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Deception Burns!

By: Sybil Shearin | 2011-03-30 | Christianity
The sound of footsteps can be heard down the long darkened hall. Screams of devilish laughter reek to souls who missed the call. Darkness as thick as midnight fills every cranny and nook. Bodies of the departed hang like fresh meat on a sharpened hook. read more

Deceptive Disappearances

By: Tajamul Hussain | 2010-03-29 | Inspirational
The extended hope is a poison that assures oneself that death is a long way off - a mental environment that leads people to live their days as if a long life is guaranteed. The dangers of this delusion are self evident. read more

Perception Deception

By: Patrick Sibraa | 2010-04-01 | Health & Fitness
When I was very young I played with 'Spirit Guides' while hiding in my cupboard. As I grew up I gathered all kinds of silly, false ideas about life. How do you know what is right from wrong? I began to separate out my misconceptions. I learned about myself and about my world. I learned to be gentle with myself. I learned to love my self once again. I relearned how to nurture a childlike enthusiasm for life. read more

Dremu-Deception Reviews: Deception at its Best

By: Fiona Ross | 2010-10-19 | Skin care
One thing we won't be able to avoid just like old age is the appearance of wrinkles. Though there is still no absolute treatment to counter this skin dilemma, there are products like wrinkle creams which we can use to minimize their appearance. read more

Game Chair Deception

By: Tyson Ellis | 2010-03-29 | Furniture
Unless you are trying to win your game by distracting your competitors with a flashy game chair contraption, these increasingly popular chairs are masters of deception. Ranked as one of the highest items returned on the market, there are several reasons highlighting why this might be the case. read more

President Obama's Great Deception

By: George Ahearn | 2010-03-30 | News and society
The article describes the deceptive basis for Climate Control legislation and its unrealistic objectives. It contains evidence of faulty science about greenhouse gases and provides mathematical proof that the current goals of this legislation will not be achieved and are totally not credible. read more

Attracting pollinators by deception

By: seolncr | 2012-03-05 | Business
mediated food deception through mimicry floral: 23 in this case, the flowers mimic exactly to a particular species that reward pollinators and the cohabiting. read more

Deception and Delusion

By: Joel Hirschhorn | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Democracy for dumb citizens is what we have and what the majority deserve. For the rest of us the difficult challenge is to find ways to fight the political system that are not marginalized and only satisfy our egos. As long as you are an enthusiastic supporter of any Democrat or Republican you are a willing participant in our fake democracy. read more

Is Someone Being Deceptive?

By: Regina Jacques | 2010-03-31 | Current Affairs
Jerry said that he's been working long hours since his job is in high demand. The past few months, Elaine's been acting stand offish towards him, just very negative. He really has a sneaking suspicion that she was cheating on him because she would also just leave for hours at a time. read more

Cheerleading - Deceptively Dangerous

By: Yossarian Fisher | 2010-03-29 | Recreation & Sports
All the guys in basketball jerseys, football pads and helmets, with their chiseled physiques, and hard and dirty reputations are put too shame when placed next too a cheerleader. A five foot girl, wearing short skirts and a sweater, turns out to be far braver and tougher than the guys on the court or the field. Why you ask? This is because cheerleading is one dangerous sport. read more

Marine Masters of Deception

By: Eric Giguere | 2011-04-02 | Reference & Education
Underwater creatures such as leafy sea dragon, bearded scorpion fish, hairy frogfish and so on are considered masters of deception. These creatures camouflage cleverly to adapt to their environment. They have to hide themselves in order to escape from the hunting of predators. The photographer from Washington, Brandon Cole has traveled the world and created a photo collection of these cute creatures. Brandon said that it is hard to see these underwater creatures straight away because they often camouflage against corals or sand and live in association with that particular coral. Let’s have a look at these photos as below and try finding them: read more

A true deception

By: Satish Verma | 2011-05-01 | Poetry
Going to shake my inner world. Inconsolable is the loss of faithful truth. Going to shake my inner world. Inconsolable is the loss of faithful truth. read more

Deceptive Road Signs

By: Kevin Probst | 2011-03-24 | Spirituality
Satan throws up all sorts of road signs along the way. These are all lies to try to discourage traveling pilgrims. Sadly, many believe the lies, get discouraged and return to the easy way that leads to destruction. read more

George Bush's Deception

By: Bruce Schwartz | 2010-01-23 | Politics
Yesterday, I watched in disbelief George W. Bush's convoluted speech to the House of Representatives. It was rather telling that this speech wasn't in primetime but rather at 9 a.m. (6 a.m. in the Wes read more

From One Deception to Another

By: Awdhesh K Singh | 2010-03-27 | News and society
The human civilization is a tale of deception. Each generation seems to have found the truth and the secret of the world only to be discovered by the next generation that the truth was deceptive. It is only a wise person who can cull out the truth from all deceptions to make it the real Truth. read more