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Open Spaces Quarterly Magazine -- Views From the Northwest
Open Spaces Quarterly Magazine provides a forum for voices that speak with knowledge and insight to issues affecting people in every region of the United States and around the world. Created in Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon in the Pacific Northwest, Open Spaces is dedicated to an openness of attitude, intellect and approach. In this spirit, Open Spaces offers perceptive articles on politics, publishing, culture, law, science, music, business, art, education, health, sleep, food, travel and gardening, as well as thought provoking stories, essays and poetry.
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Articles to Check Out
Changing Focus After Fifty by Maura O'Scannlain and Penny Harrison -- For those exploring new directions.
Two Tales from Afghanistan by James Opie
The Mother of Beauty” by John Daniel -- An essay to bring understanding and comfort to anyone who has had to deal with the death of a loved one.
Volcanoes and Superquakes: Living with Geologic Hazards in the Pacific Northwest by Stephen L. Harris -- In view of Mt. Redoubt's ashing Alaska.
Rethinking Health Care by Marvin W. Harrison, M.D. -- A new perspective on an old problem.
The Coming Generational Storm by Steve McConnel -- What are we leaving for the next generations--even without the current economic problems?
Sleeping Together, Sleeping Apart and Normal Sleep by Robert Sack, M.D.
PLUS: Several other articles are now posted.
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