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Learning how to listen is a form of lifelong education An interview about the art of really listening to others with the late Mortimer Adler, Chairman of the Board of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. How to write articles that demand readership A professional writer shares his secrets of writing articles that get read. Interview with Garfield the Cat An interview with Jim Davis and the famous tubby tabby he created - Garfield. The morning I met Vincent Van Gogh The author met Vincent Van Gogh at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterday. A true story, not science fiction. Mastering change in a constantly changing world Techniques for mastering change in a changing world. Learning how to differentiate between temporary changes and structural (permanent) changes. That definition determines how you should cope with that type of change. The "perfect Christmas letter" using Christian good humor Dr. Richard Bimler, recently retired president of Wheat Ridge Ministries - an independent Lutheran charity organization, has written "The Perfect Christmas letter" in his new book "Laughter!" coauthored with his son Robert Bimler. Tips from Robert Ludlum on writing a compelling thriller This article is based on an exclusive two hour interview with the late Robert Ludlum about his career in writing and a discussion of his writing techniques in creating a successful thriller novel. "Jamestown 2007" Events are already making history in Virginia This article previews some of the extraordinary events and attractions the coming attractions in Virginia celebrating Jamestown 2007 - 400th birthday of America. Including the new USS Monitor Exhibition, the world of 1607 with art, antiques and exhibits from all over the globe, and the new Archaearium (acheolgoy museum) on historic Jamestown Island where America Began. Are too many political candidates campaigning in "the Cave"? A critical examination of the increasing number of negative political ads that debase American democracy - based (roughly) on Plato's Analogy of the Cave. Civil War's USS Monitor returns to "active duty" at Mariners' Museum in Virginia The Union USS Monitor and the Confederate CSS Virginia (Merrimack) fought a four hour battle of the ironclads in Hampon Roads, Virginia that changed the course of the Civil War and made every wooden battleship in the world obsolete. Featured at the Mariners' Museum USS Monitor Exhibition opening in Newport News, Virginia March 9, 2007.

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