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ECOAID LEADS IN GREEN EDUCATION WITH NEW CARBON PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – EcoAid™, the Valley’s leading pioneers in Green business as Arizona’s sole sustainability and carbon offsetting company, is excited to announce the creation of the nation’s first and only Carbon Professional School based right here in Phoenix.

Climate change and Green industry practices are becoming critical factors in the US business economy, which requires the learning and understanding of new concepts. As Corporate America prepares itself for new, stricter carbon emissions regulations, and the American public begins to actively take a more vested interest in the effects of their lifestyle on their planet, the school’s creation became necessary.

EcoAid™ created the Carbon Professional School for individuals and organizations seriously interested in learning the ins and outs of Green practice and sustainability. A predominantly online training program, the school assists those starting a new career or expanding on a current one in becoming a certified Carbon Market Professional, ready for a variety of positions in the Green, sustainability market.

“Green industry and practice is growing tremendously, which is what beckoned us to create the school. There is a need for schooling for the individual to further educate them on the growth and changes forthcoming so that they can pass on that knowledge to others grow themselves,” said Dr. Skip Pollock, EcoAid™ Education Director.

Dr. Pollock is a licensed clinical and organizational psychologist and an experienced professor. She is also the trainer leading the Carbon Professional School, as well as EcoAid™’s Educational Director. She is responsible for the development, organization and management of training and development programs that incorporate the latest scientific research and business practices in this fast-growing field of Green Industry.

“Her expertise is immense! We’re lucky to have someone of her caliber leading our team and the school,” stated EcoAid™ Chief Operating Officer, George Gebran.

The education received at the Carbon Professional School is one of a kind. From the online training program to the in person organizational training, the Carbon Professional School does it all. It is an individualized program that students can work through at their own pace so as to not disrupt their current lifestyle.

There is a process. Whether you are an organization that is preparing for upcoming environmental legislation or an individual getting a head start for new jobs in the Green world, EcoAid™ can help. All individuals and groups served will learn a variety of training and education modalities that will all lead to certification and a brighter future in your new Green lifestyles.

For more information about the Carbon Professional School please visit www.carbonprofessionalschool.com. For more information about EcoAid™, please visit www.EcoAidNow.com.

About EcoAid:

EcoAid is a Phoenix, AZ based company that promotes corporate and personal social responsibility by developing sustainability plans for companies that help them implement eco-friendly practices, run more efficiently and save money. EcoAid then shows these businesses how to save money and resources through 'reduce, reuse and recycle' efforts and then become fully carbon neutral by offsetting their remaining carbon emissions through certified carbon offsets that support a wide range of environmental projects like clean energy, reforestation and gas capture. For more information visit http://www.ecoaidnow.com, or visit their blog at http://buycarboncreditsandoffsets.com
 
 
   
 

Gate 8
I've been considering getting back into racing bmx.  They have a washed up class known as the 25 and over class.  They're supposedly going to be building a bmx track in town here.  Maybe I should get on the Jap Josh training program.





 
 
 

   
October Newsletter
October Newsletter
Fall 2009, Vol. 52

Tree of Life Reiki Center


To all our friends, and fellow Reiki Practitioner’s from around the world International and Domestic welcome to our fall edition of Tree of Life Reiki Newsletter.


Fall has finally arrived! Well not entirely, for those of us living in the desert southwest are still experiencing temperatures above 100 degrees. Mornings and late evenings are beginning to cool down somewhat so surely fall can’t be to far away? Across the rest of the continental US, fall is descending, bringing all of the changing colors to the trees and foliage. Snow has already fallen in some locations. This summer saw many records broken in the desert southwest for extreme heat, and the number of days having 100 plus degree temperatures,
so we are most anxiously awaiting more moderate fall.


Reiki and Other Healing Modalities Questions & Answers: Please e-mail us any questions you might have regarding our classes, or perhaps you have specific questions about Reiki. We will do our best to answer them in upcoming newsletters.

Question: These questions have been asked many times, so I thought perhaps this would be a good opportunity to provide everyone with additional information on the subject of Grounding and Negative Energy.

Answer #1: Grounding

Anytime you feel spacey or disoriented it is a good idea to ground and center yourself. The first step in many spiritual practices is to learn to ground, that is to connect yourself energetically to the core of the Earth even when you wish to astral travel or meditate you will find that beginning from being grounded will help you with inner focus.

Whatever your beliefs are this simple practice can make a huge difference in your life. There are many techniques for grounding and it is wise to look for those that work best for you.

The essence of most methods is to relax and visualize yourself sending an energy cord or light beam into the earth from your root chakra (at the tailbone) and allowing it to reach the earth core. Thus allowing you to get energy from the Earth and return excess energy down the cord. The energy you send down the cord that is not your own is cleansed and used by the earth. Your own energy is cleansed and returned to you. There are spirit beings that thrive on clearing negative energy. A classic form of grounding is to imagine roots growing into the Earth from your feet and spinal column or central energy channel. Some traditions strongly prefer that you ground from the spinal center and not from the feet. I follow the tradition of asking the Earth for permission and thanking her for her healing energy.


Answer #2: Negative Energy

I sometimes have a hard time trying to get rid of some negative energy especially after treating clients. Every time you have an emotional contact with anyone, you create an attachment point to him or her. A cord of energy or chakra cord. Ask to heal the areas where the cords were attached and create a shield around each chakra to prevent further attachments. You can also if possible take a sea salt bath to remove negative energy. Rinse yourself down with the warm water and watch the water go down the drain, taking your negative energy with it.
There are no hard and fast rules.


