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Brad Warner |
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Brad Warner is the author of the best-selling Hardcore Zen: Punk Rock, Monster Movies, and the Truth About Reality. A Zen priest, filmmaker, and blogger, he lives in Los Angeles. |
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Joey Naber |
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In addition to starring in the 2007 Academy Award winning short film, West Bank Story, Joey Naber has been featured in numerous films like Mother, Executive Decision, The Siege, and Three Kings. In between films, Naber has also scored several TV guest star appearances on " Las Vegas," "ER," "Charmed," "JAG" and many more. |
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Vanessa Vega |
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In Comes the Darkness, Comes the Light: A Memoir of Cutting, Healing, and Hope Vanessa Vega offers an unflinching and illuminating account of her 30+ year struggle with self-injury. |
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Michael Donaldson |
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Michael C. Donaldson has been co-chair of the Entertainment Section of the Beverly Hills Bar Association, is listed on Who's Who in American Law and serves as General Counsel to several non-profit theater and film organizations, including Film Independent. |
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Sara Davidson |
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Sara Davidson is the bestselling author of Cowboy, Real Property, and Loose Change, which was adapted into an NBC miniseries. She was co-executive producer of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, has written more than sixty hours of television, and has been a host on public radio. |
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Geoff Gilpin |
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Stanley Livingston, can already boast a career of fifty years in the entertainment industry - including a phenomenal twelve year run as "CHIP" on one of television's most popular and durable series, MY THREE SONS. He has now produced a four set DVD entitled the Actors Journey Project to teach children and their parents what they need to know about show biz! |
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Geoff Gilpin |
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Geoff Gilpin lived inside the Maharishi's movement for five years in the seventies. Mr. Gilpin is a computer programmer and technical writer. This is his first work of creative nonfiction. |
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Kristin McDonnell |
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Kristin McDonnell, CEO of Lime Life Inc. is a seasoned executive with more than 15 years experience in building, growing and operating software, media and telecommunications companies. |
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Malika Chopra |
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Mallika Chopra, mother of Tara and Leela Mandal, is a media entrepreneur, author and producer. |
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Joan Kofodimos |
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Joan Kofodimos, Ph.D., author of "Your Executive Coaching Solution" and founding partner of Teleos Consulting, has worked 25 years in the field and is a noted expert on executive work-life balance. She has led pioneering research into executive character at the Center for Creative Leadership |
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Don Peebles |
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Recognized today as one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the nation, R. Donahue Peebles is the country's largest African American real estate developer with a $4 billion portfolio of four-star hotels, residential and Class A commercial properties and developments underway in Washington, D.C., New York, Detroit, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Miami Beach. |
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Tom Stern |
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Tom Stern has been a performer, a developer of comedy programming for HBO, president of Spotlite Enterprises and CEO of a leading search firm, Stern Executive Search. He has a nationally syndicated comic strip CEO Dad and radio show Opportunity Knocks, with guests such as Jay Leno and Joan Rivers. |
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Dianne Arcangel |
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Dianne Arcangel is a former hospice chaplain, psychiatric hospital therapist, and Director of the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Center of Houston. As an international spokesperson on the topics of death, dying, grief, and afterlife science, Dianne has appeared in documentaries (NBC's "Ancient Prophecies" and "Sci/Fi", CBC's "Man Alive", The Learning Channel's "Afterlife Series", etc.), as a talk-show panelist (Oprah, Geraldo, Rolanda, Sally, etc.), and in countless televised and radio interviews. |
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Sheryl Silver |
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Sheryl Silver is the "architect" of "Johanna's Law" named for her sister. She is also Founder and President of the Alliance for Women's Cancer Awareness. Sheryl Silver launched her mission to raise public awareness of gynecologic cancers after her older -–and only --- sister Johanna died from ovarian cancer |
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Bill Boggs |
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Bill Boggs, a four-time Emmy Award®-winning talk show host, has been a major figure in television and an entertainment industry insider for more than twenty-five years. |
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Claudia Shelton |
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Claudia Shelton, author of Blind Spots and named by BusinessWeek as "one of 50 women to watch in corporate America," is a pioneering executive coach and president of The Hopewell Group |
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Dr. Diane Pomerance |
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Dr. Diane Pomerance has been certified as a Grief Recovery Specialist by the internationally recognized Grief Recovery Institute and has a special interest in those mourning the loss of a beloved companion animal. She is frequently interviewed as a highly qualified pet "expert" on national television and radio programs |
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Timothy Ferriss |
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Timothy Ferriss, serial entrepreneur and ultravagabond, has been featured in the New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, Maxim , and other media. He speaks six languages, runs a multinational firm from wireless locations worldwide, and has been a world-record holder in tango, a national champion in Chinese kickboxing, and an actor on a hit television series in Hong Kong. He is twenty-nine years old. |
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Melanie Gall |
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Melanie Gall is a professional classical singer who has travelled the world to perform. Melanie has sung in over 20 countries and has recorded 2 CDs. Melanie's first book, "Europe: A Savvy Girl's Guide" is a travel planning resource for young women. |
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Connie Briscoe |
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Connie Briscoe is a New York Times bestselling author of five novels: Big Girls Don't Cry, Sisters and Lover's , A Long Way from Home, P.G. County, and Can't Get Enough. Her work generally focuses on the strength of black women. A former managing editor of the American Annals of the Deaf at Gallaudet University, Briscoe has been hearing-impaired for most of her adult life. She lives with her family in Ellicott City, Maryland. |
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Sharon Begley
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Sharon Begley, science columnist for The Wall Street Journal , inaugurated the paper's "Science Journal" in 2002. She was previously the senior science writer at Newsweek, covering neuroscience, genetics, physics, astronomy, climatology and anthropology. |
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