Young, A. (2010) The Politician, New York, St. Martin’s Press /replay This is an account of the rise and fall of vice presidential candidate for the Democratic Party in 2004 who also ran for president in 2008. The author is … Continue reading →
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It’s one of the band’s loveliest songs (heightened by a sped-up piano bridge that sounds like a harpsichord), and also one of the most disputed in terms of authorship. Lennon claims he wrote the melody, but McCartney recalls sitting down … Continue reading →
Email List Sign-up Endless Summer Quarterly magazine Founded in 1987 in San Diego, CA. by editors emeritus Rick Edgil and Phil Mast, Endless Summer Quarterly, INC. [ESQ], has become The Beach Boys/Brian Wilson publication of record. Each 48-page quarterly publication of ESQ offers fans of The Beach … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →BACK PAIN SHRINKS BRAIN Stacy, Kelli Miller (2004) “Chronic back pain may shrink the brain”MSN HEALTH. COM,12/7/04. When an experimental group of chronic back pain sufferers were compared with regular healthy patients as controls, back pain sufferers lost up to … Continue reading →
Gen Z’s gender paradox© James Steinberg for the Deseret News For high school guidance counselor Jessica Grosland, it’s a familiar tale of two siblings. The same parents, same resources, same neighborhoods. But markedly different outlooks and prospects. “The sister sits up … Continue reading →
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Inflation & Divorce: Are Rising Rates Keeping Couples Married Longer? By Divorce.com staffUpdated Sep 22, 2022 For most Americans, divorce has always been an economic decision—at least in part. Our Divorce Index™ shows that today’s economy—with inflation spurring rising costs … Continue reading →