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Joyce L. Shafer Thus speaks Christ our Lord to us: You call me Eternal, then do not seek me. / You call me Fair, then do not love me. / You call me Gracious, then do not trust me. / You call me Just, then do not fear me. / You call me Life, then do not choose me. / You call me Light, then do not see me. / You call me Lord, then do not respect me. / You call me Master, then do not obey me. / You call me Merciful, then do not thank me. / You call me Mighty, then do not honor me. / You call me Noble, then do not serve me. / You call me Rich, then do not ask me. / You call me Savior, then do not praise me. / You call me Shepherd, then do not follow me. / You call me the Way, then do not walk with me. / You call me Wise, then do not heed me. / You call me Son of God, then do not worship me. / When I [sentence] you, then do not blame me. *Carved into a cathedral door in a small town in Germany, translated by Dr. William Welty, and copied from Chuck Missler’s chapter in Blood on the Altar

Anyone who habitually watches competitive team sports knows that it is vitally important for referees to stamp their authority early on in matches. If they fail to do so, contests tend to degenerate into chaos. While Thursday night’s debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump wasn’t disorderly, thankfully, it was largely devoid of substance. As I understand it, the debate format was meant to give the two candidates opportunities to articulate their views, without interruption, on some of their most important policy positions. That, in my view, assumed that both men have the discipline to stay on message. Everyone knows how the former president operates so this kind of set-up was asking for trouble. He spent the entire ninety minutes making all kinds of claims that went unchallenged because the moderators were mostly spectators, almost like the millions of us who were watching. But the main problem was that his opponent, who was supposed to hold Mr. Trump’s f

For Immediate Release: Dateline: East Greenwich , RI Why do men insist on coloring their hair when they are well past the age of having such hair? Chris Cuomo, who is 76 and was part of the pre-presidential debate talk team on CNN, has a color of hair not seen anywhere else in nature. His hair should be grey or white, not a sort of decaying tree-bark brown. If it’s a hairpiece, then he should go au naturel. Al Michaels is a brilliant sportscaster, is older than I at 79, and his hair color resembles what I try to avoid stepping in after my dogs have been out in the yard in the mornings. Greg Gumbel, the sports show host, is 78 and looks as if his deep black hair has resulted from a tour of duty in a coal mine. These are highly talented men, respected and wealthy, and who are aging as we all do . Why can’t they be more comfortable in their own skin (and hair color)? I’m reminded of the fabulous Howard Cosell, one of the most original of all the sports commentators, who had a toupe

Perfect for summer and all year around is RADIUS toothbrushes and dental care products. Theyve been around for awhile and have some really great products ,even for your dog! Here’s an excerpt of my interview with RADIUS. 1.) Why are the ingredients used in oral healthcare products so important, and what are some of the key features of the new Immune Support Toothpaste Collection? Specially selected Ingredients can strengthen enamel and prevent cavities, while antibacterial agents reduce plaque and gingivitis. Choosing non-toxic, gentle ingredients are essential to avoid irritation or allergic reactions, especially given the sensitive tissues in the mouth. Another aspect to consider is the ability a person’s oral mucosa has to rapidly absorb substances, making it vital that ingredients are safe and beneficial to prevent systemic health issues. The Immune Support Toothpaste Collection contains specific ingredients that address unique oral health needs, such as potassium nit

LAS VEGAS: Recognized as a culinary icon around the world, chef Julian Serrano will host a celebratory dinner honoring the 25-year legacy of his award-winning restaurant Picasso at Bellagio Resort & Casino on Aug. 9. The one-night-only Celebrate a Master epicurean event will feature a special menu of Serrano’s revered classics, along with specially designed dishes that showcase his signature flavors and style. A predinner cocktail reception, a special toast with Serrano and guests on the Picasso patio, photo opportunities, and live entertainment will also be part of the evening in the legendary lakeside restaurant. NEW YORK: ADVOC8, an agency specializing in experiential marketing and strategic brand engagement, announced the hiring of Brian Couch as its president and head of agency. With a distinguished career spanning over 20 years in the experiential marketing industry, Couch joins ADVOC8 from Soho Experiential, where he served as executive vice president of growth. During h

