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• Discovering My Gifts (September 12, 2009;Elizabeth O’Connor;inwardoutward.org;—,, Discovering My Gifts, by. Written by admin September 12th, 2009 in Saturdays The act of creation is always a solitary one. Others can encourage us to create. They cannot create for us....)
• Heir to a Sad Literary Legacy Adds a New Chapter of Grief (April 12, 2009;David Barstow;NYT;—, New York Times,, by. FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Before his death in 1998, the English poet Ted Hughes published a searing volume about his life with Sylvia Plath called “Birthday Letters.”...)
• The Real Bill Ayers (December 6, 2008;William Ayers;The New York Times;—,,, by. Chicago IN the recently concluded presidential race, I was unwillingly thrust upon the stage and asked to play a role in a profoundly dishonest drama. I refused, and here’s why....)
• Our Lives, Controlled From Some Guy's Couch (August 14, 2007;John Tierney;NYT;—; New York Times; ; by. Until I talked to Nick Bostrom, a philosopher at Oxford University, it never occurred to me that our universe might be somebody else's hobby....)
• Thriving After Life's Bum Rap (August 14, 2007;Jane E. Brody;NYT;—, New York Times,, by. Can getting cancer make you happy? For Betty Rollin, survivor of two breast cancers, there's no question about it. In her newest book, "Here's the Bright Side," Ms....)
• Serendipity (January 31, 2004;Edward Rothstein;NYT;—t came to pass that three princes from Ceylon were journeying in a strange land, and they came upon a man seeking a lost camel. The princes had never seen the animal....)
• Have you noticed... (January 1, 2003;—Have you noticed what's happening to chief executives who lie ? They are going on trial and they are going to prison. They are discovering that no matter what floor the executive suite is on, it is not above the law....)
• blog (January 1, 2003;—Dear wrp, I'm sure you know that the new memorial to be built at Ground Zero will be 1776 feet tall. I think I read that that will make it the tallest building in the world....)
• Maul of America, by James Howard Kunstler (January 1, 2003;—The September 11th attacks had one outstanding paradoxical effect on our national psychology: they put the kibosh on any criticism of the "American Way of Life....)
• Kurt Vonnegut's MIT Graduation Speech (January 1, 2003;—Words of wisdom... Ladies and gentlemen: Wear sunscreen. If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it....)
• Charles Schultz's philosophy (January 1, 2003;—Subject: Charles Schultz' Philosophy You don't actually have to take the quiz. Just read the e-mail straight through, and you'll get the point (an awesome one) that it is trying to make! The quiz: 1....)
• The Hitchhiker (January 1, 2003;—What is ? There is a Hitchhiker in all of us. It is the place in your mind where you visit, sometimes, and sometimes not, by choice. We live day to day, but we explore our fantasies at moments not always chosen by us....)
• The Matrix (January 1, 2003;—May 18, 2003; New York Times; FILM; And the Oscar for Best Scholar... ; by Michael Agger. WHAT is Cornel West doing in '' Reloaded''? Maybe this Princeton philosophy professor's cameo shouldn't be a surprise....)
• Last of the Mohicans, Natty Bumpo (January 1, 2003;—)
• Meditation (January 1, 2003;—Finding Happiness: Cajole Your Brain to Lean to the Left By DANIEL GOLEMAN ll too many years ago, while I was still a psychology graduate student, I ran an experiment to assess how well meditation might work as an antid...)
• Afterlife On Screen (January 1, 2003;—Love, Faith and Dry Ice: The Afterlife on Screen By DAVID EDELSTEIN EAVEN, sang Fred Astaire, is dancing cheek to cheek, which for Jean-Paul Sartre pretty much sums up hell....)
• Chicago (January 1, 2003;—May 13, 2001 Broad Shoulders, Gentle Shoreline By PAUL ELIE OMING in on the C.T.A....)
• Fassel (January 1, 2003;—34 Years Later, One Coach's Sweetest Victory By BILL PENNINGTON IGHLANDS RANCH, Colo., May 15 — For 34 years, April 5 was never just another day for Kitty and her husband, Jim, the head coach of the Giants....)
• Weathermen (January 1, 2003;—Quieter Lives for 60's Militants, but Intensity of Beliefs Hasn't Faded By DANIEL J....)
• Santorini (January 1, 2003;—Scientists Revisit an Aegean Eruption Far Worse Than Krakatoa By WILLIAM J....)
• Itzhak Perlman (November 18, 1995;—On Nov. 18, 1995,, the violinist, came on stage to give a concert at Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center in New York City....)
• Obituary: Rabbi Jacob Rader Marcus (November 18, 1995;Albert H. Friedlander;www.independent.co.uk;—; ; ; by. Jacob Rader Marcus was the outstanding historian of American Jewish history for most of this century....)
• Jacob R. Marcus, 99, Professor Who Was Oldest Reform Rabbi (November 16, 1995;Lawrence Van Gelder;NYT;—; New York Times; ; by....)
• A Satisfying Life (—As I think about what is essential to a satisfying life, I'm finding that the things I think about tend to fit somewhere among four words....)
• Bob Graham (—Graham puts views on terror in black, white By S.V. Date, Palm Beach Post Capital Bureau Saturday, September 11, 2004 TALLAHASSEE — Manhattan reeled, the Pentagon smoldered and became famous....)
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• Jim Wallis (—The man in the middle By Elizabeth Clarke Palm Beach Post Religion Writer Saturday, May 14, 2005 In 1971, and s...)
• Intelligent Spaghetti (—But Is There Out There? By SARAH BOXER (NYT) 855 words Published: August 29, 2005 Is the super-intelligent, super-popular god known as the Flying Spaghetti Monster any match for the prophets of intelligent design? This...)
• Greg & John Rice (—November 14, 2005 New York Times & The Palm Beach County Journal A Community Mourns a Favorite Son Who Defied the Odds and Convention By Abby Goodnough West Palm Beach, Fla., Nov....)
• Allen Ginsberg and Ralph Ginzburg (—Allen Ginsberg, Biography The greatest poet of the Beat movement and one of the most renowned American writers of the 20th century, Allen Ginsberg transcended literary and i...)
• The Joy of Nothingness (—Philip Slater Wise men and women in every major culture throughout history have maintained that the secret of happiness was not in getting more but in wanting less.......)
• Dodging Death in the Andes, and Greeting Life With Gusto (—September 30, 2006, New York Times, The Saturday Profile;, By Larry Rohter OVER and over again during his 72-day ordeal in the Andes, Nando Parrado would tell himself, ''I am already dead, I am already dead....)
• Carl House (—http://www.noahark....)