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Operation Feint

It was mid October 1952 and I was an officer’s records clerk in the 99th Field Artillery, a private first…
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Resources and Opportunities

“The greatest untapped resource we have in this world is the human potential.” I’ve said that many times in many…
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Trump Plays While Ignoring Storms

Devastating storms ravage Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia, causing multiple casualties. The governors of these states declared national emergencies. What…
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Putin is Pulling the Strings on Puppet Trump

The Weakness of Trump is now Showing on the International Stage
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Performing Tiny Acts of Kindness Can Transform Our Lives – by Dr. Ross Reck

English writer and philosopher Aldous Huxley (author of Brave New World written in 1932) was often asked, “What is the…
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Gas Prices Rise Breaking Another Trump Promise

Tariffs on US imports from Canada and Mexico were announced Saturday by the Trump administration and are set to take…
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Being Kind to People on the Phone Can Make Your Life Much Easier – by Dr. Ross Reck

The auger in the ice maker in my refrigerator broke a while ago. I spoke with some people who know…
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Just Say No Rap / Just Say Yes Rap

Art Fettig is a professional speaker and the author of 22 published books. His Three Robot series of books for…
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Art Fettig’s Publications

Beyond Duh!, Creativity in Action. Non Fiction, 2013 Success Rally, Fiction, 2012 The Old Man and the CD, Fiction, 2009…
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About Art Fettig

In 1980, Art Fettig was certified as a “Speaking Professional” by the National Speakers Association. He is now a veteran…
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Team Online Workspace Platforms

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Kind Acts Have a Powerful Impact on People’s Lives – by Dr. Ross Reck

When it comes to impacting people’s lives, nothing is more powerful than kindness. As Albert Schweitzer once said: “Constant kindness…
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Say Something Good: Estelle Goodwin

Wife, Jean’s aunt Estelle Goodwin of Dunn, North Carolina was lookin’ great, her mind was sharp and she was on…
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The Music Man

I watched the movie version of the classic musical “The Music Man” recently.  I watch it about once a year…
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Trump Calls Her “Nasty”

The president soon attacked her after the event, calling her “nasty in tone, and not compelling or smart.”
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Behringer xAir XR18 Digital Mixer

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Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) Spews Hate Toward Bishop Budde

Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) called for Episcopal Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde to be deported from the country in a post…
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People Are Absolutely Craving to Be on The Receiving End of a Smile – by Dr. Ross Reck

My friend Patricia shared the following story. On her way to work on the morning I saw her, she pulled…
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Being Touched

As I was thinking about what I was about to write I caught myself staring at the wall beside my…
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Rehearsals

