Robert Osborne has been the primetime host and anchor of the Peabody award winning TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES television network since TCM made it's on-air debut in April 1994. He is also known as the official biographer of "Oscar" because of a series of books he's written on the subject of the motion picture industry's annual Academy Awards, his latest being 80 YEARS OF THE OSCAR, an updated version of an
"We can open up the question of financial incentives" for organ donations "without worrying about undue coercive pressures," says Robert Veatch, professor of medical ethics and former director of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University.Watch our story on organ donation:http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandet...
Happy Friday! You may have spotted that over on Instagram all week we’ve been celebrating our new book by Mat Follas, Vegetable Perfection, with a #VegoftheDay picture by the very talented Steve Painter. We've been enjoying highlighting the beauty in vegetables, and how looking beyond the supermarket packaging and uniformity can reveal some real treats! Today’s picture was a beautiful salad of celeriac remoulade with heritage beetroot and since we’re so keen to make it ourselves this weekend, we decided to share. Enjoy!
Here it is, ladies and gentlemen! The new trailer for my upcoming novel IN EVERY CLOUD! Enjoy the video and mark your calendars for the release of my second novel with Bold Strokes Books this August.
Check out the cover for David Wootten's exciting new history of the scientific revolution!
5 out of 5 stars. “… We see the habits, personalities and strengths – both personal and command – that created men of such character that others would sacrifice themselves to keep them alive, and the importance of innovative men who trusted each other to make the right decision at the right time. The picture of them is clear, their fears, regrets, mannerisms, stubbornness and loyalties, and it wasn’t just the commanders or the main characters who were this well-drawn.
Today I'm practicing saying goodbye. An open and opinionated letter to Guilt