Educating Your Community About Diabetic Retinopathy: Tips and Tools for Making Vision a Health Priority (National Eye Institute)

Friday, May 21st, 2010 at 5:23 pm  
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Educating Your Community About Diabetic Retinopathy: Tips and Tools for Making Vision a Health Priority (National Eye Institute)
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Educating Your Community About Diabetic Retinopathy: Tips and Tools for Making Vision a Health Priority (National Eye Institute)

The Art of Japanese Gardens: Designing & Making Your Own Peaceful Space

Sunday, October 25th, 2009 at 6:55 pm  
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The Art of Japanese Gardens: Designing & Making Your Own Peaceful Space
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Nourish the soul and restore the spirit: this photo-packed guidebook shows how to create the sense of harmony and balance of Zen philosophy. Every element that goes into the garden holds meaning, along with its careful arrangement, and its use of natural and unobtrusive materials. Walls, fences, and paths provide security, beauty, and boundaries that separate and frame various areas. Boulders, stones, and gravel contrast with smooth, flowing ponds and rushing waterfalls. No detail goes unexplained—from adding koi and water plants to putting up a teahouse.

Manners for Making Friends: How Do You Do (1946) – Postwar WWII Etiquette & Manners Including Introducing People & Overcoming Social Anxiety

Thursday, August 20th, 2009 at 7:51 pm  
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Manners for Making Friends: How Do You Do (1946) - Postwar WWII Etiquette & Manners Including Introducing People & Overcoming Social Anxiety
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How Do You Do is an uproariously dated, and an amateur production to boot, film about social etiquette and good manners. This is a film targeted at postwar children and teens who grew up in stressful homes because of the sacrifices of the war effort. It focuses on good manners and how clean living and good behavior pays huge dividends in self confidence. But the real fun comes from the dreadful acting by Peggy, the main character, who makes an embarrassing mistake while trying to make an introduction between two people. A voice-over narrator helpfully walks her through the proper... [Read More]
  

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