A decade or two ago when I was on the road speaking a lot I used to go to bed…
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  • Operation Feint
    Operation Feint
    It was mid October 1952 and I was an officer’s records clerk in the 99th Field Artillery, a private first class on a Landing Ship Troops (LST)  headed towards North Korea.
  • Forest Path
    Resources and Opportunities
    “The greatest untapped resource we have in this world is the human potential.” I’ve said that many times in many situations and I’m not certain who said it first but it is a mighty challenging thought. When one gets in the upper ages one might ponder those paths untaken.
  • Shame on You
    Trump Plays While Ignoring Storms
    Devastating storms ravage Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia, causing multiple casualties. The governors of these states declared national emergencies. What did Trump do? He went to the Daytona 500 on the taxpayer dime, costing us millions of dollars to take photo ops of Air Force One flying over the stadium and his motorcade doing laps around the track.
  • Puppet Trump
    Putin is Pulling the Strings on Puppet Trump
    The Weakness of Trump is now Showing on the International Stage
  • Door Knob
    Performing Tiny Acts of Kindness Can Transform Our Lives – by Dr. Ross Reck
    English writer and philosopher Aldous Huxley (author of Brave New World written in 1932) was often asked, “What is the most effective technique for transforming my life (meaning what can I do to make changes leading to a noticeably better or more fulfilling version of myself).”
  • Gas Prices
    Gas Prices Rise Breaking Another Trump Promise
    Tariffs on US imports from Canada and Mexico were announced Saturday by the Trump administration and are set to take effect on goods arriving here Tuesday, as President Donald Trump followed through on a campaign promise by taking action against America’s two biggest trading partners.
  • Ice Cubes
    Being Kind to People on the Phone Can Make Your Life Much Easier – by Dr. Ross Reck
    The auger in the ice maker in my refrigerator broke a …
  • Art Fettig & His Lucky Stars
    Just Say No Rap / Just Say Yes Rap
    Art Fettig is a professional speaker and the author of 22 published books. His Three Robot series of books for children are based on three fictional robots’ names, Pos, Semi-Pos and Neg. Fettig’s goal and mission in life is to bring positive living concepts to children and their parents.
  • Art Fettig’s Publications
    Beyond Duh!, Creativity in Action. Non Fiction, 2013 …
  • Art Fettig
    About Art Fettig
    In 1980, Art Fettig was certified as a “Speaking Professional” by the National Speakers Association. He is now a veteran of nearly 3,000 professional presentations to audiences around the world.
  • Team Collaboration
    Team Online Workspace Platforms
    We recommend reviewing the following platforms for Team Collaboration solutions.
  • Kindness
    Kind Acts Have a Powerful Impact on People’s Lives – by Dr. Ross Reck
    When it comes to impacting people’s lives, nothing is more powerful than kindness. As Albert Schweitzer once said: “Constant kindness can accomplish much.
  • Estelle Goodwin
    Say Something Good: Estelle Goodwin
    Wife, Jean’s aunt Estelle Goodwin of Dunn, North Carolina was lookin’ great, her mind was sharp and she was on her feet for at least a half an hour and movin’ like a young lady, celebrating her 100th birthday with about 250 guests.
  • The Music Man
    The Music Man
    I watched the movie version of the classic musical “The Music Man” recently.  I watch it about once a year just to keep my energy up. The Star is Robert Preston and gosh, does he bring up the memories.
  • Bishop Mariann Budde
    Trump Calls Her “Nasty”
    The president soon attacked her after the event, calling her “nasty in tone, and not compelling or smart.”
  • Behringer xAir XR18 Digital Mixer
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  • Hate
    Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) Spews Hate Toward Bishop Budde
    Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) called for Episcopal Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde to be deported from the country in a post from his official U.S. House member account on X.
  • Sun
    People Are Absolutely Craving to Be on The Receiving End of a Smile – by Dr. Ross Reck
    My friend Patricia shared the following story. On her way to work on the morning I saw her, she pulled up to a stop light alongside another car. She looked over at the driver and smiled. At this point the driver of the other car smiled back and motioned for her to roll down her window, which she did.
  • Photos
    Being Touched
