Karen King
Karen King has enjoyed a lengthy career in non-profit management and consulting. Ms. King has contributed to her community through fund-raising, event planning and service on non-profit Boards of Directors. King's work has focused on numerous worthy causes, including the arts, wildlife and the environment, disability issues and homelessness.
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Many Children Left BehindA discussion of the status of the No Child Left Behind program.
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Will Obama Get Any Credit for Good Economic News?Good financial news in U.S. and Europe is result of efforts by many, but will Obama get his share of the credit?Also published on:
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Vitamin D Just Another Health FadModeration and common sense are best approach to wellness. Don't fall for hype about miracle cures.
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Lowe's Cancellation of Muslim-American TV Show Is Sad, DisappointingLowe's bends to pressure from bigots and pulls ads from program about a Muslim family. Where is the outrage over reality TV in general?
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Study: Art, Dance Help Parkinson's PatientsParkinson's Patients Dance therapy, knitting and wellnes, art therapy
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Sandusky Case Illustrates Need for Background ChecksSandusky, background searches for employees and volunteers needed, due diligence is a must
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Why Are We Pandering to Pakistan?The unstable relationship between Pakistan and the U.S. Why do we need them? Why do they need us?
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Is Online Shopping the Best Bet This Holiday Season?Will cyber shopping become the top choice for consumers this season?
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Could Combat Fatigue Be Cause of Murderous Behavior in Soldiers?Could combat fatigue be cause of murderous behavior in soldiers? Does combat put soldiers at risk for mental illness?
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Are We All Going Crazy?Use of antipsychotic drugs in U.S. is one the rise.
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What Herman Cain Doesn't KnowCharges of sexual harassment cloud Herman Cain's campaign, but just as importantly, how qualified is Cain to lead?
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Foreign Nationals Take Over Doctorates and Tech Start-upsForeign Nationals earn 70 percent of U.S. Doctorates in electrical engineering and half the Master's degrees in that specialty.
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A Budgetary Resource Squabble in Kansas Puts Victims of Domestic Violence at RiskA budgetary resource squabble in Kansas puts victims of domestic violence at risk.
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House of Representatives to Spend More Time Campaigning Than WorkingDuring these challenging times, our House Representatives plan to work only 109 weekdays in 2012 and will be in recess for 151 weekdays.
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Ohio's Wild-Animal Escape Fuels DebateOhio wild animal escape fuels debate regarding need for stonger regulations and spurs discussion of accredited zoos vs. exotic pet owners or roadside zoos.
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The Cost of PovertySocial and Economic Stress Impact Human Behavior.
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Charities Struggle to Meet Staggering DemandNon-profits face overwhelming challenges during trying economic times.
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Grand Rapids Shooting Deaths Highlight Strain on Prison BudgetsMichigan mass murderer was violent repeat offender. How are we coping with recidivism in the Nation's prisoners?
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Ethics Under FireIn a unanimous vote the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that legislative recusal rules do not violate free speech rights. It is only common sense that our legislators should recuse themselves when voting on a matter in which they have a personal interest.
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Foreign Aid Is Important, but Is Our Own House in Order?Is giving billions in foreign aid irresponsible when we are in a financial crisis and have reached our national debt limit?
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When to Quit Your JobAsk yourself these questions before you consider leaving a job, especially in this tough job market. The way you leave a job is a crucial part of your future success.
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The Right Way to Fire an EmployeeIn today's litigious world, it seems we managers and HR folks spend more time covering our tails than we do managing resources. Firing an employee is never easy. Here are a few tips.
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The Best and Worst of Jane EyreThe latest film adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre will be released this month. Jane Eyre devotees are not able to resist watching each new film version of our beloved story. Some former interpretations have been better than others.
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Buy the BookThe use of electronic media is changing the way people read. In a time when the future of publishing and print media is in question, we decided to visit several independently owned, local booksellers to learn their secrets to success.
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Lake Bluff is a Sanctuary for Birds, Nature and B & B GuestsOperated by the Michigan Audubon Society, Lake Bluff Bird Sanctuary is located in Manistee, Michigan. The House that serves as the bed and breakfast sits atop a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan.
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Warm Up at These Great Grand Rapids BakeriesJust the thought of a bakery makes me feel warm inside. Here are a few of the best bakeries in Grand Rapids, Michigan
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World Famous Rosie's Diner in Rockford, MichiganWorld Famous Rosie's Diner In Rockford, Michigan Featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives and Travel Channels Diner Paradise, Rosie's Diner is a culinary trip back in time right in our own backyard. -
Valentine Dinner WinnersPlanning the perfect night for your Valentine? Many Grand Rapids area restaurants offer Valentine's Day specials. Here are a few ideas guaranteed to make this February 14th a winner.
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Patients Are PeopleNew patient-centered approach makes surgery less stressful for patients and their families.
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Donut Hole Lays an EggMedicare recipients struggle to manage prescription drug costs.
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A Real PainNew research, diagnostic tools and treatment options bring hope to Fibromyalgia sufferers and their families.
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Seafood Gems in the Greater Grand Rapids AreaWe visited a few privately owned eateries you might not have considered for seafood. We wanted to find something different. We also looked at some budget friendly options. Here are the gems of the sea we discovered.
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The Dog DaysOver 50? Little dogs are nipping at your heels! Viagra and re-modeling can only take you so far!