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A Hymn to God
From the Introduction: Four years ago, I Was doing some research for an article assignment, and happened to come across a blurb on Elizabeth Blackwell and her struggles to become the country's first female physician. I remember at the time thinking to myself that I couldn't believe that after 40 years on this planet (all of them spent in the United States) that I had never even heard the name of a woman who had so profoundly changed the course of so many women's lives. I had an appointment shortly thereafter with my own physician, a woman, and I made a special point of asking her if she was aware of Elizabeth Blackwell. She told me that although she knew who she was, she really didn't know a...
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The Can Opener Gourmet
No time to cook? Low on energy? Don’t own (or want to clean) all the fancy gadgets? To these common quandaries The Can Opener Gourmet® offers a bold proposal: Canned foods. With them you can create delicious nutritious meals quickly, with no preservatives or pesticide residue, while knowing the exact nutritional value of each ingredient. Cans offer reasonably priced fruits and vegetables (many organic) that are already washed, cooked, chopped, peeled and prepared for use, any time, any season, as close as your kitchen cabinet. The digital version of the popular Can Opener Gourmet® cookbook includes more than 200 of the same great recipes that are quick, delicious and nutritious, using your own selection of canned fruits, vegetables and meats. It’s easy cuisine at the touch of a screen. What could be simpler? It’s the perfect cookbook for moms, men, singles, students, preppers, campers, new cooks, older or challenged cooks, budget cooks, those cooking for large groups, and those who like to store food in cabins, campers or boats.
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The Marco Chronicles
Get ready to have all your illusions of the glamorous Italian expat life shattered in this hilarious, irreverent memoir of a young American woman's romantic (or rather, unromantic) misadventures in the eternal city. Handsome, charming Roman men; perfectly made cappuccino and risotto; breathtakingly beautiful antiquities and that incomparable Italian light—none of these are perhaps quite as idyllic as they might seem to the casual traveler. With a jaded eye but an always vulnerable heart, Geoghegan gives us the anti-Eat, Pray, Love, a tale every bit as atmospheric but way funnier than the runaway best-seller. This is what life in Italy really looks like when you're a 30-something woman running from grief and trying to find the way back to love.
A Kind of Love Story
This hilarious and heartfelt play both skewers and pays homage to the romantic comedy genre. Mark is a nice guy who never gets the girl, while Ally can't seem to shake the world's worst boyfriend. Both have built their romantic ideals on Disney heroes, fairy tales, and Cameron Crowe movies. They're perfect for each other, but there's just one problem: they've never met. As we follow their overlapping lives, we see all the ways these two are true soulmates, and wait for the moment they will find each other... if they find each other.
Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks
This book provides you with all the tools you need to write an excellent academic article and get it published.
