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How to Keep Track of Your Customers

Using databases to carry out targeted marketing

By: Bert Markgraf

LAYOUT and ARTWORK - The Art of Arrangement in Graphics Design

The various steps of Design.

By: Swapan Brahmachari

Life is too serious to be organised, but...

An introduction to organiser software - with maybe a bit different approach. Hopefully useful for the traveler, but essential for the travel agent and other travel professionals.

By: Arnvid Aakre

Outstanding Opportunities Offered Online Off Of Outlet Malls

Reginald does not believe that the brick and mortar Outlet Malls offer very good prices. But look at what he has found on the Internet!

By: Maureen Fleury

Save Time, Improve Efficiency With Surfing Plan

Planning, time-management can make business time on the Web more effecient and effective

By: Shirley Gregory

Eulogy for Those That Served

A short eulogy to those that have served in the U.S. Armed Forces and how that relates to the motion pictures.

By: John Lovett

Language of Film 2: Beginning, Middle and End

The first act of a film helps define the rest of the movie.

By: Ken Nared

Secrets, Lies and Microchips

Current storylines and predictions for the coming weeks ahead of the show.

By: Deborah Horton

A Personal story from a person with crohn's

keep the stories coming and I will keep putting them here

By: Susan Johnson

Advanced Training (part 2 of 2)

A sample of an advanced workout schedule (actually, it's the exact one I use myself! :))

By: Matt Danielson

CHARTING BASICS: Putting It All Together

This article puts all three charting signs-basal body temperature, cervical fluid and cervical postion together. A short review of all three signs as well as some information on charting other fertility signs.

By: Lori Ramsey

Crystal Healing 2

A list of crystals and their healing properties.

By: Jodi Wetherup

Marvelous Mullein

An in-depth look at Mullein including medicinal and magical properties, tips on growing, and the history and folklore surrounding this marvelous herb!

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NCD's Report: What are the AT Implications?

What can the National Council on Disability's IDEA compliance report teach us about AT in public schools?

By: Denise Lance

Pursuit Of Happiness

Closed-Captioned for Hearing Impaired in movie theatres. Charles M. Schultz, will be missed, and so will his characters.

By: Jill Ann Smith

Romance and ADHD

The divorce rate among ADDers is higher than for the average population. How can you improve your chances of a lasting romance? Find out now

By: Valerie de Armas

Temporal Arteritis

Temporal arteritis is a rare disease in which throbbing, one-sided headaches are the major symptom. Left untreated, the disease can cause blindness, but if treated promptly, it will cause no lasting damage.

By: Barbara J. Mitchell

Twins and Multiples: A Four-Part Series

An introduction to a four-part series about twins/multiples.

By: Eric Jordan Jensen

Cradle Lace Pillow

Learn how to make a Cradle and Bolster Lacemaking pillow

By: Lori Howe

Drying Fruit

Drying apple, orange and lemon slices using the oven method.

By: Vickie Ferguson

Fibre--Great for the Body.

How to get more fibre in our diets. Creative and easy ways to increase fibre intake.

By: Debbie DeSpirt

Making It Home: Amy March's 1860s Bedroom

Recreate the taste and style of Little Women heroine Amy March.

By: Wende Feller

Ready Made Parties

An article encouraging busy moms to check out Ready-Made parties hosted by fast food restaurants and other facilities who provide most of the food and the main entertainment.

By: Jo Ann Wentzel

2000 Grammy Awards Preview and Review (Updated after the awards)

Preview of the February 23rd Grammy Awards and the editor's predictions on some of the winners. Also a post Grammy update.

By: Chad Bowar

Glimmer Gossip (Feb. 2000)

This month's Stones news

By: FactoryGirl

Review of U2's "Achtung Baby"

After they released this album, U2 were just about the biggest band in the world.

By: Nick Bendel

A Trip to the Library

What to do on another boring day? Pack up the kids and head for the local library. No, really, it can be fun!

By: Holly Gumpher

Recommended Reading

Recommended reading list for the divorced parent

By: Annelies Mouring

ROMANCE IN LITERATURE : Thomas Hardy's Return of the Native

Romance, being at the heart of many truths and tragedies, has often cropped up in classic literature. In this segment of Romance Through the Ages, we will explore a film adaptation of a classic literature piece which is currently available at many video rental stores and libraries.

