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1. christmas gifts for girlfriend, gifts for girls November 19, 2009 While the smell is up to the Christmas gifts for her smaller ideas, such as books as well received. Christmas period is often a signal for a variety of personalities, and television personalities, the autobiography, or a similar product, which makes them the ideal number of books as Christmas gifts for her. As nothing, it's definitely worth the purchase of books, including many places where they are available, say, price fluctuations are inevitable. However, the use of books as a Christmas gift for her, do not confine ourselves to the Internet, as well as booksellers offer deals. Christmas gif... (read more) Author: Sui Lara

2. Palin Book Fuels Discussion About Her Future November 16, 2009 Former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is back in the news this week. Palin's autobiography, Going Rogue, will be released Tuesday, and publication of the book is already sparking a lot of discussion and speculation about her political future. Sarah Palin's book has been at the top of bestseller lists for weeks and the former vice presidential candidate and former Alaska governor finds herself back in the national spotlight.Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin speaks during a rally in Ohio, 29 Sep 2008In the book, Palin details a tense relationship with campaign... (read more)

3. The Lord's Good Explination by Rodney Howard Browne November 04, 2009 Before we improve familiarized with Joseph, let us take a fast peek at some background data. It'll help if you remember that his autobiography falls smartly into 3 distinct segments. In this time Joseph's family was in transition-everyone was upset, on a busy schedule. A low-level bitterness was brewing as his folks clashed and disagreed in envy and loathing. This second segment happens as Joseph reaches young manhood. It seems like his life becomes beyond control. He had the classic chance to get even with his brothers, to spoil them forever, but he refused. God continually uses the ... (read more) Author: Stan Berg

4. A Brief Elvis Presley Biography And How The King Lived October 26, 2009 If you think about rock and roll then the first person that comes to mind is Elvis Presley. We know him as the "King" -- his voice, looks, and moves have captivated us all in a timeless loop of the 70's and many today are seen impersonating him by wearing an Elvis jumpsuit, toning their voices to match his, and imitating his legendary moves. But do we really know him? The Elvis Presley biography started when this cultural icon was born in Tupelo, Mississippi in January 1935. Both as an actor and musician in the entertainment industry, the King became one of the widely celebrated men even ... (read more) Author: Jameson Meer

5. Sticks, Stones and Lawyers October 16, 2009 “But how can you say, 'It was only talk, so no harm was done?' Were this true, then your prayers, and your words of kindness, would be a waste of breath.” - Nachman of Bratslav Defamation ... slanders ... libel. It doesn’t take a rabbinic scholar to tell you that words have the power to wound, to destroy lives, careers, and legacies. Any writer dealing in non-fiction narrative, biography or autobiography needs to be aware of his or her legal responsibility in disseminating information about someone, living or dead, celebrity or common person. Even if the perceptions recorded are accurate,... (read more) Author: keyur rana

6. No More Frustration And Your Memoir In Print Thanks To Print On Demand October 05, 2009 Your life stretching back many years has been such an exciting one and it's the right time to tell the whole world all about it. In fact, for a dozen months or more, you've been working hard on an autobiography manuscript, a literary masterpiece destined to become a book. Difficult to believe, but you are not the only writer who has been struggling on a daily basis, churning out and condensing the intracacies of your life and times onto the written page. You are one of hundreds, even thousands, of authors-to-be, dreaming of being discovered by some major - and eager - book publisher waiti... (read more) Author: John Donaldson

7. Sticks, Stones and Lawyers September 24, 2009 "But how can you say, 'It was only talk, so no harm was done?' Were this true, then your prayers, and your words of kindness, would be a waste of breath." - Nachman of Bratslav Defamation ... slanders ... libel. It doesn’t take a rabbinic scholar to tell you that words have the power to wound, to destroy lives, careers, and legacies. Any writer dealing in non-fiction narrative, biography or autobiography needs to be aware of his or her legal responsibility in disseminating information about someone, living or dead, celebrity or common person. Even if the perceptions recorded are accurate, w... (read more) Author: trinity vishwakarma

8. DIY Autobiography---a Priceless and Unique Gift September 17, 2009 Why do people do it? Why are thousands of people capturing their life stories right now? Why are they recording it for all time so it won’t be lost or forgotten? It’s about the people in one’s life. Many people are savoring the opportunity to capture what they remember about the generations who came before them. They want to not just tell their own story, but the story of people who never had the chance to tell their own. Their parents or grandparents lived through tough times and persevered nonetheless. One LifeBio writer said that the process reminded her of all the love she had experienc... (read more) Author: Beth Sanders

9. 5 Good Reasons to Tell & Share Your Life Story September 17, 2009 www.lifebio.com 1. Each day of life is truly a gift. It is important to seize the day to write at least a heartfelt letter, or preferably, a more complete life story while you have the chance. Your beliefs, values, and experiences will be invaluable to to present and future generations. This needs to be done whether you are 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, or 90+. 2. You do have something to say and you can say it. Keep it mind that you don’t have to write like your old high school English teacher or Shakespeare to say what you want to say. Short, direct sentences are just fine. Remember the ... (read more) Author: Beth Sanders

