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| Gean Cary Junginger, Jr. |
| Remember, we live in a great land where a lot of fun can be had and we should not have to work so hard that we cannot enjoy it from time to time. |
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| One Simple Political Rule to remember if you want to prosper or even last. (My Opinion Only) Do Not Ever Promote or Vote for Anything or Anyone who takes Rights Away From You, Votes Away From You, Money Away From You, and Simple Dignity Away from You. We should never have to apologize for who we are as lawyers. We built this country from the very beginning! Society would be lost without us. "Reforming" the legal system by tricking folks out of their rights, including their right to be represented by a good lawyer, does nothing in the long run except invite tyranny. Blaming lawyers and the justice system for society's ills is UnAmerican. |
| You need general Information to have an idea of what is going on around you to make informed decisions. Keep your eyes open and always do your own research. This website is informative and educational. |
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| If you like philosphy, check out the ThinkArete websight - click on the logo below. |
| I just wonder, how many people have been taken in by popular propaganda that the lawyers are out to cheat them, that they can effectively represent themselves, that they can get their legal advice and guidance from a "pro se co-ordinator", librarian, form - filler, "paralegal", policeman, probation officer, and that in doing so the will be just as successful and as if they had the valuable services as from a licensed lawyer. Do they believe that legislation, constitutional amendments, and bar rules that limit folk's rights in any way is good thing? I assume everyone reading this is a natural person and intelligent enough to work a computer. If this is true, you may also ask yourself "who is pushing these changes?", "who really benefits?" and "who is going to lose to that benefit?" If the answer to the second question is not you and the answer to the third question is you, you need to take a hard look at the answer to the first question. A good lawyer always puts his client's interest first. No other businessperson does that. Do you think the various branches of govenrment are as attentive to your rights and interest as your personal lawyer? Do not be afraid to let me know what you think! |
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| It is always good to get a fix of your temporal location, where you are in time because somewhere always has a very good relationship with "somewhen". We cannot stop time, we ignore it to our peril, so we might as well use it to our advantage. Note the date and time (Eastern Time, a.k.a. "New York Time" or more particulary "Ft. Pierce Time"): |
| News from various media is an inportant part of our personal information intake, not just for the information, but to help us analyze what other people may be thinking in reaction to it. This website includes news from various sources. Some articles may be redundant, some irrelevant, and some downright stupid, but since it is a free collection, lets see if they interest us: |
| Well remember to watch the time, it is getting late. |
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| Always keep your faith, your principles and your aspirations through all manner of adversity and through all trials and tribulations. |
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| "It is not the critic who counts, not that man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doers of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by the dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions and spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; and who, at worst if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat." -- Teddy Roosevelt |
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| This is just a pointer to help you find me on the world wide web, it is not advertisement and it is no reflection on a whole lot of reality. You should never be too quick to judge a man's metal on the quality of any web site, his or somebody elses. If the internet is the "world brain," then it also is full of inconsistencies, fantasy, missconceptions, vanity and of course a little bit of good stuff! There are a lot of idiots out there that actually make life changing decisions on the strength of a web page. Make your choices wisely and not too heavily reliant on a search engine. |
| Besides being many things, including a lawyer, mediator, arbitrator, scholar and general man of mystery, I at times resemble a politician, none of which is incompatible with religion and morals and if anyone cannot reconcile those for themselves, then they themselves need some self examination, not me. |
| One of the best things about the internet is that it can bring us together an dhelp us in ways that we never imagined before. some of my favorite things it can do is get us access to massive libraries of printed material so that we can taylor our own customized learning curriculums and it can also provide us with free software to make us much more productive. We can thus develop intelectual and productivity levels that we would otherwise have not been able to afford to aquire. |
| Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
“Suppose one took a paper and wrote down the number of times he succumbed to the vice of self-pity in a day. What a catalog of egotism it would be and what a revelation of character. On another page, one could write down those who were blamed for what was really our own fault. It could make one penitent, which means recognizing that the root of all our troubles lies within ourselves. How much do my neighbors have to put up with because of me, and how often does this self-pity stand in the way of God’s doing anything for me? I have so blocked up the cave of my mind that no light can enter. When the Master says to our Lazarus’ soul, wrapped in the trappings of egotism, ‘Come out,’we say, ‘No, I want to stay here in the grave of my inner discontent.’” |
