Language is no more than a medium. If it is perfectly clear and pure, we don’t notice it any more than we notice pure air when the sun is shining in a clear sky, or the taste of pure cool water when we drink a glass on a hot day. Unless the sun is shining, [...]
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H. Peter Nennhaus Quo Vadis, Israel? Outskirts Press Inc., 2008, 113 pages, $11.95 ISBN: 978 -1- 4327- 1459 – 8 Current Events, Jewish “Within the turmoil of fears, fury, self-righteous fervor and demonization, nobody in Israel worth his salt would willingly embark on a campaign of atonement.” As I began reading Nennhaus’s book I had [...] As the election campaigns [of 2008] strengthen and get closer I would like to bring an important topic to consider. Many find an easy scapegoat in the small country of Israel but could a country as large as the United States fare any better under the attacks of terrorism. Read the article and then follow [...] Everyone can make a difference in a simple, fun and unique manner. I just donated 920 grains of rice to feed the poor, practiced my vocabulary for the day, and had fun doing it. The best part is – it cost me absolutely nothing. You too can help feed the poor by providing this staple [...] Well, it’s a bit late but as one says, better late than never, so finally after a 10 day delay here is the interview with Karina. . . Welcome back to my blog, Karina. I must say that it is always a pleasure to get emails from you. I believe you are quite a bit [...] I can’t resist sharing an incident that occurred earlier today when someone from the Microsoft Play Group called. Ya gotta love it when you can turn it into a funny. Rrr Rrr Me: Hello Her: Can I speak to Mr. Oren Me: Which one? Her: What? There’s more than one? Me: Three Her: Ah.. Polygamy [...] Joshua Coleman is a down-to-earth individual, both as a parent and as a psychotherapist. His writing is clear and understandable to any parent reader in search of help in the hurtful area of adult children who still live at home yet remain disrespectful of their parents. … this is a wonderful book, a major eye-opener, [...] Too Much Stuff: De-Cluttering Your Heart and Home by Kathryn Porter Christian Living/Practical Life/General Beacon Hill Press 2006 $13.99 Too Much Stuff is definitely an eye-opener. A how-to book that doesn’t feel like one. From the minute I started reading her book I was overcome by a sense of get-to-it now. So since it is [...] With many apologies for the delay in the announcement, we finally have a winner in the random drawing for a copy of Kathryn Porter’s book on de-cluttering. Let’s have the drum roll–the winner is Karina Fabian. Your prize is going in the mail and you should have it really soon. I hope you enjoy it. [...] Well it’s my second chance to host an interview for another wonderful writer I met on the Muse Conference Online last Oct. For anyone interested, registration for the 2007 conference is going on now. You can get there by visiting my website and clicking on the logo. Now to today’s topic of the interview: de-cluttering. [...] |
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