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82Angular Angst
Note: The Angular Chelitis Solution is provided absolutely free in this article. Occasionally, I work too hard, burying my soul with ambition. Sometimes my body breaks. I struggle to survive. I wonder where I’ll get the money for "everything."...
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79Missouri Bluffs
Parts of this article were published in the 1985 July-August Issue of Summit, a mountaineering magazine, Volume 31, No. 4. The rock hasn’t changed much since then. But I have. No longer do I rush from one boulder to the next seeking and overcoming...
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79American Horse Soldiers In Afghanistan -- Book Review
It’s stunning to think that we "invaded" Afghanistan only about one month after 9/11. Doug Stanton’s Horse Soldiers, for the most part, effectively depicts a new kind of warfare, redefining the term "invasion." From a base in Uzbekistan, we...
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79What Does "Published" Mean?
The word "published" used to carry status, marking a personal, usually cathartic event, after years of toil and "blood on the brow" and indicated that a "publisher" thought you were good enough for them to take the enormous risk of trying to sell...
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78Dialogue - Finding Your Fiction: Concise Steps to Writing Successful Fiction
"Finding Your Fiction: Concise Steps to Writing Successful Fiction" hubpages are derived from my popular "Finding Your Fiction" workshop in association with St. Louis Writers Workshop and St. Louis Writers Guild. Completed guide is NOW AVAILABLE on...
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78Fly Fishing Made Easy in Missouri
About five years ago, I started a side-business called St. Louis Stream Adventures. Since I had over thirty years of teaching and fly-fishing experience, I felt comfortable enough combining two of my three passions into one, offering tours and...
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78Plot - Finding Your Fiction: Concise Steps to Writing Successful Fiction
"Finding Your Fiction: Concise Steps to Writing Successful Fiction" hubpages are derived from my popular "Finding Your Fiction" workshop in association with St. Louis Writers Workshop and St. Louis Writers Guild. Completed guide will be available as...
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76The Wells Creek Route - Pushcart Prize Nominee
The Wells Creek Route was published in 2008 by The Rambler - a magazine of personal expression and nominated for a Pushcart Prize. "It is always hard for us to narrow down the stories and poems in the magazine to nominate, but The Wells Creek...
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78The Essence of Teaching and Learning
I remember when my eighteen month old son toddled up to me, put his little finger on my shirt button and said, "That’s a button!" His first complete sentence. Made me proud and excited. The potential. Somehow he had learned language. When I...
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77The Panic and Pain of Mind-Body Dualism
In the opening scene of the classic semi-autobiographical comic novel Three Men In Boat, the writer Jerome K. Jerome is looking for a hay fever treatment when he casually begins reading about other diseases. By the time he’s finished, he concludes...
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