    As I was thinking about what I was about to write I caught myself staring at the wall beside my computer but seeing nothing. Just staring into space, searching for a creative spark, sort of, and when I focused in I realized that I was staring at the thirty plus photos of family, friends and business associates who had played an important role in my life. 
  • Speaking
    Rehearsals
    A decade or two ago when I was on the road speaking a lot I used to go to bed early and plan to rehearse speech segments in my mind.  I would actually see myself out on a stage delivering prepared material.
  • Lottery Balls
    If You Think Winning the Lottery Will Make You Happy, Read This – by Dr. Ross Reck
    Surgeon General, Vivek H. Murthy, posted the following personal story in the New York Times: “A patient of mine once shared with me a most unusual story. He had worked for years in the food industry with a modest salary and humble lifestyle.
  • In God We Trust
    In God We Trust
    I’m sitting here at my desk in my office in my home here in the quiet woods in Hillsborough, North Carolina and I seem to be lost for the right words. I have written this segment again and again.These are troubled days for all Americans.
  • Art Fettig
    I Didn’t Do It!
    Did you ever do anything in your lifetime so much better than you ever did it before that you couldn’t understand it?  My son Dan hit a hole in one on the golf course where he plays regularly in Battle Creek, Michigan.  He was absolutely amazed and so was his golfing partner. 
  • Rear View Mirror
    If You’re Having a Bad Day, Step Back and Rewrite the Script – by Dr. Ross Reck
    A friend of mine gave me this advice when I was having a bad day. What she meant was, instead of whining or playing the victim when you’re having a bad day, step back, take a deep breath, and say to yourself, “I’m going to rewrite the rest of today’s script.”
  • Art Fettig in his Office
    Been Workin’ On The Railroad
    On the morning of February 16th, 1948 l reported for work in the General Claims Department Office of the Grand Trunk Western Railroad in Detroit, Michigan.  Thirty Five years later I retired from the GTWRR. I’d worked my way up to the job of Corporate Communications Officer, reporting directly to the railroad president..  When someone called and asked me who would be filling my vacancy I replied that I was not leaving a vacancy. I had completed my mission as Corporate Communications Officer. I had delivered my message and now I was moving on to carry that message out to the whole world. 
  • Kid with Microphone
    Let That Little Kid Come Out
    Let that little kid come out in me  Let me chase a butterfly let me climb a tree  Let me mess my hair up and giggle out with glee  Oh, let that little kid come out in me. 
  • Special
    We Are All Somebody Special!
    I must admit that I have been staring at this blank spot in this memo trying to fill it with something that might be appropriate for these challenging times.
  • Washing Hands
    Doing the Math
    It doesn’t take a mathematical genius or an Einstein to conclude that the most vulnerable to this virus that all America and most of the rest of the world is under attack from, are the aged who are asked to stay in their homes. 
  • Art Fettig and Greg Brayton
    Art Fettig: Remembering Greg
    When I perform monthly at our local Senior Day Care Center I share the songs I’ve written that Greg Brayton and I recorded from 1997- 2001. There were 57 songs in all and it was one of the happiest, most creative experiences of my lifetime.
  • Circle
    What Goes Around Comes Around – by Dr. Ross Reck
    You’ve all heard the saying, “What goes around, comes …
  • American Flag - Stars and Stripes
    Say Something Good – America
    This little section goes way back. It was 1976 when I first started writing good things about America as a part of my PROGRAMS America.
  • Kindness - Generosity
    If You Want Your New Year to Be Happier, Focus on Being Kind – by Dr. Ross Reck
    One thing that scientific research is very clear on is that relationships—warm personal relationships—make us happier and healthier. Research further points out that the frequency and quality of our interactions with other people are the two major predictors of our happiness.
  • It’s Art Fettig in this 73 year old photo with his first set of drums.​
    Musical Enchantment
    I sat down recently at my drum set upstairs and a memory flashed into my mind.  I was 13, had met a new friend my age just two streets over and found out he was playing boogie woogie on his downstairs piano.
  • Korean War
    Drums, Tap Dancing and Life Saving
    I was a Private E-2 in the US Army in 1951, just out of my basic training,  and had just boarded a troop ship in Seattle headed for Korea with a stop off at Camp Drake at Yokohama in Japan. An announcement on the PA said that Special Services was conducting auditions for musicians and entertainers for a show. Volunteers must report immediately.
  • Stream
