May 13, 2010

• Death: The Reverse of Conception

  We all bite the dust and become one with the dust. Behind this simplification comes a remarkable process before our bodies turn to ashes. (…)

May 11, 2010

• Human Body: Miracle in a Solid Form

  Every living thing faces its own demise, end, and death. But for human beings, our body works wonders as to keep us alive up to the best of what our bodies can—in sickness, in old age, and tragedy. (…)

April 20, 2010

• Heating Up Your Roof For "Electrifying" Capacity

  Energy conservation is a top advocacy of green living these days. (…)

March 22, 2010

• Creation in Passion: Ships in Bottles

  I decided to watch the “The Lovely Bones” and there’s this thing that captured my interest. (…)

March 7, 2010

• Transforming Winter Blues into Winter Wonderland

  We witnessed triumph and failure, tears of joy and pain, and most importantly courage and determination in the last prestigious event of Winter Olympics held in Canada. (…)

• Going Green While Loving Your Pets

  With ongoing problems about pollution and garbage disposal as two of the most serious issues in the environment, environmental activists and scientists have come up with incorporating biodegradable elements to products that are especially made with plastics. (…)

August 3, 2009

• The Hurdles of Becoming a Sheriff Deputy

  This weekend I was fortunate enough to be invited to "tryouts" for a team not most would really ever consider, being a Sheriff Deputy.  Like any job, there is a hiring process you have to go through and hurdles you have to jump to be considered as a Sheriff Deputy Candidate.  About six months ago, I had submitted my application for the Reserve Deputy Sheriff.  It wasn't until last week, when I received a letter in the mail inviting me to the physical abilities test and exam. (…)

May 12, 2009

• Rent a photo booth for a bat mitzvah

  It must be a great idea to rent a photo booth for a bat mitzvah because kids at this age enjoy the most and would line up to take photos for hours. (…)

January 26, 2009

• Wedding Organization, key to successful wedding ceremony

  If you are going to get married, the first step in wedding planning should be its organization because this gives the base of successful marriage. (…)

November 13, 2008

• Why Do We Never Have Enough Time?

  It seems today that there are never enough hours in the day. (…)

November 11, 2008

• MAPI Information

  MAPI was initiator and instrumental in forming our national organization, AAPI, which has attained a membership of 37,000 physicians and it consists of several local chapters, specialty societies and medical alumni organizations
  MAPI was the first Indian Organization in the nation to form a professional charitable foundation, and pursued it to form our national charitable foundation (AAPI Charitable Foundation). (…)

November 2, 2008

• Oil Prices and Gas Prices. Why dont they match?

  So what I would like to know is why when the price of a barrel of oil dropped by almost half in the matter of 2 weeks, the price of gas remains to be relatively high. (…)

October 30, 2008

• Worries about the Economy hurts more then the pocket book

  If all you here in a day is that at 5pm the world is coming to end you might just start to believe it. All the news talks about is how bad off we are. (…)

October 20, 2008

• Michigan Association of Physicians

  The Michigan Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (MAPI) was founded in 1976 by a small group of gallant physicians of Indian origin. (…)

October 17, 2008

• Americans and Credit

  Credit is something that has always come in handy. In today's age however if you do not have good credit it can hurt your wallet a lot more then you think. (…)

October 16, 2008

• MapiUSA here to bring you great information on the USA and beyond

  This website has been created to share with everyone about the exciting things that are going on in the USA and beyond. We will share about many different things. (…)