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Alicia Trautwein and The Mom Kind Blog — Striving For More Understanding Regarding Autism One of the most puzzling experiences parents can endure is hearing the clinical jargon of their child’s autism diagnosis. After the confusing language that was supposed to explain everything, most parents are just left with uncertainty. Alicia Trautwein, creator of The Mom…
Read More »Mashreq University vision is to bring students into the 21st century through innovation and modren technology. Learning will be enhanced with computer software and educational games that will allow students to procced at their own rate according. Mashreq University aspires to change minds lives and the world through leadership, innovation and excellence in teaching and…
Read More »Why Hypnosis? In 1956, the Russian team was joined by 11 hypnotherapists for the Melbourne Olympic Games. The Russians won 24 medals more than their nearest rival. Since then, for some unknown reason, hypnosis as a way to improve yourself dramatically in a short time had been underestimated for a long time. This has changed…
Read More »Sanitation is one of the most important aspects of community well-being because it protects human health, extends life spans, and according to research provides benefits to the economy. One key goal of sanitation is to safely reduce human exposure to pathogens. The Executive Chairman, Irele Local Government, Hon. (Barr.) Ajimotokin Olusegun Philip made this disclosure while on visitation/inspection tour to Irele Township Market today. Hon. Ajimotokin with some senior bureaucrats accompanied by the Baba Loja, Chief Gbadebo Akinfolarin Aka Aloo,…
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I recently had the enviable task of reading nearly every story Richard Matheson ever wrote and selecting 33 tales to be included in Penguin Classics’ The Best of Richard Matheson. This turned out to be like stepping into a time machine, transported back to the age when I started reading him. I was fourteen. The year was 1986. My introduction to his fiction, his short novel I Am Legend, was one of the first books that made me run up…
Read More »I recently had the enviable task of reading nearly every story Richard Matheson ever wrote and selecting 33 tales to be included in Penguin Classics’ The Best of Richard Matheson. This turned out to be like stepping into a time machine, transported back to the age when I started reading him. I was fourteen. The year was 1986. My introduction to his fiction, his short novel I Am Legend, was one of the first books that made me run up…
Read More »I recently had the enviable task of reading nearly every story Richard Matheson ever wrote and selecting 33 tales to be included in Penguin Classics’ The Best of Richard Matheson. This turned out to be like stepping into a time machine, transported back to the age when I started reading him. I was fourteen. The year was 1986. My introduction to his fiction, his short novel I Am Legend, was one of the first books that made me run up…
Read More »I recently had the enviable task of reading nearly every story Richard Matheson ever wrote and selecting 33 tales to be included in Penguin Classics’ The Best of Richard Matheson. This turned out to be like stepping into a time machine, transported back to the age when I started reading him. I was fourteen. The year was 1986. My introduction to his fiction, his short novel I Am Legend, was one of the first books that made me run up…
Read More »I recently had the enviable task of reading nearly every story Richard Matheson ever wrote and selecting 33 tales to be included in Penguin Classics’ The Best of Richard Matheson. This turned out to be like stepping into a time machine, transported back to the age when I started reading him. I was fourteen. The year was 1986. My introduction to his fiction, his short novel I Am Legend, was one of the first books that made me run up…
Read More »I recently had the enviable task of reading nearly every story Richard Matheson ever wrote and selecting 33 tales to be included in Penguin Classics’ The Best of Richard Matheson. This turned out to be like stepping into a time machine, transported back to the age when I started reading him. I was fourteen. The year was 1986. My introduction to his fiction, his short novel I Am Legend, was one of the first books that made me run up…
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