For Immediate Release: Dateline: East Greenwich , RI There are now plumbers, electricians, contractors, and a variety of home improvement people  who operate virtually.  They explain what tools to use, patiently wait after you’ve made a mistake or lost a part, and “walk you through” (or, perhaps really “talk you through”) the repair. This is advisory work using modern technology to reduce expenses, reduce (the provider’s) labor intensity, and enable a greater volume of business with least disruption to family time. Doctors from Boston hospitals routine participate via closed circuit video in Rhode Island hospitals (and elsewhere) for complex heart surgery. So please don’t tell me that you can’t provide consulting and coaching help remotely. If you feel you must be present  when you really needn’t be then that’s an issue with your self-esteem. You’re afraid you won’t be valued if you can’t be seen. If I had felt that way, I guess I wouldn’t have written a single book. But I’ve a

Are you feeling stuck in a midyear slump, struggling to find motivation or a sense of progress?  If so, you’re not alone. Many leaders find themselves in this rut during midyear (and at other times of the year) for a number of reasons.  However, Gayle Lantz offers a refreshing perspective: What if being stuck is actually a good thing? In this episode, Gayle challenges the notion that being stuck is inherently bad or unproductive. Instead, she invites listeners to embrace their stuckness as an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. By accepting where you are and not fighting it, you might just find the path forward more easily. Gayle shares insights on: The common reasons why leaders feel stuck, such as unrealistic expectations, misalignment with values, and negative thought patterns. The importance of realizing that being stuck has something to teach you – it has value. How to shift your perspective and get curious about what your stuckness is trying to reveal. The power

In a world where communication is key, mastering the art of public speaking is more crucial than ever. We are excited to announce the re-release of our groundbreaking program, "Public Speaking Excellence," designed to help individuals conquer their fears and become powerful, persuasive speakers. The #1 fear in America is public speaking. Almost 75% of the working population is terrified if they have to stand up and talk. PUBLIC SPEAKING EXCELLENCE training  offers comprehensive strategies for leaders to enhance their public speaking skills effectively whether addressing a small group of associates or a large audience of clients or peers. This program has transformed presentation abilities of both novice and seasoned speakers. After this training, participants have fallen in love with speaking and audiences have fallen in love with them. You'll learn: The 3 Ps to improve performance consciously Secrets to overcoming the fear and performing in the zero stress zone Ho

Why did sea surface temperatures go up when summer air temperatures did not? This perplexing question arose after last summer’s unusual findings. Ocean surface water temperatures off Boston, Portsmouth, and Portland were nearly two degrees Fahrenheit warmer than usual, aligning with the long-term trend of increasingly warm conditions primarily driven by climate change. To understand this, we must dive into the unique geography and ecosystem of the Gulf of Maine. This body of water is nestled between Nova Scotia to the North and Cape Cod to the South. Its connection to the Atlantic Ocean is only through a 60-mile-wide deep channel. This distinct geographical feature greatly influences the circulation and temperature of its waters. The Gulf of Maine is nourished by several rivers, including the Neponset, Charles, Mystic, Merrimack, Piscataqua, Saco, Kennebec, Penobscot, and Saint John. These rivers flow into this 36,000-square-mile sea, making it less salty than the Atlantic Ocean.

So when some companies hand out t-shirts that quickly become car-washing rags, our goal has always been to promote ourselves with objects people want to wear outside the office. The success of the EYMERgeddon campaign led to the expansion of our product line. From belts to dog collars, leashes, and even flip-flops, our unique designs have seamlessly integrated into people's everyday lives. For many years, the hula skull, an immediate offshoot, adorned our 15-foot company skiff christened The EYMERgeddon, a testament to our ability to adapt and evolve our self-promotion strategies. Adblock test (Why?) source http://www.expertclick.com/NewsRelease/Mastering-the-Art-of-SelfPromotion-with-Style-and-Substance,2024305078.aspx

