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zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About AllExperts Experts Search Web Hosting Experts: Christianity Youth Issues Volunteer Answers to one of thousands of questions Home More Questions Question Library zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects More Topic Questions Question Library A B ... Link to Us Newsletter Signup Subscribe to ExperTease Advertising Free Credit Report Topic: Christianity Youth Issues Expert: pastor joshua akporiaye Date: Subject: How to teach someone to love Question Pastor Joshua, I am so fustrated with this situation, with my kids I usually can always find a way to break through to them, but I can find a way to help my own grandmother. The things she says destroys my family especially my dad. We all have prayed about this situation for years and it hasn't gotten better. I want to be able to teach her to let go of her bitterness and forgive but i don't know how. I'm so scared that she is not going to go to heaven. If you have any advice for me i would greatly appreciate it. Sincerely, Jamie Answer dear friend

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Center for Family Enterprise SITE INDEX: OVERVIEW PROGRAMS MEMBERSHIP CALENDAR ... Research Other Topics What Can Scotland "Teach" Us About Family Enterprise? by Randel S. Carlock Ph.D., Opus Professor of Family Enterprise I have been teaching and working with family business programs in Europe to develop personal and institutional relationships, which will create new learning opportunities for St. Thomas families. I have had opportunities to conduct several workshops in Scotland, and I am beginning to develop relationships with Scottish families. Scotland seems very similar to Minnesota in that its people are northern European and well-educated. The economy is concentrated in agricultural, tourism and high-tech manufacturing. The rolling hills around Edinburgh would remind you of the southern half of Minnesota, and the highlands are similar to the area north of Duluth. Scotland is covered with deep, cold lochs (lakes) and crossed with streams and rivers. Comparing Scottish and U.S. family business practices is a valuable exercise for St. Thomas family enterprises to clarify what is important. There are several examples of family business practice that we may find interesting, and at times even amusing. The lesson we need to consider is not whether the Scottish practice is appropriate but, rather, what it reveals to us about how we operate our family businesses. I have described six family business issues from the Scottish perspective and developed a question for you to use for stimulating discussion at your next family meeting.

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SOCIAL SCIENCES Humanities and History Development of a Patient Charting System to Teach Family Practice Residents Disease Management and Preventive Care Authors: Dickerman, Joel L.; COLORADO SPRINGS OSTEOPATHIC FOUNDATION AND FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER Abstract: The patient chart can serve as an excellent teaching tool for family practice residents. Designing notes which 'prompt' residents to gather patient information vital to optimal care can teach residents the concepts of longitudinal care, particularly chronic disease management and preventive care. Specialized notes developed for specific diseases can teach residents how to manage that particular disease and teach residents how to address issues such as co-morbid diseases and reduction of risk factors for end-organ disease. Notes designed for specific patient populations can help residents address issues important to that population as a whole and reinforce concepts of managed care. Specialized patient information sheets can assist in providing feedback to residents regarding their care. These sheets summarize medical conditions, patient habits, and provide a means of tracking preventive screenings and interventions. Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Description: Summary rept. Jan-Dec 96

45. Visions & Revisions: Page 2 | Worth in terms of creating longterm families as failure. managers, there are no programsto teach them how to Ownership is about strategic issues, and management is http://www.worth.com/Wealth/Family-Issues/Visions-Revisions-Growing-a-Great-Fami

Subscribe to our monthly newsletter Home Wealth Family Issues Growing a Great Family Brett Anderson Essentially I believe this long-term process is driven by a desire on the part of the family to develop its own intellectual capital, with financial capital being a tool with which it is grown. There is also the desire to maintain money, but families whose only desire is to maintain money do not make long-term goals because they fail to appreciate the two more important capitals: human and intellectual. Historically most families have been unsuccessful at preserving what they have built. That is true. The universal cultural proverb that says "shirtsleeves to shirt sleeves in three generations," is as old as writing itself. And when I say universal, I mean that it appears in every culture I have studied. Clogs to clogs, kimono to kimono, rice paddy to rice paddy, shirtsleeves to shirt sleeves. And it is a proverb that describes human behavior in terms of creating long-term families as failure. The theory of the proverb is that the first generation starts off in a rice paddy, meaning two people with an affinity for one another come together and create a financial fortune. They usually do it without making significant changes to their values, customs or lifestyle. The second generation moves to the city, puts on beautiful clothes, joins the opera board, runs big organizations, and the fortune plateaus. The third generation, with no experience of work, consumes the financial fortune, and the fourth generation goes back in the rice paddy. This is the classic formulation of the shirtsleeves proverb, which is as true today as it has been throughout evolved human history.