    Something Good About This Mess
    Ever since this Corona virus thing started I’ve been searching for how I can get something good out of this mess. I want to learn something I didn’t know, something I didn’t know about myself and about others.
  • Meagan and Natalie Metz
    FLASHBACK: Plaintiffs in Lawsuit Featured in Flagstaff Exhibit
    Twenty women who have faced extraordinary challenges and have overcome hardships are profiled in a new documentary-style exhibit at Flagstaff’s Pioneer Museum. It’s called “Resilience: Women in Flagstaff’s Past and Present.”
  • Penny Pulz feature in Beyond the Game Film
    Beyond the Game Film with Penny Pulz
    Intimate interviews with professional athletes sharing …
  • Korean War
    Memorial Day
    Did you know that almost 40,000 Americans died in action in Korea and more than 100,000 were wounded and it wasn’t even called a war at all when it was going on? It was called a “Police Action.”  More than 5.7 million Americans served during the Korean War that began in 1950 and ended in 1953. This was known as “The Forgotten War” but I have never forgotten it, oh no. 
  • Paul Harvey
    Retirement?
    Can you even imagine?  I’ve been retired from the railroad for over 37 years now. Haven’t really worked a day since then, 1983. . When you are doing something, you really love to do, I figure, it isn’t really work although I admit that I have put in some eighteen hour and twenty-hour days.
  • Buffer.com
    Buffer.com
    Today, Buffer is one of the most well-known social media marketing tools serving small businesses, creators, and individuals.
  • A Mixed Bag
    A Mixed Bag–From Honky To Tonk
    A Mixed Bag is a collection of songs by Art Fettig. It includes Country, Blues, Spirituals, Heavy Metal, Comedy, Jazz and some love songs that might be country but we can’t figure out which country. This CD might have been called “Songs to lift your spirits high” because you will laugh and cry and just feel better about yourself and the world after you listen to this unusual collection.
  • Dance
    The Dancin’ Rag
    About 25 years ago when I was just 65 I took a tap dance class from that same teacher who had taught my daughter, Nancy, many years before.
  • Mastodon
    Fediverse: Directory of Links
    Mastodon is not a single website. To use it, you need to make an account with a provider—we call them servers—that lets you connect with other people across Mastodon
  • Rain Drops
    And It Rained – Preformed by Art Fettig and Greg Brayton
    Some friends of ours got them one of those big places on the ocean and invited a mess of kin in this last week and every day all it did was rain. Reminded me of back when I was courtin’ my wife Jean over twenty years ago and her sister Fran rented one of those big houses and there were enough kids there to open a country school.
  • Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man
    Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man by Mary L. Trump, Ph.D.
    In this revelatory, authoritative portrait of Donald J. Trump and the toxic family that made him, Mary L. Trump, a trained clinical psychologist and Donald’s only niece, shines a bright light on the dark history of their family in order to explain how her uncle became the man who now threatens the world’s health, economic security, and social fabric.
  • Prostate - Hemorrhoids
    A Reminder to All Men – Have Your Prostate Checked
    Prostate cancer is the uncontrolled growth of cells in the prostate, a gland in the male reproductive system below the bladder. Abnormal growth of prostate tissue is usually detected through screening tests, typically blood tests that check for prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels.
  • The Santa Train by Art Fettig
    A Santa Story
    The idea was shared by a man named Paul and his fellow workers on the DT&I Railroad. They took an old steam engine, cleaned it up and then decorated it along with a caboose and arranged to give a group of orphan children a ride around town on the designated Santa Train.
  • The Santa Train by Art Fettig
    The Santa Train: The Train That Nobody Seemed To Care About – by Art Fettig
    Once upon a time, there was a worn out locomotive that nobody seemed to care about. Except maybe Charlie Weller, who was an old retired railroad engineer. And maybe nobody cared about old Charlie anymore either. At least it often seemed that way to Charlie. He had little to do but sit around and remember the good old days when he would run that ancient train up and down the tracks hauling freight.
  • Harold Rowley
    Rowley, Harold
    Harold Rowley, Battle Creek’s popular blind author and poet.
  • Money
    Don’t Close Sales, Open Relationships – by Art Fettig
    I had a financial planner call on me several years ago.  His first comment as he walked into my office was, “I’m not here to sell you anything.”
