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Charlotte View episode on Online Dating. We opened our mics to the public to find out their opinion on the topic.

We've all heard jokes about online relationships, but the people who use these sites aren't necessarily the type we often joke about. Perhaps they're using the Internet because they're shy or too busy, and they find it easier to get to know someone via online chat.

While this may not be the way you'd go about finding a soul mate, perhaps it's the best option for someone else. Times have changed and online dating is getting more and more popular

Statistics Cited in the last 3 years

·         The dating service industry in the US is projected to be worth $2.1 billion. 

·         There is estimated to be 1,500 dating sites in the US. 

·         There are more than 280,000 marriages a year as a direct result of people using a dating service

·         5% of Internet users have paid to use an online dating service.

·         17% of couples that were married in the last 3 years met on an online dating service.

·         1 out of every 5 singles in the US have dated someone they met online

·         Online Dating is the third most popular way for singles to meet, behind school/work and friend/family member.

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Charlotte View Internet Radio interview with certified nutrition consultant, Catherine Atwood. For eight years she has been a professional wellness practitioner providing services in homeopathy, yoga, healthy cooking and food shopping as modalities to restore health.

Along with Carolyn Erickson, they lead the Charlotte NC Chapter of The Weston A. Price Foundation, where people can find information on local farmers, movie screens and seminars in the area.

Finding a balance of a healthy you, is often very difficult, unrewarding and frustrating experience. Efforts to mantain the health of the Body often result in depleting the health of the Mind or, vise versa. Inevitably, this leads for our spirits craving a more nourished balance.

Throughout our lives, we experience various seasons of living - with new demands, challenges, changes and personal journeys. While each season each season of our lives will demand a unique balance of wellness, Nourish Wellness Now can show you how to develop, improve and sustain a holistic and nourishing harmony of Body, Mind & Spirit.

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Truliant Federal Credit Union Interview with Maria Kramer (branch Manager)

The mission of Truliant Federal Credit Union is to enhance the quality of life of our members and to become their preferred financial institution.

Truliant Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit, financial institution that provides affordable financial services to its member-owners. Truliant was chartered in 1952 and now serves more than 180,000 members and has 22 Member Financial Centers in NC, SC, OH and VA. For more information on Truliant Federal Credit Union, visit TruliantFCU.org. In the United States, credit unions are not-for-profit organizations that exist to serve their members rather than to maximize corporate profits. Like banks, credit unions accept deposits and make loans. But as member-owned institutions, credit unions focus on providing a safe place to save and borrow at reasonable rates. Unlike banks, credit unions return surplus income to their members in the form of dividends.

Truliant strive to uphold this commitment by becoming the financial partner that helps members (owners) realize their financial goals by our singular dedication to understanding and satisfying their individual needs. This can only be accomplished by establishing and maintaining a relationship of mutual respect and trust with all of our member-owners. A relationship that is also built on adhering to the Credit Union's core values of being democratic, accessible, reliable, progressive thinking and providing family-like service.

Maria Kramer's Contact: 704-522-1955 ext 4360

email: [email protected] www.TruliantFCU.org

Charlotte View 2012 interviews Public Adjuster, Yesika Cortes, as she explains her experience and reasons to become an advocate to the public dealing with insurance claims.

Yesika and John Hornbuckle work atClaim Pros, Inc, with services WORLDWIDE. They bring the listeners an offer of no out pocket costs. They will work on a contingency fee basis, only payable if you recover. 

Insurance contracts are complicated and have many mandatory conditions that can limit or deny your recovery. Not sure if you need professional representation? Listen to our Show and call or write your comments in our chat room (will need to pre-register)

When a residential or commercial owner suffers a property insurance claim, a complexity of circumstances are created. Many will feel lost! Settling an insurance claim calls for meetings with the Insurance's adjusters and contractors, preparing inventories,  establishing replacement costs (considering issues like depreciation, replacement vs repair, or distinguishing repairable vs loss items)

Visit: http://www.claimpros.com

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Interview Short link http://tobtr.com/s/2788313

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Mark Lawton Thomas was born in Savannah , Georgia.  After graduating from the University of Georgia, Mr. Thomas worked as a copy writer for various advertising agencies first in Atlanta, and then in Manhattan. Eventually, he returned to the South and began writing a weekly column for Creative Loafing and voicing them for Georgia Public Radio. Somehow he found time to edit Contents magazine, an award-winning quarterly, as well.

