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Today’s Educated Person

Traveling east from Portland reminds me that nothing stays the same. Seasons change along with the landscape. The city gives way to fields and the cliffs turn into mountains. As I ride east, I question my preference for open quiet

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To Move A Mountain

To Move a Mountain “The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.” This 2,500-year-old quote is attributed to the philosopher Confucius. It remains true for anyone with a goal and entrepreneurial spirit. Yet, we make resolutions

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Interpreting Art with Rorschach

“I try to apply colors like words that shape poems, like notes that shape music. “– Joan Miró Interpreting art Anatole France once wrote, “Even a little dog is at the center of his own universe.” There is no single

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State of the Forests

Reminder! Get your orders in for Canvas Tree Art today for delivery by the holidays. $99 is all it takes to get there.  To see the entire canvas print collection go to https://www.eichingerfineart.com/collections/182747 and purchase online.  Original art available at

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A Forest to Cherish

Sale: Add a forest to your home. Affordable, quality 20″ x 16 ” deep canvas prints will provide your home with the peacefulness of nature. Only $99 each. Purchase several and walk in the woods whenever you want. To see the entire

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Laugh and the World Laughs with you

Gold Static The positive thinker sees the invisible, feels the intangible, and achieves the impossible.    — Winston Churchill Ho ho, hee hee, ha ha – oh! It’s well established that humans possess an intrinsic instinct for mimicry. Frown at someone,

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Wading through Complexity

Wading Through Complex Thoughts Analyzing your way through complex situations is not easy. On a rainy day in 1972, I was in Lansing, Michigan with four rowdy children and challenged with keeping them from tearing the house apart. So, I started a

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Afraid of Being Mugged?

Afraid of Being Mugged? Last week we discussed the impact of population on the planet. Since then, several friends told me they started carrying pepper spray. I decided to delve into a subset of that question to see if population

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Control population?

          Storyteller dolls form my collection.  Should the population be controlled? Several weeks ago, I mentioned how time-consuming it is to research the pros and cons of moral dilemmas. I presented ten ethical issues our country

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Positive Thinking Habits

“If you don’t like something, change it; if you can’t change it, change the way you think about it.” — Mary Engelbreit, artist Power of Positive Thinking Last Tuesday was Positive Thinking Day. Established in 2003, the day was set

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