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More #Colleges Offering Free #Tuition
by MonteR on June 24, 2016I just read on my newsfeed (under money) an article by Craig Warga written for #Bloomberg listing 21 colleges with free tuition. Of course, he missed four major schools that offer free tuition. Some o ... more
#FAA Rules for #Drones that Weren’t Considered
by MonteR on June 22, 2016The new FAA rules that govern the use of drones include operators keeping drones in sight at all times, flying drones only in daylight and height and speed restrictions. However, there are several rul ... more
Man Rules
by MonteR on June 20, 2016I didn’t write these and I don’t know the author, but a friend of mine shared them with me and I thought them too good not to share. Enjoy! Man Rules – author unknown. At last a guy has ta ... more
Father’s Day: Reconciling with Your Father
by MonteR on June 16, 2016I wanted to write something about Father’s Day, but the truth is I don’t have any great memories of my biological father from my childhood. My mother and father divorced when I was six. My mother ... more
June 14 is the Army’s Birthday
by MonteR on June 14, 2016The Army has defended out nation for 241 years. It has changed many times trying to keep up with new doctrine, strategy, tactics and technology. It has fought many wars and battles over the years. Th ... more
The 10 through 20 Things You Should Never, Ever Leave in the Car
by MonteR on June 10, 2016I just read on my newsfeed an article from Reader’s Digest about the 9 Things You Should Never, Ever Leave in the Car. It mentioned medications, electronics, sunscreen, water bottles, handbags, glas ... more
The Hoarding of Hate
by ElizabethFisher on June 14, 2016Sometimes shit happens and I feel compelled to “go there,” to speak my mind. And so… To me it seems things have taken a turn in the U.S. that’s unlike anything I’ve seen over the past ha ... more
How to Respect the Flag
by MonteR on June 12, 2016June 14 is Flag Day. The following was written by Lynn M. Peterson, an Army Retirement Services Program Manager. I thought it worth repeating on flag day. Do you know the proper conduct when the Un ... more
Too Many Sub-plots
by MonteR on June 06, 2016I like to watch TV. However, lately my favorite shows seem to have added so many sub-plots that it’s hard to keep them straight. There’s a sub-plot for each relationship. Here’s an example of a ... more
Reflections on Visiting #Colorado
by MonteR on June 03, 2016Last week I went to Colorado Springs to attend my grandson’s high school graduation and my oldest son’s retirement from the Air Force. I have a couple of observations. I never saw a calorically ... more