New Training Courses:
Many new courses have been added to our Tree Of Life Reiki web site this past quarter. Money River Reiki, Money Reiki for a new Reality, Success Flush Reiki just to name a few, A very important new class you might want to take a closer look at is titled: Starburst New Beginnings by Founder Linda Colibert
Star Burst New Beginnings Reiki connects you to the energies of a StarBurst and is the creative energies of new beginnings. Life is born of the burst of energy that happens when a star goes nova and bursts spraying out particles into the atmosphere. These energies create matter and are the result of changes, death of the old, and rebirth of the new. Star Burst New Beginnings Reiki works with these energies to help you bring about changes for the better, creativity, and New Beginnings. Read more about this course and other new offerings on our web site at: http://www.treeoflifereiki.com

Our Incredible Moon:

October Moon is A Waxing Crescent Moon, currently 7% of the full Moon.

October's Harvest Moon
Every few years, the full moon closest to the equinox that earns the name of the Harvest Moon falls in October instead of September. This is one of those years. The moon reaches full stage at 2:10 a.m. EDT on October 4, 2009. On the West Coast of the United States, the full moon occurs just before midnight on October 3. For observers in North America who watch the moonrise at sunset, the moon will look fullest on the 3rd.

On October 7, two hours after sunset, the moon will rise near the Pleiades star cluster. On October 26, the bright point of light by the moon is Jupiter, which shines at magnitude -2.6. Halloween, October 31, will not host the full moon, but it will be 95%-lit because the next full moon is only two days later. The time of sunset on Halloween depends on location. For example, Chicago will see the sun set at 5:45 p.m. while down in Houston the sun will set an hour later, at 6:35 p.m.


Halloween Night:
October 31st (Halloween) is a favorite time celebrated by many in the United States. On that night children (and many adults) dress up in their favorite costumes and masks. Some choosing to dress as Witches, Ghosts, Devils, etc, etc. some in scary dress while others dress in funny attire, or to look like famous celebrity or even political figures. Once dressed they attend local Halloween parties or many children go door to door in their respective neighborhoods “Trick or Treating” each child must carry a bag or something capable of holding candy and treats that are passed out to them at each home they choose to visit. Most neighbors participating in the one night festivity will leave their porch lights a glow to welcome the young “Trick or Treaters.” This is a tradition that I remember taking part in myself as a child, and now as an adult continue in that tradition by passing out treats to children who ring or knock at our door. The one night event usually begins soon after sunset and ends within a few hours 3-4 at most. We do try to keep an adequate supply of treats on hand to support the children’s fun. Sometimes depending on the number of children going door to door, we have run out of candy treats, so we simply let them know by turning off our porch or outside lights and then they pass us on by. I have included a short poem here of those childhood memories.

Halloween Memories
By Bob Eagleton

Halloween nights, I remember them well,
And the scary stories we all would tell.

Of ghosts and goblins, and vampire bats,
Witches riding brooms with big black cats.

Masquerade parties with games and fun,
With plenty of good treats for everyone.

I’m all grown up now, that’s all in my past,
But those Halloween memories forever will last
A Closing Thought:

Abraham Quote:
You are magnificent beings, in the perfect place at the perfect time, unfolding perfectly, never getting it done, and never getting it wrong. Be more playful about all of it. "Today, no matter where I'm going, no matter what I am doing, and no matter who I'm doing it with -- it is my dominant intent to look for that which I'm wanting to see. I'm wanting to find thoughts and words and actions that feel good while I'm finding them. For in doing so, I am, in the moment, practicing the art of allowing all that I've been telling the Universe I'm wanting, for all of the days of my existence.

--- Abraham
courtesy of: http://www.abraham-hicks.com/

Love, Light, Joy & Blessings,

Wanda….



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Become A Dog Trainer
Do you love dogs? Are you looking to become a professional dog trainer and make dog training a career and business?

A career in dog training can be tremendously rewarding for you if you love working with dogs on a daily basis.

To find out if a professional career in dog training is suitable for you, read on to examine your motives and ask yourself a few questions before you go enroll yourself to become a dog trainer.
 
 
 

   
CA Construction Manager Programs Provide Excellent Opportunities
Could a Career as a Construction Manager be for You?

Are you working at a job that does nothing for you? Are you interested in a career with better wages and more job satisfaction? Does this sound like you, but you have no idea where to go? Here are a few more questions to answer first.

Do you like working outside? Do you like to have something to show for your work? Do you like managing a team? If this sounds like you, then a career in Construction Management might be for you.

What do Construction Managers do?

Construction managers are the people who oversee the construction of commercial and residential buildings. They go by a number of titles, including foreman, project manager, and site manager. These are the people responsible for a number of integral processes in the construction of a building. These include, but are not limited to, preparing bids for potential projects, managing and supervising construction sites, as well as delivering presentation within the construction industry. As you can see from this list of duties, the construction manager is a very important position at the worksite.

How Can I Become a Construction Manager?

How do you become a construction manager? There are classes widely available to teach you the necessary skills to become a construction manager. During the curriculum of a Rancho Cucamonga Construction Management program students learn construction methods, industry software, and how to schedule a project. For the sake of space, these are only a few of the skills that are taught. Construction management programs are a very thorough course of study which educates you in every aspect of your new career.

Contact a Rancho Cordova Construction Manager Program Today!

So if you like problem solving, paying attention to details, and managing a team, then a career as a construction manager could be a great fit for you. Do some research on schools in the area and find a Rancho Cucamonga college with a program to your liking. Choosing to start a career in Construction Management can be the best decision you'll ever make. There's just one more question to ask. Are you ready for your new future as a construction manager?
 
 
   
 

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