- How to Think - Helpful Tip Number One - Ask Yourself This One Question By : Elsa Schieder
What people want, I have heard over and over again, is HOW TO material. How to nail. How to hammer. How to knit. How to sew. I couldn't see myself providing any of that. And then it hit me. There is one How To area I'm rather an expert in, and where I'd be delighted to give tips and pointers. How To Think. Today: How To Think - Tip Number One. The tip: ask yourself the following question. - Is There Any Wonder Why There Is No Peace In The Middle East? By : Philip Harris
If the views expressed in this article are mainstream, what chance have we for peace? - God Created Corn for Living Things, Not Machines By : Joseph Malek
How much are you willing to pay for a box of corn flakes? - Yes, It Really Is That Simple By : J.J. Jackson
You can tell when someone has a political agenda that doesn't mesh with common sense. How you ask? It's easy to do because one of the first comments to come out of their mouth is to claim "it's not that simple" when you give a simple, common sense solution to the problem that they are looking to defend. They then tear off into long winded diatribes trying to explain why things are not "that simple". - Being GayA Straight Woman's Perspective By : Melody Myers
WaitDon't let the title disturb you. This is a fresh outlook on a controversial topic and you may be surprised at what my thoughts reveal. - An Inconvenient Snowstorm By : Bill Tyler
It seems that everyone agrees that Global Warming is real and that people are causing it. Is it possible that we're being snowed by the power structure? - Revival - False Christian Doctrine Has Got To Go By : Lance D.R. Brown
These are the last days. In the coming revival, we are not only going to see signs and wonders but I believe we will also see a revival of doctrine. Too much false christian doctrine is presently floating around out there. I believe Jesus is abruptly bringing it all to an end - Use "The Secret," Jesus Used It By : Charles Neshah
In life, there is no supposition, no accident, no mistake; all you see were brought about by thoughts. The thoughts of the MASTER-mind brought about creation; the thoughts of inventors bring about inventions of different types (good or bad), so do your thoughts bring for you your reality. The Law Of Attraction is the basis of all that is! - The Failures of Multiculturalism By : Aidan Maconachy
A fundamental hypocrisy lies at the root of the problematic European experiment with multiculturalism, and it is the view that multiculturalism is a sort of creche for immigrants. The host societies have never viewed themselves as equal partners in the multicultural mosaic. - Beggars By : Paul Mobley
People soliciting money has grown in number. Among them can be scams. So a few words to guide on in selection. - The 'Porkmeisters' - Cloaked In Secrecy - Ply Their Trade Of Separating Tax Payers By : Dale Rogers
Jimmy Stewart's character portrayed in "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington" would have been right at home last week in Washington D.C. surrounded by the "Porkmeisters" of the current day. Deja vu here we go again. Conveniently, the closure rule has been simplified removing the spectacle of a 'elected citizen' fighting with the Filibuster Rule. The difference here is that this spectacle occurred in the "House Of Representatives". The strongest example of an oxymoron if they're ever was one. - Grooming Our Kids for Failure By : Craig Harper
I worry that by building these weird academic environments where 'everybody passes' and nobody gets and 'F' - The World According To Gore By : Nathan Tabor
Hollywood praises Al Gore for revealing what the media elite consider to be inconvenient truths. But the fact is, at some point, Mr. Gore needs to face a few inconvenient truths of his own. - A Rose For Deceased Friend Kasey Jay Of Pontiac, Michigan By : Isabelle Esling
This article is a last tribute to a friend I met via the internet. He was a promising young man with a bright future. He had launched his own urban clothing line, Flosse Wear.Unfortunately, he was found dead at his apartment. The circumstances of his death are still unclear. The police keeps investigating on the case. - Critical Thinking in Our Daily Lives By : Kathy Henry
While writing this paper, I could not help but think about the fact that this was the first time in my writing career that I had been asked to create a critical profile of myself. - I Have a Picasso and You Don't (from the Author of, I Have a Rolex and You Don't) By : Jeffrey Hauser
I could list many things that are valuable and unique. Each is a small treasure and something that you might envy. But there is one I cherish above all others. - Tony Blair Sends Nick Faldo and Posh Spice for British Sailors By : Karen Fish
Modern diplomacy at its finest. - Victims Of Political Correctness By : Michael Bresciani
