CrossFit Unity’s Beast Wars Promote Friendly Athletic Competition to Benefit Local Animal Rescue Groups.
On September 22, CrossFit Unity, located in Seabrook, Texas, hosted its first ever CrossFit Competition.
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Our Stake in their Struggle
- 30 September 2012
- By Dr. Farid Noie
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Extremism, the squeaky wheel, and pro-American Muslims.
Last month was a particularly eventful month as Europe continued to struggle its way through stabilizing the euro and multiple downgrades. Here at home, unemployment rates reminded us once again that economic recovery, while in progress, is not yet up to par.
Nuke Our Energy Policy
- 03 September 2012
- By Dr. Farid Noie
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Scientific data speaks loudly in favor of change!
Lately, there has been a lot of anxiety and many questions about the sharp rise in fuel prices and our energy policy. Fossil fuel and coal are the two main sources of energy in the United States and the world.
Milk…Does It Do a Body More Harm Than Good?
- 30 July 2012
- By Dr. Farid Noie
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Calcium, pH, bone loss, lobbyists, federal funding and our health.
"When you hear the word osteoporosis, what's the first word that comes to your mind? If you said "Milk" then the American Dairy Association has done its job"
The Hijacking of American Democracy
- 05 July 2012
- By Dr. Farid Noie
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Trends continue to allow dollars, not voters, to elect our leaders.
In the summer of 2008, a 90-minute political documentary, produced by the conservative group Citizens United, was scheduled for release during the Democratic Party presidential primaries.
Let’s Shoot for the Moon
- 31 May 2012
- By Dr. Farid Noie
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As American jobs are outsourced, consider a new paradigm that celebrates mastery of skills and innovation.
Problem
As the world becomes more and more connected, many American workers—both blue- and white-collar—have watched their jobs migrate outside our borders.
The Land Of The Free
- 01 May 2012
- By Dr. Farid Noie
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During the early part of my college years I under-appreciated the importance of subject matters such as history, art, music and philosophy. In my mind, I was an engineer in training who deals with facts and hard evidence—as opposed to what "once was" or abstract thinking.
