The following is an excerpt from the book Einstein Never Used Flash Cards: How Our Children Really Learn -- And Why They Need to Play More and Memorize Less by Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Ph.D., and Roberta Michnick Golinkoff, Ph.D., with Diane Eyer, Ph.D. Bringing the Lessons Home Play is a central...

please scroll to the bottom of press release for info about webchats with authors: Ourimbah Campus Children's Literature Festival 2004 Weaving Stories – Spinning Yarns Friday 12 – Saturday 13 November r2004 Co-Patrons: Bryce Courtenay AM and Jackie French

THE FINAL CUT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** THE FINAL CUT, by writer and director Omar Naim, is a thinking person's picture whose only flaw is that the movie is never quite as good as its

First Love Experience University researcher/professor seeks seniors of all backgrounds and locations to fill out a short online survey on first love. This is not a commercial website. No names or email addresses will be collected. I am looking only at statistical trends for...

P.S. A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** What if? What if decades later your old flame from high school suddenly and expectedly reentered your life? And not just any old sweetheart but that

My daughter will sit a play with her toys and say "No Mine." I we will be across the room doing something else and nobody is even trying to get it from her. "toto" wrote in message ... I found this and liked what they had...

Oh -- I thought you meant they had a near-monopoly on the sale of fast foods. -- Cathy

Ivor Wood, the children's film animator, died 13 October, 2004. Here's a profile of the great man from the Guardian 3 years ago:- Portrait Life post Pat From the Guardian 2001

I HEART HUCKABEES A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * Painfully unfunny, I HEART HUCKABEES is a ridiculous mess of a movie by David O. Russell. After his nearly universally acclaimed success with THREE

Sent my 10-year-old boy to Camp Carolina summer of 2003. It is fantastic.

VERA DRAKE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **** Mike Leigh's sublime VERA DRAKE is two movies in one. The first is an inviting soap opera about a British working class family. In a performance

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I found a new baby food for beginning babies. It's delicious! I can't believe it actually tastes like fruits and vegetables, it's got to be the best out there!

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2 FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS is the second best movie ever about high school football. (Although it's a close call, I still think that the title for the

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I agree that there needs to be some kind of support group when you are becoming a mother and all throughout the process. I can not imagine not having any support when I was pregnant. It was hard enough having one child I can not even think about having four all at once nontheless. As far as her...

AROUND THE BEND A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** AROUND THE BEND is a character study and road trip about four male generations of a family. As the story opens, Grandpa Henry (Michael Caine)

PRIMER A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2 Shane Carruth's PRIMER is a special effects-free sci-fi film with a lot on its mind. Its hall-of-mirrors story will likely leave your mind spinning by

STAGE BEAUTY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2 Richard Eyre's STAGE BEAUTY, which wants badly to be the next SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, is set in England during the reign of King Charles II (Rupert

THE GRUDGE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2004 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2 THE GRUDGE, a slump-in-your-seat, would-be thriller, is a shockless shocker. No matter how many horror movie clichés it turns to -- "Don't open that