I opened up my e-mail and clicked on a published article that ended with a line that said "I don't believe that homosexuality is immoral" It was proudly signed by the author and accompanied with contact information to the authors e-mail. - Are You Living The Good Life By : Jeffrey Hauser
Living well is a relative term. You might think your relatives are doing better than you. But there are some things to ponder about the subject. - Africans - A Need for Self Belief By : Muyiwa Osifuye
Africans now need to believe in themselves to be permanently detached from the mindset of colonial mentality towards partaking in the contribution to development of their people and the world at large - Who Knew? By : Kenneth C. Hoffman
Are politics getting out of hand? Is there a freedom to waste time and money? - Do You Believe In Ghosts By : Eric Hartwell
Do you believe in ghosts? What - only after a few pints? Well, think about it. What is a ghost? - The Six Degrees Of Separation And The Collaboration Of Obfuscation By : Bear Brooks
Who is sleeping with who in Congress? I scratch your back, you scratch mine. Congress plays by different rules than the rest of us ignorant Americans. We are not allowed to steal from others by force to give to our friends and associates. - I Got Paid Today By : Donovan Baldwin
Payment isn't always in the form of money. Sometimes you get a "check" and sometimes you get paid more than just "paid in full". - Liberal Perspectives - The World Viewed Through A Straw By : Charles Jines
If they see Pavlov, it must all be a bell. If they see Freud, it must all be sex. If they see Sagan, it must all be dust. If they see the New York Times, it must all be true. If they see god, it must all be themselves. - To Apologize or Not? By : Samantha Schmalfuss
In recent months there has been talk about apologizing for America's role in slavery. Britain as well is under heavy fire from activists who are looking for the government to say they are sorry for what they did two hundred years ago. - There's No Such Thing as a Stupid Question, Really? By : Darrell Causey
Ever since I began teaching (26 years ago), I have heard hundreds of teachers, parents and administrators declare that there is no such thing as a stupid question. I even believed it at one time myself. But the longer I taught and the better I became at my craft, I realized that this statement just wasn't true. There is such a thing as a stupid question. - How We Can Teach Our Kids Learned Helplessness By : Michelle Hess
There you have it! You can have your child sailing along in the learned helplessness mode before you know it! - Islamists And Their Leftist Enablers By : Aidan Maconachy
It's not unreasonable to require Muslim immigrants to adapt. After all they chose to move to a culture that is for the most part secular. There should be no prohibition on the practice of their religion - simply the entirely reasonable expectation that they don't make the public practice of a religious lifestyle an obstacle to integration. - Christmas Should Not Be A National Holiday In America By : Brian Thames
In this article you will find the three reasons why Christmas should NOT be a National Holiday in the United States of America. - "The Secret" And The Balance of Good And Evil By : Rob Marshall
The Law of Attraction has become a very popular subject these days, as well as a target for criticism. Some people are starting to ask questions like: How does the Law of Attraction explain events like 9/11? When we view the world from a Christian perspective, we know why there is evil and what can be done about it. - All Good Things Must Come To An End By : Douglas Bower
If you are an American or Canadian thinking about moving to Mexico, you will eventually have to confront the reality of what is really like to live here. - Social Dispute - The Death Penalty By : Eric Hartwell
If someone murdered a member of my family or a close friend, I would wish that person to receive the death penalty. I am sure that this view is based on pure emotion, nothing less. But that is how I feel. - No Thank You, Mr. Hunter By : C. M. Clifton
In my eyes, Mr. Hunter is just another "critic" who took the opportunity to kick New Orleans in the one weakened knee that the city currently stands on, and I say "no thank you" to Mr. Hunter and his negative publicity. - When the Clouds Turn to Dust By : Gary Kurz
Many Christians buy into secular philosophy without even knowing they have done so. They forget that the enemy is clever, deceitful ad above all, subtle. If we focus on the greatness of God, many of the vain deceits of the world will not impact upon us. - The Quest for Illegal Aliens By : Joseph Malek
A criminal by any other name is still a criminal. - What Does Time Mean To You? By : Joseph Silver
How many times have you heard someone say "I don't have the time." What do they really mean? Everybody has the same amount of time in a day, but it's what they choose to fill their time with. How has time developed. There is an everlasting need for stability. - We Live in an Over Communicated World, and Now We Can Hide Behind Our Emails By : Ed Bagley
