Archive for July 4th, 2010

Selling a water conservation plan to the public is not easy. Many drought mitigation public relations campaigns fail because they do not seem fair to the water users. Other fail because they either over embellish the shortages once and then people do not by into the crisis later. Some fail because the citizens are...
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A political power structure is a sufficiently influential body of individuals and institutions that has the ability to impose its will on the society at large. There are four predominant political power structures in the United States at the present time: Democratic Party, Republican Party, Media, Populace. I am not worried about...
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Robo Calls for political campaigns can work if done properly. Robo calling is a very powerful and inexpensive medium candidates use to target specific voters. However, it is also the part of the campaign that receives the least attention and is generally thrown together at the last minute with little attention to strategy or...
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When we join a new company, we're all hoping for a fresh start and clean slate. The last thing we want is to get embroiled in political intrigue, regardless of how petty it might seem. Most of us just want to do our work and move along with our lives.
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The second Presidential debate was held Tuesday, October 7, 2008 - exactly four weeks before Election Day - at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. Belmont is a small Christian liberal arts institution (5000 students) near downtown Music City, USA. This meeting was a 90 minute affair; the format was the 'town hall meeting'...
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All life emanates from the single source (God, Spirit...). On taking physical form we become distant from that unity and adopt a distinct individuality. The purpose of physical incarnation is to experience that disconnection from source and those things that can only be experienced through interaction with other incarnate entities. As such the knowledge...
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