Elizabeth Smart
Elizabeth Smart and the FBI
by
Mark Fox
Everyone remembers Elizabeth Smart. In June 2002, Elizabeth was abducted from her bedroom in Salt Lake City, Utah. She was discovered eight months later, camping with her kidnappers six miles behind her house.
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id=1044571 - Mar 13, 2008
Score Points With 'SMART' Goals In Your Business
by
Elizabeth Cambridge
Goal-setting is considered the crux of achieving great success, forging change or implementing plans. And, every business owner, at one time or another, has researched and followed on a variety of techniques to achieve goals. Some of these techniques have worked marvelously while others have not held up to their promise leading to frustration and unnecessary confusion. Goal-setting is inevitable and necessary, but the trick is to keep the process simple, clear and effective. Therefore, I encourage every entrepreneur to cultivate the 'SMART' approach to goal-setting and bid adieu to unwanted productivity hassles.
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id=6996204 - Apr 11, 2012
A Review of the Queen Elizabeth Cruise Ship
by
Stephen A Laws
The Queen Elizabeth has become one of the more popular Cunard cruise ships of recent years. Read on to find out whether the hype is justified.
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id=7607221 - Apr 04, 2013
The Vicky Bliss Series by Elizabeth Peters
by
Barb Carges
Vicky Bliss has a major problem, her looks. She is too tall and too blonde. Even with several degrees it's hard to get people to take her seriously. If you like your books full of mystery, adventure and a lot of laughs the Vicky Bliss series by Elizabeth Peters will fill the bill.
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id=1542022 - Sep 30, 2008
Review: Elizabeth Peter's River in the Sky, Archeology, Romance, Good Light Reading
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Marcia K Applegate
A River in the Sky takes Amelia Peabody and her energetic family to digs in Egypt and elsewhere. Trouble always ensues, and in this case, her son gets himself into a scrape which only Amelia can solve. This novel is set early in the 20th century, but Amelia demonstrates 21st-century feminism. A fun, clever and entertaining read with interesting characters and an engaging plot.
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id=6672845 - Nov 05, 2011
Pride and Prejudice - Marriage and Personal Value
by
Steven Jose
Pride and Prejudice is a novel by Jane Austen, first published in 1813. The story follows the main character Elizabeth Bennet as she deals with issues of manners, upbringing, morality, education and marriage in the society of the landed gentry of early 19th-century England. In this article we will discuss how personal value affects one's marriage by looking at the couples in Pride and Prejudice.
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id=5784210 - Jan 24, 2011
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
by
Chris Saliba
Jane Austen's 'follow up' to her publishing debut, Sense and Sensibility, was the perennially popular Pride and Prejudice. Despite the fantasy like perfect marriages that crown her fiction, Austen's work provides a close and merciless study of character and society.
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id=6425714 - Jul 23, 2011
Email Your Photos: The Easy How-To Guide
by
Elizabeth McMillian
Emailing digital photos from our smart phones and compact digital cameras provide us such ease with getting our images instantly to friends, family and business associates. However, if you rarely take and email photos--and you weren't born with a computer attached to your play pen--you know what a pain it is to remember what to do to send your beautiful images and post them in cyberspace. Then, print and access this brief guide when you can't dig out your camera's directions or find its particulars online quickly enough.
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id=6874572 - Feb 10, 2012
Review: Red Lights
by
Jaskee Hickman
In the story written by Cortés, Margaret Matheson (Sigourney Weaver) and Tom Buckley (Cillian Murphy) are paranormal investigators who make a living disproving supernatural powers and exposing the fraudulent people who claim to have them at their disposal. They believe that these abnormal occurrences are impossible and that everything has to have a logical explanation connected to it. This team has taken on and embarrassed plenty of pretenders, but there is Simon Silver (Robert De Niro), someone who Matheson refuses to go after. Against Matheson's wishes, Buckley and his understudy Sally (Elizabeth Olsen) decide to investigate him anyway. That decision may be prove costly though, and it may give them some answers that they might not want to hear.
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id=7276668 - Sep 10, 2012
BioShock Infinite
by
Brian Robbins
Whether you're a musician, a writer, or a video game studio, follow-ups are hard. Especially when you have a product that makes an impact like the original BioShock made on the video game industry back in 2007. The pressure of living up to the experience of the original can often result in a let-down, but luckily, developer Irrational Games has shucked the sophomore album syndrome by producing one of the best video game experiences of the year so far.
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