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How high up the administration’s ladders do the Obama scandals go?
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Encountering the psychic universe of Edgar Cayce
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TV tonight: Billboard Music Awards vs. Tim McGraw’s Superstar Night
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The distortion of language in politics
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As trial looms, activists unite around raw milk farmer
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Interview with Concrete, hardcore band from New York
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Computer fatigue: The cause and effect of data device burnout
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Message to ourselves: Stop enabling a “do nothing” Congress
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LIVE CHAT: HBO’s Game of Thrones: “Second Sons,” Sunday, 9 p.m. ET
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Oxbow and Gary Stevens surprise with Preakness win (Slideshow)
Tango of Mind and Emotion
Jacqueline Marshall takes a look at life, and our lives, and provides the day to day notes of our dance.
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Photo: Sheri Hall
Anyone can keep New Year's resolutions
A simple, easy, and proven way to reach your goals every year. Published 1:35 p.m. December 29, 2011 - Comments
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Christmas: Don't clean it up too quickly
There is, after all, something depressing about vacuuming up after a holiday. Published 5:57 p.m. December 24, 2011 - Comments
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Schizophrenia: Finding faces behind the label
What people with schizophrenia want is to be seen as unique individuals. Published 11:29 a.m. December 21, 2011 - Comments
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How Christmas toys with our emotions
"Merry" is the ideal Christmas feeling, but for most of us the holidays are a jack-in-the-box of emotions from merry to morose. Published 4:33 p.m. December 15, 2011 - Comments
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Is It Growing Pains, or Is It Dysthymia?
Dysthymia is a type of depression that can begin during childhood or puberty. Its symptoms are milder than major depression, but dysthymia hangs on much longer. Published 4:58 p.m. December 10, 2011 - Comments
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Jacqueline Marshall is a writer for Help For Depression, and freelances primarily in the areas of psychology and personal development. She has a MA in Counseling Psychology and is a licensed therapist living near Chicago.
Jacqueline has experience helping those ...
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What in the World
In a world that is increasingly complex, we need to seek greater awareness of the blending of cultures and America's changing role in a global community.
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How high up the administration’s ladders do the Obama scandals go?
The drip, drip, drip of scandal may be with us for a long time until we finally know how high they go.
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Muslim Brotherhood infiltrating US college campuses
The Muslim Brotherhood has been infiltrating US college campuses for more than 30 years.
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Three looming scandals cause Obama's radical philosophies to unravel
With three scandals looming, Barack Obama is scrambling to explain them all. His radical ideas seem to be coming apart at the seams.
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Obama administration has more than three scandals
There are three big scandals brewing in the Obama administration, but this presidency has had plenty more than that.
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How high up the administration’s ladders do the Obama scandals go?
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TV Den
Television commentary, reviews, news and nonstop DVR catch-up.
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The Business of Living
Libertarian thought beyond politics, unrestrained by convention.
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Omkara World
Empowering mind/body/spirit and health dialogue along with cutting-edge, conscious social, political, and world commentary with Adam Omkara. Join the Evolution!
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Wells on Music
Viewing and reviewing the Los Angeles experimental and classic punk scene with a nod to Rodney's English Disco
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Derek Crockett: From My Perspective
One man’s perspective. Exploration and commentary designed to challenge the conventional thinking of day on the political issues affecting our nation.
Jacqueline Marshall is a writer for Help For Depression, and freelances primarily in the areas of psychology and personal development. She has a MA in Counseling Psychology and is a licensed therapist living near Chicago.
Jacqueline has experience helping those diagnosed with severe, persistent mental illness, and in providing general therapy services for individuals, couples, and families. Prior to counseling, she worked in graphic design and music education.
When not writing or counseling, Jacqueline enjoys reading literature and math-less books about quantum physics. She is a published poet, and has studied animal communication and energy healing.
