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Apple is releasing its latest version of the "GodPhone" next week, named the "iPhone 5." And if you are a lawyer, there are 5 ways this phone could make you better at your job. I guess if this new iPhone can do that, it has earned the nickname "GodPhone."

5 ways the iPhone 5 will make you a better lawyer Apple dropped some much expected news today that it will be releasing its latest version of the GodPhone next week, humbly titled the iPhone 5. If, like me, you’re rushing to buy it and figure out ways it will change your life and your legal practice, let me count them for you:

I think we all wonder if politicians are telling the truth. For the most part we don't know them personally, so how do you know? Well you don't, but you can educate yourself with these simple steps from "Eyes For Lies" blog. By all means, do not assume that a politician is a liar. Look for sincerity, compassion and human decency and judge a man by his character.

Eyes for Lies Blog: In the elecction, who is telling the truth? Deception and Credibility Expert

After five years the Drew Peterson murder case has come to a verdict - GUILTY. This former police officer is guilty of killing his 3rd wife Kathleen Savio. he faces possibly 60 years in prison, not enough as far as I am concerned. Thank God Ms. Savio's family can find some peace.

Drew Peterson Guilty in 3rd Wife's Murder After five years of headlines, the Drew Peterson murder case has come to a verdict: The former Chicago-area police officer is guilty of killing Kathleen Savio, his third wife, the

Paul Michael Glaser who played David Starsky on TV"s Starsky & Hutch in the 1970's has been arrested for smoking pot in a hotel elevator in hotel in Bowling Green, Ohio. Come on, really, you couldn't at least wait to get in your room.

'Starsky' to Fight Pot Arrest The actor who played California cop David Starsky on TV's Starsky & Hutch in the 1970s plans to fight pot-possession charges in Ohio. Paul Michael Glaser got arrested at a

Christa Cassilis-Hayburn is a new contributor to CopsAlive.com and has written an article about the other "white powder", sugar. Christa, an ex- police officer with the Philadelphia Police Department for 11 years, writes of the health dangers of too much sugar in our diets.Very well written article. Sugar, the unexpected hazard!

Sugar - The Other “White Powder” | Cops Alive | Police Stress and Health - Career Survival Law enforcement officers need to eat a healthy and balanced diet to stay strong and alert for the challenges of the job and sugar may be an unexpected hazard.