By: Lynne Remick

Fat Man and Flu Man

A two-for-one special. This week we have a review of Fat Man in the Middle by Jack Germond plus the story of low-grade biological warfare against the Gary Bauer campaign.

By: Frank Monaldo

Kohl's Slush Funds: Will Germany's CDU Survive?

The scandal over slush funds of the German Christian Democrats has turned into a national crisis of democracy. The scandal started when the public prosecutors discovered evidence of secret accounts in the office of a party counselor. Testimonies involved former chancellor and party chairman Helmut Kohl, who has admitted that he has received about 2 million DM, but refuses to reveal the donors. Later more illegal funds were discovered, leading to first political consequences. By effect of the German party finance law the revelations risk to completely ruin the party of Adenauer, Erhard and Kohl. The crisis could topple even the new party chairman Wolfgang Schäuble, though a plausible successor is not yet in sight. In opinion polls the Christian Democrats have sharply fell. Hence, chancellor Schröder's coalition is strengthened, but the Social Democrats must fear to be involved in the scandal, too.

By: Peter Weber

American Athletes Enjoying Spotlight on Golden Spike Tour

American athletes are not only savoring the opportunity to compete in their own country on the Golden Spike Tour, but they are also enjoying the national television coverage the circuitprovides.

By: Susan Wessling

Free Agent Bonanza

Although it is too early to tell for certain, by all accounts these are the teams that have enjoyed some early free agent success.

By: Shane Andy Youngblood

Hearts Can Be Broken on Valentine's Day

Thoughts on the death of Tony Bettenhausen, Jr.

By: Gary Presley

Pool versus Snooker

Highlights of the Differences Between the two Games.

By: Neena V. Talpade

Shirley Muldowney to be welcomed back at Darlington

Shirley Muldowney returns to Darlington, Letter from Tom Compton to fans.

By: Kenneth D. Caudill

Tearing herself to Pierces

Mary Pierce is one of the biggest drawcards in tennis today. But will she ever be able to translate her popularity in the form of Grand Slam titles and the #1 ranking?

By: Michael Cecilio

1st Annual Life in Canada Review: 1999-2000

A year ago, I joined Suite101... here's what happened after that.

By: David Newman

Acadiana, Home of the Cajuns

This article identifies Acadiana as the south Louisiana region where Cajun culture has a predominant influence on the lives of its inhabitants.

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CYPRUS BRIEF HISTORY -part III

As now you are well known with the Cyprus history,"The Land You Will Love", this article will tell you further upto the 20th century.....

By: Mubashar Ahmad Baig

Getting Around Honolulu - THE BUS

Hawaii, travel, Honolulu, Waikiki, Oahu

By: Lottie Tagupa

TALES...U.S. CAMPAIGN Y2K UPDATE

Special U.S. Campaign Y2K Event Update

By: Coy Holley

The Language of Pearls:

Here are some handy tips on how to take care of these white dreams nestling in your jewelbox..

By: Meenakshi Subramaniam

The Washington State Art Scene

The arts community in Washington State is alive and well.

By: Jerri Brooker

Canaletto: A.K.A. Giovanni Antonio Canal

An Italian painter and etcher who specialized in "city views."

By: Jenn Greenleaf

Pax On Both Your Houses

applying cool rationality to the abortion issue

By: Glenn Hameroff

Television in the Seventies

If TV in the sixties was going through a time of growing up, then the seventies saw the medium get its act together and take over the world. Part One of two looks at drama in the seventies.

By: Allan Lee

Valued Words: Favorite Poem Project

Robert Pinsky, Favorite Poem Project, poetry

By: Sandra Linville

"Soldiers of the Nation"

Named in honor of the sacred buffalo who roamed the plains, these soldiers have done more than live up to their motto "Semper Leal" (Always Loyal).

By: Mary M. Alward

Accursed Cursive!

Some people in the teaching profession have proposed doing away with teaching cursive writing. This article deals with the consequences of that action.

By: Joan Archer

Mother Tongue: The Search for the First Language

The monogenetic theory begets furor and ferment

By: Robert Henderson

Stroke Happens

Strokes are devestating! They affect a person's ability to move, think and communicate. What is a stroke you say? Read on!

By: Schatze Rasmussen

Telementoring

Telementoring offers a realistic solution to the isolation of distance learning, with all the freedom and flexibility of e-communication.

