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30-05-2012 00:22 Life Coach Helene describes Life Coaching......

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30-05-2012 19:54 How to find a life coach. Colorado Coaching Company makes a life coaching commercial to help you find a life coach. Life coaching can help you out of feeling stuck. A coaching partnership will identify the actions you need to take. Colorado Coaching Company (970)581-2872

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DALLAS, May 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --The North Texas Chapter of the International Coach Federation (ICF) will recognize DFW organizations that embrace coaching as an integral part of their leadership and business strategy at its 6th annual Prism Award event on Thursday, June 21 at the Hilton DFW Lakes Conference Center.

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The event begins at 3 p.m. with an interactive panel of Human Resource executives from the nominated Organizations: Lisa Reynolds, System Director Organizational Effectiveness at CHRISTUS Health, Doug Henderson, Vice President, Learning and Organization Effectiveness at ACS, a Xerox Company, and Bill Behrendt, Ph.D, Vice President for Human Resources at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas. A cocktail reception, dinner and awards will follow. Colleen Barrett, President Emeritus, Southwest Airlines is the keynote speaker for the awards dinner. Colleen will discuss how Herb Kelleher, her Servant Leader boss of 40+ years, mentored and coached her, which enabled her to lead and develop Southwest's 35,000 Employees.

"The transformative power of coaching in organizations is measured by the initiative's effectiveness, strategic application to key business issues, and its return on investment to the organization," says Jim Cooper, Prism Event Chair. "During the afternoon panel discussion, the nominees will present their results in areas such as: leadership development, change management, team effectiveness, culture, performance and organizational alignment, all which support their reputations as employers of choice."

Sponsors are: UT Dallas School of Management, iPEC Excellence in Coach Training, and Multi Health Systems. Previous Prism award winners include: McKesson Corporation, Lewisville Independent School District, Raytheon, EDS, IBM Americas, University of Texas at Dallas Jindal School of Management, and Oracle.

To learn more and to register for the event, go to http://www.icf-nt-prism.com.

About North Texas ICF Coaches

North Texas ICF Coaches, the first chartered chapter of ICF, was formed by individual member- professionals who practice leadership, business, career, and life coaching. With over 21,000 members dedicated to advancing the coaching profession by setting high professional standards, providing independent certification, and building a network of credentialed coaches, ICF is the leading global coaching organization, and defines coaching as partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential.

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TOM OROPEZA thought his coaching career was over after his Monsignor Bonner team fell to Archbishop Wood in the Catholic League AAA football final in November. Little did he know he would get the opportunity to coach one more game.

Oropeza will lead the East All-Stars, composed of seniors from Del-Val League schools as well as Bonner, Archbishop Carroll and Cardinal O'Hara, in the 36th annual Delaware County Hero Bowl, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Widener University. The game will benefit the Hero Scholarship Fund of Delaware County, which provides college scholarships for the children of first responders who have died in the line of duty.

"It's a tremendous opportunity and a great privilege," Oropeza said. "I grew up in Delaware County and played football at Monsignor Bonner, and to be able to be a part of this game as a head coach is humbling and exciting. I certainly am grateful for the opportunity."

Oropeza, a member of Bonner's 1994 Catholic League championship team, joined the Friars coaching staff in 2000 following a playing career at Lehigh University. He inherited a winless team when he was named head coach in 2007, and Bonner went 21-35 in five seasons before he decided this spring to step away.

"It was time for me to enter another stage of my life," said Oropeza, who has a young son and has cited the need for more family time than a football coach gets to spend. "I'm glad I got the opportunity to coach one final game and will certainly take in the experience."

The East All-Stars will face a West All-Star team that features players from Central League schools along with Episcopal Academy and the Haverford School of the Inter-Ac. The participants were selected from 21 schools by the Delaware County Coaches Association, and many will take their talents to college programs in the fall.

"One of the neat things about this game is being able to meet some of these kids and be a small part of their life," Oropeza said. "They're at a point in their life where they're going to be moving on to different things. I'll be able to follow them whether it be football or other ventures in their life and say that I was a part of their life. That's a neat experience and I'm enjoying being able to give back to these kids."

The Hero Scholarship Fund, established in 1977, has provided 34 scholarships to children of police, firefighters and emergency medical personnel who have lost their lives. The fund has already identified its next two scholarship recipients: the sons of Lt. Nicholas Picozzi Jr., a member of the Lower Chichester Fire Department who was killed in a March 2008 house fire. He was 35.

Said Delaware County public relations director Bill Lovejoy: "It's a way for a community to show its support for the price that these men and women are willing to pay to protect and serve their community."

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30-05-2012 09:00 National senior health and fitness day with Onelife Fitness. Find out some of the benefits to staying active with Chris Reckling on The Hampton Roads Show.

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30-05-2012 10:23 Improving one's health is one of the most popular goals on most lists of New Year's resolutions. Whether it's losing weight, quitting an addiction or increasing your strength and flexibility, most of us struggle in this category. Setting healthy goals as a part of your New Year's resolutions is a wonderful way to improve your mind and body. The Goal Setter's Club is here to help you achieve your physical health & fitness goals with our new journal. This simple, yet effective eJournal will inspire people of all ages to plan and take immediate action toward achieving their present and future physical health and fitness goals.

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30-05-2012 11:30 For longevity and vitality find out what top 3 foods men should incorporate in to their diets -stay tuned!

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29-05-2012 23:11 http QUALICUM BEACH - Canadian's looking to retire have a big attraction to a small Vancouver Island town. Statistics Canada has crunched more numbers from the last census, and British Columbia is showing its age. Seven of the top ten retirement communities in the country are located on the west coast , and the place with the biggest population of seniors is Qualicum Beach. The small town on the sea boasts the greatest number of worldly Canadians per capitia with 47 per cent of the population over the age of 65. The average Canadian town has around fifteen per cent of its citizens able to collect on a seniors discount. The elderly population does pose challenges. Last year the regions secondary school almost shut down due to a lack of enrolment. School board officials said their were so few young families in the area because it was difficult to find work in the sleepy retirement community. Follow Scott Cunningham on Twitter:

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Changes for the nearly 500,000 people in the S.C. Retirement System would not take effect until Jan. 1, according to the latest proposal to pass the House of Representatives.

The proposal is an attempt to fix the Retirement System, projected to run out of money. Accountants say the fund will fall $15 billion short of meeting its obligations a deficit that would grow larger each year. Taxpayers would have to make up the difference. Ignoring the problem also would hurt the states credit rating, meaning it would cost the state more to borrow money in the future.

To fix the deficit, state accountants say lawmakers have to make changes to the Retirement System that affect current employees and retirees difficult to do in an election year.

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Both the House and the Senate have passed sweeping proposals to change the retirement system. The original House plan would have paid state workers less once they retired. The plan passed by the Senate would require state employees to work longer before they retire.

Wednesday, the House attempted a compromise between those different plans to mixed results.

Were going in the right direction, said Carlton Washington, executive director of the S.C. Association of State Employees.

Its horrible, said Wayne Bell, president of the State Retirees Association of South Carolina.

Current state workers like the House compromise passed Wednesday because it would not affect the amount of their future retirement benefit checks. It also keeps the controversial TERI program available to current workers, allowing them to earn a paycheck and a retirement check at the same time for up to five years.

However, if retired state workers continue to work after the five-year TERI period, their retirement checks would stop once they earned $10,000 in salary in a year. The retirement checks would start again the following year but only until they reach the $10,000 cap.

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