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Grand Rapids Criminal Defense Attorney of Charles F. Boekeloo, P.C. Launch New Website

Grand Rapids Criminal Defense Attorney of Charles F. Boekeloo, P.C. Launch New Website











Charles F. Boekeloo


Grand Rapids, MI (PRWEB) November 23, 2011

The Grand Rapids, MI law firm of Charles F. Boekeloo, P.C. recently launched their website, providing a valuable online legal resource to current and potential clients. The site offers helpful information to remove some of the fear and uncertainty from the legal process, including basic information on Grand Rapids, MI criminal laws.

“Our site has been designed to provide potential and existing clients with the critical information they need to help them understand how we will bring their matter under control and guide them through the entire legal process. It is our belief that the personal attention we provide will be illustrated by the information provided there,” states Mr. Boekeloo.

Website visitors learn how the experienced criminal law attorney at Charles F. Boekeloo can assist them with their legal issue. The firm has developed a reputation for maintaining high ethical standards while aggressively representing clients throughout Grand Rapids in Criminal legal matters.

About the Firm

Attorney Charles F. Boekeloo has more than 25 years in the practice of law, concentrating in the areas of criminal defense, juvenile delinquency and school law, and personal injury matters. Details about Mr. Boekeloo’s areas of expertise can be found in the practice areas overview. Charles F. Boekeloo, P.C. practices primarily in the following areas:


Criminal Defense
Juvenile Rights
Personal Injury

Whether the consequences are serious or seemingly minor, facing criminal charges can be a frightening experience, potentially putting your reputation and even your freedom in jeopardy. With more than 25 years of experience in the field of criminal defense, law firm principal Charles F. Boekeloo has the skills and background to effectively protect your constitutional rights. Since founding his practice in 1982, Grand Rapids criminal defense attorney Boekeloo has appeared in state and federal trial courts throughout the region, earning the respect of local prosecutors, judges, and attorneys alike. In recognition of his work, national directory of attorneys Martindale-Hubbell has awarded Mr. Boekeloo a Distinguished Peer rating, a respected mark of achievement indicating that fellow attorneys rate his services as excellent.

For more information about the firm, please go to http://www.charlesfboekeloopc.com/ or call (616) 454-6464.

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Passion 4 Life Liquid Vitamins & Minerals & BrainTek Institute Launch Groundbreaking First Ever Easy to Use Game for Stress Management & Focus Controlled Only by Brain

Passion 4 Life Liquid Vitamins & Minerals & BrainTek Institute Launch Groundbreaking First Ever Easy to Use Game for Stress Management & Focus Controlled Only by Brain











Dr. Dennis Maness, founder of the BrainTek Institute & Charles Van Kessler, founder of Passion 4 Life liquid vitamins & minerals


San Diego, CA (PRWEB) October 27, 2011

Passion 4 Life liquid vitamins and minerals and BrainTek Institute have announced the release of a groundbreaking first of its kind easy to use series of Virtual Reality Total Immersion Interactive Games that are controlled by the brain rather than with a joy stick, a controller or computer with the purpose of stress management, better focus and help with other health-related issues. Based on latest neuroscience, these games help reduce stress and anxiety, improve focus, attention and sleep. This cutting edge technology has never been used before in the consumer environment. These games, which can simply be downloaded, have helped over 2000 people improve focus, attention and memory by learning to manage and control their brain.

“The first release ‘Journey to the Center of Your Mind’ teaches people of all ages how to think and develop lobe to lobe communications within their brain,” says Dr. Maness, lead scientist at the BrainTek Institute. “In learning to manage their brain, people of all ages have improved focus, attention and memory. We have used these games in special education programs, public and private schools, lock down institutions and clinics and have seen over 2,000 people of all ages improve grades, productivity and find reading and learning is not a chore.” The games are now being made available to the public and are powered by BrainTek.