The advent of the computer and email has been a godsend to communication, but whether it is deeper or more meaningful is another question. Some people are choosing to hide behind emails rather than communicate more effectively in person or at least over the phone. If I were to coin a word to describe them, it would be "email phantoms" as you do not hear them or see them. They communicate only in an electronic world. Others no longer answer their phone when they are able to do so. - Facts About The American Civil War By : Nona Nixon
The "Southern Cross" is not and was not a representation of slavery. Slavery was first instituted within our nation by the "Northern United States". Patriotism was not only experienced by "White" soldiers, patriotism was also experienced by "Black" soldiers whom fought within the American Civil War. - Religious Tolerance is Difficult By : Anja Merret
Some immigrants, sometimes-illegal ones, have moved into European countries with strong religious leanings. Their religious and cultural beliefs, which confirm their identity to them, are quite different to the ones practiced in the host country. These beliefs may cause clashes in the host country, which need to be worked out. These tend to be really difficult to address though. - Don't Pray For Things To Be Easy By : Jerry Stewart
Today in America it surely appears that our main objective is to find easier ways to do things. There's a remote control for most every gadget- just about any meal can be prepared for us in inside six minutes- we don't even have to lick our own stamps or envelopes anymore -- they're already sticky when we buy them. - Mr. Graham, Could I See Your Face? By : Doug Atkin
A look at the horrors of war and the reasons that drive them. - A Softening? Perhaps By : Doug Atkin
A new way to look at political differences and locate the real enemy. - Learning From Nature Secrets By : Muyiwa Osifuye
Appreciation for 'little' things might take us to a higher realm of understanding possibly making us to reorder our values and to be at peace with ourselves and fellow human beings- in the same breadth making us to be less vain in our actions. - The Number One Threat To America By : Aidan Maconachy
America is facing challenges on many fronts. Terrorism, illegal immigration, a rapidly changing economy and aggressive foreign competition all contribute to the perception that the nation is under threat. - The Seedy Side Of Kings Cross Sydney Australia By : Matthew Robert Payne
I wrote a four hundred page novel set in Kings Cross, Australia ten years ago, and at the beginning of May 2005 just when I was gearing up to do a small self publishing run, my Lord Jesus Christ told me not to publish it and to destroy it. It was a hard decision to throw something away my thesis on sexual abuse and as a survivor I had invested ten years of my life and revisions into, but it only took ten minutes to comply once I knew Jesus was serious. A man has to obey. This collection of prose was used to introduce scenes in my novel that I was going to illistrate with in articles on sexual abuse and it's ramifactions on the street life in Kings Cross. This is all that remains. I trust you may learn a little in these few pages. Kings Cross has a dark side with the abused the victims of rape and incest and the abusers the peodophiles living side by side. - My Sexual Past And Steps To Healing By : Matthew Robert Payne
I used to sleep with prostitutes whenever I was between girlfriends. And when I didn't have a girlfriend or the money for a prostitute; I used to sleep with men. I was what you call a Bi-sexual and what's more disgusting than that - I was enjoying myself. Then with healing I walked out of that lifestyle. - Obama's Chance for the White House By : Jeffery S. Miller
Barak Obama is starting to gain popularity in the polls and is giving Hillary Clinton a run for her money. I kind of like him for a Democrat, but not completely. I mean he's a good speaker and has some charisma, but he's not someone I'd want running this country. - Hillary Clinton's Botched Accent By : Jeffery S. Miller
Did anyone catch the southern accent play by Hillary Clinton a couple of weeks ago down in Alabama? You'd think as much time she spent in Arkansas as the First Lady of the State she would have been able to speak with a southern accent mighty easily, right? She was only playing to the crowd and in my opinion, she botched it worse than John Kerry's infamous joke. - Progress in Iraq By : Greg Reeson
At the beginning of the year, the Multi-National Force Iraq headquarters issued its annual report for 2006. Despite continuing violence and unrest, there is progress being made in all aspects of Iraqi society. - Say It With Me Now "You're Here Illegally!" By : J.J. Jackson
