A campaign is not a sprint; it’s a marathon. Thank you for running this one with me. Sending you warm wishes over the holidays! Exciting events in 2014! Love, peace and victory… Marianne … [Read more...]
Little Girl Surprises Deaf Parents
December 21, 2013 by
Little Girl Surprises Deaf Parents During Holiday Concert by Signing It for Them from sharethemessage on GodTube. … [Read more...]
“80 OF THE BEST TIPS FOR WORKING MOMS”
December 19, 2013 by
Whether you are a new mom just heading back to the work force or a mom that has been back for years, you probably have found that it’s difficult to balance your work and home life. Finding ways to fit in all the things you have to do while still being able to enjoy all the things you want to do isn’t easy. However, there are ways you can reduce the time you spend tackling things on your to-do list. With the help of these 80 blogs you’ll find you have more time during the evenings, you’re … [Read more...]
Somalia: Don’t Jail Women for Getting Raped
December 18, 2013 by
Somalia's treatment of rape is unacceptable and must be changed. Sign the petition and urge the Somali government to pursue true justice-no matter who the accusers or the accused are. Target: President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Goal: Stop the imprisonment of rape survivors and the journalists who report their stories in Somalia Rape is a touchy subject all over the world, and rape victims are unfortunately often subject to suspicion, skepticism, and blame. Somalia, however, has … [Read more...]
How to Open a Company with Your Spouse
December 17, 2013 by
Business of Being Married: How to Open a Company with Your Spouse Today, many entrepreneurial couples are lending their talents to their own businesses by building the American dream with each other. The combined challenges of building a successful business and maintaining a harmonious marriage can become rough terrain to navigate, but for those who are able to manage it, the payoffs are tremendous. Here, we will offer practical tips on how to avoid pitfalls that can happen so that you and … [Read more...]
The 4 Types Of Beauty (For Women Only)
December 13, 2013 by
It’s an amazing idea explained by makeover expert, Carol Tuttle. What if we told you that the shape of your nose reveals your personality? Or that the slant of your eyebrows is a dead giveaway to how you think? >>> Her Beauty Profiling system identifies 4 Types of beauty that Women express. Your Type shows up in your facial features, body language, thoughts, feelings, and personality. So, which Type are you? A bright, animated Type 1 woman A subtle, soft, Type … [Read more...]
Tevet Class, Thurs., Dec12, 2013 – 10:00 AM – Chanie Geisinsky
December 10, 2013 by
Finding faith in the month of Tevet Class taught by Chanie Geisinsky Wednesday December 11, 2013 - 8:30 PM at 18 Ramsey Road and on Thursday December 12, 2013 - 10:00 AM at Chabad of Great Neck - 400 East Shore Road Be inspired by a beautiful song of faith by Muriel Petrikovsky For more info, please call: (516) 487-4554 or visit our website: www.ChabadGN.com … [Read more...]
‘Cutting Calories as Complementary Cancer Care’
December 9, 2013 by
Researchers at the Kimmel Cancer Center are initiating a clinical trial that is the first of its kind. Their hypothesis is that the restriction of calorie intake during breast cancer treatment could serve as a complementary method of fighting and overcoming the disease. Diet and cancer therapy is nothing new, but what's new is bringing this to a trial that looks to establish evidence-based guidelines down the road. Cutting calories during treatment They intend to enroll 40 women with … [Read more...]
Voices of Our Future 2013 Program is coming to an end!
December 7, 2013 by
The 2013 Voices of Our Future Program has come to a close, but our journey together to empower and lift one another's voices continues. Over the past six months, 31 courageous grassroots women have made the journey of a lifetime to become empowered leaders and loudspeakers for their communities. They have been emboldened by the powerful connections they have made with one another and with our amazing Editorial and Vision Mentors. The commitment and dedication that we have witnessed is a … [Read more...]
Mandela, ‘man of many names’ … one Humantarian Heart
December 6, 2013 by
MANDELA IS KNOWN BY SEVERAL NAMES. EACH NAME HAS A STORY BEHIND IT CALL HIM TATA MADIBA, NELSON, KHULU! MANDELA FONDLY REVERED AS A WORLD ICON FOR HUMANITY AND FORBEARANCE Rolihlahla – Born on July 18, 1918, in the village of Mvezo in Transkei in the Eastern Cape province, he was given the name Rolihlaha Mandela by his father, a tribal chief. This is Mr Mandela’s birth name: it is an 'isiXhosa' name which means “pulling the branch of a tree”, but colloquially it means … [Read more...]
Women Who Changed Our Planet
December 4, 2013 by
When it comes to environmentalism, why let Al Gore, Teddy Roosevelt, and John Muir take all the credit? Some of the most powerful voices documenting and studying our unique planet have been women. In many cases, these leading ladies pushed gender norms, stood up to patriarchal restrictions, and fought to make their voices heard in the national and international arena. Jane Goodall Photo by nick step via Flickr Born in 1934, Jane Goodall grew to love chimpanzees after being given a … [Read more...]
Millennium Development Goals, for people of all ‘abilities’
December 2, 2013 by
Opening the door for people of all abilities The global community took a giant step forward during the High-level Meeting on Disability and Development in September to break down barriers for the more than 1 billion persons living with some form of disability. With a historic outcome document adopted, this year’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December, aims to kick-off an action-filled course towards an inclusive society, embracing all human beings. 'About 15 … [Read more...]