  • Robin Reece and Renee Kaminski
    Renee Kaminski and Robin Reece
    Renee Kaminski was born in Fountain Valley, California and was raised in Arizona while Robin Reece was born in Phoenix and raised in Flagstaff, Arizona. Renee and Robin are partners in life and partners in creating life, the life of their son.
  • Arizona Daily Star
    Arizona Tucson Star Mentions Sister Case Along With Our Clients
    Seven plaintiff couples and the legal team who filed suit on January 6, 2014 to overturn Arizona’s ban on same sex marriage applaud and support the seven plaintiff couples, two surviving spouses and Lambda Legal in their parallel March 13, 2014 filing.
  • Jeff Ferst and Peter Bramley
    Jeff Ferst and Peter Bramley
    Jeff Ferst was born and raised in New York City and Peter Bramley was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. Peter and Jeff met in the summer of 2012, combined households in October 2012 and on Valentine’s Day 2013, they married in Palm Springs California.
  • Meagan Metz and Natalie Metz
    Meagan Metz and Natalie Metz
    Meagan Pugh was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah and was raised in Seattle Washington. Natalie Metz was born in Indiana and raised in Mesa, Arizona.
  • Article by Shaun McKinnon. Photography by Patrick Shannahan
    When They Stopped Waiting – Article in The Arizona Republic
    Shaun McKinnon and his print/video colleague, Patrick Shannahan, from the The Arizona Republic and AZCentral.com tell the story of why we are fighting the ban on same sex marriage her in AZ and how it came together. The lawsuit is Connolly v Roche.
  • Shell
    Climbing Out – by Art Fettig
    When is the last time you climbed out of your shell? I said your shell, not your rut. Your shell, if it is anything like mine, is that place I climb into when I am fearful of a new situation. I encounter a lot of them and generally I take a deep, deep breath and jump off of the cliff. So far none of the jumps have been fatal.
  • Microphone
    Stand Up and Talk – by Art Fettig
    When I was in high school I spent more time after school than anyone in our class. I was the self appointed class clown. My mouth was always getting me into trouble and I was forever being told to “Sit down and shut up.”
  • Henry Ford
    Whether You Think You Can or You Can’t, You’re Right – by Dr. Ross Reck
    The above is a quote from Henry Ford. It illustrates how much our attitude determines our success or failure. For example, On 25 May 1961, President John F. Kennedy, made an appeal to a joint session of Congress. He said, “I believe this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to Earth.” Most of the people around the world said the idea was impossible.
  • Hands Counting Money
    If You Want to Feel Rich, Just Count the Things You Have That Money Can’t Buy – by Dr. Ross Reck
    I saw the above quote posted on Facebook recently. As I thought about it, I couldn’t help but think of the Google executive who was found dead ten years ago on his 50-foot yacht. He died from an overdose of heroin administered by a call girl.
  • President Barack Obama
    President Obama’s Wise Words to “45”
    This is a unique office, without a clear blueprint for success, so I don’t know that any advice from me will be particularly helpful. Still, let me offer a few reflections from the past 8 years.
  • Email Newsletters
    A Few Words on Newsletters – by Art Fettig
    I have been writing newsletters since November, 1988. I had delivered presentations at the National Safety Congress to thousands of America’s top safety people and when I returned home, totally exhausted, I faced the ordeal of contacting some 500 leads from attendees who wanted to talk with me about purchasing my books and videos or hiring me to come in and make presentations for their employees.
  • Songs for Pathetic Lovers
    Art Fettig and Greg Brayton: Pathetic?
    “You’re the most pathetic person that I have ever met!” Who else but humorist, Art Fettig could tum that line into a love song? And who but super musician Greg Brayton and his two pathetic lovers, Billy Dean and Baby Jean, could make being pathetic a step up on the social register?
  • Same Sex Marraige
    Respect for Marriage Act
    This act provides statutory authority for same-sex and interracial marriages.
  • Motorcycling the Maritimes: A Healing Odyssey
    Featured Books: Motorcycling the Maritimes: A Healing Odyssey
    It was August 9, 2015, still dark in the early hours of a cool Autumn Sunday morning. I was eager and excited about my second ride into the Maritimes with the route including both Newfoundland and Labrador, the two provinces I missed on my first visit.
  • 1+1=Result
    And Then Some
    I was Thinking the other day about the difference in just doin’ your job and doing your job and then some.
  • Listening