46. Children Now: Sending Signals by the media, that television should help teach kids right now don t reflect thekinds of issues they re or with friends, but not with their family; 44% watch http://www.childrennow.org/media/mc95/poll.cfm

Receive Our FREE e-Newsletters and Take Action For Kids Our Programs CALIFORNIA POLICY TALKING WITH KIDS CHILDREN'S HEALTH News Archives PRESS RELEASES RELATED ARTICLES E-NEWSLETTERS VIDEO ARCHIVE Sending Signals: Kids Speak Out About Values In the Media A Children Now Poll Children Now : Leadership and Local Action for Children In the emerging national debate on values in the media, there is one group we often forget to consult children. The purpose of this poll is to give voice to their concerns. Children tell us they think kids their age are influenced by the media, that television should help teach kids right from wrong, and that the shows they're seeing now don't reflect the kinds of issues they're facing in their own lives. Most kids had plenty of good things to say about the media as well, and both their concerns and their praise should be heeded by those in the entertainment industry whose work these kids are watching. James P. Steyer

47. Wiley Canada::How To Reach & Teach Teenagers With ADHD include Medical/Clinical Interventions, family issues for ADHD Teens, Educationalissues, Network of Support, and more. How to Reach and teach Teenagers with http://www.wiley.ca/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0130320218.html

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48. Social Issues So, they pay most of their savings to get these diplomas which teach nothing but WhenI told a couple of wealthy family friends that I was taking her to an http://indianink.net/Members/lktrust/socialissues/socialissues.html

To teach consumers about their rights We want to help the local people start a consumer organization where they can take complaints from people. Also, we will help them start a newspaper that will report fraud and rate the local businesses, doctors, lawyers and other service providers. This should increase the consumer benefits tremendously. Also, the doctors who claim to cure diseases and investment experts who claim to double one's money will be caught red-handed. To provide a home for the abandoned seniors To sponsor courses in financial planning To provide family and marriage counseling To promote rational thinking and question superstitions Copyrigh t 2001-2003, Laxmidevi Kamath Trust. All Rights are Reserved This site is created and maintained by Indianink.net

49. PBS Parents. Issues & Advice. Behavior & Development | PBS from Clifford) The Ups Downs of Friendship Tools to teach kids about My family Recommended Reading Classic kids’ books about family issues (from the http://www.pbs.org/parents/issuesadvice/behavior_development.html

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50. DU Psychology Department Faculty: Howard Markman teach undergraduate courses in Marital and family Interaction and At the graduatelevel I teach courses in Couples Intervention, Advanced issues in marital http://www.du.edu/psychology/people/markman.htm

Psychology Home DU Home AHSS Howard Markman Child Clinical I am a Professor of Psychology and the Director of the Center for Marital and Family Studies at the University of Denver. I received my B.A. from Rutgers University and my M.A. and PhD from Indiana University. Our research program on the prediction and prevention of relationship discord and divorce and the effects of destructive conflict and relationship distress prevention on mental health been funded for the past 20 years from the National Institute of Mental Health. I am proud to say that our research team over the years has written over 100 journal articles, books and papers based on our research. We have also been fortunate to have received funding from the National Science Foundation and the Hunt Foundation. We have been developing and evaluating a research based marriage education program, and have been using and testing the program in a number of settings in the U.S. and in other countries. For example we have fortunate to have been able to work with colleagues in the U.S. Army, Navy, Air force, the states of Oklahoma and Utah, and Norway, Germany, and Australia. In addition, I consult on a number of research grants and often give talks on the implications of our research for social policy for state and national governmental groups (e.g., National Institutes for Health, State of Nebraska). I also give workshops on the clinical implications of our research and on our marriage education program to professionals around the country and in other countries.

