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Daniel J. Gansle is an independent researcher, freelance journalist, technical writer, and the author of several books elucidating modern prophetic thought including 2012: Day of Reckoning, Rapture Redux, and Your World, Your Future, & Bible Prophecy.

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Politics, News & Issues > Environmental Awareness Easy ways your family can "go green": 2 of 320
If you think going green is confusing or unattainable, think again. On the contrary, there are so many things we can do on an everyday basis to help make our world a better place. If you're looking for things to do with your family, or perhaps even to start a new family tradition, environmentally-based activities are a great... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues Anticipating a life without oil: 1 of 33
Anticipating life without oil is admittedly somewhat difficult. Some are predicting apocalyptic scenarios where entire societies will crumble and wars for oil resources will grow more frequent. Yet others are more hopeful, including former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan who predicts plug-in hybrids running off of electricity de... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Pulitzer Center Why should the world care about the environment in places like Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Rwanda?: 2 of 64
It is becoming increasingly clear in our world today that what happens in other parts of the world affects us all in one way or another. Sectarian strife and instability in the Middle East has a direct effect on the price you pay at the pump; displacing food crops for ethanol production causes your grocery bill to edge ever ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Are the Christian Gospels really good news?: 3 of 88
In Luke 4:18-19, Jesus proclaims, "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor." It is clear from this passage that inde... More..
Autos > Selling Cars Determining your vehicle's value: How to decide whether to sell privately or to a dealership: 1 of 28
Okay, so you want to sell your car. Where do you start? And is it better to sell your car on your own through newspapers and the Internet, or trade it in at the dealership? We've all heard that selling your car privately will put more cash in your pocket because you can set the selling price higher than what the dealership w... More..
Autos > Driving & Safety Keeping your car safe: 1 of 23
Back in the good ol days of clunkers and muscle cars, safety wasn't as much of an issue as it is today. We didn't have airbags, or antilock brakes, or GPS. While we did have seatbelts, there was a time in America when it wasn't necessarily law to strap them on. With today's advancements in technology and safety testing techn... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Pulitzer Center Should a US company be legally liable in US courts for environmental consequences of its operations abroad?: 3 of 64
Some criticize United States foreign policy as imperialistic. Others believe our great country is unquestionably altruistic. But I believe that while both views have some merit, the U.S. most often acts opportunistically in accordance with its free-market capitalistic business practices around the world. Unfortunately, the e... More..
Sciences > Ecology & Environment Energy-saving tips: 1 of 21
With all the talk of going green these days, saving energy actually goes beyond the home. From a broader perspective, saving energy means using less gasoline; flying less often; and using compact fluorescent lighting (CFL) in your office. We want to save energy for many reasons. First, our energy sources in many parts of the... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Climate Change Thoughts on global warming: 4 of 78
In today's world of growing volatility and insecurity, we abhor the unknown. Even more, we despise even the slightest suggestion that our comfortable American way of life will soon change dramatically in reaction to issues surrounding energy and the environment. This is likely one reason why some today choose to deny first-h... More..
Health & Fitness > Diet Tips How to live a low-sodium lifestyle: 1 of 19
Is it really possible to live a low-sodium lifestyle? The American Heart Association recommends that people should eat less than 2,300 milligrams of salt (sodium) per day. However, some groups including mature adults and those with high blood pressure should consume less than 1,500 milligrams of sodium per day. But with so m... More..