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The acclaimed Buddhist teacher and octogenarian is creating a legacy in Buddhist publishing, and she is fearless about the prospect of death in her new book, but its likely not her last title.

A trio of outdoor enthusiasts from Cockermouth have joined forces to write a book that will appeal to anyone who craves a night under canvas. 

Peter Gelderloos Anarchy Works 2010 Anarchy Works was originally published by Little Black Cart and can be found in book form here.

The University of Johannesburg was recently awarded the IABC International Gold Quill Excellence Award for its 4IR website, as well as an IABC Africa Silver Quill Excellence Award for its The future belongs to those who reimagine it campaign, and an IABC International Gold Quill Merit Award for the universitys Beyond Imagining ezine series...

The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: Protect Your Light: A Practical Guide to Energy Protection, Cleansing, and Cutting Cords with George Lizos. Protect

The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: Protect Your Light: A Practical Guide to Energy Protection, Cleansing, and Cutting ...

A Practical Guide for Ensuring Your Promotion Does Not Run Afoul of Intellectual Property and Gambling Laws - Conducting lawful sweepstakes and contest promotions may...

Government representation at the United Nations General Assembly is critically important to the international rule of law. It determines who will act for member states when exercising...

In this episode of the FCPA Compliance Report, I am joined by Ty Francis, Chief Advisory Officer at LRN, and dive deeply into a recently released LNR/Tapestry Networks Report on...

Contrary to what many people believe, a sound designer does not simply find music for a show. They contribute in big ways making sure everyone's mics are operating properly down to the small tasks like picking out all the sound effects for the show. While having a background in music is key, having the proper education is a priority. Here at the top five books every sound design student should read at least once!