51. Academic Departments CFS Education Prepares Students to teach Life Skills in Schools Back, and resilientfamilies and helping students manage personal and family issues, and less on http://www.cfs.purdue.edu/pages/academic/education_article.html

CFS Education Prepares Students to Teach Life Skills in Schools Back Academic Departments Child Development and Family Studies Consumer Sciences and Retailing Foods and Nutrition Hospitality and Tourism Management Interdisciplinary Program (with the School of Education) Consumer and Family Sciences Education Some of the most important lessons being taught in middle and high schools are those being taught in family and consumer sciences (FACS) classes. Bearing little resemblance to the "stitch and stir" classes of years ago, today's FACS education focuses on helping students develop the ability to become independent, to assume family and community roles, and to succeed in the workplace. "Our society has changed, and rather than concentrating on how to bake a cake or sew a dress, we look at how to read a nutrition label on food packaging and how to be a smart shopper when buying clothing," says Wanda Fox, Ph.D., program coordinator of consumer and family sciences education. Family and consumer sciences is the name of the field formerly known as home economics. At Purdue, the teacher education program is called consumer and family sciences education in keeping with the name of the School. CFS education, an interdisciplinary program with the School of Education, offers two undergraduate majors: family and consumer sciences education and occupational family and consumer sciences education.

52. School Of Consumer And Family Sciences/Focus, Fall 2000 CFS Education Prepares Students to teach Life Skills in Schools. strong and resilientfamilies and helping students manage personal and family issues, and less http://www.cfs.purdue.edu/html/alumni/fall2000/cfsed.htm

CFS Alumni News CFS Events Calendar Update Your Information Sign the CFS Guest Book ... CFS Alumni Relations Staff Directory CFS Education Prepares Students to Teach Life Skills in Schools Some of the most important lessons being taught in middle and high schools are those being taught in family and consumer sciences (FACS) classes. Bearing little resemblance to the "stitch and stir" classes of years ago, today's FACS education focuses on helping students develop the ability to become independent, to assume family and community roles, and to succeed in the workplace. "Our society has changed, and rather than concentrating on how to bake a cake or sew a dress, we look at how to read a nutrition label on food packaging and how to be a smart shopper when buying clothing," says Wanda Fox, Ph.D., program coordinator of consumer and family sciences education. Family and consumer sciences is the name of the field formerly known as home economics. At Purdue, the teacher education program is called consumer and family sciences education in keeping with the name of the School. CFS education, an interdisciplinary program with the School of Education, offers two undergraduate majors: family and consumer sciences education and occupational family and consumer sciences education.

53. Gero_Ed Project: Films And Videos To Teach About Aging Films and Videos to teach about Aging. and video works on health care, mental health,disabilities, gerontology, ethics, the workplace, family issues and gender http://www-cpr.maxwell.syr.edu/gero_ed/film_list.htm

Films and Videos to Teach about Aging by Martha W. Bonney Updated December 2003 A list of film titles is being compiled for posting in early 2004 Reviews and Recommendations The Great Circle of Life: A Resource Guide to Videos on Aging , a revised version of the highly regarded w eb text by Robert Yahnke, Professor of Film and the Arts, University of Minnesota, and Audiovisual Editor for The Gerontologist , will be available online in late January 2004. Those of you familiar with his earlier video resource guide will welcome this one. The Gerontologist : Audiovisual Reviews. James T. Sykes, University of Wisconsin Institute on Aging, has been writing AV reviews for the past couple of years. Subscribers to The Gerontologist can access them online. Aging and the Cinema , compiled by Rick Scheidt, Ph.D., for the American Psychological Association. The list contains an edited list of selected films (full-length motion pictures) directly relevant to issues, topics, and concerns in aging. Most films on this list have a clear illustrative link to existing theory and research in adult development and aging. It includes a number of foreign films that are readily available for use in the U.S. Below the list, he offers annotations (and related developmental issues) for a few highly relevant films he has used in his course, "Aging in the Cinema." DocuSeek is a search site for independent, documentary, educational and social issue video and films. DocuSeek allows you to search for videos by grade level, length, filmmaker, and other characteristics, in addition to searching for key words. DocuSeek allows you to search the complete text of full descriptions, and, to streamline your search by grade level, length, filmmaker, and other characteristics, in addition to searching for key words. Your DocuSeek finds include complete title information, description, reviews and awards. And you can order directly from the distributor for full support (study guides, replacement copies, etc.) you have come to expect from these fine distributors. To order any of the videos found on DocuSeek, contact the distributor directly.

