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Highlights Exclusive: 7 Tips for Painting Like the Masters Still Life Classic & Spare Turn Social Networking into Art Sales Tissue-Paper Collage Eric Carle's Ever-Joyful Illustrations Features Classical Iconoclast Colin Berry ignores conventional color theory with gorgeous results. Interview by Maureen Bloomfield Studio Tour Visit the Florida studio of award-winning artist Dean Mitchell. By Christine McHugh Compassionate Painter of Urban Life Meet George Tooker, an American master who works in egg...

Progressivism: Glenn calls it the cancer of our country. For over 100 years, Progressivism has been insidiously woven into American culture and if you're like us, you want to put the brakes on all this 'progress.' In this issue we call on experts like Jonah Goldberg, R.J. Pestritto, Bradley Watson and Matthew Spalding to explain not only how Progressives have steered us away from our founding values but what we can do to return the Constitution to its rightful glory. This extended issue is a must...

Overview The Bible Study Magazine now by purchasing the July-August 2009 Back Issue for $3.95. That’s 20% off the newsstand price of $4.95! Bible Study Magazine is a brand new print magazine (not an e-magazine) published by Logos Bible Software. Six times a year, Bible Study Magazine delivers tools and methods for Bible study, as well as insights from respected teachers, professors, historians, and archeologists. Read pastor profiles, author interviews, and stories of individuals whose thoughtful...

Issue: July/August, 2009 Subjects/Contents: Grilled-Roasted Turkey Breast/Easy French Fries/Kitchen Equipment Buying Guide/Smoked BBQ Pork Chops/Buttermilk Pancakes/Fresh Berry Gratin/Grill Cookware

Web TOC. Editorial Current economic uncertainties confirm value of professional in-house fleet management. Letters Single Sourcing vs. Dual Soucing. Fleet Briefs General Motors’ 2010 Product Plans. Automotive Financials Average Fleet Vehicle Days to Sale.

Read about Patricia Parra, the Silk Gauze Artist, and get a few tips for stitching "50 Shiny Stars". The Red Floral Purse is not only a purse but a great way to show off stitches. Puzzle Pieces is a great learning opportunity, worked with 9 Watercolours and 17 stitch variations. Learn about an on-line consignment service for needlepoint where part of the proceeds benefits the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The Bold and Beautiful Bargello series explores Combination 4-way Bargello. ...

To all who entered our 2009 brooch contest, thank you! The technical expertise and brilliant creativity wowed all of us. After several rounds of blind judging (in which the names of the makers are not revealed until judging is complete), we selected our grand-prize winner, four first-place category winners, four honorable mentions (one for each category), and an additional forty-four entries to be included in the brooch display. Without further ado, we are very pleased to present the winners...

While preventive medicine may seem like a new concept, one organization proves otherwise. The American College of Preventive Medicine (ACPM) was founded in 1954 as a national professional society of physicians. Among its 2,000 members are board-certified doctors in preventive medicine and other disciplines (primary care, public health, research, etc.). The 5,000 member American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) promotes worker health through clinical care, education...

The July/August 2009 issue of Communication Arts highlights the best illustration of the past year and, continuing with its 50th Anniversary coverage, CA also takes a look back at the evolution of the industry. In addition, you'll find feature articles on Design Army, a Washington, DC firm with an eye for smart, sophisticated design; East Coast photographer Chip Forelli, who finds beauty in industrial landscapes; R/GA, the New York agency that knows no bounds when it comes to seamlessly integrating...

Departments: Corrections; High Tech; Officer Survival; Cars And Crashes; Reserves; Street Level; Reality Check II; Carry Options; Gear To Go; Vantage Point; Private Security... plus much more!

Cognitive-enhancement drugs have been in the headlines a great deal lately—they stoke your gray matter, enabling greater focus and attention for longer periods of time, users say. But their long-term effects are uncertain and unknown, on both brain and body. In the meantime, there's something you can do that helps both areas but that doesn't have any known mental health risks. As study after study has shown, simple physical activity not only builds your physique and cardiovascular health: it also...

Jim is upfront about the difficulties a firm like HIH faces in establishing a new market –"from a pure business perspective," he says. "We have identified, and are in various stages of addressing, four essentials to profitably producing lumber here in the long term. Success will depend on adequate capitalization, utilization of quality production equipment, a reliable source of raw material, and gaining "partnership" with local residents and authorities. Other promising businesses here have closed...

Teenagers tanned, gossiped, and flirted. Local radio stations conducted arm wrestling and tug-of-war competitions...

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