Delilah
Delilah is a pseudonym, but it's too late to change it!
Marketing for change, promoting for education and publicity for awareness are a few of the various hats worn at any given time. Through many good connections, bringing people together, and facilitating good matches, Delilah is active in the field of missing persons as an online volunteer as well as the blogs Mothers Are Vanishing and Vanished!. Promoting creative ideas through ImaginePublicity and lighting the way for others to succeed.
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Marketing for change, promoting for education and publicity for awareness are a few of the various hats worn at any given time. Through many good connections, bringing people together, and facilitating good matches, Delilah is active in the field of missing persons as an online volunteer as well as the blogs Mothers Are Vanishing and Vanished!. Promoting creative ideas through ImaginePublicity and lighting the way for others to succeed.
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RADIO! WHAT'S the BIG DEAL?The benefits of internet radio are endless, but you must make the commitment to work it properly to see the positive outcome.
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How to Keep Up with All the "How To" ListsHow much time do you spend reading and implementing "how to" lists? Do they work for you?
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Dawn Schiller: "Through and Beyond Wonderland," E.S.T.E.A.MDawn Schiller, Author of "The Road Through Wonderland: Surviving John Holmes" and Founder of E.S.T.E.A.M.
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Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK): Why No Support for the Missing?Senator Coburn is the ONLY member of the Senate who has not approved the expediting of The Help Find the Missing Act (Billy's Law).
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The Price of a Life?Two issues, missing persons and domestic violence are inter-connected in many ways. Janice Smolinski and Susan Murphy-Milano both are doing battle to change the landscape and offer solutions.
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The Cycle of Violence: Is Enough, Enough?Domestic violence is killing more of our citizens than the "pandemic" swine flu, yet very little attention is given to what exactly victims are up against in our law enforcement agencies and court systems. Enough is enough!