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A Polite Challenge
I am concerned about how more on edge uncivil people seem these days. I believe that something should be done to bring awareness to this behavior. Maybe President Obama could appoint a Secretary of Civility. Since that is not likely, I have a proposal.
Managing your Internet identity is critical!
Research shows that a growing number of employers surf social media sites like facebook, Twiiter and Myspace to conduct background checks. So be careful about the personal statement you make with your social media accounts.
Troubled Times, But Not Troubled Thoughts
This is a very stressful period for all of us. The economy is in the tank, many of us are losing money and jobs, and there are wars all over the planet. Now that's not news. So why mention it.Many of our friends and neighbors might have a tendency to ...
An end to "Enemy Thinking" in 2009
Over the past week, I have been devoting some thought about a concluding 2008 post that would sum up a lot of what we have discussed in the first year of existence for the "Interconnections Community". Let me start by thanking The Washington Times and especially my editors ...
Our patience is what Obama needs
Right now, all The President-elect has to offer until he is sworn in is hope, inspiration and a glimpse at his judgment by his cabinet choices and the conduct of his transition.
Online Chat with DC Councilmember Harry Thomas
DC Councilmember Thomas, who represents Ward 5 and is the Chairman of the Committee on Parks, Libraries and Recreation discusses his council activities on Thursday, Dec. 4, at 10:30 a.m.
Find what unites and not divides
Thanksgiving should kickoff a fun period for the religious community. You have Christmas, Hajj and Hanukkah being observed in December. Yes, the three Abrahamic Religions have three major holidays in the same month. This should be a time where the global religious community is celebrating and honoring religious diversity. Instead ...
Transcript from online chat with CODEPINK Founder Medea Benjamin
Transcript November 12, 2009 Question: As mayor of the Interconnections community on www.WashingtonTimes.com, I am pleased to welcome for a live chat Medea Benjamin, co-founder of both the anti-war group Code Pink and the international human rights organization Global Exchange. Good afternoon, Ms. Benjamin. Thank you for being with us ...
Obama and the new paradigm
It's taken about a week for me to really grasp the meaning of Barack Obama being elected the 44th US President. I have heard hundreds of people on TV and in person proclaim what his election means. Since last Tuesday, I have reflected on many things such ...
McCain is stuck in the old paradigm
Ideas, philosophies and paradigms come and go. They have life and meaning for a period of time and then they are replaced or evolve. This is one of the ways of the world. So I ask as I always do, why am I writing about this? Let me tell you ...
Black liberation theology, an uplifting concept
It is important that we attempt to understand concepts, ideologies and philosophies that are part of the unique experience of a particular group. Black liberation theology is one of those concepts.
Congressman John Lewis is right about McCain
Race still seems to be a theme that continues to surface in a very ugly way in this presidential campaign. I guess I should ask, is there any other way for it to be raised in America? It is such a big part of our history. And, over the last ...
We are tired of candidates and political pundits
Many of my friends say this campaign season has been too long and they are tired of it. I have a suggestion for adding a little spice to it.
Silence your inner critcic
You know, there's one thing that I am willing to bet the farm on that most of us have in common. Can you guess what it is? Well, I am not a cruel guy. I won't let you sit there and wrack your brain. I will tell you. It's our ...
Failures on Wall Steet, the media and national will.
There are two institutions that should never fail or cause Americans to lose faith in their vigilance and concern about what is happening in our society. One is the media and the other is our National Will.
Failures on Wall Steet, the media and national will.
There are two institutions that should never fail or cause Americans to lose faith in their vigilance and concern about what is happening in our society. One is the media and the other is our National Will.
Let's join the polite patrol
I want to live in a country again where some of our lost ancient traditions and practices are resurrected. The traditions that I am talking about are simple things like saying "Good morning" with a heartfelt smile and meaning it. Or, how about "Excuse me" when you bump into someone or step on their shoe accidentally in an elevator or subway.
Savor the flavor and embrace the change!
New residents in city neighborhoods across the country foster fear and anger among old residents. Those that have a true sense of community building should not to let the fear and anger prevent positive and balanced community change.
Bristol Palin needs support not showcasing
The way Sarah Palin handles this family crisis will provide us with good insight into her character, judgment and ultimately her fitness to lead. So far I am not impressed.
Bristol Palin's Pregnancy is a family matter.
Bristol Palin's pregnancy is a personal and family matter. It should not be used in the never ending pro-choice vs. pro-life debate.
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