The chattering welfare classes who believe that everyone owes them something are on the march. And what is worse is that there is no shortage of pandering politicians and media types willing to feed their delusional, me-centered paranoia that they "deserve" something based on the mere fact that they exist at a certain place at a certain time and consume oxygen. - Christians on the March - Too Little, Too Late By : Philip Harris
Christians are protesting the war in Iraq, but why now? Has religion brought us together or caused separation? - Who Will Rid Me Of This Meddlesome Priest? By : Donovan Baldwin
Sometimes history seems to be affected not so much by what leaders order to be done, but by how their words are interpreted. Or, were they intended to be taken as they were interpreted? It's hard for me to believe that some things that happen without the direct participation of management weren't brought about indirectly. - Vote For The Moat By : Andrew Lawrence
U.S. border security- forget the fence, vote for the moat! - Solutions To Global Warming By : Juanique Pretorius
It’s the 21st century and a pop singers' hair-do holds newsworthy precedent over the slow depletion of our planet's marine ecosystems. This isn't another science fiction nightmare designed by Hollywood screenwriter’s - it's the planet’s most underrated reality show and you are a lead in the cast. - Grandparents Might Be Responsible For Homosexuality By : Tammy Stoner
Article describes homosexuality as being related to twinning in grandparents. - How A Rogue Cop Repented - My Story By : Robert Davis
How an ex cop repented. - The Day America Was Hijacked By : Robert Tracey
Once upon a time The United States of America was the hope of all mankind, but that was long ago. For almost a century now the people of this once great nation have been slaves to an insidious and hidden master. Who really rules America? - Giving God The Credit By : Jacques Gauvin
God deserves all the credit for the plants, the animals and the DNA. There is no scientific evidence of evolution of any of them. All the evidence points to creation. Therefore God's Church is what is important to man, God's religion and God's way to everlasting life. - Notes On A Scandal - March 2007 By : Devorah Macdonald
Britney bewareMake no promises - We All Are One - Is There A Comeback By : Natalia Alexandria
The article discusses the alliance between Oprah and Bill O'Reilly teaming up to go after child predators. It uses their example to parallel how we should band together, as one, and shift consciousness to improve our world. - Cell Phones Kill By : Eric Hartwell
Mobile phones (cell phones) can kill. No, I am not talking about frying your brain by constantly using it. I am not even talking about the growing concern regarding the proximity of mobile phone masts to residential areas. - Their Space By : Leonardo Fried
The problem with My space is it really isn't your space , it's their space and if they don't like what you write to your friends they will wipe your profile from existence. - Fancy Nancy - Not A Chancy! By : Doug Atkin
A look at the left wing views of Nancy Pelosi. How hypocritical can one person be? - America's Tears - The Healing of a Nation By : Julie Redstone
The healing of a nation is as crucial to the forward movement of the expansion of light on the earth as the healing of individuals, and is, in fact, part of that healing. For each nation has a soul and a soul-purpose and comes into existence to manifest a certain portion of the earth's consciousness and energy that will lead to the greatest well being for all. - Another "All Hazards" Risk By : Maurice Ramirez
Einstein is credited with saying: "The ultimate insanity is to continue to do the same thing and expect a different result". Einstein obviously met the people who direct our healthcare disaster preparedness in America. - Most Of Us Are Good By : Richard Sem
Are most people good, or are we becoming more wicked over time? Should we fear our neighbors? - Do Good Things Happen To Good People? By : Jeffrey Hauser
Who ever said that life was fair? Actually, It maybe more fair than you think. - Why I Will Not Light A Candle For Peace By : Nona Nixon
Hoping for peace does not achieve peace. War is necessary for peace. - Follow the Evidence of Evolution By : Scott Langley
The creation versus evolution debate has raged for decades. However, is there really evidence to back the theory of evolution or is it just wishful thinking? - Free Opinions - How Much Do They Cost By : Melody Myers
Silence may be golden, but when the right to speak freely is compromised will the silence be worth as much. - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is - A Challenge To Teachers, Teacher Unions, And Mayors By : Joel Turtel
If teachers and their unions think they are doing such a good job educating our kids, let them put their money where their mouth is - buy the public schools, run them as private schools, and compete in the real world. - The Life and Death Theory By : Gilbert Griffiths
