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BOOKS: Hygge your way to happiness

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Barbara McMichael
January 02, 2017

 

PR for People® Reviews:

BOOKS:

By Barbara Lloyd McMichael

Hygge your way to happiness

The Cozy Life – Pia Edberg CreateSpace – 148 pp - $11.96

   With high marks for its balance between a strong social support system and tolerance for individual freedom, Denmark ranked first in the United Nation’s World Happiness Report this year.

   What can we...

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Food
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A Revolutionary Remembrance

Matt Robinson
January 02, 2017

Boston Tea Party is feted 243 years later

 

When it comes to food, Boston may be known as land of the bean and the cod, but a certain beverage also plays a major role in this city’s history.

In December of 1773, Colonial Patriots dressed as Native Americans and, in an act of treasonous protest against the King of England, dumped what they saw as overtaxed tea into Boston Harbor....

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Digital Joy

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Dean Landsman
January 02, 2017

 

Digital Strategy continues to enter more facets of our lives. As the holiday season is upon us, many of the lights and displays on peoples’ houses and storefronts are now controlled digitally.  An automated Santa sliding down a chimney in the mall, controlled by a server or PC, or even an app on a tablet or a phone, is the new reality. In the past these were unwieldy electronics, requiring an engineer or two on-site, and...

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Spirituality
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Placebo and Play

DavidLLaing
January 02, 2017

 

      It has been well documented that we can change our biology simply by what we believe to be true. The placebo effect is defined as the measurable, observable or felt improvement in health or behavior not attributed to medication or invasive treatment. This suggests that we can treat various ailments as well as highly disruptive mood swings by using the mind to heal.

    A placebo is a fake treatment, an inactive...

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People
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Peace, Love, and Joy Huber: Cancer Patient Squashes Sadness with Travel

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Kindra Foster
January 02, 2017

No one plans on getting cancer, especially in their 30s, but for Nebraska businesswoman and songwriter Joy Huber, fate had other plans.

After her diagnosis, Huber began treatment and was determined not to let her spirit break, but chemotherapy left her feeling exhausted and sick.

“When you get the diagnosis, you’re terrified,” Huber said. She adds that cancer patients often don’t have the time or energy to find...

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People
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Freedom Train

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Patricia Vaccarino
December 31, 2016

 

I’m looking for a ride to take me where I need to go. I’m looking for the freedom train. I know it’s there. I’ve seen it before. I’m going to find it again. I’m going to take that ride. I’m going to get where I need to go.

Deep down inside I know the truth about America and so do you. Democracy is fundamentally stewardship in action. Being a good steward means that we take care of things. Money, cars, houses, jobs,...

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Arts & Culture
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How To Make Good Ski Photographs

PR for People Team
December 19, 2016

by William Lulow

With the ski season coming up, here are a couple of tips for getting good ski shots.  As I usually take a camera with me whenever I go just about anywhere, and since skiing has been a passion for the last 40 years or so, I love to make skiing images. The best advice I can give for those interested in making good ski shots is to separate the skiing from the photography. If you are going skiing to challenge...

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Ilya Moshenskiy | Joyful Photographer

PR for People Team
December 15, 2016

What is Joy? Is it a thought, a feeling or a fleeting notion touching us one moment and gone the next? Is Joy deeper and more meaningful than happiness. Here are some photos created by our extraordinary photographer Ilya Moshenskiy who shows us what Joy means to him.

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Experience Joy | Kiyon Gaines

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Patricia Vaccarino
December 13, 2016

Kiyon Gaines is from Baltimore, Maryland. He trained at Baltimore School of the Arts, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre School, the School of American Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School. He joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as a member of the corps de ballet in 2001 and was promoted to soloist in 2012. As a choreographer, Mr. Gaines created blitz…Fantasy, ə {SCHWA}, Infinite Intricacies, and Interrupted Pri’si’zh’en for PNB’s annual...

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The Future for Kiyon Gaines | Next Step and Beyond

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Patricia Vaccarino
December 11, 2016

In his second year of retirement, choreography is in the forefront of his mind—to create ballets for companies across the nation.  For the next two and a half years, he’s the resident choreographer for Ballet Arkansas and will be heading there in January. He is currently the Next Step Program Manager at Pacific Northwest Ballet. Under his management, he has expanded the Next Step Program to meet the needs of aspiring choreographers.

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