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Politically Correct Easter and Passover Celebrations in Your Office

When it comes to celebrating in your <a title=Office space at Royal Commercial! Href=http://www.royalcommercialcorp.com/resources/office-space.php>office space</a>, school or even in your <a title=Retail space at Royal Commercial! Href=http://www.royalcommercialcorp.com/resources/retail-space.php>retail space</a> if you are a business owner, where do you draw the line on celebrating or offending during religious holidays?

Over the years America has seen a radical switch in how holidays are celebrated in every public place. The term, politically correct in some people’s eyes has gone way too far but for others, the politically correct movement has helped Americans realize there are other people out there who have different beliefs and every right to celebrate how they choose. The double edge sword of being too politically correct or overly sensitive to everyone’s needs means that instead of accepting every culture and religion, public society has decided to not celebrate any of them openly. This can make things far more confusing than how it may have been long before the term politically correct made it so.

Here are Some Ways Your Office or Retail Space Can Still Celebrate The Time of Year Without Offending Anyone

•    Think spring! No one can be offended by the seasons
•    Pastels and polka dots are very spring and non-offensive
•    Decorate with weather, no one can deny that April showers happen, and no one can be offended with umbrella and raindrop decorations
•    Baby farm animals are born in the spring. Choosing to decorate your retail space with baby chicks and bunnies is perfectly acceptable
•    Go green! Decorate with the colors of spring. This means light greens, cherry blossoms, pink and yellows and lilac. Bring in flower pots of silk tulips or blossoms or even small pots of grass to place as displays in your retail space window or in the waiting room of your office space
•    Outdoor exercise- once the weather gets nicer, that means people are going to the park, riding bikes and even going to the beach. Think of outdoor activities as a means to decorate your office, like setting up an old fashioned bike with a basket filled with spring tulips in the window or colorful kites strung up in your office space.

You can play it safe by celebrating the weather, nature, pastel colors and outdoor activities or you could divide up the week and celebrate every day by recognizing a different religious celebration or during the holy week, create a mosaic of religious icons, spring flowers and Easter bunnies all together, displaying that your office or retail space celebrates everyone and everything about this time of year.

About the Author

About the author: Melissa Peterman is a web content specialist for Innuity. For more information regarding office space or retail space go to Royal Commercial.

Infantry Officer's Sword, 1796, Swept-Hilt Rapier, c.1600, Prussian Officer's Sword, 1878 $49.99 Infantry Officer's Sword, 1796, Swept-Hilt Rapier, c.1600, Prussian Officer's Sword, 1878 - Giclee Print

Sword of a British Officer Reenactor at the Yorktown Battlefield, Virginia $49.99 Sword of a British Officer Reenactor at the Yorktown Battlefield, Virginia - Framed Art Print

Papo 39170 Sword Officer Blue $20.67 The Papo 39170 Blue Sword Officer is an excellent addition to any Le Toy Van castle or Papo castle playset. It is the unique figure that will lead to actionpacked battles of knightly courage Standing approximately 3.5 tall this handpainted and highly detailed Papo Blue Sword Officer Figure is as courageous a fighter as they come The molded plastic Papo Blue Foot Soldier Figure features body armour blue cape a sword in his hand poised to deffend himself. No knight play will be complete without the Papo Blue Foot Soldier Figure watch as imagination remains victorious with this great Papo Knight Medieval Collection Ages: 4+

Shelby Officer Sword - 42 Inches $116 This sword is a replica of the sword general "jo" shelby carried in the civil war. The 42 inch stainles steel blade is engraved with csa on one side. It features a black handle wrapped in gold wire with a brass guard and pommel. This shelby officer sword also comes with a black metal scabbard. In 1861, shelby enlisted as a captain in the confederate cavalry and later fought at wilson's creek. Promoted to colonel, he commanded a brigade at prairie grove. He led his "iron brigade" of missouri volunteers on the longest cavalry raid of the war. From september 22 to november 3, 1863, shelby's force traversed 1,500 miles throughout missouri, inflicting more than 1,000 casualties on union forces, and capturing or destroying an estimated 2 million worth of federal supplies and property. He was promoted to brigadier general on december 15, 1863, after the successful conclusion of the raid....