By: Michael Cruse

Love Is In The Air

Valentine Recipes

By: Viraj Talpade

Digging In Your Own Backyard

Backyard archaeology - what to expect, who to call and what not to do when you find something in your shovel.

By: Jennifer Overhulse-King

Great General or Fortunate Figurehead? - Part 3

Part III: A Young Man Goes to War

By: Brian Tubbs

To Safeguard Democracy

In a land advocating the principle of democracy, why were prominent citizens and leaders ostracized?

By: Suzi Goode

Women and Children First!

Where did the custom of "Women and children first" begin?

By: Neal West

A Few Notes Regarding Upcoming Articles

This is just a quick note indicating the subjects of future articles.

By: Michelle Powell-Smith

Bipolar I Disorder - MANIA

information and diagnosing BipolarI Disoder, the manic pole of Bipolar Affective Disorder (manic depression)

By: Colleen Sullivan

Eating Out - A Continuation of the Couple Counseling Theme

The surprise dinner - a metaphor for problems the couple is having. Use this as a tool to help you as the counselor.

By: Bronwen Schoombie

Heartbreaking Haunts and Lovelorn Ghosts

Heartbroken ghosts and the places they haunt.

By: Janice Oberding

Is Too Much Soap Ever a Bad Thing?

This very funny collection of letters between a frustrated traveller and his hotel maids may not be true, but it is definitely hilarious.

By: Lisa Mongan

Media Madness

We all know how the media shapes our perceptions of the world. Sadly, when it comes to mental health, the media often winds up reinforcing the public's worst fears.

By: Kathy Brewis

OCD and the Christian – A Website Review

Yes, Christians can have OCD too. This website gives support to Christians fighting to break free from obsessive-compulsive disorder.

By: Cherlene Pedrick

Crazy Dog Travel Guide

A review of Crazy Dog Travel website.

By: Tami Brady

Dockside Do's and Don'ts

Learn how to be a good dockside neighbor and also protect your boat.

By: Capt. Matt

Flat-Hunting in Hong Kong

Looking for a place to live in Hong Kong? There are several factors to consider.

By: Haydee De Guzman

Our Changing Climates and Mulches.

Changing Climates and Mulches in the garden. Climate change is impacting now. Have you noticed?

By: Gary Buckley

The Cat - The Social Animal

Who says cats aren't friendly, social animals?

By: Caroline Anderson

The Magic of Primulas

Add masses of bright colour to your mixed borders, shrub beds, planters, and windowboxes. As there's over 400 species of primulas, there's at least one for your garden!

By: Susan Ward

The Story of Prism

what happens to a ex-stallion living with mares

By: Elizabeth Batt

Yardoponics!

Yardoponics discussion!

By: MBR

Hollywood's Literary Fascination

A discussion of Hollywood's recent fascination with turning novels into films.

By: Irene Taylor

Rudy Park: Good Online Strip

Good Sunday-only comic

By: Laura Kraus

Writing Families: A Natural Partnership Part 1

Part One in a series on African-American authors/illustrators of award-winning children's books who work with family members as their writing partners. This article focuses on the collaborative father and son team of Walter Dean and Christopher Myers.

By: Alessia Cowee

Dreamcast: Soul Reaver- Legacy of Kain Review

sega, saturn, dreamcast, games, video, video games

By: Ryan Newman

Gas 'Er Up

Need to track the mileage of business trips? Curious about the mileage you're getting with your new car? Want to know just how much money you're spending on your car? These applications can help.

By: Janice Karin

greenboy Interview (Part III)

Greenboy discusses more about the Phoenix Platform Consortium, including developer support and potential hardware initiatives (Part 3 of 4)

By: John Chandler

Salt Water

A wrap up of loose ends following my recent move. Successful implementation of a LAN and internet sharing software and a firewall for cable and DSL modems. ZoneAlarm

By: Brian Hughes

Who Controls Thy PC-II?

This is in continuation with the last article. This week, I have enlisted the most common ways you can be infected by a trojan horse. And it is natural that the ways to protect yourself are also given. DO read to get a insight in this matter

By: Mayur Kamat

Cranbrook Academy of Art

Sculpture, gardens and art - it doesn't get any better than this!

By: Judith Stock

Teachers...perhaps a musical theatre drama class? Part 3

Resources for teachers who may wish to introduce elements of musical theatre into their next drama class.

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