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Dave Pelzer's courage and optimism inspires others to gain the strength in order to let go, put the past behind them and move forward.

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Indie hard rockers Altarmotive explore the world of relationships, with God and others, in a cauldron of swirling guitar riffs, pounding drums and bold lyrics.

El Gato Malo, who had early Kentucky Derby backers, by-passed the Triple Crown races to grab stardom at Texas' Lone Star Park in the Lone Star Derby for trainer Dollase.

Boswell Book Company carries on with Daniel Goldin, after Harry W. Schwartz bookshops close. An independent bookshop stays in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Econfina Creek, located in the northwest panhandle of Florida between Panama City and Marianna, offers breathtaking scenery and pristine springs.

Creating wealth inspired by Feng Shui, an ancient art of placement. Clear the clutter in the home for wealth and abundance to enter into your life.

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A difficult or unfair manager can make the difference between a job that is loved and one that is absolutely detested.

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Richard Serra's Equal Parallel: Guernica Bengasi is a study in shifting power perspectives referencing the Madrid museum's most famous artwork, Pablo Picasso's Guernica.

Airing Saturdays at 9 p.m., Harper's Island is more than just a slasher film adapted into a 13-week television series. It may just be the best show you're not watching.

Cria Cuervos is Saura's finest film. As well as being a condemnation of fascism, it is a fascinating study of childhood and memory.

Animal behaviorist Jonathan Kraft has created a rescue sanctuary for more than 200 abused, neglected and abandoned exotic animals that he opens to the public for tours.

It seems that for the past few years children's movies have become formulaic and politically correct. But this past year has seen a shift into darker territory.