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Read the details about legal issues by clicking on the link below.

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:) There is a great GF tortilla recipe in my book, and if you click on the Flour Tortilla link in this post, you can actually find the recipe reprinted with permission by Living Without Magazine in an article that I wrote for their current issue.

By clicking on the follow links, you can read additional articles that Jonathan Kantrowitz has written about the teacher evaluation issue,

For more discussion on the issues that still plague self - publishing, please join GoodEReader staffers tonight for a live video Spreecast at 9pmET, which can be found on the Spreecast homepage at that time or by clicking the link HERE.

You can click on the link that says «View all card offers by issuing bank» and scroll down to view all card offers from the bank of your choice.

And if you subscribe online, you can currently get five whole issues for a mere # 5 total — saving you a whopping # 20 on retail prices — just by clicking on this special promotional link.

NASA issued a press release (that should be read in full by clicking the link below) on the CARVE mission which is using a very low flying, specially instrumented, airplane to study the details of Arctic CO2 and methane release.

I commented elsewhere that it formats slightly differently on an iPad when viewed by clicking on the link and I found it too slow to go from PDF page to the next, although I suspect that may be a 3G issue and not an issue with the publication.

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For more resources about handling your child's school issues after a divorce, you can read all the School Daze posts by clicking on these links: «A Child's Perspective on Going Back to School after a Divorce,» «Double Jeopardy: New Neighborhood, New School,» and «What to Tell the Teacher.»

You may view the past several issues here, by clicking on the links below.