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HOW TO LOOK EXPENSIVE! ANDREA POMERANTZ LUSTIG, HOW TO LOOK EXPENSIVE AND KARA ALLEN LIFESTYLE EXPERT
The Beauty Files with Juanita - 2nd Show - Topic: Grooming Ideas for the Man
This ET Yoga show was about the human condition on Planet Earth from the perspective of a spiritual seeker navigating their way through Universal Laws and circumstances with a focus on specific techniques leading to a more Self-empowered existence. It also features at the 45 minute makr the Extra-terrestrial Meditation.
Debut of For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe on BBS Radio!
Debut of From Shelter Dog to Service Dog with Janice Wolfe on BBS Radio!
Janice Wolfe, the founder of Merlin’s Kids, and a cancer survivor, searched for a reason why she survived while so many others did not. As a result, she has dedicated herself to helping to provide and train service animals for special needs individuals.
Janice is known as “The Lady” Dog Whisperer and “New Jersey’s Dog Whisperer” for her unique abilities with dogs with behavioral issues. Janice has rehabilitated over 25,000 dogs.
Our dog’s name is Beamer Oliver Walling. He’s a beautiful 5-month-old chocolate Lab with golden brown eyes and a coat that shimmers velvet. And as rambunctious as he is, for all of the peep and poop he’s given us, for turning our house upside down, and for leaving us with sleepless nights, we wouldn’t trade away a single moment of these memories, because we know how much we love him for what he is and what he gives to us, as we also know his love for us is more important than any promise tomorrow may hold; he lives to love us, as if today would be his last day in a life.
We are the Modern Romans of today; this is nothing to be proud of. From dysfunctional families of all ethnicities and races to our failing institutions that find excuses to serve unfairly, we are all plagued with moral decadence. And in case you’re wondering what this really means, it means that scarcity has become a stranger to us, because of a lifestyle of milk and honey that has run amuck without accounting for it in any responsible way; because the American work ethic is not what it once was, as food stamp programs are now the new idols to covet and emulate; and because our
Fitzhugh Lee lived his life no differently than any other Americans who found the character to fight and defend the interests of your government for the advancement of a new people in Cuba to live free. We continue to do that today to some diluted extent in the Middle East, as well as other parts of the world. All great countries create their legacies for posterior generations to emulate and live by proudly. But I don’t feel the same about America today; I have my reasons to pause when considering its leadership in the world today; its progressive disregard for life as a p
Corporate business is serious because it provides the stuff from which jobs come from to put food on the table, feed your family, keep your marriage, and to some extent, it helps keep your sanity glued.
But don’t ever become a corporate person; don’t lose your sense of self-identity; don’t ever sell your soul to a company only for the sake of feeling financially secure: wake up, there’s no such thing!
If it’s about smart meters today, what will it be tomorrow? The issue here is not so much about smart meters, although they can be a danger and an inconvenience I know, but it’s about taking away peoples’ personal choice, a choice that should be acknowledged and respected by the government and not have it swept away as if it didn’t matter. When governments deny or overlook public concerns one too many times, that’s a cue for our leaders to have a reason to pause and think more carefully about what it does and how it does it, to the public at large. This is how civil unrest