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Pelosi's Obamacare logic would send Jefferson reeling
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Memorial Day madness: Yo-yo time for Wall Street
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Concert review: James Morrison (Video)
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Corruption fighter Patrick Fitzgerald resigns as U.S. Attorney in Chicago
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UAW and GM not protecting long-term temporary workers
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D.C. United to play Richmond Kickers in U.S. Open Cup
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It is a wonderful time to head to Lake County CA for wine (Part 2)
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Arizona Sheriff Arpaio uses taxpayers' money to send birther investigators to Hawaii
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It's just poop: Potty talk and potty training
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Be crystal for God
Donna Rae Scheffert
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 Award; Minnesota Rural Futures-FUTURES award; and numerous state and national awards for programs and publications.
Scheffert is an author of practical fieldbooks: Committees That Work: Common Traps and Creative Solutions; Social Capital, Building Leadership Programs, and Facilitation Resources available from http://www.online-leadership-tools.com/Scheffert-Tools.html.
Donna Rae is also a Senior Consultant with www.Action-Wheel.com and an Associate with www.deepSEEconsulting.com.
Her civic participation includes: Board Member-Community Action Center; Board Member-Women’s Philanthropic Group, and soccer team coordinator.
Photo Credit: Amber Procaccini
Leadership development expert & educator, Donna Rae Scheffert knows how public action by others for others improves lives - she helps people to get involved and provides tools to propel them toward their goals easier, faster, and with more fun. Read more from Donna Rae at www.online-leadership-tools
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Recent Entries by Donna Rae Scheffert
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Super Bowl XLVI: Watch it on TV or in a home theater?
Published 9:57 a.m. January 31, 2012
Now that Super Sunday is just around the corner, have you ever considered equipping a room for watching sports, playing video games, and enjoying movies in your own home?
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Paula Deen: Her revelation of diabetes points to a costly American problem
Published 8:37 p.m. January 23, 2012
Treating chronic diseases like diabetes consumes 75% of the $2 trillion dollars spent each year in the U.S. for health care costs.
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Costa Concordia sinks: How often does it happen and what does it mean for cruising? (Video)
Published 4:59 p.m. January 18, 2012
Does the Italian ship going aground have a warning message for those of us planning cruise vacations?
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Joan Steffend's new project after HGTV's Decorating Cents
Published 9:36 a.m. January 10, 2012
Catching up with Joan Steffend, former host of Decorating Cents: if you love the witty, energetic redhead on TV, find out about her current efforts promoting peace.
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How to survive and thrive when the workplace changes
Published 10:02 a.m. January 4, 2012
If you are in the midst of change, help progress towards the NEW goals by fostering four core values.
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A New Year's Eve chocolate and wine tasting party
Published 9:41 a.m. December 28, 2011
Looking for a unique, easy, as well as educational way to bring in the New Year? Try this tasting party.
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Last minute Christmas cookie recipes for chocolate lovers
Published 9:01 a.m. December 20, 2011
Stir these delicacies together in minutes, using convenience products. The no-fail recipes mean you just have to melt, stir, and bake.
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Quick Christmas cookie recipes perfect for procrastinators
Published 9:43 a.m. December 14, 2011
You can make these cookies in a snap and still impress your friends and family.
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Christmas recipes for red and green salads
Published 1:10 p.m. December 11, 2011
Making a special salad this season? Select salad recipes that are showy, simple, and nutritious to adorn your holiday table.
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Blue ribbon Christmas cookie and snack recipes
Published 3:59 p.m. December 8, 2011
Why not try some of the very best recipes that rated blue ribbons at a county fair? They'll be sure to satisfy the most demanding sweet tooth.
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Simple and satisfying Christmas cookie recipes
Published 11:51 a.m. December 7, 2011
Looking to add a new favorite recipe to your collection? Here are two proven taste treats for all ages. And quick too.
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Food Day rivals Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Published 8:15 p.m. November 29, 2011
Food benefits (aka food stamps) arriving on electronic debit cards at the beginning of the month create a mob of shoppers.
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Cyberbullying is ruining lives, but teens fight back
Published 1:09 p.m. November 15, 2011
If you are worried about internet or cell phone bullying, teens public service announcements can help.
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Kris and Kim breakup: Was 'Yee-Haw' Minnesota a problem?
Published 1:26 p.m. November 3, 2011
As a Minnesotan, I have to wonder, was a Californian’s perception of Minnesota an irreconcilable difference?
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Bad at math? You may have dyscalculia
Published 6:19 p.m. October 19, 2011
Dyscalculia is a math disability. Like dyslexia, the brain is the culprit behind the problem, not IQ, will, or motivation.
