Dr. Rick C. Ernst
Coaching The Affluent To A Fulfilling Life
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The suburbs are dead — and that's not a good thing
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During the growth years of the 1990s and 2000s, low-skill construction and service jobs boomed in the suburbs. Soon immigrants began bypassing cities and immigrating directly to the suburbs and exurbs. But these low-skill jobs were the first to …

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The 28 Most Beautiful People On The Hill That TheDC's Interns Found In A …
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On Wednesday, The Hill released their 2013 list of “The Hill's 50 Most Beautiful People,” objectifying and ranking legislative and executive branch employees based supposedly on their looks. Upon seeing this year's lineup, the corners of the internet …

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In higher education, the Great Recession's unlikely impact: an innovation …
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Hundreds of investment bankers, venture capitalists and geeky tech entrepreneurs gathered near the pool of the Phoenician, a luxury resort outside Phoenix. The occasion? A high-profile gathering of education innovators, and as guests sipped cocktails …

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Destination Art Featured at Lanning Gallery and Turquoise Tortoise Gallery
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… Michael Horse, with his much-exhibited ledger art and fine jewelry; Tony Abeyta, the internationally known artist whose work represented the groundbreaking and opening of the Smithsonian's Institute of American Indian Art; also the multiple-award …

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Credit Card Rewards: Are They Worth It?
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MIAMI (CBS4) – It's another sign the economy is improving: credit card incentives are on the rise. Some of the new deals sound good, but it is important to check the fine print. Starting a jewelry business and then getting sick was a financial strain …

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Mixed reviews on summer season
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH — Late last week, under the deep blue of a cloudless sky, tourists clogged the sidewalks and heat-baked sand of Old Orchard Beach, spilling out of pubs and restaurants in celebration of fine summer weather. Downtown was awash in the …

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CHELSEA: 'Art Market' succeeds in showcasing an eclectic mix at Sounds …
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Organizers succeeded in attracting funkier artists and makers, while also featuring good examples of more traditional fine arts and crafts. Fine art printmakers and painters, artistic jewelry makers, ceramics, glasswork and woodworking were all there …

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8/8: Stephen Fried talks 'Appetite for America'
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Although trading posts were operating before Harvey opened his first restaurant in Kansas in 1875, his eponymous company took commerce with Native Americans to a new level, popularizing lighter, more accessible jewelry and crafts and selling them on a …

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They Are Saying
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“I think years ago, you had the woman who only wore fine jewelry and the woman who only wore costume jewelry. But today, just as it is in fashion, we'll buy Prada shoes and we'll buy an H&M T-shirt. Everybody is mixing and matching.” — WJA's Phyllis …

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