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“Design psychologist” Karen Fisher introduces nervous clients to their interior design soulmates. Imagine you need emergency surgery. Do you want a doctor with just a good or solid reputation, or do you want the best in the business? Do you go under th...

President J. F. Kennedy had a great economic adviser, Walter Heller, from Columbia University. In 1960 Heller was making $21,000 a year working for Columbia University, and he took a cut in pay to $17,000 -- to be President Kennedy’s advisor. Kennedy argu...

When being interviewed on Fox News Sunday by Chris Wallace some 2-3 years ago, Wallace asked him straight up: "Doesn't declaring bankruptcy tarnish the Trump name? Trump: "No, not at all. We're just shedding some debt." br> Chicago, ...

The Denver Juvederm treatment is the newer, safer alternative to injectable fillers such as collagen as well as more invasive and complex facial plastic surgery. Denver Juvederm injections are rapidly becoming the choice for softening the skin folds that ...

Barak Hussein Obama, popularly known Barak Obama, has become one of the most famous personalities of the modern world. His feat is quite remarkable. After all, he has become the 44th president of the United States, which is nothing less than legend. He ha...

Columbia University, in New York City, is outgrowing its Morningside Heights campus. It is ready to expand - north into West Harlem. Expanding the school will add more buildings, laboratories, and green areas that are open to the public. There is just...

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are the two remaining candidates for nomination by the Democratic Party for the US Presidency. If finally elected to the White House in November, Clinton would be the first woman President of the US. If it were Obama, ...

Tomasz Rut, a well respected and imaginative artist who conveys a plethora of emotions including passion, exuberance, gratification and anguish through his humanistic and brilliant works. Inspired by the magnificence of the Renaissance and the Baroque, hi...