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Jim Ross, a University of Missouri-Columbia graduate went to a keyboard and let the words flow through his fingertips. Lifetime Loser is his first novel. Creative energies will dictate whether or not another story is to be told. Visit Lifetime Loser.

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Civil Justice Versus The Criminal Justice System
How has the American justice system transformed so amazingly over the last few decades? The answer could be a very complex problem to identify. Are these changes due to an increasingly larger number of attorneys that have entered the marketplace? Is it because the burden of proof is so undeniably different... Read
By: Jim Ross | 10/05/2008 | Law
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How That Novel Idea Becomes A Novel
One day you wake up and announce to the world that you would like to write a novel. Pardon the pun, but that is a novel idea. At some point in time that is what everyone dreams about. Let's face it; we all have a story to tell, don't we? In... Read
By: Jim Ross | 10/05/2008 | Writing
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The Phenomenon Of Golf Grows
The popularity of the game of golf has skyrocketed since the early nineteen nineties in the United States. There are a multitude of reasons for this phenomenon. Perhaps the main reason may be the aging of the baby boomers. However, another factor to not overlook is the social benefit that... Read
By: Jim Ross | 06/05/2008 | Sports and Fitness
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What Is The Lure Of The Game Of Golf?
Have you ever stopped to think what it is about golf that you like so much? Some people would say that it allows them to enjoy a form of exercise that is not quite so strenuous as running or jogging on the treadmill or pedaling on the exercise bike. Others would... Read
By: Jim Ross | 06/05/2008 | Sports and Fitness
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Writing A Book Is The Easy Part
All of your life imaginary ideas have been floating around in your mind and one day you decide to unleash that creativity and write a book. What a wonderful thought. You go to the keyboard and put the first sentence onto a blank piece of paper. The first sentence soon... Read
By: Jim Ross | 06/05/2008 | Writing