Sunday Newscape Magazine

(NAPSI) - The Web offers many wonderful experiences for young people, so teaching them about Internet safety and providing them with the right "training wheels" is important. A recent survey by Yahoo! found that parents are taking action to keep their children safe on the Internet, but more frequent action is necessary. The survey found that:

So I recently agreed, stupidly, to go camping. Tent camping. With Boy Scouts.

Now, I know camping can be a great thing. There’s nothing quite like getting away from civilization so that everyone can gain an appropriate appreciation for nature. And we all know exposure to nature - defined as anything you would kill if it got inside your house -  is healthy, especially for today’s kids.

It never seems to amaze me how the press uses the world’s stage to preach the Robin Hood theory knowing billions are watching. Perhaps I was credulous to think that the World Cup would be excluded from such a socialist message, but I was wrong.

I have just received two notes from a lady.

One ended with the words, “Without the freedom of this nation and top leaders to take care of us, I would not be here today to enjoy the freedom that I have today.”

Today we celebrate the 234th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the beginning of a great experiment, American democracy.  In every corner of our country, we recall the valor and vision of patriots from Thirteen Colonies who declared independence from a powerful empire and gave birth to a new Nation.  We gather in town centers and wave flags in parades not only to recall this history we share, but also to honor the vibrant and enduring spirit of America established on this day.