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Bhagavad Gita Commentary
Most of us have heard the story of the centipede who, when asked how he managed to walk with so many legs, could no longer do so, but tangled his legs hopelessly in the attempt to intellectually figure it out and ended up on his back, helpless. This is not unlike the person who attempts to plumb the depths of oriental scriptures.

Talking Politics With Teens
It can be challenging to discuss politics across generations without someone melting down (usually you) or tuning out (usually them), but it's not impossible. Here are six traits of adults with the power to engage teens and inspire them to activism.

Surviving Office Politics
It's your first month in a new position and it's rougher going than you'd anticipated. You feel like an outsider and you're miserable.

Pet Power and Politics Celebrity Pet Trainer Bash Dibra Says "Behind Every Leash is a Vote"
There are 75 million dog owners and 85 cat owners in the US.

Not Your Traditional Office Politics
I spent years in deep denial about office politics. I flatly refused to believe it was necessary to "play" politics in order to succeed. And - with a symbolic if not actual stamp of my foot - if it was necessary, then I'd sacrifice my career on the altar of my disdain!

Anna Nicole Smith: A Short, Depressing Biography-Commentary
The now infamous Anna Nicole Smith (nee Vickie Lynn Hogan) was born in Mexia, Texas on November 28, 1967. Her colorful, tragic life ended suddenly on February 8, 2007, just a few months after her 39th birthday.

The Politics Of Fashion
Everyone knows that clothes make the man. From the executive suits that litter Wall Street like the remnants of a ticker-tape parade to the coveralls and work boots worn by construction workers and mechanics, clothes tell the story of who we are and where we're going. Even when the workday is done, what we choose to wear on our own time is still a reflection of our personalities. From the sweat-suit to the wet-suit, our clothes are meant to be not only functional, but forthcoming as well. Clothes tell others what we like, and often, how we spend our time. Sports franchise logos are constantly on display on Main Street America. T-shirts with well known television, film and music icons can be seen almost anywhere. Clothes have som...

Surviving Office Politics At Your New Job
Whether you are just starting your first job or your 10th job, you will find that office politics is consistent in all companies. Office politics is something that is inherent in any company you may work for. It?s part of the culture and you won?t be able to avoid it. So just how do you survive office politics and still get to make your talents shine? Simple, you need to market your talents everyday, just as you did during the interview that got you the job.

Outskirts Press announces Their Corporate Masters, the Latest Highly-Anticipated Politics & Government Book from Michigan, IN Author Jon C. Weninger
Outskirts Press, Inc. has published Their Corporate Masters: 10 Ways To Reverse The Damage Done By This Presidency And Congress And How To Get America Back On Track!!! by Jon C. Weninger, which is the author's most recent book to date. The 5.5 x 8.5 Hardback w/ Jacket in the Politics & Government category is available worldwide on book retailer websites such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble for a suggested retail price of $29.95. The webpage at www.outskirtspress.com/TheirCorporateMasters was launched simultaneously with the book's publication.

Asian Politics Research Specialist joins World-Check Team
World-Check founder and CEO, David Leppan, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Kripa Sridharan as Head of Research Asia for World-Check

Formicary and eMediaMonitor Partner to Deliver Real-Time Breaking News Alerts to the Financial Services Industry
Formicary and eMedia Monitor partner to establish a world class monitoring service for breaking news, delivered via real-time messaging direct to the desktops of traders and analysts.

Middle East Times Website Launch - News, Analyis and Commentary about the Middle East
The Middle East Times websites has a new and improve look with more quality content. Metimes.com offers opinions, commentary and news analysis written by top experts in the field.

Controversial New Patent Rules Blocked - Commentary by Milord A. Keshishian
The new patent rules, which were criticized as stifling American innovation by limiting the scope of patent protection to inventors, were set to go into effect on November 1, 2007. On the eve of the rules' implementation, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline won a preliminary injunction against the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office ("PTO"), temporarily blocking the enactment of the new patent rules. The patent rules were largely criticized in solicited commentary to the PTO because the new rules would increase the cost of seeking patent protection and limit the rights of applicants.

NewsLaugh.Com Presents Humorous Commentary and Fiction, Free. January Feature: "A Sentimental Visit To The Junkyard of Great Ideas."
In January's free issue, NewsLaugh.com, The Sanely Funny Humor Magazine, presents new humorous commentary and fiction, featuring "A Sentimental Journey To The Junkyard of Great Ideas." A brief excerpt follows. Go to Newslaugh.com for the complete article.

Politics And The Internet
According to a recent poll conducted by ComputerWorld, about forty percent of the population believes that people can increase their political power by going online. Hence, many academics believe that people in western societies are becoming more technologically educated in order to gain more influence in the political sector. For example, Mr. Jeffrey Cole, a director at the University of Southern California states, ?This year, 6% of regular Internet users said they have their own blogs, 16% said they post pictures on the Web, and more than 10% maintain their own web sites. In 2003, 3% of Internet users said they blogged, 11% posted photos, and less than 9% maintained web sites.?(ComputerWorld, 2005: 1) Thus, the question raised ...