Do you remember reading about���.

• What it takes to be a hero�..
• Why we offer different opinions� ��
• The three real faiths��
• Religion and why we need it��.
• What is life��
• My take on spirits and other unknowns�..
• What makes a memory�..
• What is our real dream in retirement��
• A different look at the history of America��
• Our country�s hidden thirst for revenge at any cost�..
• Life�s essentials and why everyone must have them�..
• New programs that can save Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Welfare, reduce military budgets, reduce poverty and save money at the same time�..
• Modernizing the educational system so it works for everyone, young and old�.
• Fixing the stock market by making it more about trading for real value�..
• Means to reduce and control personal debt�..
• Pulling the housing market back above the water line�..
• An absolute way to restore the economy quickly��
• Why companies and corporations really aren�t too big to fail�.
• The new ingenuity of our country and where we stand in the world�..
• Corporate greed surpassing morality�..
• The evolution of our planet�..
• The best choices today to save our world tomorrow�..
• Balancing new and old energy sources��
• Why the �U.S. Constitution� for governing the people should be separated from individuals personal �Bill Of Rights���
• A 24 point plan that will make elections fair, under financial controls and in the hands of the people�

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Do you remember reading about���.

• What it takes to be a hero�..
• Why we offer different opinions� ��
• The three real faiths��
• Religion and why we need it��.
• What is life��
• My take on spirits and other unknowns�..
• What makes a memory�..
• What is our real dream in retirement��
• A different look at the history of America��
• Our country�s hidden thirst for revenge at any cost�..
• Life�s essentials and why everyone must have them�..
• New programs that can save Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Welfare, reduce military budgets, reduce poverty and save money at the same time�..
• Modernizing the educational system so it works for everyone, young and old�.
• Fixing the stock market by making it more about trading for real value�..
• Means to reduce and control personal debt�..
• Pulling the housing market back above the water line�..
• An absolute way to restore the economy quickly��
• Why companies and corporations really aren�t too big to fail�.
• The new ingenuity of our country and where we stand in the world�..
• Corporate greed surpassing morality�..
• The evolution of our planet�..
• The best choices today to save our world tomorrow�..
• Balancing new and old energy sources��
• Why the �U.S. Constitution� for governing the people should be separated from individuals personal �Bill Of Rights���
• A 24 point plan that will make elections fair, under financial controls and in the hands of the people�

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My book is a comedy and a social satire about how everyone starts out idealistically chomping at the bit to use their mind to the fullest. (�A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Waste� after all according to that Old School Traditional philosophy.) But after a while it sooner or later dawns on most everyone that what they are really doing is �wasting� their mind anyway. (Not only because no one ever LISTENS, but because nothing works the way it has been talked up).

It�s an up close and personal picture of how it feels when life throws you a curved ball (or a lot of lemons from which you have to figure out how to make lemonade). It�s an emotional snapshot of how traumatic it is when nothing works out the way you once thought it would. When all those wonderful �ideas� and oh, so compelling words and theories cease to make any sense.

But, rather than offering the reader a roadmap, it attempts to give an explanation for why nothing ever works. And how it feels to spin your wheels when your back is to the wall. And you�re neck and neck with all those nasty, infuriating unmentionables centering around all that social control.

Along with the downside, however, there is an equal and opposite upside. The world of Songs (and Poetry) is held up as a guiding principle through which to regain your spiritual balance, gradually become �unstuck� and once again able to reboot yourself in a new direction.

It�s also much more than a �blame yourself for everything and get out of your own way� guilt trip since it rejects all those simplistic clich� solutions found in Psychology books. Attempting instead to give the reader a much more focused insight into all those hard to put into words political, social and philosophical �outside forces� that affect why and how things can (and do) go wrong.

Read this book if you want to be able to speak with your friends about your social and political beliefs with confidence. Striving to maintain a centrist perspective, Tryon presents a tool kit to empower citizen participation in the American political process. Technological changes in the way we present and process information coupled with inherent features of the free press have changed the nature of the individual citizen's engagement with our elected public servants.

Accountability Citizenship explains how we can restore accountability in government by accepting our personal accountability for some simple tasks we must do as individual citizens living in the age of information. The book is non-partisan. Readers are asked only to agree on the very basics-that the government of the United States is supposed to represent the people of the United States.

The author makes a compelling case that changes in our information distribution technologies and business models discourage effective political participation by citizens.  In the early days of our republic, information distribution was based on newspapers-subscription-based and geographically aligned with the representative structure of Congress. Over the past forty years, deregulation of television and radio along with the information technology revolution have disrupted this alignment.  But we can restore accountability through the three steps of accountability citizenship:  being appropriately positive, appropriately informed and appropriately engaged.

Read this book if you want to be able to speak with your friends about your social and political beliefs with confidence. Striving to maintain a centrist perspective, Tryon presents a tool kit to empower citizen participation in the American political process. Technological changes in the way we present and process information coupled with inherent features of the free press have changed the nature of the individual citizen's engagement with our elected public servants.

