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 Dr. Ebert and Art Contest winner Alan W. Alan won a Cinemark Theater gift card!  Jeanne C. with Dr. Lindsey's office and Karen, PRC at Ebert Orthodontics. Jeanne was the winner of our Spring Greening gift basket!  Dr. Ebert congratulates Kaitlyn C. the winner of our Maze Contest! Kaitlyn won a movie theater gift card and plans on seeing the Tooth Fairy!  Dr. Ebert and Vera (assistant) work on patient Charles W. while his son Blake supervises!  Karen, PRC at Ebert Orthodontics and Marla M. with Dr.Schaefer & Kaines office. Marla was the winner of our Winter Comfort Basket Drawing!  Artwork from patient Anna L.  Dr. Ebert and Scavenger Hunt Winner- Natalie P. Natalie won a 5th Generation I-Pod Nano!  Karen, PRC at Ebert Orthodontics and Scavenger Hunt Winner- Peggy K. with Dr. Brewer's office. Peggy won a 5th Generation I-Pod Nano! |
 Dr. Ebert and Are you a TXTPRT Contest Winner Caitlin R. Caitlin won a Barnes and Nobel Gift Card!  Dr. Ebert and Refer a Friend Drawing Winners- The Yancey Family  Treatsylvania Booth 2009- Patient Rylie S.  Ebert Ortho Staff ready for Halloween!  Lauie won 1st place and Darla won 3rd place in the costume contest!  Ebert Team at Spa Day 2009! Books recommended by Dr. Donna Ebert (in random order)  The Art of Possibility; Transforming Professional and Personal Life by Rosamund Stone Zander and Benjamin Zander. This is a passionate book about changing your focus. Life is a game and we have the opportunity to make up the rules. It gives suggestions on changing your focus to one of possibility instead of one of scarcity.How Full is Your Bucket? Positive Strategies for Work and Life by Tom Rath and Donald Clifton. This book explores how using positive psychology in everyday interactions can dramatically change our lives. The authors suggest that we all have a bucket within us that needs to be filled with positive experiences, such as recognition or praise. When we're negative toward others, we use a dipper to remove from their buckets and diminish their positive outlook. When we treat others in a positive manner, we fill not only their buckets but ours. Inside the book is a code for taking the Gallup Strengthfinder Test to learn more about who you are and your natural talents and interests. Sign Spotting by Lonely Planet. An amusing book showing signs around the world. 1000 Places to See Before You Die by Patricia Schultz. This is a book describing 1000 places around the world that would be interesting to visit. National Park Photography by Tim Fitzharris. This book describes how you can take great pictures of the best views in America’s most beautiful parks. It tells you how and when to get the great photos. John Fielder’s Best of Colorado. A book with great suggestions for exploring our wonderful state. A Complaint Free World by Will Bowen. Complaining is a habit many of us have. This book describes why that can be emotionally draining for us and those around us and techniques for breaking the habit. Blink by Malcolm Gladwell. An interesting book about how and when people make decisions. The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell. A fascinating study of how little things make a difference. Brian Andreas -- www.storypeople.com; books & posters. A modern day philosopher and artist. Crucial Conversations by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan, and Al Switzler. This book teaches techniques on more effective communication. Crucial Confrontations (same authors) The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. A fun children’s book with a powerful message. The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon From Beginning to End -- The Rituals of Our Lives by Robert Fulghum. Great stories and ideas about the importance of rituals and celebrations in our lives and making the rituals meaningful. Getting Things Done -- The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen. This has been a best-seller for many years. It presents good ideas on being organized, which will reduce stress. The Introvert Advantage -- How to Thrive in an Extrovert World by Marti Olsen Laney. Its clear, step-by-step advice will help introverts recognize and capitalize on their unique strengths. It provides advice that round pegs don’t need to fit in square holes and how to celebrate who you are. The Oz Principle; Getting Results through Individual and Organizational Accountability by Roger Connors, Tom Smith and Craig Hickman. The Big Five for Life by John Strelecky Playing for Pizza by John Grisham. An interesting novel about living in Italy. Maui Revealed by Andrew Doughty. A great guidebook for Maui. Accurate descriptions and helpful advice. Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely. An interesting best-seller studying what decisions people make and insight into those decisions. Positive Discipline by Jane Nelsen. Parenting with Love and Logic by Foster Cline and Jim Fay. The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch and Jeffrey Zaslow. An inspirational and humorous book about the legacy and advice he wanted to leave. 3 Weeks with My Brother by Nicholas Sparks and Micah Sparks. An interesting book about traveling around the world together and their family background. Nicholas Sparks is the author of many best-selling books such as "The Notebook." |