22nd December 2010
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It is yet another holiday season and time to take a moment to acknowledge important relationships that extend from season to season and from year to year. We look forward to the coming months with hope and anticipation and share these wishes with you for a prosperous, healthy and happy 2011. And though many parts of the country continue to face challenges, at the end of the day, it is important to remember that it is still the relationships that bind us all together,..connecting us in a global network that can empower and sustain us in both good times and bad times. Circling the Internet again this year is a beautiful short video to reminds us that many American soldiers will not be homeward bound to be with their families for the holidays. It speaks clearly of the importance to remember those who strive valiantly in lands far away, so far away from their own relationships at thistime of year.
Click on the link below to view it. And don’t forget to turn the sound up and listen to some of the most beautiful music.
http://www.clermontyellow.accountsupport.com/flash/UntilThen.swf
So at the close of this year, may we all be thankful for the relationships that deeply connect us, those bothnear and far and ones that will continue to bring us hope, peace, and love in the coming months. • B e s t W i s h e s….Michael A. Thomas, FASID and Michael D. BakerThe Design Collective Group, Inc. 2720 N 68th Street, Showroom #1 Scottsdale, AZ 85257
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4th October 2010
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Michael A. Thomas, FASID, a Scottsdale, AZ interior designer has been elected President of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), the largest professional design association in the world based in Washington, DC with over 38,000 members.
Thomas is also the President of the Design Collective Group, a to-the-trade showroom located at the Scottsdale Design District. He is a well-respected interior designer, instructor and the co-author of Residential Design for Aging In Place. His design work has been published in various national and regional media publications and is a Fellow of ASID, the highest honor that ASID bestows on its members which recognizes the achievements and contributions to the Society and the profession.
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