Mrs. Doubtfire Theater Review By Michael J. Herman ©2024 The CriticAtLarge.com Mrs. Doubtfire. You mean the 1993 film starring Robin Williams? YES! The very same, has made its way to Broadway and has premiered at LA’s Hollywood Pantages Theatre. I have to admit, I was not excited to see this production. After all, my memory of the film was tepid at best. Nonetheless, I went without expectation of anything exciting and my mind was blown! This musical production based on the novel by Ann Fine tells the story of a struggling actor stuck in a dysfunctional marriage, yet committed to his family at all costs. The show’s main character, Daniel Hillard, faces struggles of unemployment, poverty, marital stress, and divorce, forcing him to take on the acting role of a lifetime; disguising as the hired nanny of his three children. Themes of betrayal, integrity, loyalty, and even points of sexuality weave themselves through this complex account. In recent years Broadway has brought u

The function of leaders is to produce more leaders, not more followers. –Ralph Nader Real leaders aim to create more leaders, not just followers. It’s about empowering others to step up, grow, and lead too. This way, everyone gets a chance to shine and the whole team thrives. Sometimes this important responsibility is missed. Are you developing more leaders? This entry was posted in Success Strategies . Bookmark the permalink . About Marsha Egan, CPCU, CSP, PCC, ICF-Certified CoachMarsha Egan, is CEO of the Egan Group, Inc., Nantucket MA and an internationally recognized professional speaker. She is a leading authority on email productivity. Her acclaimed ?12 Step Program for E-Mail E-ddiction? received international attention, being featured on ABC Nightly News, Fox News, and newspapers across the globe. In early 2009, the program was adapted into a book, Inbox Detox and the Habit of E-mail Excellence (Acanthus 2009 - http://InboxDetox.com/book) Marsha works with forward-thinking

Dram Shop law is a civil liability statute that holds commercial establishments accountable for the actions of their intoxicated customers. These laws are designed to ensure responsible alcohol service and prevent alcohol-related incidents by imposing legal responsibilities on businesses. Key Takeaway This article will explore the essential aspects of Dram Shop laws that businesses need to understand to uphold their legal responsibilities and ensure public safety. Establishments must be aware of the risks associated with serving alcohol irresponsibly, as they can be held liable for damages caused by intoxicated patrons . Potential Consequences Legal liabilities for damages caused by intoxicated patrons. Penalties such as fines, license suspension, or revocation. Reputational damage and potential loss of business. Understanding these laws is essential for any establishment that sells or serves alcohol. By implementing responsible service practices, businesses can significantl

For Immediate Release: Dateline: East Greenwich , RI My advice today for lowering stress is this: When anything electronic stops working—garage door opener, TV remote, air-conditioning remote, temperature controls, whatever—before frantically calling the repair people and dealing with wait times, advertisements, suggestions to visit their site, and so on….change the batteries. It can’t hurt, it’s inexpensive, and 78.64% of the time it solves the problem. I’m just sayin’…. Adblock test (Why?) source http://www.expertclick.com/NewsRelease/I-Do-Believe-in-Batteries,2024305018.aspx

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For Immediate Release: Dateline: East Greenwich , RI (The Dog Star is a symbol of power, will, and steadfastness of purpose, and exemplifies the One who has succeeded in bridging the lower and higher consciousness. —Astrological Definition) My German Shepherd, Royce, maneuvers his head under my arm and lifts it off the keyboard, reminding me that he needs some petting and scratching. When I’m sitting and reading, he moves under my legs and gets my feet on his back so that I can massage him. (He then turns around to get the other side.) He’s reminding me that unconditional love has to go both ways. Adblock test (Why?) source http://www.expertclick.com/NewsRelease/The-Dog-Star-From-Summit-Consulting-Group-Inc-Alan-Weiss-PhD,2024305014.aspx

Why do we say certain things when people sneeze? There's a history connected to that. Anything that bothers the nerve ends in the mucous membranes of the sinuses can cause sneezing, which is called sternutation. When the skin gets irritated, it sends signals to the brain stem. The brain stem controls many of the body’s basic processes, such as breathing. After that, the brain tells the body to move immediately. As the body inhales hard, the glottis, a slit-like opening between the vocal cords, snaps shut. The eyes close, and the body contracts. After that comes the “achoo,” a strong exhale that has to go up through the nose because the glottis is closed. The exhale gets rid of the irritants. A sneeze can send out up to 40,000 droplets , many of which are full of germs and viruses. The droplets move at speeds ranging from 100 to 600 miles per hour . That is a quick and dirty way to do it. Sneezing is a natural response to an irritant in the environment or, perhaps, a cold you