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A Murder over a Girl – book review

A Murder over a Girl Justice, Gender, Junior High Author: Ken Corbett Successfully and unsuccessfully, much like the murder trial itself, A Murder over a Girl by Ken Corbett (Clinical Assistant Professor at the New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy) depicts both reality and stereotypes in its prose and salient facts of the murder of a 15 year old brown boy (Larry King) by a 14 year old white boy (Brandon McInerney) in 2008. Brandon shot Larry in front ... continue reading...

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I’m just an all natural gal – By Ceci

If you have been reading The Review Broads, you know how I simply subsume and love ALL natural products for the bath, face and body! Part of my new regime to take care of myself is to give myself lovely soaps and great body moisturizers, as I am one of those people who get caught up in taking care of others instead of myself. It just seems easier to help others, because I have to really WORK at giving myself things, even good health care! So I am a poet waxing poetic over the new soaps, body ... continue reading...

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Two Great Books to Change Your Life for the Good – Better – Best

Self Help in Your Life and in Your Career Finding Your Ruby Slippers - Transformative Life Lessons from the Therapist’s Couch Author: Lisa Ferentz Lord knows I have spent much of my life conferring with therapists and I have always considered it the biggest gift I can give myself: a way to learn about myself and open myself up to new ways to position my world, reframe old messages, learn and find tools to communicate better, stop self-destructive behavior – I love to learn, so therapy to me ... continue reading...

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The Top Hot Spots to Eat In Salt Lake City, Utah

Since I live in Salt Lake and eat in Salt Lake I thought it was about time that I pulled some weight in some of the best Salt Lake Eateries. There are many wonderful restaurants in Salt Lake, but here are the cream of the crop in our opinion! Salt Lake’s increasingly lively nightlife scene not only keeps visitors out late but invites them to explore some of the city’s best late-night eateries. Whether it’s an event at the new Eccles Theater, a Utah Jazz game or just a case of the post-bar ... continue reading...

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Book review: The North Water

The North Water Author: Ian McGuire Taut and tensile, The North Water splashes into the sea of pain and gore of the whaling ships and men that poured their muscle and brawn into the harpoons of yesteryear. Reminiscent of Moby Dick and Old Man and the Sea, McGuire casts the same melancholy harsh brutality into the nets of prose that ponders the good and evil of both man and element. As the two main characters, Henry Drax and Patrick Sumner provide a polarity of the good and bad in man and ... continue reading...