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The Secret To Finding Your Soulmate by Bill Knell Over the years It wasn't unusual for me to hear a guy or girl say, “I've finally met my soulmate”. That usually said after one or more divorces and tons of breakups in their lives. Women are somewhat jealous of newbies who say they have found their true love on the first try and sometimes attempt to do the same. Men tend to marry later these days hoping that their relationships wheel of fortune will give them a winner.  All this is complicated by the tsunami of video posts. Most are by women of all ages hoping to find that special guy; golddiggers seeking guys who will send money now and ask questions later; and spring chickies looking for a quicky (young girl's looking to get laid). Men have very male attitudes when it comes to making videos thinking that by showing off their nice rides, nice jobs, nice muscles and awesome tatoos, they will attract the girl or girls they want. Those not interested in doing video...

Excessive Body Hair… A Hairy Subject Affected By Changing Views by Bill Knell Excessive body hair has been an issue for as long as I can remember. As kids, it affected girls with hairy forearms more than boys; especially girls with dark hair colors. Those lucky enough to be blonds tended to get a pass from curious onlookers unless they had a forest growing on their arms. When it came to what happened in grammar school, even the prettiest girls got stigmatized because of their arm or leg hair. In sixth grade I knew a twelve year old girl named Sarah who used to skip school because she was teased so bad about the hair on her arms and legs. She kept begging her mom to let her shave her legs. Finally, mom gave in and provided Sarah with what she needed to shave and showed her how to do it. She also started shaving her forearms. Some girls came up with some interesting fixes for excessive forearm hair. They wore long sleeve tops year round, never went to the beach wh...

Employment Contract Nightmares For All Employees  by Bill Knell I would guess that most people who are handed an employment contract to sign, along with a pen to sign it (or more likely a shaded area on a screen), take a quick look, say “Looks OK to me” and approve it. Well, what you don't know can really hurt you. Unread contracts contain unknown dangers. From a fast food worker to a corporate executive, everyone can easily get stung…bad! The problem is that a fast food worker probably hasn't been trained to properly examine and vet a contract. He or she also isn't likely to have a lawyer who can. Having majored in Business Administration, I slugged through several Business Law courses whose prime focus was on contracts. Looking back, I'm glad I did because what I learned helped me to help myself and others.  Case in point; A friend of mine was a Chef in a Michelin Star restaurant about twenty years ago. He took the job because his father-in-law...