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Artists Greg “The Glassman” Holder pays Tribute to Red Tails

In the spirit of history and inspiration, the elegant Hourglass Art & Wine Gallery recently presented the unveiling of a masterpiece depicting the courageous and honorable Tuskegee Airman.  Created by artist Greg “The Glass Man” Holder, the original artwork pays tribute to the Tuskegee Airmen, Red Tails. The visually stunning piece features the craftsmanship and [...]

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Author/Entrepreneur Keith Douglas Addresses the True Definition of Wealth

Keith Douglas, author of the novel The Power to Get Wealth: No Money Required, wants to instill the lesson in his readers that money does not define wealth.  In today’s world of actors and athletes who make millions of dollars and flaunt it through expensive material things, people have lost the meaning of  what wealth [...]

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Author and Entrepreneur Keith Douglas Offers Advice for Achieving Wealth During the Holidays

As the holidays approach and thousands prepare to overspend on lavish gifts for their family and friends, entrepreneur Keith Douglas, author of the new book, The Power to Get Wealth: No Money Required, offers this sage advice: Think before you shop! “We get so caught up in the idea of buying the perfect gift that we [...]

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Holly Robinson Peete Receives TMCF Award of Excellence

  Holly Robinson Peete, actress, author, activist and philanthropist was among several honorees recognized at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund’s first Annual Los Angeles Award of Excellence (TMCF).  The award was presented to her by her long time friend Sugar Ray Leonard.  Peete and her husband Rodney, former NFL player formed HollyRod Foundation inspired by [...]

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Ingrid Qua Named Susan G. Komen San Diego Race for the Cure Honorary Breast Cancer Survivor

Ingrid Qua Named Susan G. Komen San Diego Race for the Cure Honorary Breast Cancer Survivor   A woman with moxie, Ingrid lives with strength, courage, and a will to survive.   San Diego, Calif. (August 23, 2011) Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the world’s largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists [...]

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“The Heart and Soul of The Community”

    San Diego Mom and Pop Shop Enhances the Lives of the Neighborhood Youth through Music, Math and Science Have you ever visited one of those neighborhood stores and the moment you entered everything just popped?  I mean, just came alive! That is the essence of entering San Diego Young Artist Music Academy & Resource Center, [...]

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Do I Dare? By Shirley Robinson Sprinkles, Ph.D

Do I Dare?  By Shirley Robinson Sprinkles, Ph.D

Do I Dare? by: Shirley Robinson Sprinkles, Ph.D My new book, “Seven Keys to Successful Single Parenting” (Wheatmark, 2011), is just days from publication and already I’m shaking in my boots. When it comes to the subject of parenting, there are so many ideas of what constitutes “good” parenting. Everyone has an opinion. Most people [...]

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Our Mother By: Emily Kohlheim

Our Mother By: Emily Kohlheim

In a world of nearly seven billion people, new ideas and beliefs are created every second.  These ideas coincide with the countless racial, religious, and social groups individuals join or are born into.  A world filled with people of all shapes, sizes, colors, and mindsets creates the seemingly impassible obstacle of recognizing commonalities as human [...]

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TWO PEAS IN A POD? . . .Hardly An Essay By Shirley Robinson Sprinkles, Ph. D

TWO PEAS IN A POD? . . .Hardly  An Essay By  Shirley Robinson Sprinkles, Ph. D

“Stop comparing me with my brothers and sisters!”  That’s the anguished demand I hear when a discussion with one of my offspring turns to how everyone else in the family is getting along these days.  Needless to say, this retort usually comes from the one who isn’t faring so well during these tough economic times [...]

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