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The Violin Femmes

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Posted by geri
Wednesday, 14 March 2007
GNN member Helen Kopec wanted us to know about the explosion of talent by top-level violinists on the concert circuit who are young and female. (Denver Post)

At 88, She's a Millionaire, and Keeps Teaching

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Posted by geri
Tuesday, 13 March 2007
Rose "Mama G" Gilbert, a feisty and talented California English teacher says she has no plans to retire, even though she has millions. (AP w/ photo)

'Fair Trade' Food Booming in Britain

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Posted by geri
Tuesday, 13 March 2007
"'Ethical eating,' a practice once restricted to the rich, is going mainstream. Data show that Britons are avidly buying fair-trade groceries, organic foods, and sustainably farmed produce." (CS Monitor)

PBS Shows You Must Watch This Week (Review)

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Posted by geri
Monday, 12 March 2007
An inspiring trio of television shows are broadcasting on PBS affiliates during this month's pledge drive. I have been glued to the screen for hours learning the good news about menopause, eight qualities of highly successful women, and the three ways to be inspired to your higher calling. I highly recommend you make your viewing appointments by checking your local listings for these fabulous shows...
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A Daily Dose of Awe and Gratitude

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Posted by David J. Pollay
Monday, 12 March 2007
Most of us wake up thinking about how we are going to meet obligations and fulfill promises to other people. We begin our day in response mode and remain that way until it’s time to go to bed... For twelve years I have begun my day with the same positive ritual. No matter where I am, I start my day with a moment of awe. I wake up and head for the nearest window. I open the curtain and look outside. When I’m at home, I look at the ocean. When I’m at a hotel, I look at tall buildings. When I’m in Maine, I look at trees. Wherever I am there is always something interesting to draw my attention. Each time I look out my window I appreciate the fact that the universe does not revolve around me; it includes me...
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