Phil Robertson

Phil Robertson
How to Get Joy When Your Spouse Is Dying (An Answer to Pat Robertson)
by
Dr. Paul Dean
Perhaps no recent statement has better captured so glaringly the bent of our culture than Pat Robertson's advice to a man whose wife has Alzheimer's: "he should divorce her and start all over again." This counsel has generated great outrage and much scrutiny
to be sure. But it's that same cruel sentiment of self-centeredness that underlies most of the decisions we make and attitudes we take in this culture as a whole and in our everyday lives as individuals.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Get-Joy-When-Your-Spouse-Is-Dying-(An-Answer-to-Pat-Robertson)
id=6589970 - Sep 27, 2011
Nothing Could Be Grander
by
Joey R Hanf
Curtis Granderson had one of the best games of his career, as the New York Yankees ousted the Minnesota Twins by a score of 7-6. Not everything was so grand however, as Phil Hughes had another lackluster start.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Nothing-Could-Be-Grander
id=7013437 - Apr 19, 2012
Milk - Good, Bad or Just Plain Wrong?
by
Phil J Robertson
Who should you listen to? Is milk really bad for your health? Why is it so freely accepted that we should drink it as part of a healthy diet?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Milk---Good,-Bad-or-Just-Plain-Wrong?
id=5851120 - Feb 03, 2011
Guns, Ammo, and Product Managers
by
Dr. Jim Anderson
So there you are: the product manager for a boring product. How often have you caught yourself gazing longingly over at one of those iPhones, Kindles, or some other such highly desirable product and though to yourself "Now why couldn't I be the Product Manager for a cool product like that?" I have one message for you - get over it.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Guns,-Ammo,-and-Product-Managers
id=3436396 - Dec 16, 2009
Hot Tub Time Machine - The Water is Hot - What About the Plot?
by
Shawn Du'Mmett
Hot Tub Time Machine is definitely not in the same league as H. G. Wells. Written by Josh Heald, Sean Anders and John Morris with a catchy title that really says it all - it is a hot tub, it is a time machine. It enabled them to catch and compare the feel and morality of the eighties and give you a humorous story about friendship. Here is the full detailed plot of the story.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Hot-Tub-Time-Machine---The-Water-is-Hot---What-About-the-Plot?
id=4172181 - Apr 24, 2010
Duck Dynasty Clan's Insights For Wholesaling Houses
by
Sean Terry
What advice and lessons do the Robertson clan, stars of reality TV show Duck Dynasty have for investors wholesaling houses today? The Robertson family may be known for large homes and estates, and may even own far more than most realize, but the most recent episode of the show revealed a whole other side to the clan and how many feel about the world of real estate. Duck Commander CEO Willie Robertson recently hooked his parents up with a Realtor to go house hunting.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Duck-Dynasty-Clans-Insights-For-Wholesaling-Houses
id=8171505 - Dec 10, 2013
Why Hogan Hated Carnoustie
by
Jack Moorehouse
Why Hogan Hated Carnoustie
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-Hogan-Hated-Carnoustie
id=658196 - Jul 24, 2007
1976 - The Year In Music
by
Darren Robbins
Three words: Frampton Comes Alive. Journeyman UK rocker Peter Frampton scores a ginormous hit with this live double-album, spending 10 weeks at #1 and becoming the best-selling album of 1976.
http://ezinearticles.com/?1976---The-Year-In-Music
id=899350 - Dec 27, 2007
History Of The PRS Guitar
by
Johnny Stall
The PRS Guitar Company was established in 1985 by luthier and musician Paul Reed Smith. Paul built his first guitar when he was challenged by his music professor to build one for some extra credits, while he was attending the St. Mary's College of Maryland. Paul did an amazing job on his first guitar and got an "A" from his professor in return. This made him realize his passion for building guitars and decided to pursue his dream and make guitars for a living.
http://ezinearticles.com/?History-Of-The-PRS-Guitar
id=1198187 - May 23, 2008
My Top 10 Classic Rock Bands!
by
Enrico Monsanto
Ever since I can remember, I've always been drawn to the energy of rock music. My mind-opening moment was during my growing years when my uncle would blast their cassette stereo with strains from The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" tape. This was in the early 1980's by the way and I wasn't even 10 years old then. I became amazed, when I thought about it years later, how a 1967 Beatles album would still sound good, even after decades have passed.
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