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Our blog is a self-improvement blog. We achieve self-improvement by assisting our readers in realizing that there are not just 2 or 3 ways to view any issue, but that there are at least 27. Plus, we achieve our self-improvement goals by assisting our readers in realizing that the first step in improving anything is to take full responsibility for one's actions and conduct.
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Post No. 143: “Mrs. Woods, Can Tiger Come out to Play?”
© 2009, the Institute for Applied Common SenseSome years ago, in response to Oprah Winfrey’s inquiry about why he engaged in “sexual indiscretions” with a White House intern, former President Bill Clinton responded, “Because I could.”The f...
Post No. 142: A Funny Thing Happened to Tiger on the Way to the Altar
© 2009 the Institute for Applied Common SenseOne can not resist asking, "Is there anything beneficial which society can take away from this Tiger Woods 'infidelity during marriage' situation (regardless of one’s position about the propriety or imp...
Post No. 141: Is Taking Full Responsibility Ever Enough?
A prominent person in society once said, “Never complain. Never explain.”Day in and day out, we engage our readers in a discussion about personal responsibility. The following is the official statement, wherein he takes full and sole responsibi...
Post No. 140: Lest We Forget Who the Real Players Are
© 2009, the Institute for Applied Common Sense“Mother, mother, there’s too many of you cryingBrother, brother, brother, there’s far too many of you dyingYou know we’ve got to find a wayTo bring some lovin’ here today, hey”“Father, fath...
Post No. 139: Speaking of Reform
We recently had the opportunity to meet Lee Schaeffer, the Founder of America 357. America 357 is dedicated to the proposition that the citizens of the United States can and must conduct our national legislative business with civil discourse, and th...
Post No. 138b: Re-Posting of Post No. 120: Taking Canopy Under the Cover of Religion
Earlier this week, while explaining why "enemy combatant terrorists" should not be tried in American courts, a member of Congress referred to them as "beasts." Later, a commentator expressed his concern that some of the criticism of President Obama ...


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