Presently, Mr. Thomas is involved in his most challenging job to date: …teaching 6th grade Language Arts in Atlanta. When he isn'’t teaching his little heart out, grading essays with his trusty, red Sharpie, or working on his next book, Mr. Thomas can be found fast asleep on a couch somewhere in Buckhead.

In his book, "When Farts Have Color", he tells the story of 4th grader Lance Chance who hates Mondays. This particular Monday Lance's mom coaxes Lance to school with his favorite sandwiches and a 'wish-kiss'. On his way to school Lance is tormented by "the biggest, meanest 4th grader ever to stalk the halls of Alfonso Orr Elementary School. Merry Maddox. Bully Extraordinaire...…”A "legend" and her posse of mayhem, the Crazy M&Ms.

At the heart of When Farts Had Colors are themes that any parent, teacher, and child will appreciate: being honest, taking responsibility, respect for others, taking the counsel of elders, redemption, and love. And of course, it's hilarious with sophisticated humor that both adults and children will appreciate.

http://www.whenfartshadcolors.com

Short Link: http://tobtr.com/s/2760947   Guest Call-in (805) 830-8344

What is the Solid Waste Management  Plan?                                     

The Solid Waste Management Plan is a document that establishes goals and programs for the handling of solid waste in a manner that meets local needs and is consistent with North Carolina solid waste management priorities. It details the County's waste management practices. In the plan, local governments establish waste reduction goals and identify programs and policies necessary to meet them. The plan also describes the methods used to collect and transport solid waste and recyclables to disposal and processing facilities in an environmentally sound manner.

Laurette Hall

Environmental Manager

Mecklenburg County Waste Reduction and Recycling

[email protected]

704-336-8393(Office)

704-336-4314(Fax)

www.wipeoutwaste.com

Charlotte View Interviews Jeremy Turner and Heath Walters and complete telling the story of Andrew and the journey they have undertaken in guiding him and his family through the college planning process. This is the 3rd of a 3 part series where they will summarize their experience with Andrew and his family as the tale unfolded in real time. First we will update listeners about all that's transpired since our last show. Then, we will dig in and move into the final phase of our plan where everything we've done to this point will come together and become clear. You don't want to miss this!SAFE College Funding

We teach families how to make college more affordable without the parents sacrificing their financial futures. Students learn. Parents save. Everyone wins.

http://www.safecollegefunding.org

980-224-3794

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Show short link: http://tobtr.com/s/2624031

Charlotte View interviews Dianne and Bruce Stewart and joins their efforts to spread the word about their case as they ask the American people: Are we the kind of family America wants here?

"We have not once asked what America can do for us, but what we can do for America"

The Stewart's are legal  immigrants to the US, completely self-sufficient financially, manage their own businesses, own property and pay all their taxes and have never received any social services or other government support whatsoever, and yet, after 10 years living in the USA, they are still being denied Permanent Residence.

On December 5, 2011

On this date, the last of the Stewart’s visas will expire and if they are still in the United States on December 6, they will be overstays and forever barred from applying for permanent residence in the USA.

There is only ONE possible solution                                            – a Private Bill of Congress to grant Permanent Residence to Bruce, Dianne, Sarah and Michael Stewart. While this is rare and unusual, this route has been followed in extreme

circumstances by US Senator Dianne Feinstein to prevent major injustices from occurring.

Short Link:  http://tobtr.com/s/2486665

The Stewarts website: www.keepthestewartsincharlotte.com

Synergy Alliance for Financial Education and Charlotte View 2011 continues with PART 2 of the Steps for College Planning. In this episode they will talk about the strategies behind a proper College Selection.

Mr. Turner and Mr. Walters continue educating listeners about strategies to lower the cost of college and save their retirement nest egg. Tune in to hear The Story of Andrew, Part 2 as Heath and Jeremy continue telling the tale as it unfolds. The guys will talk about school selection and its relevance to the cost of college for the schools on Andrew's list.

short Link: http://tobtr.com/s/24359

For your convinience, you can listen to previous Charlotte View episodes (www.blogtalkradio.com/charlotteview2011) featuring Jeremy Turner and Heath Walters, discussing Late-Stage College Planning. Listen to Part 1 of Steps for College planning and follow Andrew's true story. to contact S.A.F.E: www.safemoneyiq.com