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Women of Our World - Courtney Banks
This Month's Features
Steamroller - Ruth Graves Wakefield
Ruth Graves Wakefield knew the power of comfort food. As a nutritionist in the 1930s, she was less concerned with carbohydrates and more concerned with love. With that understanding, she created a culinary phenomenon. With that understanding, she created the chocolate chip cookie.
Woman On Top - Condoleezza Rice
For the past four years, she has been America’s top diplomat, serving as the face of the United States throughout the world, all the while remaining poised and certain. Yet Rice has also become one of the most controversial figures of the past eight years. She has consistently defended Bush’s policies in the face of low public approval ratings and criticism from both Republicans and Democrats alike.
Back Page - What's in a Name?
Few people find it odd that a man named Harrigan would name his son Patrick. Indeed, it seems that the first born son in every Irish-American family is named Patrick. The boy’s full name, though, is Patrick Henry Harrigan. It is a quintessentially American name, and that is where the confusion inevitably emerges.
Featured Business - Mamapreneurs Inc
Marlynn Jayme Schotland saw a need for Moms like herself to have a place they could meet online and in person to talk, share resources, advice and just to network with each other – and Mamapreneurs was born. Now she is doing what she loves and helping others do the same.
Updates
Money Cannot Solve the Present Economic Fiasco - Clyde Middleton
The presumption of a child is that a parent can step in and solve everything. I know this from both sides – I looked to my dad that way; I've seen my kids look to me that way. But while being a parent doesn't come with a handbook, it does confer wisdom after a while: It's the kid that has to change; if s/he doesn't, today's problem will simply resurface tomorrow.
Three Characterisitcs of Entrepreneurial Women - Suzanne Doyle-Morris
Risk-taking is an element of any working woman's life, however, the degree of those risks is what sets entrepreneurial women apart. Deciding to leave paid employment is the first of many risks, and one too great for many women.
Tamara Wilhite featured in "Interviews with New Voices In Horror"
Tamara Wilhite is a regular contributor to Capitalist Chicks. She writes science fiction as a passion and software and industrial engineering articles for a living. However, the collision of evolving technology and devolving human ethics often leads to very dark science fiction.
She is honored to have been included with Anne Rice and Ralan Conley in a new book of interviews with current and rising horror authors:
"Fiction Prodigies And Legends Volume 1 - Interviews with the New Voices In Horror "
Available in Amazon Kindle at:
Amazon.com, New Voices-Fiction
And available in print form at: Lulu.com
Women in Homicide
A & E's First 48 series about homicide is outstanding! Anyone woman who is considering becoming a homicide detective needs to check it out. Here is a link to a short clip about the Women In Homicide
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