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1. Kathy Reichs Author Biographies September 03, 2009 Kathy Reichs author biograpjies. Kathy Reichs was born Kathleen Joan Toelle in 1950 in Chicago, Illinois. She received a BA in Anthropology from American University in 1971. She received her MA in Physical Anthropology in 1972 and her PHD in 1975 from Northwestern University. She is also professionally trained in archaeology. She is one of only about 60 forensic anthropologists certified by the American Board of forensics where she is also a board member. Kathy says, as a child she had a big interest in archaeology and was an avid mystery fan reading Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys. ... (read more) Author: Elizabeth Lindsey

2. Finding a College in Chicago August 27, 2009 If you live in the city of Chicago, you can earn a college degree from one of many available institutions. Below are three reputable Chicago colleges and the choices that they offer. University of Illinois at Chicago The University of Illinois at Chicago is an open campus that is not marked by a fence at its boundaries. There are houses, apartments and shops inside the campus itself. UIC is located in the heart of downtown and is split into two parts: the East campus (engineering, liberal arts and sciences) and the West campus (medicine, nursing, pharmacy). There is also a South camp... (read more) Author: Crystal Ware

3. Chiropractic Treatment Can Help Alleviate High Blood Pressure August 19, 2009 Some chiropractors and health researchers have conducted studies over the past several years looking into how specific chiropractic techniques can help to alleviate common ailments such as high blood pressure. The University of Chicago conducted promising research that did in fact see a drop in the blood pressure of individuals who received what is called an 'atlas adjustment' versus patients who received a placebo treatment. What is an atlas adjustment? The part of the spine that researchers believe may be in part responsible for blood flow and blood pressure is located near th... (read more) Author: Andrew Stratton

4. Enjoy the History and Charm of Chicagoland's Finest Neighborhoods August 12, 2009 While staying at a hotel near University of Illinois Chicago and Rush medical center, you might want to take a short drive to visit the neighborhood of Oak Park. This historic neighbor offers architectural walking tours and visits to Ernest Hemingway and Frank Lloyd Wright’s home. There are also a wide variety of places to have lunch or dinner. One of the local favorites is Hemmingway's Bistro & Le Coq Francais Seafood Bar. The restaurant's classic bistro interior brings back the grand charm of Paris in the early 1930's. One of your first stops might be a visit to the Historical Society ... (read more) Author: Vacation Finder

5. Rest Easy When Planning Time at Chicago's Rush University Medical Center August 12, 2009 Rush University Medical Center is an academic medical center that includes a 613-bed hospital serving adults and children, the 61-bed Johnston R. Bowman Health Center and Rush University. In the heart of the Illinois Medical District, the Chicago hospital hotel, Marriott Chicago at the Medical District/UIC, is within walking distance of the main Rush campus. It is recommended by the Rush Medical Center for patients families and visiting staff. If you are planning a medical conference or meetings, there are several reasons to consider the Marriott for Chicago meetings rooms near the ... (read more) Author: Vacation Finder

6. Olivet Nazarene University July 30, 2009 Olivet Nazarene University is a Christian liberal arts University which is theologically grounded in the Wesleyan tradition. With the motto of “Education with a Christian Purpose,” the University seeks the strongest scholarship and deepest piety, grooming students to be capable professionals, in a Christian environment. At Olivet Nazarene University faith is an integral part of education. Olivet Nazarene University has a mission to provide high-quality academic instruction for the purpose of personal development, career and professional readiness, and the preparation of individuals for lives o... (read more) Author: olivet Nazarene

7. Being healthy with sex July 21, 2009 Aging is a disease, which is neither a natural process nor a consequence of time. Sexual activity can slow down, if not control, the process of aging.However, Dr. S. Jay Olshansky, scientist in the Department of Medicine at the University of Chicago, said, "The price we pay for sex is death."Simply put, once you have reproduced and passed on your genes, you are literally disposable. Why is that? Because all human, regardless of whether they reproduce or not, will die eventually. This is just the nature of things.Aging begins in adulthood, picks up in middle age, and accelerates after age fifty... (read more) Author: Kevin Clemons

8. Interview with the Urban Education Institute's Tim Knowles July 01, 2009 Tim Knowles is the Lewis-Sebring Director of the Urban Education Institute at the University of Chicago. UEI is an innovative education program that combines charter schools, teacher education and research in their quest to provide reliable, excellent schooling for children in urban America. How did you become involved with UEI? I came to UEI as a practitioner. I served as a teacher in Bostwana and Boston, a school leader in New York City and a district leader in Boston. Along the way, I helped start several non-profits focused on teaching and leadership in urban schools –includin... (read more) Author: TeachHUB.com TeachHUB.com

9. MedEase Transcription, Inc. Helps Northwestern University Understand Gen Y June 30, 2009 With MedEase Transcription, Inc.’s help in transcribing all of the Gen Y participant focus groups, Northwestern University did a study on Generation Y (called Millennials), regarding engaging this younger target market in Election news. During this project MedEase discovered that Generation Y just wants to be communicated to like any other group. Chicago, IL, June 29, 2009 - ‘Engaging Millennials in Election News on the Web’ was a particular research project from Media Management Center (MMC) of Northwestern University that had Carmel Muelhausen of MedEase Transcription, Inc. intrigue... (read more) Author: JoTo Extreme PR

10. Sitting arrangement of Allstate Arena June 30, 2009 All State Arena is a multi-Objective sports and concert locations in Rosemont, Illinois. With capacity for 18,500 people, this Arena is one of the biggest indoor venues in the United States. This is the reason for the home Chicago Wolves hockey team, the Chicago Rush football team and the University basketball team. There are only two of the meeting. In the lower section of seating (Level 100) starts at the AA to FF, and then from A to R. top level (level 200) from the line A. The main places may vary depending on the nature of activities carried out in the arena. In the seating area the... (read more) Author: rubinavn viny

11. Allstate Arena Tickets and Alamodome Tickets and Seating Arrangements June 26, 2009 The All State Arena is a Multi purpose sporting and concert ground in Rosemont, Illinois. With a seating capacity of 18,500 people, this Arena is one of the largest indoor venues in the US. It is the home ground for the Chicago Wolves hockey team, the Chicago Rush football team and DePaul University’s basketball team. There are only two levels of sitting. The lower seating section (level 100) starts at AA to FF and then from A to R. the upper level (level 200) begins at row A. The main seating arrangements can change depending on the nature of event being held at the arena. The seating ... (read more) Author: Todd Daones

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