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Archive for March, 2009
Adversity And Crisis The Crucible Of Great Leadership
By Guest Contributor
Location: San Francisco – California
Ungaro Spring Special 2009
By JO LEE Magazine
International photographers eagerly await the presentation of The Emanuel Ungaro Spring Collection at Carrousel du Louvre in Paris. Photo by Heide Van Doren Betz
Bad Behavior Or Not?
By Guest Contributor
Location: Paris - France
Marcelle Dufour Educators and psychologists have long feared that children entering school with behavior problems were doomed to fall behind in the upper grades. But...
The Financial Crisis An Explanation Based On Fantasy
By Gail Regan
Location: Toronto — Canada
One tiny root of today’s contractually-based, globalized economy dates from the first recorded agreement for a shipment of sheep hides from Britain to France in...
The King Of Pop Meets The King Of Opulence Jeff Koons At The Palace Of Versailles
By Heide Van Doren Betz
Location: San Francisco – California
The Chateau of Versailles gained prominence as the center of French political and social power in the early 17th century. King Louis XIII originally built...
On Human Nature
By David Wesonga
Location: Nairobi – Kenya
“One can make this generalization about men: they are ungrateful, fickle, liars and deceivers, they shun danger and are greedy for profit; while you treat...
Garden Of Love
By Vera Resnik
My cherished love snatched, slowly, slowly By a ravenous cancer, I watch helplessly. My eyes rest upon the simple pine coffin weeping, weeping till a...
Is Global Inflation Intractable?
By Guest Contributor
Location: Amsterdam - Netherlands
Jibb Tagen The free ride for American consumers is ending. For two generations, Americans have imported goods produced ever more cheaply from a succession of...
Killarney Ireland
By Lois M Gordon
Location: Silicon Valley – California
Situated in the heart of beautiful south-west Ireland, the breathtaking beauty of the landscape, the majestic mountains and mystical lakes combine to make Killarney the...
Nia’s Journey
By Gary Sweeney
Location: Pennsylvania - USA
Dawn cascaded over the neighborhood early on Tuesday morning. In the distance, an orchestra of automobile engines serenaded the houses. Businesses let their display windows...
Today
By Stanley J Dorst
Location: San Francisco - California
When I was studying Engineering at the University of Washington my purpose was to learn how to bring to society the infrastructure which would enable...
The Curse Of Cassandra
By Craig Ricker
Location: Moscow - Russia
The image of the political prophet holding court with a respectful audience soaking up his wisdom is just that, an image. In reality, predicting events,...
Tomorrow’s Tenor Superstar Fernando Varela
By Josephina Lee Mascioli-Mansell
It was a frenetic afternoon. Three deadlines to be met, the ceiling sprinkler system exploding into a maze of water now covering a section of...
I’m Still Making Chili Like I Did In ’65
By Sally Anne Reisner
I’m still making chili like I did in ’65 I’m still full of life; heck, I’m glad to be alive! Card games intrigue me Tennis...
Adversity And Crisis The Crucible Of Great Leadership
By Guest Contributor
Location: San Francisco – California
Ungaro Spring Special 2009
By JO LEE Magazine
International photographers eagerly await the presentation of The Emanuel Ungaro Spring Collection at Carrousel du Louvre in Paris. Photo by Heide Van Doren Betz
Bad Behavior Or Not?
By Guest Contributor
Location: Paris - France
Marcelle Dufour Educators and psychologists have long feared that children entering school with behavior problems were doomed to fall behind in the upper grades. But...
The Financial Crisis An Explanation Based On Fantasy
By Gail Regan
Location: Toronto — Canada
One tiny root of today’s contractually-based, globalized economy dates from the first recorded agreement for a shipment of sheep hides from Britain to France in...
The King Of Pop Meets The King Of Opulence Jeff Koons At The Palace Of Versailles
By Heide Van Doren Betz
Location: San Francisco – California
The Chateau of Versailles gained prominence as the center of French political and social power in the early 17th century. King Louis XIII originally built...
On Human Nature
By David Wesonga
Location: Nairobi – Kenya
“One can make this generalization about men: they are ungrateful, fickle, liars and deceivers, they shun danger and are greedy for profit; while you treat...
Garden Of Love
By Vera Resnik
My cherished love snatched, slowly, slowly By a ravenous cancer, I watch helplessly. My eyes rest upon the simple pine coffin weeping, weeping till a...
Is Global Inflation Intractable?
By Guest Contributor
Location: Amsterdam - Netherlands
Jibb Tagen The free ride for American consumers is ending. For two generations, Americans have imported goods produced ever more cheaply from a succession of...
Killarney Ireland
By Lois M Gordon
Location: Silicon Valley – California
Situated in the heart of beautiful south-west Ireland, the breathtaking beauty of the landscape, the majestic mountains and mystical lakes combine to make Killarney the...
Nia’s Journey
By Gary Sweeney
Location: Pennsylvania - USA
Dawn cascaded over the neighborhood early on Tuesday morning. In the distance, an orchestra of automobile engines serenaded the houses. Businesses let their display windows...
Today
By Stanley J Dorst
Location: San Francisco - California
When I was studying Engineering at the University of Washington my purpose was to learn how to bring to society the infrastructure which would enable...
The Curse Of Cassandra
By Craig Ricker
Location: Moscow - Russia
The image of the political prophet holding court with a respectful audience soaking up his wisdom is just that, an image. In reality, predicting events,...
Tomorrow’s Tenor Superstar Fernando Varela
By Josephina Lee Mascioli-Mansell
It was a frenetic afternoon. Three deadlines to be met, the ceiling sprinkler system exploding into a maze of water now covering a section of...
I’m Still Making Chili Like I Did In ’65
By Sally Anne Reisner
I’m still making chili like I did in ’65 I’m still full of life; heck, I’m glad to be alive! Card games intrigue me Tennis...