General Bonaparte Receiving the Sword of an Austrian Officer in 1797, 1801 $49.99 Nicolas Antoine Taunay General Bonaparte Receiving the Sword of an Austrian Officer in 1797, 1801 - Giclee Print

By The Sword $6.92 By The Sword

The Sword $10.45 The Sword

Poker 0029X9 42Shelby Officer Sword with Stainles Steel Blade $84.82 This sword is a replica of the sword General Jo Shelby carried in the Civil War. The 42 inch stainles steel blade is engraved with CSA on one side. It features a black handle wrapped in gold wire with a Brass guard and pommel. This Shelby Officer sword also comes with a Black Metal scabbard. In 1861 Shelby enlisted as a captain in the Confederate cavalry and later fought at Wilson s Creek. Promoted to colonel he commanded a brigade at Prairie Grove. He led his Iron Brigade of Missouri volunteers on the longest cavalry raid of the war. From September 22 to November 3 1863 Shelby s force traversed 1 500 miles throughout Missouri inflicting more than 1 000 casualties on Union forces and capturing or destroying an estimated 2 million dollars worth of Federal supplies and property. He was promoted to brigadier general on December 15 1863 after the successful conclusion of the raid.

Sword of Honor $5.66 When the stand-up partner of an honest cop is killed during a daring art-gallery heist, the only clue that leads to the man responsible for the murder is an ancient sword of mysterious origins in a savage martial arts action thriller starring Steven Vincent Leigh. The Las Vegas underworld can be a dangerous place, and when Officer Lee (Leigh)'s partner Alan (Jeff Pruitt) is brutally dispatched on the very eve of his retirement, the criminal element is about to discover just how high the stakes can go. With only Alan's sister Vicky (Sophia Crawford) to help him track down the killer and dish out a little vigilante justice, Officer Lee is primed and ready to release a deadly wave of fury the likes of which even Sin City has never seen. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Won By the Sword $3.49 The scene of this story is laid in France during latter part of the Thirty Years' War---the time of Richelieu, of Mazarin and Anne of Austria. The hero, Hector Campbell, is the orphaned son of a Scottish officer in the French Army.

Molly and the Sword $31.4 Molly`s courageous act in wartime motivates a young officer to save her life and leads to another encounter years later when she is touring as a violinist.

The Edge of the Sword $8.99 Lt. Jon Anderson is the newest security officer aboard the U.S.S Enterprise. He joins the crew at a time of mounting tension between the Federation and the Klingon Empire. Previous battles have been inconclusive, but Starfleet Command fears that the Klingons are gearing up for a major offensive. The Enterprise would be on the front lines of an all-out interstellar war. But Lieutenant Anderson has a secret: he is actually a Klingon infiltrator assigned to sabotage Starfleet from within. His first mission: kill Capt. James T. Kirk.

Sharpe's Set Sword DVD $54.98 Sean Bean is maverick British Officer Richard Sharpe, fighting against Napoleon in 19th-century Spain. Action and romance follow Sharpe, as he and his Chosen Men risk their lives on dangerous and heroic missions. Previously aired on national television, this Masterpiece Theatre Classic is based on Bernard Cornwell's best-selling novels. Action and romance follow officer Richard Sharpe (Sean Bean -James Bond: Golden Eye ) as he and his Chosen Men risk their lives. INCLUDES: Sharpe's Gold / Sharpe's Battle / Sharpe's Sword / Sharpe's Regiment / Sharpe's Siege (5 DVD) approx. 8.3 hrs.

The Officer $34.99 Christian Gullager The Officer - Giclee Print

Sharpe's Sword DVD $17.98 Previously aired on national television, this Masterpiece Theatre Classic is based on Bernard Cornwell's best-selling novels. Action and romance follow officer Richard Sharpe (Sean Bean -James Bond: Golden Eye ) as he and his Chosen Men risk their lives. SHARPE'S SWORD The Franco-Spanish Frontier, 1813. Though the French army is in retreat from Spain, Napoleon is planning a surprise counter-attack. Sharpe is sent to protect Wellington's master spy when he finds himself in a fight for his life. approx. 100 mins.