    Listening is a Form of Hugging – by Dr. Ross Reck
    Recently, I went to the Post Office to Purchase some stamps. As I approached the counter, I noticed that the woman who was about to help me had tears in her eyes. I said to her, “It looks like the seasonal allergies have gotten the best of you.”
  • Hands Holding Heart with Dove
    The Christophers
    In 1956 I graduated from The Christopher’s Leadership Course. It was a 6 week course in Public Speaking and our instructor, named Frank, was a Dale Carnegie instructor days but he was a volunteer in teaching this course.
  • Art Fettig
    Paper Trail – by Art Fettig
    Whenever the President nominates someone for an important position in government the Senators get their bird dogs out and they start searching for any paper trail the candidate might have left to be exposed in hearings. Just for the heck of it I went to the Internet to see just what kind of a paper trail I might have left behind in my career.
  • Pearl Harbor Day
    Pearl Harbor Day
    Where were you on December 7th, 1941? Now I realize that most of our readers were not born until years later. Me, I had been in downtown Detroit at the legendary Paradise Theatre being enchanted by the famous Duke Ellington Orchestra.
  • Think
    The Almost Learning Process
    I’ve never been a fast learner but lately I have the feeling that my capacity to learn some things has come to a screeching halt. It has. I am making a valiant effort to learn to talk Southern and for this old Yankee it sometimes seems too much. I feel like Elizabeth Dolittle in My Fair Lady. walking around the room saying “The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.”
  • Art Fettig - Almost Andy
    The Wal-Mart Caper
    For a few days I had been thinking about my being Almost Andy and other than having a lot of fun and making some of Andy’s fans happy what was the real purpose of being Almost Andy? What was Almost Andy’s cause, his justification for existing?
  • USO
    Christmas Eve
    On Christmas eve, 1951 I walked over to the theatre at Camp Drake in Sapporo, Japan. I’d just rejoined the 1st Cav., returning from hospitals following being wounded in Korea.
  • Art Fettig
    Art Fettig’s Obituary
    Arthur J. (Art) Fettig, Jr, 91, of Hillsborough, NC passed from this life May 18, 2021, after a long and healthy life ended with several major health issues attacking him in his final 6 months. Art was born July 5, 1929 in Detroit, MI to deceased parents Arthur Fettig, Sr. and Jennie Sands Fettig. He was “little brother” to deceased sisters, Virginia (Sister Marie Therese) Fettig and Florence Fettig; and surviving sister, Barbara Monahan of Grosse Point Shores, MI; and big brother, to Joseph (deceased).
  • Email Marketing
    Best Practices for Email Newsletter Engagement
    Email marketing is still one of the best forms of customer engagement despite all the other avenues of social media. This short list of tips can change dull into vibrant.
  • The Star
    Christmas Song: Song of the Magi
    When we came, we came through the cold, we came bearing gifts of gold, and frankincense and myrrh, and there were trumpets playing, there were angels looking down, on a west bank town, and he so loved the world.
  • Man studying
    When You Stop Growing, You Stop Being Happy – by Dr. Ross Reck
    Some of the happiest people I know are the ones who never stop learning or trying new things. Instead, they continue to grow as they move through life by saying “yes” to the many opportunities that life sends their way. They understand that in life, you either move forward or backward.
  • The brotherhood of peoples - Aimé Jules Dalou
    Sometimes We Just Need to Stop and Look – Aimé-Jules Dalou
    The “Wedding Hall” on the first floor shows how inspired the French are – Love is Love. The pictures are worth a thousand words.
  • Mirror
    Kindness Makes You More Attractive – by Dr. Ross Reck
    When you are kind, you attract people to you like a magnet. Why? Because everyone wants to hang out with kind people, and no one wants to hang out with unkind people.
  • D. Earl Stephens
    Isn’t This Enough to Scare You!
    D. Earl Stephens, after a 30-year career in journalism as the Managing Editor of Stars and Strips newspaper which has been delivered to millions of service folks throughout the world, writes in a editorial published on November 19, 2024, a wakeup-call to those concerned about the miliary and those who serve
  • Happy People
    Things You Can Do That Will Make People Happy to See You – by Dr. Ross Reck
    The following quote from Mary Davis posted on everydayspirit.net says it all: “Bring love wherever you go. Shine light wherever it’s dark. Leave blessings wherever you’ve been. Be kind wherever you are.” If you do this, you’ll quickly notice how people start to smile the instant they see you heading in their direction.
  • Hugs
