Free Miscellaneous Topics in Washington D.C.

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  • Mark Karapetyan, Miscellaneous Speaker in Washington D.C.

    Searching for the Truth… What is Truth?

    Ask anyone today if truth exists, or if it can be defined, and see how fascinating and edgy the conversation will get in a second. Ironically, we live in a pluralistic post-modern world where truth is subjectively recognized, widely suppressed, and regularly denied. You have probably heard someone tell you "I have my own truth and you have yours” or

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  • Ward Bucher, AIA, Miscellaneous Speaker in Washington D.C.

    How to Obtain Historic Tax Credits for Building Rehabilitation

    Mr. Bucher gives a highly helpful and informative PowerPoint speaking presentation on how owners of historic commercial and residential properties can greatly benefit from obtaining Historic Tax Credits -- which can offset the cost of a construction project up to 40% (State and Federal). Learn how individuals and communities can greatly benefit from the knowledge about this valuable and available

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  • Daniel Gerstein, Miscellaneous Speaker in Washington D.C.

    National Security Topics: From Military Planning to Negotiating with Foreign Governments and War Criminals to Complex Military Operations

    Dr. Gerstein is a national security professional who has had a unique insider perspective on the United States' national security strategy and policy having been a close advisor to many of the key decisionmakers over several decades. By the end of his time in government, he had become a senior principal responsible for developing and executing the policies of the

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  • DonnaAnn Ward, Miscellaneous Speaker in Washington D.C.

    The New Age of Women and Girls

    As we witness the unprecedented presence of women in positions of prominence, it seems that fifty-one percent of the world's population has come into their own in a very big way. We see women and girls making a stunning impact on our world and our perception of possibility. It is an exciting time to be around these women, to be

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  • Dr. Tia Corbin-Myers, Motivational Speaker in Washington D.C.

    Divorce in the Military

    Being in the military for over 15 years I want to share being in the Military and infidelity within marriages. Many families go through divorce from being in the military because of separation. Traveling often and being away for long periods of time can cause each one to lose love for each other. There can also be times when one

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  • Mark Karapetyan, Miscellaneous Speaker in Washington D.C.

    How to Define an Infinite God

    If I asked you to draw a picture of a table, a tree, or a car, it would be relatively easy for you to do so. What if I asked you to draw something like gravity? What would you draw? Although you are aware that gravity exists, you just don’t know what it looks like since you can’t see it.

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  • DonnaAnn Ward, Miscellaneous Speaker in Washington D.C.

    The Environment

    While the increase and severity of environmental disasters is nearly impossible to deny, there is hope on the horizon. It seems that every insurmountable problem mankind has created is finding a new and innovative solution. All over our planet, efforts are being made to reduce the impact of human activity in fascinating ways. Speaking about the environment can be heart

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