Sharp LC60LE835U Quattron 60-inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D LED-LCD HDTV Review
The Sharp LC60LE835U is truly an incredible TV. It is huge television at 60 inches from one corner to the another. It should definitely be enough TV for almost anyone. It has incredible graphics and great picture quality. Another thing that is great about this TV is that it comes with 3D capability. 3D is the future in my opinion and with phone like the Evo 3D allowing people to video record and take pictures in 3D having a 3D... Read More
Wise Economic Decisions (Importance of Personally Avoiding Recessions) Part 1
This is the 1st part in a 4 part series which discusses the ideas of recessions and there devastating effects. It points out that well most peopleare destroyed in these terrible recessions some people actually thrive and become exceedingly wealthy. This paper tries to look at similarities between these entrepreneurs and hope to gain some insight from the past. My hope is that the reader will find this series interesting and helpful.... Read More
Kiva: Micro-Financing on Steroids!
Kiva is an incredible place where by the click of a button you can help someone across the world get access to money they never could have gotten before. Kiva is a micro financing site that connects you to people in need. Kiva users can look a thousands of micro-finance loans across the world. These are people who are applying for loans that conventional banks would never grant them because they are to poor and don’t have the collateral to... Read More
I Tied the Knot “I am a Married Man!”
The Big Announcement: In Generally Ford Jordan.com is not really a personal blog. I would like and always envisioned the website to have more of a professional feel to it. The topics on Ford Jordan.com are topics that I care deeply about, but the site has never been just a personal diary. This is something I have tried to stay away from, not that it would be the worst thing, just not what I wanted for my site. I wanted Ford Jordan.com... Read More
Jonah (and the Whale): A Biblical Study Guide
Author: The book does not mention who the author was, but tradition says that it was the prophet himself, Jonah. He was from Gath Hepher in Zebulun. People think this because it is very similar in style to that of the narratives about Elijah and Elisha. It is also possible that it just came from the same circle of prophetic writers that made accounts of those prophets (Barker 1387). Another theory is that the author lived long after this... Read More
American Imperialism vs. European Imperialism part 3
The main reason why U.S. imperialism differed so much from European imperialism is in the way the countries were formed. European countries had been around for close to a thousand years, and even newly formed nations like Germany believed that it was unifying a race established before Rome. This was not the case with the U.S. The U.S. had only been a nation for about 150 years, and, unlike any of the European nations, it was a colony before... Read More