Sharpe's Sword Collection Set $41.3 Rated: NASynopsis: Item Name: Sharpe's Sword; Bfs Entertainment "Handsomely mounted epic." - Wall Street JournalAcclaimed actor Sean Bean (The Island, The Lord of the Rings) stars in this action-packed series set in the midst of the desperate missions and battles of the Napoleonic Wars. Adapted from Bernard Cornwell's bestselling novels, Bean portrays maverick British officer Richard Sharpe who rises through the ranks of Wellington's army by his own daring deeds and ambition. Fast-moving, hard-hitting adventure, Sharpe brings to the screen all the danger, romance and sheer spectacle of one of the bloodiest periods in English warfare. Includes: Sharpe's Gold / Sharpe's Battle / Sharpe's Sword / Sharpe's Regiment / Sharpe's Siege approx. 8 hrs. col.

Sharpe's Sword Collection Set [5 Discs] $36.14 Sean Bean. Maverick British officer Richard Sharpe battles Napoleon's armies in Sharpe's Gold," Sharpe's Battle," Sharpe's Sword," Sharpe's Regiment" and Sharpe's Siege." 5 episodes on 5 DVDs. 1995-96/color/8 hrs/NR/fullscreen.

The Sword of St. Michael (Hardcover) $47.75 The 82nd Airborne Division spent more time in combat than any other American airborne unit of World War II, and its fierce battlefield tenacity earned it the reputation of one of the finest divisions in the world. Yet no comprehensive history of the 82nd during World War II exists today. The Sword of St. Michaelcorrects this significant gap in the literature, offering a lively narrative and thoroughly researched history of the famous division.Author Guy LoFaro, himself a distinguished officer of the division, interweaves the voices of soldiers at both ends of the chain of command, from Eisenhower to the lowest private. Making extensive use of primary sources, LoFaro offers a work of insightful analysis, situating the division`s exploits in a strategic and operational context.

Sword of Lancelot/Magic Sword $4.32 Sword of Lancelot/Magic Sword

Sharpe's Sword Set $50.96 This British TV show was set during the Napoleonic Wars and starred Sean Bean as Major Richard Sharpe, a daring British officer. Five episodes from the show are included here. Sharpe's Gold - Gold, guns and greed find Major Richard Sharpe once again in mortal danger deep behind enemy lines. While searching for a stash of hidden Aztec gold, Sharpe gets tangled up with some ruthless gun traders, a fierce partisan leader, and a beautiful young Irish girl.Sharpe's Battle - British officer Richard Sharpe is charged with preparing the Royal Irish Company, a largely ceremonial outfit led by Lord Kiely, for their first battle. Sharpe, whose orders are to make their lives miserable, finds an unlikely assistant in Lord Kiely's wife, who asks a personal favor of Sharpe in return. As the troops get ready to take on the French, one of Napoleon's spies infiltrates the ranks and disseminates an incendiary rumor.Sharpe's Sword - Deep behind enemy lines, Sharpe comes up against Colonel Leroux, the best swordsman in the entire French army, handpicked by Bony to take down Britain's top spy, El Mirador. Along the way, Sharpe befriends a beautiful mute who becomes an invaluable ally.Sharpe's Regiment - Major Richard Sharpe, busy fighting Napoleon's French army, has problems when his regiment begins to run low on men, so he travels to England for reserve recruits. When he arrives he learns of a conspiracy reaching to the highest levels of government, selling soldiers to the highest bidders. Sharpe goes undercover to learn the truth of the bribery and corruption, while maintaining romances with a pair of beautiful ladies.Sharpe's Siege - Major Richard Sharpe takes time out from fighting Napoleon's French to get married to his new beloved, Jane. But scarcely have the couple been married than Sharpe is ordered to attack a well-defended French fort in the Pyrenees Mountains. While Sharpe's siege continues, his new wife hovers near death from fever. Will Sharpe defeat the French in time to make it back?

CAS Hanwei Court Sword-Scottish $299 Quick and elegant describe the Scottish Court Sword. Replicating an original dating from the 1730 s and belonging to an officer in Prince Charles Edward Stuart s army at Culloden, the finely chiseled silver-plated hilt and three-edged hollow ground blade exemplify the consummate skill of the swordsmiths of the period. Features: - Authentic replica of a period piece - High-carbon steel blade - Silver plated steel fittings Specifications: - Overall length: 38 1/8 inch - Blade length: 31 inch - Handle length: 7 inch - Weight: 1lb 15oz - Point of Balance: 2 inch - Box height: 42 inch - Box width: 5 inch

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