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Miss Utah didn’t win the crown, but she’s still a winner, so are you
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Justin Bieber and Gun Control
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American leadership required for international religious freedoms
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Edward Snowden: Gov't has 'destroyed any possibility of a fair trial'
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Obama Democrats don’t want border security
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Ann Romney makes surprise political remarks at San Diego meeting
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Immigration may be a threat to Republicans, but not to America
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Did the Libertarians get it right about Republicans and Democrats?
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Amash leads challenge to NSA surveillance with LIBERT-E act
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Colorado gun debate: Sen. Morse recall petition succeeds
Making Change Archive: February 2010
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Fundraising: From private gain to public causes
After fundraising for tangible goods and groups; how do you move to less tangible causes? Published February 25 2010
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Picturesque farms 1850 and 1930
Get a glimpse of historic farmsteads, a country church, and a rural school by visiting the Farmamerica site. Published February 22 2010
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Pentagon promises pay three years later
The longest service military unit in Iraq has back pay coming from service in 2007. Published February 18 2010
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Philanthropic women: Join the movement
Women giving money to create change has grown quickly over the past decade. Published February 13 2010
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Tourism: My play is your pay
How has tourism fared during this economic downturn? Published February 9 2010
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Easy grading system makes judging hard
A speech judge ponders how to encourage individual progress with an easy grading system. Published February 4 2010
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Innovative solutions for 2010 problems
Community building through charitable giving prompts creative solutions to contemporary problems. Published February 1 2010
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Donna Rae Scheffert is a facilitator, consultant and writer. Find more information online at www.online-leadership-tools.com.
She lives in Minnesota with her husband and teenage son and daughter.
Honors and awards include University of Minnesota -Distinguished Extension Campus Faculty ...
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Miss Utah didn’t win the crown, but she’s still a winner, so are you
Ignore the naysayers, all things, even negative experiences can work together for your good.
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The government is spying, why can’t I?
It seems like everyone is "spying" these days, including friends.
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Workplace ethics: When to tell a friend she’s being fired
Loyalty to a boss and a friend can cause a painful conflict.
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The Pope says I’m saved, my mom says I’m not
A mother regularly badgers her son about his lack of religious beliefs, and it’s ruining their relationship.
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Miss Utah didn’t win the crown, but she’s still a winner, so are you
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End of the Day
As the sun sets, the day ends, thoughts crowd our minds...
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The American Muslim
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The Conscience of a Realist
Politics, economics, and business from a real world perspective.
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Rich Like Me
An establishmentarian conservative, short on cash, but long on wisdom.
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Sharp Pearson Thoughts
Politics and pop culture from the perspective of an independent hip-hop conservative