Accountability Citizenship explains how we can restore accountability in government by accepting our personal accountability for some simple tasks we must do as individual citizens living in the age of information. The book is non-partisan. Readers are asked only to agree on the very basics-that the government of the United States is supposed to represent the people of the United States.

The author makes a compelling case that changes in our information distribution technologies and business models discourage effective political participation by citizens.  In the early days of our republic, information distribution was based on newspapers-subscription-based and geographically aligned with the representative structure of Congress. Over the past forty years, deregulation of television and radio along with the information technology revolution have disrupted this alignment.  But we can restore accountability through the three steps of accountability citizenship:  being appropriately positive, appropriately informed and appropriately engaged.

Read this book if you want to be able to speak with your friends about your social and political beliefs with confidence. Striving to maintain a centrist perspective, Tryon presents a tool kit to empower citizen participation in the American political process. Technological changes in the way we present and process information coupled with inherent features of the free press have changed the nature of the individual citizen's engagement with our elected public servants.

Accountability Citizenship explains how we can restore accountability in government by accepting our personal accountability for some simple tasks we must do as individual citizens living in the age of information. The book is non-partisan. Readers are asked only to agree on the very basics-that the government of the United States is supposed to represent the people of the United States.

The author makes a compelling case that changes in our information distribution technologies and business models discourage effective political participation by citizens.  In the early days of our republic, information distribution was based on newspapers-subscription-based and geographically aligned with the representative structure of Congress. Over the past forty years, deregulation of television and radio along with the information technology revolution have disrupted this alignment.  But we can restore accountability through the three steps of accountability citizenship:  being appropriately positive, appropriately informed and appropriately engaged.

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A Conservative�s Treatise on American Government brings with the meaning of the Constitution�s core, which holds the keys to successful republican governance. The book then describes their distortion by the Federal government�s three branches, followed by one modern Conservative�s view of the corrections needed to return our government to working for is, instead of on us. Finally, the book is a clarion call for all Americans to confirm the realignment elections of 2010 in 2012 and beyond. The author finishes with this challenge from Leonidas to one who demand he lay down the implements of Greek freedom: �Come and take them.�

A Conservative�s Treatise on American Government brings with the meaning of the Constitution�s core, which holds the keys to successful republican governance. The book then describes their distortion by the Federal government�s three branches, followed by one modern Conservative�s view of the corrections needed to return our government to working for is, instead of on us. Finally, the book is a clarion call for all Americans to confirm the realignment elections of 2010 in 2012 and beyond. The author finishes with this challenge from Leonidas to one who demand he lay down the implements of Greek freedom: �Come and take them.�

A Conservative�s Treatise on American Government brings with the meaning of the Constitution�s core, which holds the keys to successful republican governance. The book then describes their distortion by the Federal government�s three branches, followed by one modern Conservative�s view of the corrections needed to return our government to working for is, instead of on us. Finally, the book is a clarion call for all Americans to confirm the realignment elections of 2010 in 2012 and beyond. The author finishes with this challenge from Leonidas to one who demand he lay down the implements of Greek freedom: �Come and take them.�

A Conservative�s Manifesto offers a description of the principles of modern conservatism. The present political climate is one of a big and growing government that increasingly asserts its right, its obligation, to control in increasing detail the decisions of ordinary Americans. It is necessary to discuss these conservative principles in an effort to focus our thoughts as we struggle to regain control over our lives and to rein in that overbearing government. The lays out, in so many words, a set of (modern) Conservative principles that are tied back to the 18th Century Liberal principles of our nation�s Founders.

A Conservative�s Manifesto offers a description of the principles of modern conservatism. The present political climate is one of a big and growing government that increasingly asserts its right, its obligation, to control in increasing detail the decisions of ordinary Americans. It is necessary to discuss these conservative principles in an effort to focus our thoughts as we struggle to regain control over our lives and to rein in that overbearing government. The lays out, in so many words, a set of (modern) Conservative principles that are tied back to the 18th Century Liberal principles of our nation�s Founders.

A Conservative�s Manifesto offers a description of the principles of modern conservatism. The present political climate is one of a big and growing government that increasingly asserts its right, its obligation, to control in increasing detail the decisions of ordinary Americans. It is necessary to discuss these conservative principles in an effort to focus our thoughts as we struggle to regain control over our lives and to rein in that overbearing government. The lays out, in so many words, a set of (modern) Conservative principles that are tied back to the 18th Century Liberal principles of our nation�s Founders.

I Was a Teenage Liberal tells the story of how one man came to understand the dangers of Liberalism and grew to a more mature view of the world we live in. In a tour de force analysis, drawing on classical sources and the Bible, the author skewers Liberal shibboleths in a book that will bring a smile to Conservatives and cause Liberals to howl with rage. What is the critical moral flaw that undermines Liberalism at its core? What does the Bible tell us about Liberalism? Why do Liberals seem to be so blind to the damage that they do? Why do Liberals and Conservatives have such a different view of the importance of Humanity? This provocative book will entertain you with its wit and shock you with insightful new perspectives on vital issues.