10. Anthony Trollope's Autobiography September 16, 2009 This is wonderful book, to own, to treasure, to read and re-read for a lifetime! Trollope's Autobiography is a perennial source of wisdom--besides being inspirational--to writers, but in particular to fiction writers. The book in general is an ABC of perfect, round sentences, and sentence variation, which of course makes for agile prose. However, personally, I find three chapters that are unsurpassed in English letters: Chapter VII which contains his 'Scheme of Work;' Chapter X deals with language and the homage to Thackeray; and Chapter XII with Novels and the Art of Writing them. ... (read more) Author: marciano guerrero

11. Late US Senator's Memoir Talks of Personal, Public Tragedies September 03, 2009 In his much anticipated autobiography, the late U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy discusses his public and personal tragedies, including the 1969 car accident that killed a female passenger.The New York Times says it has obtained a copy of the memoir, True Compass, which is scheduled to be released on September 14. The veteran lawmaker died August 25 at the age of 77, after a year-long battle with brain cancer.In July 1969, Kennedy drove off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island, off the Massachusetts coast. He managed to escape, but his passenger, Mary Jo Kopechne was found dead in the submerged car.... (read more)

12. Preserving Your Memory Online August 10, 2009 One way to achieve eternal life is to write down your thoughts. Of course, it is impossible to live forever but, at least, your written words can be preserved and your memory could go on. This can be done with the help of online journals, diaries and memoirs. Before you sit down and write your online memoir, you need first to take into consideration a number of factors. Keep in mind that, in effect, an online memoir works the same way as an autobiography. The first thing, therefore, that you would need to think about is whether you would be writing your whole life or just parts of it. The... (read more) Author: Lucy Stone

13. Your Resume' Is Not Your Autobiography August 03, 2009 The most common mistake made by people who attempt to put together their first resume is that they put in too much information. They want to describe everything that they have ever done from the moment of conception to the present. The resume ends up being too long, and nobody will read it. The most important piece of information that you should retain is that your resume, no matter how well it is put together, will only get a 15 to 30 second review by the person who does the initial screening. That person is normally someone in Human Resources whose job is to look at hundreds of ... (read more) Author: William Doyle

14. Chronic Illness & Overcoming New Age Guilt in 5 Chapters July 29, 2009 Years ago I came across a wonderful story I share early in the coaching process with new clients. The story is called “Autobiography in Five Chapters”*. Perhaps you know of it, but if not, I share it here: My Autobiography in Five Chapters Chapter 1 I walk down the street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I fall in. I am lost. . . I am hopeless. It isn’t my fault. It takes me forever to find a way out. Chapter 2 I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I pretend I don’t see it. I fall in again. I can’t believe I’m in the same... (read more) Author: Malcolm Dayton

15. Sticks, Stones and Lawyers June 25, 2009 “But how can you say, 'It was only talk, so no harm was done?' Were this true, then your prayers, and your words of kindness, would be a waste of breath.” - Nachman of Bratslav Defamation ... slanders ... libel. It doesn’t take a rabbinic scholar to tell you that words have the power to wound, to destroy lives, careers, and legacies. Any writer dealing in non-fiction narrative, biography or autobiography needs to be aware of his or her legal responsibility in disseminating information about someone, living or dead, celebrity or common person. Even if the perceptions recorded are accurate,... (read more) Author: sumit tiwari

16. I.Q. and the Holy Spirit June 15, 2009 Recently I've been reading Walter Isaacson's interesting autobiography of Albert Einstein: His Life and Universe. Isaacson takes his readers all the way thru Einstein's life, from his childhood in Germany to his rejection of German citizenship to become Swiss and on to his flight from Germany to the United States. He also debates in non-technical terms the dazzling contributions Einstein made to theoretical physics in the twentieth century and beyond.Few folks in the last great an impact on human thought as he. Not only did he change the way scientists view the physical world, but his discover... (read more) Author: Louie Hamilton

17. Autobiography of a Yogi June 09, 2009 Selected as one of the hundred best spiritual books of the 20th century, this acclaimed autobiography presents a fascinating portrait of one of the great spiritual figures of our time – Paramahansa Yogananda. With engaging candour, eloquence, and wit, Yogananda narrates the inspiring chronicle of his life – the experiences of his remarkable childhood, encounters with many saints and sages during his youthful search throughout India for an illumined teacher, ten years of training in the hermitage of a revered yoga master, and the three decades that he lived and taught in America. Also record... (read more) Author: Sri K.N. Bakshi

18. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY of BOOKER T. WASHINGTON May 19, 2009 Dr. Bryan K. Hickman INTRODUCTION The Autobiography of Booker T. Washington. In these pages, I wish to cover Booker T. Washington’s life story. Having said that I will also cover certain accomplishments, such as the Tuskegee machine, and the Atlanta Compromise speech. My hope to the reader is that he or she will be enlightened just as I was when I wrote these pages. I will give no real conclusion because the problem of education still exists today in 1995. The Autobiography of Booker T. Washington. Mr. Washington was born in April 5, 1856 at Hale’s Ford Post office in Fr... (read more) Author: Bryan Hickman

19. An Autobiography Of A Parasite April 28, 2009 My first name is PLASMODIUM. Everyone calls me MALARIA. My last name is PROTOZOA. My mother's maiden name is ANOPHELES. and my father's name is A. Gambiense. I live in the RED BLOOD CELLS. I go to the school named PARASITE. I have four friends : FALCIPARUM, VIVAX, OVALE, MALARIAE. I frequently visit my grandparents' house in THE LIVER. My favorite game is FEVER. The rules of the game include: ~ shake till your head ache. ~the muscles shout we are tired. ~retching begins and the relief comes by vomiting. We play his SYMP... (read more) Author: Aditi Sengupta

20. Enlightenment - April 22, 2009 In our world of duality, we are given both the light and the dark. To know one is to understand the other. The two are interchangeable. To have one, we must have the other. In the world of Spirit, in the unmanifested, all is One. We are all part of the Great One Spirit - no separation, no contrasts of light and dark. We are all part of the Great I Am - the Great One Spirit. Cosmic consciousness is defined as a knowing of this great oneness, a feeling and knowledge of this great secret of expanding consciousness. It is an experience that there is no separation - just one continuous flow of... (read more) Author: Merry C. Battles

21. Paramahansa Yogananda: Kriya Yoga and Yogoda Satsanga Society April 17, 2009 It is heartening to see that the Kriya Yoga teachings of the great master Paramahansa Yogananda are being spread, steadily and surely, in most cities and towns throughout India by Yogoda Satsanga Society of India. Well known as YSS, this was the institution founded by Paramahansa Yogananda in 1917 to propagate his teachings on Kriya Yoga. Many devotes who have been attracted to this unique spiritual dispensation have joined YSS as YS Lessons’ holders after reading the spiritual classic, Autobiography of a Yogi, authored by Paramahansa Yogananda. In his spiritual classic, the Autobiograph... (read more) Author: Sri K.N. Bakshi

22. Celebrating St Patrick's Day in Dublin March 11, 2009 Every year, the day of March 17th heralds the beginning of many celebrations throughout Ireland - and the world - to commemorate Saint Patrick; the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland. Saint Patrick is credited with introducing Christianity to Ireland, with most of what is known about him being drawn for his two major works, the Confessio, a spiritual autobiography, and Epistola. There is no certainty about why St Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th, though a common belief is that this is the date on which he died. In Ireland it is typical for almost all businesses t... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

23. 7 Tips on How to Write a Book February 16, 2009 1. Write your book. Whether it’s non-fiction or fiction, Fantasy, Autobiography, Crime or Mystery, just write what you feel. Never worry about editing as you go; as that will bury your creativity. 2. Find a quiet place to write. An extra bedroom, office, or even a garage (preferably heated), are all good places “away from it all.” Never look for your muse where friends or family are always interrupting you. 3. Set time aside to write. It takes time to find your inspiration to write. It’s not likely you will write well or accomplish much in a ten minute session. Allow yourself at l... (read more) Author: Carol Denbow

24. Pandukholi-Best Trekking And Camping Place Of India,,, January 19, 2009 Yes, It’s in India. Come in September. A sandalwood and ivory palace once stood here-for a few minutes, when the timeless ‘baba’ (saint) showed off his powers to his stellar pupil. If you’ve read the Autobiography of a Yogi, you’ll know what I’m talking about. If you haven’t, it’s still a lovely walk to the dense grove of oak and rhododendron, within which lies the Pandukholi temple. The two-to three-hour climb is one of the easiest escapes into wilderness-with green meadows, jaw-dropping cliffs, vistas of valleys way into the south, and head-on views of the Trishul peak. Road access,... (read more) Author: ravinderjeet singh

25. Gypsy Tickets - Could Be Patti LuPone's Finest Hour December 15, 2008 Gypsy is a musical roughly based on the autobiography of Gypsy Rose Lee, the world-famous stripper who later became a talk show star. Patti LuPone appears in the show as Mama Rose, the mother of Gypsy Rose Lee and June Havoc, a relentless stage mother who is obsessed with turning one of her daughters into a entertainment sensation. Mama Rose has become a figure that is both fascinating and often disliked. The incredible performances by Patti LuPone has made the show her own, like no other actress before her. The woman played by Lupone has been defined as both an overzealous mother and s... (read more) Author: Phoebe Wickliffe

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