Author: Sarah Lyons

Do you enjoy dealing with office politics? Often, the mention of the word “politics” only triggers a negative connotation. By changing your perspective on politics, and leveraging your network, you can dramatically increase your chances of recognition and advancement. Do you enjoy dealing with office politics? Becoming politically aware is not always seen as a… Continue reading How Smart Women Win in Office Politics

Have you been paying attention to the National News lately? Not? Then, you haven’t heard of Governor Jim McGreevey. For those who are not familiar with the story we will start with the beginning. On Thursday, August 12, 2004, Governor Jim McGreevey held a press conference to announce his “resignation” effective November 15, 2004. Accompanied… Continue reading Politics in New Jersey

Politics is a dirty thing no matter how noble the intentions are. If you are a concerned citizen you will find here many things that may interest you. If you are new to politics, this article is twice as good a read. After a day of hard work we come home, ready to drop from… Continue reading Don’t mess with politicians

It’s an election year and even though your kids may be young, they are starting to form opinions about politics. As parents, who would you like to help guide them – Hollywood or you? It is an election year and often, as parents, our conversations turn to politics. Our beliefs, our fears, our tolerance or… Continue reading Parents, Children and Politics … Do our children listen?

Each company has its own set of procedures and policies, often referred to as company politics or company philosophy. In most cases, these things can go hand in hand with improving processes, and trying to have the best quality in the business. Sometimes, however, the two just don’t get along. Each company has its own… Continue reading How To Separate Politics From Business

When photographs of now-notorious Iraqi prisoners being sexually humiliated at the hands of US military police were published, the reaction was almost unanimous: disgust and anger that the US military abused prisoners in the same prison that Saddam Hussein used to torture Iraq. President George W. Bush, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and others in… Continue reading The Politics of Torture

What is the definition of “Religion?” According to Merriam Webster’s dictionary, “Religion” is Pandora’s literal box of some of the complex and intricate characterizations of English. After extensive research, the word “Religion” originated in the 13th century. In one case, religion meant: service and worship of Allah or the supernatural (incidentally – Merriam Webster’s dictionary… Continue reading Religion & Politics – Moore vs. United States of America’s Landmark Judgment

Today, in the political reality of many countries, tribalist and nationalist or globalist forces clash fiercely, destroying the chances of peace and democracy. This is particularly topical in the Middle East, where efforts by the established leadership to prevent armed conflict have reached a new phase, in which both Hezbollah and Hamas, the organization labeled… Continue reading Impact Brings Former Terrorists Into Mainstream Politics