Article: Strange and Dangerous Dreams: The Fine Line Between Adventure and Madness.(Brief article)(Book review)

Article: Ain't no mountain high enough: the Banff Mountain Film and ...
Western Standard;  November 6, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... places, both in the outdoors, and inside of themselves," Powter says. In his latest book, Strange and Dangerous Dreams: The Fine Line Between Adventure and Madness, which is being showcased at the festival, the Canmore-based psychologist ...

Article: Moving Units; Dangerous Dreams
Pittsburgh City Paper;  October 20, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... Los Angeles trio Moving Units -- whose full-length debut Dangerous Dreams rises to heights not yet scaled by the likes of contenders such ... Article copyright Steel City Media. Photograph (CD Cover for Dangerous Dreams)

Article: Briefs: Time to hit the Silk Road to China
Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review;  July 30, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... with William Clark, commit suicide years later, believing himself a failure? In "Strange and Dangerous Dreams," subtitled "The fine line between adventure and madness," author and psychologist Geoff Powter analyzes the complicated psyches ...

Article: Dangerous dreams.(Brief Article)
Chemistry and Industry;  September 15, 2003 ;     522 words ...Dreaming and nightmares may precipitate heart attacks, according to Swiss scientists. They told delegates at the European Society of Cardiology in Vienna, Austria, that although heart attacks can occur throughout the day, the incidence peaks at between 3am and 5am, which is when dreams are most

Article: Dangerous dreams
The Village Voice;  April 16, 1996 ;     700+ words ...Of course the Nazis' genocidal regimen was terrible, and it's really good it was defeated. Bad as it was, though, it certainly brought the Jews together. They were a united, mutually supportive community in the camps in a way that they haven't been since; they experienced a commonality that

Article: Peddling dangerous dreams: Albena Arnaudova on the ...
New Internationalist;  January 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...`I choose where to go' is the last thing a Bulgarian teenager can claim. In the painful period of transition from a state-planned to a free-market economy, the quality of life for most Bulgarians has so deteriorated that 70 per cent of the population exists on or under the poverty line. Yet this

Article: Editorial - Dangerous dreams
Winnipeg Free Press;  August 11, 2008 ;     641 words ...Another survey of gambling habits in Manitoba offers much the same verdict as previous studies: This province is in love with games of very little chance. Specifically those at risk of addiction love video lottery terminals and slots. The provincial government, in charge of both operating and