Dr. David Krieger talking on the danger of nuclear weapons on The Doug Noll Show 7 pm PT http://wsradio.com. Join us 877-977-2346 Studio B

I see a step in the right direction with American sentiments leaning towards peace! http://ping.fm/VWKDa

Wanting peace requires action, starting with learning skills @http://ping.fm/9rBSt

Learning to resolve conflict successfully impacts families, communities, and schools: http://ping.fm/telAS

I see the NATO protests as a shift, a cry for justice, an plea to end to the war in Afghanistan. We have a major shift in American attitudes. Now, will they vote for the one less likely to build war programs?
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As a mediator and peacemaker I am committed to teach everyone: voters, citizens, and parents that we are and have been trying to achieve peace the wrong way. http://ping.fm/TBEZ7

Join our conversation with Dr. Mary Shuttleworth right now at http://wsradio.com. The Doug Noll Show listener line is open 866-977-2346

I interview Mary Shuttleworth, founder of Youth for Human Rights International, on educating kids about human rights and peace at 7 pm. Http:wsradio.com Studio B

Irreconcilable differences: the inability to resolve conflict. Imagine what message that sends to children. Layer on a culture that glorifies messages in such movies as the Hunger Games and you have a set up for accepting war and bullying. There is a better way. http://ping.fm/hvKIM

Learning peacemaking skills strengthens marriages and family relationships: http://ping.fm/7qqH4

All conflict is the same. But we give more dignity to the process in smaller conflicts than bigger ones. http://ping.fm/zjwZ3

Relationship skills are the fundamentals of peacemaking. When peacemaking starts at home children reap the benefits of parents modeling communication skills that foster empathy! http://ping.fm/CEmjL

Listen in this morning 8am to the Dr. Pat show. I'm on talking about Elusive Peace and winning the International Peace and Justice Book Award. http://ping.fm/yARf4

Listen in tomorrow morning as I am interviewed by Dr. Pat Radio show about my book Elusive Peace: http://ping.fm/6fqPq

Mediating peace takes skill, patience, and knowledge: http://ping.fm/0rXJ4

In between taking Tai Chi and winning a book award I followed the road towards peace. http://ping.fm/fWqDP

You can find one of the main elements in my book Elusive Peace involves teaching empathy as a strategy for peace and unity. One of the problems of conflict is making decisions without understanding the people. We are more alike than different. http://ping.fm/i2GTl

I am looking forward to speaking at East West Bookshop in Seattle about Elusive Peace, and what it takes for everyone to become peacemakers: http://ping.fm/TpqOm

A fascinating show with Doug Noll and Kathleen Brush! Listen to the live show now. http://ping.fm/11aOW

Tonight on my radio show I interview Kathleen Brush global business consultant, Ph.D.in management and international studies. She has more than 20 years of experience as a senior executive (CEO, GM and CMO) for companies of all sizes, public and private. She has been conducting business internationally since 1988. Kathleen's is a frequent contributor to The Street, and her articles have also been published by CNBC, Fox Business, The Washington Post, Financial Times China, Business Week and Entrepreneur. She has also taught international business and leadership at the university level. Her latest book is: The World Made Easy. Her website is kathleenbrush.com. The Doug Noll Show 7pm 888-327-0061 http://Bit.ly/8Sf4m

We will be talking about peace, foreign policy, and Kathleen's view of the modern world.

If you have read my book Elusive Peace, please write a review: http://ping.fm/Fz1jR

Have you purchased your copy of Elusive Peace on Kindle yet? http://ping.fm/QQdJ7

Ineffective peace negotiations cost resources, lives, and devastate the earth. Vote responsibly. http://ping.fm/xDHgw

My guest tonight on the Doug Noll show is Kathleen Brush Ph.D, global business consultant and author of The World Made Easy. We will talk about peace and foreign policy. Kathleen is a frequent contributor to The Street, with articles published by CNBC, Fox Business, the Washington Post, Business Week and Entrepreneur.
Thursday 7pm 888-327-0061
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Looking forward to speaking at NW Dispute Resolution Conference today in Seattle. Saturday, if you are in the area come to East West Book Shop Seattle 7pm I'm giving a talk and signing Elusive Peace. http://ping.fm/QsyC5

Please come to my talk on peace and about my book Elusive Peace May 5 7pm at East West Bookshop in Seattle! http://ping.fm/EoQD3