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Carol Forsloff - ArticlesCarol Forsloff is originally from Oregon and received her undergraduate education at Portland State University and the University of Washington respectively in the areas of Political Science and English/journalism. She obtained her Masters degree at the State of University of New York at Albany and post Masters work at a number of Universities, including Penn State, Loyola, Duquesne and the University of Florida. Her experience includes 20 years as a teacher and teacher trainer, from elementary through graduate school where she taught courses for teachers through Pennsylvania State University. She served on the Special Commission for the Handicapped through Vocational Education in Washington DC, lectured widely on learning disabilities. Carol followed this with work in Hawaii that included the complete development of the educational and vocational programs for the prison system in Hawaii and administration of the largest counseling company in the State.
Carol is also an established writer of several books and a number of professional journals and is listed in Who\\\'s Who in American Special Education, Who\\\'s Who in American Women and the International Who\\\'s Who of Authors and Writers. She presently co-publishes and edits a community newspaper in Louisiana and also does free lance work for several media groups across the country. Put Education First, AmericaWe have heard that we should put America first, but it's important to consider education first since it is the foundation of a strong democracy. So let's put education first and America will follow with a strong foundation. Fashion Basics: Look Good on LittlePinching pennies like lots of folks these days. Here's a new wardrobe launch that will keep you looking good for a very long time. The Survivor's PrayerIt's not down on your knees that does it. It takes an understanding far greater than that, the understanding of our gifts and how we use them as the ultimate worship and adoration of how they came to be. Creativity comes in hard times, so go on about surviving with the unique understanding that comes from the following. The Anatomy of an American ElectionFor many years now there has been a sure-fire way of getting elected in many towns and small cities across America. In some States it works for the entire State. But will it work this time? Here's a funny anecdote; see if it fits where you live. Getting Older Isn't for Sissies so Here's What You Need to KnowThe truth about what declines and when, then what seems to improve as we age. Also this article examines the implications for this, particularly in programs for seniors and for those of us who aren't there yet but need to keep care of ourselves to make the aging process easier on ourselves Tammy Duckworth: Let's Have More Heroes Like HerIn this year we have seen women rise to the heights in politics. It's important to recognize one of these women whose true hero status is something both men and women can admire. Here's an article about this wonderful woman so that we may all have the opportunity to know that there are heroes in our midst we can serve as our examples, even some who enter politics. Globa Warming Consequences to the Poor: What Should be our ResponseThe effects of global warming are worldwide, impacting the poor and disadvantaged more than other groups. How should the world respond to this and what is our individual responsibility to help alleviate the problems of global warming? Josephine the Plumber: I'm the One John Mccain and His Buddies ForgetHow come those guys forgot me? I can whip any guy, that's for sure, drink most of them under the table, and I vote jus like the guys. Keep leaving me when you're talking, and you know what you'll get? Well, I'm going to tell you right now. My Brother Joe, the Plumber and Why What He Thinks Really MattersJoe has definite opinions about things. I'd like to tell you about some of them because he just might end up deciding the election and the direction of the country. Learn to Farm Your Own Forty for Your Survival NowI'm learning to garden because I think this useful skill will be necessary now and in the future. Whether times get hard enough to do that or not, the skill is likely to be important to learn, for us and for our children, and may likely be the type of activity that can truly reduce stress and bring back a sense of being able to take care of oneself, no matter what.
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