The writer proposes a theory that states that at the moment of conception, each soon to be life is assigned a specific amount of time to be here on earth. - Twenty One Ways Not to Lead the American People By : Dennis Diehl
It doesn't take a genius, life long politician, political scientist or theologian to come up with the rules that keep every other nation on the planet from hating you, wishing you'd go away and deserve everything that comes your way as a result of your behaviors. To spare future leaders of the American people, and Americans as well, further pain, fear and suffering, may I suggest the following Twenty One ways not to lead one of the potentially most generous, kind hearted and progressive governments on the planet. - Catholicism Is Not Christianity By : Jacques Gauvin
God presents us with a choice between life and death. To obey God is to choose life. To obey deceivers is to choose death. Do not be deceived, prove all things and keep what is right. Mainstream, popularity, intimidation, tradition do not make things right. - Police Abuse - Sovereign Immunity Protects the Abusers By : Theresa Chaze
Law enforcement officers need to be held accountable for the damage they do to the public. - Safe Nuclear Weapons By : Shahid Mohammed
I propose a theory to make the world a safer place through the storing of nuclear weapons. We should create a nuclear weapons storage facility where all nuclear weapons from all countries are stored and there needs to be a vote of approval from all the nuclear members for such weapons to be released and used. This will take out of the picture accidental nuclear war which nearly occurred often during misunderstandings of the cold war. - Book on Bihar By : Shalini Singh
You will notice that if you want to read about the history of Bihar-Magadh, there is not a single authentic book. - Every Man's Fantasy - Britney Spears Nude? By : Charles Montgomery
The photos of Britney Spears with no panties on should have been the biggest Britney Spears news EVER! It should have propelled her to new heights in her career, but it went relatively unnoticed. She was even scorned for the photos, not idolized. - Health, Happiness, And The Things We Have To Have By : Donovan Baldwin
We've got a lot and always seem to need more. Sometimes, it's hard to imagine "doing without", but think about it. There was a time that we didn't have these things that we feel we can't live without. - Do Not Speaketh the Truth! By : Lance Winslow
Have you noticed lately that you cannot use certain words without people giving you a dirty look? It is almost as if "tough love" is no longer acceptable and you cannot even spank your own children. We are not allowed to see things in black-and-white anymore because everything is perspective based and even though you see something as a problem you do not dare label it what it is. - America - By the People, For the Lawyers! By : Lance Winslow
In our founding documents it states that the United States of America is a nation built by the people and for the people. Unfortunately most of the laws in our society and civilization have been reshaped by lawyers and sometimes in a self-serving way. One cynical person in our online think tank stated; "America; By the People, For the Lawyers!" - Cell Phones - An Uneccesary Evil By : Denise Kelso
Is everybody so important these days that it is crucial to be available every waking moment to someone's beck and, quite literally, call? Having a cell phone glued to the ear is about as attractive as having a cigarette dangling out of the corner of one's mouth. - English Doesn't Have to Be Our "Official" Language By : Donna Poisl
English is our national language and will never lose its standing. It is unnecessary to pass laws to make it official. Those laws will probably cause more problems than anyone could imagine. All other languages that immigrants bring here disappear within three generations. English will remain the dominant language. - I Am So Sick Of People Over - Reacting I Could Kill Somebody !!! By : Doug Atkin
A potpurri of current events in the news - Fundamental Religion – What A Lame Excuse To Socialize By : Jon Lykke
This is the way people SHOULD think. It would truely bring another perspective to the world and the way people think. - Has Lying and Cheating Become the Norm? By : Jeffrey Hauser
Honesty is a word that used to mean something. More recently, we have been sidetracked by a society and media that has forgotten what it is all about. - The Naked Archaeologist's Incredible Jesus Tomb Thesis By : Aidan Maconachy
James Cameron and Simcha Jacobovici's recent documentary that claims a tomb in Jerusalem is the resting place of the family of Jesus is wishful thinking at best. These two gentlemen may sell a lot of books and be in line for Hollywood royalties in the future, but it may well be at the cost of some credibility. - Why You Should "NOT" Donate Money To Orphan Slum Non-Profit Groups By : Lance Winslow
