Louise Thompson
Learning to Lean - The Journey - Author Louise (Barnes) Thompson - Book Review
by
Nicole Sorkin
When I read the story of this autobiography, it must have been extremely painful to revisit those memories, but at the same time very therapeutic and rewarding. Louise (Barnes) Thompson writes with an authentic voice. She writes about her life struggles, triumphs, and adventures through a series a vignettes of chapters in this heartwarming book.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Learning-to-Lean---The-Journey---Author-Louise-(Barnes)-Thompson---Book-Review
id=4125325 - Apr 16, 2010
"The Adagio - A Mystery" by Alan K Austin - Book Review
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Olivera Baumgartner-Jackson
When amateur actor Jack Duncan hears a disconcerting scream on a classical music recording, he feels compelled to track down the source of the scream, and so begins his hellish odyssey in Alan K. Austin's captivating debut novel, "The Adagio: A Mystery." Part of Jack's difficulty in tracing the haunting scream is that no one else will admit they can hear it, which creates an incredibly spooky puzzle for Jack to solve. "The Adagio" is an intelligent and evocative read, with imagery so vivid, readers will feel as if they're right alongside Jack for every step of his spine-chilling journey.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Adagio---A-Mystery-by-Alan-K-Austin---Book-Review
id=1066016 - Mar 25, 2008
How to Handle Difficulties With Your Boss Without Giving Up Control
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Dr. Signe Dayhoff
What do you do when your boss does something that negatively affects you and you have no idea why it happened or what it means? You can feel angry and intimated or you can figure out how to approach the problem and seek clarification from the boss. It may be part of a CIA plot or something as simple as a miscommunication.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Handle-Difficulties-With-Your-Boss-Without-Giving-Up-Control
id=3693633 - Feb 03, 2010
Travel Responsibly - How To Green Your Travel Choices
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Carol Patterson
With Al Gore winning an Oscar for his documentary "An Inconvenient Truth", more and more of us are discussing climate change and our contribution to the situation. Perhaps it is time for all of us to stop and evaluate our travel habits. If you are like most people, you are probably a dedicated traveler and the thought of staying home makes you twitch. As an alternative, we can make the effort to be sure we are traveling responsibly, and choosing ecotourism tours or facilities may be one way to do that. In this article I'll share some ideas on how you can make your next trip more environmentally responsible.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Travel-Responsibly---How-To-Green-Your-Travel-Choices
id=499048 - Mar 22, 2007
Alberta's David Thomson Explorer's Trail and the Aurum Lodge- A Golden Nugget
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Norm Goldman
Norm and Lily Goldman, travel writer and water colorist, recently visited Alberta. Here is what Norm has to say about the David Thomson Explorer's Trail.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Albertas-David-Thomson-Explorers-Trail-and-the-Aurum-Lodge--A-Golden-Nugget
id=5819 - Dec 06, 2004
February 14, 1929 at the South Chicago Hospital
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Alice Lane
February 14, 1929 started out like any other day at the south Chicago Illinois hospital. Doctors made their daily rounds visiting patients; nurses measured out medications and emptied bedpans. Little did they know that that same morning in the Lincoln Park area of Chicago's north side a drama was being enacted which would soon fill their wards with the detritus of the most bloody gangland massacre in U.S. history.
http://ezinearticles.com/?February-14,-1929-at-the-South-Chicago-Hospital
id=1449020 - Aug 27, 2008
Seed Power!
by
Susan Schenck
Seeds are potent foods and a delicious, inexpensive way to get lots nutrients. They are cheaper and lower in fat than nuts. They are packed with protein and beneficial fats. They can be eaten a variety of ways. Learn about the benefits of various seeds, including hemp seeds, sunflower seeds, sprouted broccoli seeds, flax seeds, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds and sesame seeds.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Seed-Power!
id=2172343 - Apr 01, 2009
Celebrating Streep at Sixty
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John Farr
This week, our most distinguished screen actress turns sixty, and looking back on her legacy, we find one of those rare, happy stories of a person with blazing talent setting a high but worthy goal for herself, and fulfilling it. With the start of her film career and eventual stardom all occurring during my pivotal college years, the work of actress Meryl Streep is so embedded in my consciousness that it feels as if I should measure my own milestones by hers.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Celebrating-Streep-at-Sixty
id=2515203 - Jun 23, 2009
Angels in America - Mike Nichols' Triumph
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Kit Gillson
Angels in America was a Golden Globe and Emmy Award winner from 2003. Based on Tony Kushner's 2003 Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway play, it takes place in 1985, the frightening time of the AIDS epidemic.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Angels-in-America---Mike-Nichols-Triumph
id=7165251 - Jul 07, 2012
Rocky Mountaineer Vacation Sightseeing Guide
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Robin Rowley
Discover Canada's most beloved train vacation - the Rocky Mountaineer - with a sightseeing guide to its most popular route. From the city sights of Vancouver, to the thunderous waters of Hell's Gate and the glittering majesty of Mount Robson, this step-by-step itinerary shows Rocky Mountaineer travelers just what to expect.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Rocky-Mountaineer-Vacation-Sightseeing-Guide