Tag: Trina Kaye
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Pitfalls Of Moving To Another Country To Save Money
After job losses and the mortgage meltdown of 2008, Karin Esterhammer, her husband, and their 8-year-old (autistic) son fled Los Angeles to start over in an unlikely place: a nine-foot-wide back-alley in one of Ho Chi Minh City’s poorest districts, where neighbors unabashedly started into windows, generously shared their barbecued rat, kept cockroaches for luck,…
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Millennial Kosher Cookbook Reinvents Meals Perfect For The High Holidays
The Jewish High Holidays are all about family and friends gathering together to share a delicious meal. And while many people love to celebrate with favorite kosher foods there is no reason why traditional kosher and Jewish recipes can’t be different and unique. What’s old can become new and fun again with fresh ingredients and…
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Cookbook Provides Uncomplicated Yet Sophisticated Cooking for Everyday
Award-winning cookbook author, Lee Clayton Roper, shows home cooks how to explore their culinary creativity with her award-winning, delicious cookbook, Fresh Tastes. This beautiful book delivers over 170 flavorful recipes, essential cooking tips and delightful stories to spark inspiration in your kitchen. Lee takes the “complicated” out of timeless classics, simplifying the process while ramping…
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Becoming AFI Celebrates 50 Years Of American Film Institute
“This book puts you directly behind the scenes for a story that began with a dream, overcame constant challenges, and evolved into the institution it is today.” ―Steven Spielberg “Documented here by the people who lived it, this is a remarkable tale of how a major institution, created out of whole cloth, wove itself…