digits. And geeks aren't always that good with digits. Here is a classic case.... keep reading

Jay Abraham has posted a tremendous tool on-line for free: 300 Case Studies of real-world applications of marketing principles. If you are in business, you must download them and read them.... keep reading

Snopes says this one is real. Details inside.... keep reading

My wife and I had been married for two years. I was working for my father-in-law. I was making $1,000 a month, with no health care insurance and no retirement program. (To see what $1,000 was in... keep reading

If you do what I did, it will change your life, too . . . for the better.... keep reading

Busing preceded the Boston school crisis by a quarter of a century. I was caught in an earlier version.... keep reading

This question bothers a lot of people, including successful people. Here, I outline the basics.... keep reading

Same old hypocrisy. Same old politics of plunder. Same old results.... keep reading

The Duke case was a travesty of justice. If the perpetrators go unpunished, this will send a signal to courts: politically correct lynching by government and the media is acceptable.... keep reading

We all need a little cheering up. This may make your day.... keep reading

I don't get excited about national politics, but if I did, I would promote this 10-point platform for political reform.... keep reading

If you are thinking of putting together a commercial CD-ROM of useful books, you need to find out if these books are still protected by copyright law. Find out how to do this.... keep reading

I cannot believe that everyone hasn't figured this out, but they haven't. Here is a case study of failure.... keep reading

C. Fred Bergsten is one of the most important economic advisors around. He is a Council of Foreign Relations honcho. And, like all other honchos, he isn't minding the store. Too busy. Too important. Munchkins take care of the details. Like this.... keep reading

Here is how I used snipurl.com before my site's software was updated to allow me to create my own short URLs.... keep reading