54. Family - Christianity Today Magazine Magazine Hot issues family, Join the discussion on the family message board,State of the Unions Administration proposes plan to teach couples relationship http://www.christianitytoday.com/ctmag/features/issues/family.html

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56. Work & Family Connection, A Work-Life Clearinghouse Online training to teach managers and employees about how to create a more supportedchildcare; Open Forum Ask and answer questions about worklife issues; http://www.workfamily.com/

@import url("CSS/default.css"); Click here to read our three publications, search our archives, download new Special Reports and own the Most Important Studies of the Decade (Lost your password? Call 800-487-7898) Online training to teach managers and employees about how to create a more flexible, supportive and effective workplace. Learn more and see a demo New! Get our Training Update Subscribe and get the most important work-life news and analysis each month from the nation's best work-life information service. Learn more Use our online Human Capital/Work-Life study to link your offerings to business goals and your company's bottom line. Learn more Adding a telecommuting component? Train managers and staff with our Web-based guides to telecommuting, developed with Gil Gordon Associates Learn more The recession is over, the economy is returning to good health and it looks like good news for work-life. But there is something about this recovery that's not so good. Update – June 2004 Subscribe to the Work -Life Clearinghouse and get a 15% discount. Enjoy the nation's only complete source of work-life news, the monthly

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BUILDING BRIDGES CONNECTING CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAM TEACH-IN PROGRAM UC Berkeley Campus - Barrows Hall Friday, March 12, 2004 Doors Open / Registration Night of Solidarity and Culture Speakers : Nursing home Strikers, Safeway strikers, and Colombian Trade Unionist from Coca Cola Plant, Colombia. Spoken Word: Poetry for the People, Armael Molinas and other artists to be announced Refreshments provided Saturday, March 13, 2004 Plenary: Workshops Training: ACTION: Solidarity Rally Striking Nursing Home Workers, SEIU Local 250 (East Bay) Sunday, March 14, 2004 Panel: Workshops: Training: DOLORES HUERTA: Closing Address SOLIDARITY ACTION! Join Bay Area RALLY FOR SAFEWAY WORKERS (San Francisco) Things To Do http://www.sfgate.com/eguide http://www.sanfrancisco.worldweb.com MORE ON THIS TOPIC CONTACT: CAMILO ROMERO RAAHI REDDY CONTACT US PRESS ROOM SEARCH Institute of Industrial Relations Center for Labor Research and Education 2521 Channing Way # 5555 Berkeley, CA 94720-5555

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Home Families Providers Community/Employer ... CORRA Content Site Search Search Help CORRA Links T.E.A.C.H. (Teacher Education and Compensation Helps) Early Childhood® provides college scholarship opportunities for child care professionals. Participants receive scholarships to earn Early Childhood credentials and degrees. T.E.A.C.H. is a powerful and innovative tool that addresses three of the biggest issues within the child care profession: education, wages and staff turnover. T.E.A.C.H. programs now operate in 20 states around the country. Why is there a need for this program in Colorado? Who can access this program? What are the responsibilities of a scholarship recipient? How are scholarships funded? ... Download T.E.A.C.H. Applications Why is there a need for this program in Colorado? Research indicates that both higher education and specialized training in early childhood education are critical indicators of quality in a child's care experience. T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® assists teachers, directors and family child care providers in going back to school to earn more formal education.

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Carol Moseley Braun George Bush Wesley Clark Howard Dean ... Al Sharpton 2004 Presidential Candidates George W. Bush On the issues>> Profile The Forum VoteMatch George W. Bush ... Dick Cheney Presidential challengers: Carol Moseley-Braun Former Ambassador and Senator Wesley Clark NATO general Howard Dean Former Vermont Governor John Edwards North Carolina Senator Dick Gephardt Missouri Congressman Bob Graham Florida Senator John Kerry Massachusetts Senator Dennis Kucinich Ohio Congressman Joe Lieberman 2000 Vice Presidential nominee Ralph Nader 2000 Green Party nominee Al Sharpton Civil Rights activist Pat Buchanan 2000 Reform Party presidential nominee Bill Clinton President of the United States, 1993-2001 Hillary Clinton New York Senator and former First Lady Elizabeth Dole John McCain Republican presidential challenger Al Gore 2000 Democratic presidential nominee Ross Perot 1996 Reform Party presidential nominee Jesse Ventura Former Governor of Minnesota Other Political Leaders Spencer Abraham Secretary of Energy Lamar Alexander Former Governor of Tennessee Gary Bauer Conservative Spokesman Bill Bradley Former Senator (D,NJ)

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