In their search to find a way to stabilize the brain neurochemicals which fuel the brain, BrainTek researchers teamed up with the developers of Passion 4 Life liquid vitamins and minerals and worked to create a product that is balanced with essential amino acids, minerals and vitamins. The combination of the game plus the liquid vitamins aids in the long-term brain support to those playing the games and helps make sweeping changes in stress and stress related illness as BrainTek addresses the neuro pathways and Passion 4 Life addresses the vitamin/mineral/amino acid balance in the brain and body. “Passion 4 Life is honored to be part of such cutting edge technology and to be able to support the brain enhancement of those using the games with our powerful and effective liquid vitamins,” says Charles Van Kessler, founder and creator.

This game series teaches players how to manage their brains. It teaches them how to think, how to obtain mental clarity, focus and attention, how to build self-esteem and how to function in life. The game’s average length is 12 minutes for each level and is simply downloaded. It is fun and challenging so people enjoy playing it while experiencing long-term brain enhancement benefits. The results show that students have seen an improvement on tests and are enjoying reduced time required to complete homework assignments. Most excitingly, moods have changed. Parents can feel secure in purchasing this game that is not only free of violence but will entertain their children while providing life-long benefits.

Other game releases will assist with sleep and stress reduction. Maness went on to say, “While the games are not a cure, they go a long way toward teaching you to manage your own brain instead of your brain managing you.”

The games are developed by MindChex, the games’ division of BrainTek Institute. BrainTek has developed protocols for individuals, schools, institutions, doctors and clinics since 1996. BrainTek Institute has been successful in many challenging cases and has been headlined on regional and national news and MSNBC for their successes.

The science behind the games can be found at http://www.mindchex.com. The games are now being released to the public and are available for download at http://www.MindChex.com or http://www.passion4lifevitamins.com

Passion 4 Life liquid vitamins & minerals was created in 2004 by Charles Van Kessler after 20 years of research, development & nutritional studies. Charles was raised in a state run orphanage in Amsterdam, Holland during WWII, surviving on flower bulbs & enduring abuse of every kind. After arriving in the US, his vision was to formulate & develop a liquid multi vitamin and mineral product that would give him his health back, and if it worked, he would make it available to the whole world to obtain a much higher quality of life.

That’s exactly what happened. Passion 4 Life liquid vitamins & minerals is a unique product containing 135 high grade whole food based ingredients in meaningful levels. It has no added sugar, no caffeine, no wheat, no soy, no dairy, no gluten, no artificial flavorings or colors. It is designed to strengthen the immune system & provide more energy, stamina, focus, better memory, less aches & pains from every day stress. The purpose of Passion 4 Life is to retain the power & energy of youth well into people’s 70’s and 80’s and to help them look better by feeling younger.

Passion 4 Life vitamins proudly founded and supports Passion 4 K.I.D.S., a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization, dealing with homeless, neglected, abandoned, abused and underprivileged children of any race, color and creed as well as children in emergency situations.

The BrainTek Institute has years of research and experience in identifying issues with the brain/body relationship. By studying different functions of each part of the brain and then integrating this research into practical applications, BrainTek has successfully applied technology in a way that individuals report has enhanced their health and performance of their brain. By using several different methods, they are able to alleviate the symptoms of an astonishing range of disorders, as well as improve personal performance.

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Michigan Lawmaker to Launch Effort to Amend Gay Marriage Constitutional Ban in Michigan

Michigan Lawmaker to Launch Effort to Amend Gay Marriage Constitutional Ban in Michigan

Undoubtedly we are experiencing an ever-growing trend towards acceptance of the LGBT community as citizens with equal rights. President Obama recently signed a presidential memorandum authorizing special benefits for same-sex partners of federal workers. He indicated that it was a means of ensuring “competitiveness” with the private sector for the countries’ most talented professionals. Many LGBT members of society believe this is a pretense for what this new measure really is: a thank you for the gay community’s support in the 2008 Presidential election. Whatever it is, it certainly sends a signal to the states that if anything, the government is becoming more accepting of gays, lesbians, transgenders and bisexual citizens. This trend arguably began in the ‘60s with the Civil Rights movement but no one can deny the impact of the US Supreme Court’s decision decriminalizing homosexual sexual acts in Lawrence v Texas which overruled Bowers v Hardwick. The US Supreme Court in 2003 reversed the Court’s ruling just 16 years earlier on due process grounds. Citing the 14th Amendment’s Due Process Clause, the Court said in its 6-3 ruling that states cannot punish homosexual couples for engaging in sex acts that are legal for heterosexuals.

