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Yahoo Education cheerfully warns us not to "allow" our children study these majors: architecture, fine arts, philosophy/religion, anthropology/archeology, film/video/photography. Apparently, these majors don't have "market value". Now, I know that you want your kid to get a good education, ...
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One Death every 40 seconds. Photo Credit: Pink Sherbet Photography via Compfight cc It is estimated by the World Health Organisation that each year approximately one million people die from suicide. One death every 40 seconds and it is predicted that by 2020 the rate of ...
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Story by Lauren Hollon Sturdy Photography by Chelsea Quackenbush Evelyn Lord is the kind of woman smart little girls want to be when they grow up. She’s had it all: a long and loving marriage, an illustrious career, five children and countless adventures along the way. Today she calls Ca ...
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By Chelsea Quackenbush Photography by Russ Dilday Most mornings, three men gather in a modest shack, reminiscent of an Appalachian cabin, nestled on the edge of the Buckner Villas in Austin. They sit and drink coffee as the light of the day floods in through the tiny windows, illuminating ...
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I am lost and need a sense of true North. A focal point, a direction, a 'something' to aid my progress out of the fog. Photo Credit: JoshArdle Photography via Compfight cc Mental Illness is one of the worst fog generating experiences you can have. Your brain can play tricks ...
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My husband and I, 2009. Photos courtesy of Stephanie Fay Photography. A battle of the wills is constantly going on in my home. I have a toddler; so that’s self explanatory. And a man and woman who are wired completely differently live in the same space, share the same bed, ...
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As a kid I imagined he was as tall as a skyscraper, now I realise that he was only 3 ft 9' taller than I am. Photo Credit: JLM Photography. via Compfight cc Have you ever returned to some place that you knew really well as a child and discovered that ...