Mark Warner

The Formula One Season has started oddly in 2010 with the best team actually scoring very few points. The results in the Malaysian Grand Prix set this correct as Sebastian Vettel led Mark Webber to a 1-2 finish.

They say home ownership is the great American dream. I think that has changed over the last 20 years or so. Now the great American dream is to lose some of the excess poundage we all seem to carry around. There are a lot of complex theories and plans for doing just that. After trying many of them, I've found one simple one that has made a huge difference – the food journal.

Formula 1 is all about technological brilliance in the cars. Sometimes, however, it is the driver who makes a gutsy call to overcome all the gadgetry and put on a winning performance. Such was the case with Jenson Button in the Australian Grand Prix.

The 2010 Formula One season is underway with the Bahrain Grand Prix being completed this weekend. It was supposed to be the start of a glorious season with some big teams all looking competitive and no less than four world champions on the starting grid. As is often the case, the race did not even closely live up to the hype.

The Formula One season is now well under way with the running of the Bahrain Grand Prix on March 14, 2010. The first race of the season is always a tell tale sign for what the season will look like. Let's take a look at what we learned.

Identity theft is such a hot crime these days that criminal rings will go to no end looking for ways to exploit it. A perfect example of this is the rather odd problem that is arising in Puerto Rico with birth certificates.

With the good comes the bad. With the explosion of the digital services age has come an explosion in a crime known as identity theft. It is now the fastest growing crime with an identity being stolen once every two seconds. That's 15 million a year and rising quickly.

The 2010 Formula One Season is just around the corner. It is a unique season. With the return of the all time winning world champion, Michael Schumacher, the field will boast four champions which should make for great racing. This is particularly true since two are on the same team. Let's take a look.

It is often said that the political climate in the United States is poisoned. Partisanship is dead on all fronts and woe are we! Well, the truth of the matter is that political bust ups have happened throughout history and happen in just about every county regardless of the type of government or issue at hand. Still, the recent vote in Iceland one the Icesave repayment proposal has proven that people can unite!

The cost of health insurance is sky rocketing in many parts of the country. The question for many people is why is this so? There are a number of reasons, but one of the big ones boils down to the basics of capitalism – competition.