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Homosexual couples currently can marry in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Iowa and will be allowed to marry in Vermont starting in September 2009 and in New Hampshire from January 2010. Other states offer same-sex unions that grant many of the same rights as marriage.

Forty-two U.S. states explicitly prohibit gay marriage, including 29 with constitutional amendments, according to Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights advocacy group. Michigan is one of them. However, public opinion in Michigan is slowly swaying towards the acceptance of gay marriage.

Speaker Pro Tempore and Michigan House of Representative District 52 Pam Byrnes is set to announce at the 2009 Michigan Pride rally at the Capitol the launch of an effort to amend the Michigan Constitution to allow gay marriage. The proposed amendment would repeal the marriage amendment approved by voters in 2004 which reserved marriage exclusively for unions of one man and one woman, and replace it with specific authorization for gay and lesbian marriage rights.  Byrnes was motivated to launch this new initiative after seeing the results of a recent poll which was first reported June 7 in the Detroit Free Press which indicated Michigan voters have become more favorable to the idea of same sex unions since the marriage amendment was approved in  2004, states Pam Byrnes, D-Chelsea. 

The poll referenced by Byrnes showed considerable support for gay-friendly policies, but less than a majority (46.5%) in favor of gay marriage. The ballot proposal endorsing traditional marriage was approved 58%-42%, demonstrating more than 4% more support for gay-friendly initiatives today than in 2004.

Ms. Marrs is a 1992 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with a degree in Business Administration and a minor in Economics. She received her law degree from Thomas M Cooley in 1998. Ms. Marrs practices in the areas of bankruptcy including adversary proceedings. http://www.marrsterryfamilylaw.com

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India?s Persecution of Christians Employs Movie Producers to Launch Anti-Christian Short Films

(PRWEB) October 30, 2005

The “Doing Hard Time for God!” crusade launched by Archbishop Gary Beaver of the Old Catholic Church of Great Britain has raised concern over the recent anti-Christian films produced by India’s mainstream film producers for viewing at local cinemas.

Archbishop Gary Beaver explained that India’s Hindu based caste system is some 3000 years old and even though it is banned by India’s Constitution, it is still very much a part of modern day life. If one is born to a family or a village of a low caste, your life is damned to holding nothing better than menial jobs and almost a slave type existence under the ancient social system.

The Indian Freedom of Religion Act states that anyone wishing to convert religion must first obtain permission from district officials. Clergy and religious leaders of Christian Churches must also receive official permission before the person converts. Should anyone convert without the legal permission, then the convert and the priest may face 4 years in prison and more than $ 2000 fine.

India’s lower-caste groups, the Dalit who number around 300 million, have been the focus of anti-conversion attacks as Christianity has brought them towards freedom and dignity.

A number of Indian states have passed, and more are joining the rush to pass anti-conversion laws outlawing the right to choose your own religion.

Movie producers have even gone so far as to release a “short film” disguised as a public service film into movie theatres in order to “educate” audiences about the Gujarat’s Freedom of Religion Act. The Act in question prohibits religious conversion [ by the use of force or allurement or by fraudulent means].

The offending public service film shows a cow grazing in a plush pasture, with a narration saying “You cannot make this cow a non-vegetarian, so why attempt to change someone’s religion?”

Archbishop Gary Beaver criticised the film as being deceptive and unlawful.

The carrying of the Good News to the Dalit’s has taught them Jesus’ words and allow them to embrace salvation in Christ , overcoming the belief that they are worthless but rather, precious children loved dearly by their Creator.

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Atheist groups launch ad campaigns this holiday season

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Atheists promote reason as an alternative to religion this holiday season.

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QUEDOS Launch Panel – Government: Transparency and Freedom of Information [Part 1 of 4]


Sir Nicholas Montagu [Chair], Professor Michele Barrett and Professor Wayne Parsons

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