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May 6, 1999

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Business & Finance

Venture Capital - Do's / Don'ts

By: Stuart Bourhill

Home & Style

Discovering Your Hardwood Floor, Part 1

Tips and thoughts on evaluating the condition of your hardwood floors and getting them ready to refinish.

By: John J. Pascarella

Outdoor & Recreation

Ped, a memoir, My dad was brought up on a homestead on Bowen Island. Tales of his youth, his dog Minnie, brother Ernie became a hero with " Nearer my God to thee." Then there is "Old Nick," an albino Killer Whale and other stories.

By: Mary Ellen Bradshaw

Sports

You'll Never Walk Alone

Food & Drink

Roasted Asparagus Salad with Tangerine Dressing

This lively Asian-style salad is terrific on its own or teamed with roast chicken, roast lamb or broiled shrimp.

By: Marna Gatlin

Music

Lilith Fair, Ozzfest and Woodstock head up summer festivals.

A rundown of the major concert festivals this summer.

Taking your first steps in Piping.

Plants & Animals

Battling Breast Cancer with Impatiens

Support breast cancer research by buying impatiens bedding plants in the "Memories, Milestones & Miracles" campaign.

By: Keith Muraoka

Eupatorium (Agrimony)

A review of Eupatoriums, some great types, nice pictures and directions on how to grow all.

By: Jojo Sigurgeirson

It's human nature to want something we can't have and gardeners are no exception.

By: Diana Morgan

Hybridizing Daffodils Part #2

Hybridization of daffodils not only requires the patience to wait for several years for results, it also requires the knowledge of cultivation, and selection of the seedlings with potential for further study and evaluation.

By: Clay Higgins

Travel

Canadian Nobel Winners

Canada has contributed enough to get some nobels prizes. Here is a little view at these either Canadian Born or Canadian Citizens who have won the Nobel Prizes.

By: David Newman

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