Many people believe that if they give money to non-profit groups that support the poor and orphans in Urban Slums that they are helping. In reality this only causes more people to come to the Urban Slums and more mothers to give up their babies or children to orphanages. Additionally, it causes more babies to be born and less discretion in having more babies. - Red Light Camera - Bright Way to Raise Revenue? By : Bob Mathers
With an estimated 50,000 heroin addicts and a dwindling population, Baltimore City uses various revenue raising schemes to reach into its remaining citizens' pockets to try and pay for it's large non productive population. Things such as doubling the tolls on the bridges, implementing new taxes such as the 'cell phone' tax, jacking up the sewage and water fees, etc. However, I think the best scam that they've come up with in a long time is the 'red light' camera scam. - Do Slum Dwellers Breed Like Rats - Is That Really A Fair Assessment? By : Lance Winslow
The political correctness gets a little unnerving at times when researchers are busy trying to assess a situation. Not long ago the Online Think Tank did a study on World Urban Slums and particularly one on Nairobi and the Urban slums there. One comment in the report calling for an "Action Plan" stated that some folks say that the slum dwellers were breeding like rats. - Using The Human Bio-System To Fight Aids Naturally - Is It Possible? By : Lance Winslow
Think Tanks take complex problems and attempt to solve them using simple solutions. Often the simple solutions they come up with are not enacted due to false perceptions of the challenge at hand or created political realities that will not budge. Some times solutions no matter how good are considered unspeakable due to political correctness or barriers set by those who in the Status Quo or leadership positions who feel threatened. - Peace For Israel And Palestinians - Why Not? By : Dennis Siluk
I don't really think Hamas, whom the king never mentioned in his great lecture to congress (today) wants peace, but here is what he said "Jordan's King Abdullah II said Wednesday the United States must take the lead in creating conditions for a permanent peace between Israel and the Palestinians." His remarks were limited almost entirely to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His comments on the Middle East issue before his departure for Washington were far more critical of Israel than the ones he delivered on Wednesday. - What Do You Have To Lose? By : Terry Weber
What do you have to lose? If you are one who does not believe in God, the Bible or Heaven, you need to do some serious thinking and decision making regarding your future after you die. Christians believe they go to Heaven for all eternity. They also believe non-Christians go to Hell for all eternity. Heaven is a place of eternal blessings and happy reunion with those who have gone there ahead of us. Hell is a place of eternal torture and suffering. You need to decide now, where it is you want to spend the life you will have after you die. Will it be Heaven or Hell? What do you have to to lose should you fail to make the decision to die as a Christian? - Captain America Is Dead By : Donovan Baldwin
He's only a comic book hero, but to many, he was the embodiment of what America should be to the world. A defender of the weak and oppressed, and a guardian of justice. There have been other, lesser known heroes as well. - Addicted To Myspace By : Donny Prater
Myspace has taken over! I can't let an hour pass without checking my site for new friends, posts, and pictures. How will I ever break from the spell that it has me under? - Would You Share My Vision? - 707 By : Marco Miranda
Great statestemen and great government are guided by their own visions. As long as they can be accomplished. - Overheard at the White House - 707 By : Marco Miranda
Who is really responsible for the events that led to the prosecution of Scooter Libby? Will there will be more scandals? - Manipulation Is Everywhere! By : Richard D. Rose
This article describes why we often feel so manipulated. . . because manipulation is everywhere. It starts with our president, and includes communications we get from our major corporations, television programs, advertising, the Internet, and people with whom we interact. Both individuals and organizations often try to get us to do what's best for them by making us think that their solutions are what's best for us. - Ego is Evil - This is What the New Generation is Being Taught By : Lance Winslow
Is ego really evil? We are teaching kids in schools and even colleges that those people with strong self-confidence, self-esteem and ego are some how evil. But it simply is not so. But why are we doing this? It appears we want to make a whole bunch of sheeple who will not stand up for anything, merely blindly follow. So lets call them the Sheeple of Tierra del Fuego shall we?
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