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Titles of Books: "The How Tos of GIft Baskets", Current to be published "For Kids 59.99 and Over". It is a feel good guide for finding happiness, fun, good health, joy, acceptance and freedom. There is life atfter 60!!! It is good to get older but is not necessary to get OLD!

About Me:: I have been in many businesses, and could easily wallpaper a wall with all my business cards...I spent fifteen years in the gift basket business...Wrote the first book, gave seminars and taught people to have respect for what is often considered a cottage industry. I have taught telephone sales, customer service and had a PR and Advertising firm for several years. I was also a professional astrologer in Phoenix, Arizona...authoring a syndicated column, wrote for the major newspaper, TV and radio shows....plus entertainer for many conventions etc. I had my fifteen minutes of fame.

You are never too old to get out there and make it all happen!

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At 10:57am on May 16th, 2008, Linton Robinson said…: No, Carol, nothing exciting here. I am slugging through all the tedious little junk necessary to get three books on the market. Hopefully all three by September 2. (My birthday, also considered the last day of human existence according to ancient Olmec prophesies--which would figure)

Good luck with yours

At 11:34am on April 24th, 2008, Wendy Darling said…: Thanks, Carol. I have found my work tremendously rewarding, and also frustrating at how little attention is given to our youth today! But I keep taking my steps, and hope to get even more people involved!!! Thanks for reaching out! - Wendy

At 7:36pm on April 23rd, 2008, Pat Burns said…: Thanks Carol and what fun that your book is out. September will be here before you know it!

All my best,
Pat Burns Cofounder
OC Children’s Book Festival Sunday October 5, 2008
www.KidsBookFestival.com
Author o f Grandparents Rock: The Grandparenting Guide for the Rock-n-Roll Generation www.GrandparentsRock.com

At 6:55pm on April 23rd, 2008, Bob Beck said…: Hi Carol
Thanks for connecting with me. I was in Phx just a couple weeks ago speaking. Let me know if I can help you in anyway. I have attached a 2 min video of a couple of my Keynote addresses. I don't know how to add it to he site.
Best Regards
Bob

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At 2:01pm on April 5th, 2008, Greg Meyerhoff said…: Hi Carol!
It is our second book on intuition and should be out the beginning of 09.
Greg

At 5:40pm on April 3rd, 2008, carol stanley said…: You live in Phx??? I m in Prescott Valley...My kids grew up in Phx and went to Brophy....I do remember the cinnamon tree. Do you know who Mary Denison is???? Tell me more about yourself and of course if you are still in Phx....Great to meet you...Carol

At 5:03pm on April 3rd, 2008, Maggy Michaels said…: Carol, your profile is so interesting! I took astrology classes from Robin Ruffo from 1975 through '82 here in Phoenix, actually her astrology and metaphysical bookstore was in Old Town Scottsdale: The Cinnamon Tree. That may mean nothing to you. I'm so glad you dropped me a note and I could "meet you" through your profile. You new book sounds fantastic.
Namaste, Maggy

At 8:29am on April 3rd, 2008, carol stanley said…: Thanks JOhn: I will look into that...I just need help in general...I think you need to have a mind for the computer...Kids are taught so young it is not even an effort. Learning each function is not easy for me...ANd if the computer acts up I go into panic mode...I will let you know...Carol

At 4:00am on April 3rd, 2008, John Williamson said…: Hi Carol,

Well, it depends what topics you are trying to get to grips with.
If it's computer software related subjects, you might like to take a look at http://www.lynda,com
They have a wide range of video based classes on most of the popular software.
I hope that's helpful.

John

At 5:08am on April 1st, 2008, John Williamson said…: Hi Carol,
John Kremer? I don't know the name, butnow you've mentioned him, I'll look him up. ;-)
I first became involved with computers back in 1964, as a member of the British Institute of Management's Computer Research Group. Of course, in those days they were mainframes as big as a football pitch, and only large companies or the governments could afford them. ;-)
I qualified as a systems analyst and computer programmer, and was a pioneer of computer auditing.
Back in the mid-70's I was also one of the pioneers of hobby-home-computing. In those days we had to build our own, including upper and lower-case and numeric keypads.
At that time, I started the largest independent hobby computer club in the UK, and created a standard club constitution and operating guidelines, that I distributed to anyone who asked world-wide.
Many other clubs were started around the world using that constitution and operating guidelines.
As one of my business-portfolio, I also built a computer dealership and consulting business which lasted for over 20 years, before we disposed of it.
It has been very interesting to watch the rapid pace of progress over the last 30+ years. It has all been so fast, that unless you are dealing with it on a daily basis, you invariably get left behind.
Interestingly, of necessity I learned to program in over 20 different programming languages - hardly any of which are still in use today. Technological obsolescence is relentless, isn't it? and getting faster.

John