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Renovating Religion – Islam and the Quest for West’s Acceptance
The 'war on terror' and its association with Islam have shaken the world out of a long-lasting 'cold' and suppressed (often pretentious) tolerance toward the militant side of religion - in the recent case, Islam.
‘Teaching Foreign Languages in America’ with Leonore Dvorkin
Denver-based author, fitness trainer, editor, proofreader, and language teacher Lenore Dvorkin symbolizes feminine strength and health in its essential definition of body, mind, and spirit.
First Quadruped Man Lived a Hundred Years Ago in Turkey
Published on Web Central along with Dr. Burak Koroglu, the case report refers to the photograph, captured by British traveler W. J. Childs, of a quadruped man near the middle Black Sea coast in 1914.
Celebrity Chat: An Interview with Linda Purl
Over the decades, she has claimed prominence in both acting and singing. Today, she is lovingly going about both art forms and adding to her Facebook fans. Following is my brief e-conversation with Linda.
Janet Riehl Announces the Second Mile Award
The deadline for nomination essays is November 9, 2010. The Second Mile Award honors Elders 75 years and older whose dignity, character, creativity, and connection to community have quietly contributed to the world around them.