    Don’t Offer a Lecture to Someone Who Needs a Hug – by Dr. Ross Reck
    The above is a quote from Mother Teresa. What it means is that when someone is emotionally down, or at their wits end, the last thing they need is advice or criticism—a lecture, if you will.
  • How to End Christian Nationalism
    Ending Christian Nationalism
    Over the past several years, BJC has been sounding the alarm about the single greatest threat to religious freedom for all in the U.S. today – Christian nationalism.
  • Charlie Brown with Snoopy
    The Best Way to Avoid Disappointment – by Dr. Ross Reck
    I came across a Charlie Brown cartoon recently where the caption read, “Do everything with a good heart, expect nothing in return and you’ll never be disappointed.” This is what being kind is all about—doing things for others while expecting nothing in return. Someone once said, “Expectation is the root of all heartache.”
  • Drowning in Debt
    Don’t Be Fooled by the Illusion of Wealth – by Dr. Ross Reck
    I saw a posting on Facebook that read something like, “Big houses, expensive cars, designers, and a fancy lifestyle is not wealth. It’s debt.
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    Tesira SERVER-IO
    The Tesira SERVER-IO is a digital network server. It is factory configured with one DSP-2 card and is capable of handling up to two additional DSP-2 cards.
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    Our Favorite Emailing Services
    All the below services are incredible helping businesses with their email marketing. We list all of these because each offer specific features which can be useful for specific industries, level of expertise, and features offered. Scan of of them to see what might fit your business the best.
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    Port Hope, Michigan – The Old Mill
    A Piece of History Now Lost The original portion of …
  • Microphones
    Wireless Microphone – Radio and TV Frequencies
    Almost everything you wanted to know about microphone, radio, and TV frequencies.
  • Joy is Contageous - by Dr. Ross Reck
    Joy is Contageous – by Dr. Ross Reck
    A number of years ago when our grandaughter Mia was three years old, about ten of our family members went to dinner together. When dinner was finnished, one of the servers brought out a gigantic (see photo) serving of cotton candy in a very over-sized martini glass.
  • Friends Holding Hands
    The Friend Paradox – by Dr. Ross Reck
    I saw a quote the other day that went something like, “A friend is one of the nicest things you can have and one of the best things you can be.”
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  • Loan - Handshake
    Trump’s Car Loan Tax Prank – Actually a Tax Break for the Rich!
    Another Trump SCAM to Benefit the Rich “WHY does …
  • Detroit Skyscrapers
    OMG! Trump Trashes Detroit
    “The whole country is going to be like — you want to know the truth? It’ll be like Detroit. Our whole country will end up being like Detroit. If she’s your president, you’re going to have a mess on your hands.”
  • Gallego Lake
    Gallego-Lake: Moderators Lose Control
    Kari Lake, a loose cannon, kept interrupting, was rude, tried grandstanding and yet the moderators just sat there. Lake has no place in politics. Check out Lake’s false statements in the references below.
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    Sony Alpha A6100 Camera
    Sony Alpha A6100 Camera Mirrorless Camera with 16-50mm Zoom Lens, Black (ILCE6100L/B)
  • Kenneth Adelman
    Kenneth Adelman
    As a Republican, I now support Kamala Harris for President – USN (Ret.), Former Deputy Homeland Security Advisor, George W. Bush Administration
  • Shame
    Trump Supporters Incite Violence
    “The Proud Boys, as Vox’s Fabiola Cineas has explained, are known for inciting violence, and reports from the scene note provocations coming from demonstrators, as well as from counterprotesters at various points.”
  • Admiral Charles S. Abbott
    Admiral Steve Abbot [aka Charles S. Abbot]
    As a Republican, I now support Kamala Harris for President – USN (Ret.), Former Deputy Homeland Security Advisor, George W. Bush Administration
  • Target Sign - Help People - Smnile Every Day
    Smiles and Laughter Can Lighten a Dark Mood – by Dr. Ross Reck
    When I got back to the car, I told my wife, Marcia, about the sign and how I thought it would make a good Weekly Reminder. She said, “Where’s your hook?” I said, “What do you mean hook?
  • Feet - Gout
    Gout – Foods and Supplements to Avoid / Foods and Supplements that will Help
    Gout is a type of arthritis that causes sudden and severe pain, swelling, redness, and tenderness in a joint. It’s caused by a buildup of uric acid in the body, which forms needle-shaped crystals that inflame the joint.

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