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After Initial Contact: Making Your Brochure More Effective

Turing hits on your website into sales can be a challenge. Read this article to discover how to follow up with an effective brochure.

By: Karen Kalis

Basic Management Styles: Authoritarian

To be an effective manager, you need to understand the basic styles of management, and when they are or are not appropriate. What follows is one of the most common styles of management, and when it is appropriate to use this style.

By: Lincoln Bittner

E-Commerce: All about Communications

At the very heart of Internet access and e-commerce is the sleuth of emerging communications technologies.....

By: Nazan Fathy

Employee Self-Service Applications

This article describes the benefits of employee self-service (ESS) applications – most notably their ability to handle many mundane HR tasks – and includes a list of well-respected suppliers.

By: Christina Morfeld

You can do it too

It’s time you cosy up to the search engines and directories.

By: Chris McClean

Boy Crazy! Where the Boys Are

Move over Pokemon. It's the latest craze in trading cards.

By: Jenna Doscher

Coronation Street Report Cards

Suite101.com hands doles out marks to all of the characters on Coronation Street. Find out who's at the top of the class and who's been sent to stand in the corner with a dunce cap on.

By: Greg Wadden

Isabella, a.k.a. Sojourner Truth (abt 1797-1883)

Isabella became Sojourner Truth as an adult, when she ran away at age 24. Her master had promised to let her go a year ahead of the mandatory, according to New York law, 25. When he didn't, she left on her own. As an adult, she campaigned throughout the country for freedom for black people, and for women. She had the privilege of meeting President Lincoln, and he, reciprocally, found it a privilege to meet her. She was moved by the great sadness of his face and the obvious heavy burden that sagged his shoulders, so she decided to make the conversation a light one. "I never heard of you until folks started talking about you for president," she said. Lincoln smiled and responded, "Well, I heard of you for years before I even thought about being president. Your name was well known where I came from." Sojourner asked him to sign her "Book of Life" a scrapbook and autograph book about great people she'd met and esteemed. Lincoln wrote: For Aunty Sojourner Truth A. Lincoln October 29, 1864 The regard Lincoln had for her was representative of what all folks who were against slavery also had. A tall, outspoken woman who gave her life, body and soul, to try to better the condition of her people and her sex.

By: Mary Lou Derksen

Rolling With The Punches in "Savage Instinct" part 1

A behind the scenes look at what it's like to audition for and work in "No-Budget"/"Low-Budget" films.

By: Lory-Michael Ringuette

Will Smith Factsheet

Biography, trivia, tons of links to the best sites on the web.

By: Susan Duckett

A new Gem - AccessLife.com

Accesslife.com, a new disability e-zine that you'll really enjoy! It has alot to offer.

By: Michelle Struik

Alternative Therapies

Some alternative therapies and treatments have become very popular with lupies. Let's take a look at some of the new/old remedies used today.

By: Karyn Moran Holton

Alternative Therapies, Part II

Part 2 of a series looking at the new/old remedies being used today to treat different illnesses and diseases, including lupus!

By: Karyn Moran Holton

Book Review: Allergies and Asthma for Dummies

A review of the new "For Dummies" book, Allergies and Asthma for Dummies, by William E. Berger, M.D.

By: Colleen Kaemmerer

Chairs, Posture, Ergonomics and the Alexander Technique

Why looking for the "perfect chair" may not be as important as learning how to look after your own posture and coordination.

By: Robert Rickover

Could You Have Type II?

Type II diabetes often has no symptoms, yet certain factors may help you identify whether you are at risk.

By: Alexandria Powell

Flares

Fibromyalgia flares and how to handle them during the heat of the summertime.

By: Cynthia Webber

Funding Research to Treat MS

The process for funding multiple sclerosis research directly impacts the discovery of treatments available for all forms of the disease.

By: Pamela Martin

Help! I need a root canal!

Get the real-deal on root canal treatments

By: Tracey Ryan

Herpes and Pregnancy

An overview of the special circumstances surrounding herpes, pregnancy and birth.

By: Meredith Stone

Mammograms and Breast Exams

A report on two recent studies involving the diagnosis of breast cancer.

By: Mary D. Brown

Passage Into Paradise - A Caregiver's Journey - PART THREE

The third installment of a moving account of caregiving and Alzheimer's Disease.

By: Karen Largent

Selecting A Plastic Surgeon

Resources and information to help find a qualified plastic surgeon.

By: Michael McLaughlin

Soul Mates

Soul mates; who comes to mind when these words are spoken? The concept behind the words is a spiritual union with someone special in your life. Is that person always a husband, wife or significant other? Perhaps it is a special child in your life!

By: Carol Gossard

The disabled must be informed voters to protect their rights.

Knowing the voting behavior of political parties is the key to protecting your rights.

By: William Robb

The Journey of Dieting: Part 3 of 3 - EXERCISE

Finding an exercise program that works for you.

By: Mary Ellen Popolo

Transplant Medication Information

Medications needed to help keep your transplant working, are not without sometimes serious effects. Read about the more common medications and their side effects.

By: Christine O'Connor

Visualization Therapy, tapping into your imagination.

Using the creative powers of the imagination to unlock the healing process in the brain.

By: Lina Jo Gilliland

Crayon Paper Techniques #1

A simple technique for creating quality handcrafted papers using cardstock, crayons an iron and some old newspapers.

By: Seshat

Hold the Bubbly

Alcohol and gift baskets don’t mix -- unless you own a liquor store. Find out the potential problems that can occur with this mixture and learn what alternatives exist to keep you out of trouble.

By: Jowoanna Williams

LET'S VISIT THE MUSEUMS...PART II

I would like to continue with the museums of England, France, Denmark, Belgium, Italy, Holland and Switzerland. So, if you happen to be on holiday in any of these countries, be sure to stop by.

By: Joan Lawrence

Little Things to Do

Here are some free patterns on the Internet for small projects: dishcloths, a dog sweater, dog and cat toys, hats, socks, and more.

By: Adelle Tilton

Rounding Out Your Kitchen

Descriptions of some of the cabinets that a designer can use to provide more storage space.

By: Brian Mahoney

Spanish Lace - part 1

A history and description of Spanish Lace

By: Lori Howe

STAR QUILTS from the Kansas City Star

A review of the quilt book "Star Quilts" published by the Kansas City Star includes where to order the book.

By: Jeanne Walsh

Summer Fun

Some summer time freebies.

By: Peggy Pechacek

The light at the end of the tunnel..

When things are out of our control and/or don't go the way we'd prefer, what do we do?

By: Ronda Asta

Traditional Indian Style.

In India the architecture and interior design were mainly in the form of either aristocratic or spiritual expression. The life style of common man was neither recognized nor was given any particular importance. Yet traditional Indian style is something different from what India is today.

By: Madhavi Sudarsan

Americana Hits Mainstream Audiences

Lately, I've been listening to more traditional styles of Country & Western music. I'll be the first to admit that today's pop-influenced Country radio has left me a bit cold. The last time this happened, I switched from 60's Rock & Roll to Classical and Jazz; I guess that really dates me. This month, we'll look at two sites that deal with what's commonly called Americana. However, these sites are primarily oriented toward Bluegrass. Even if you still like today's Country radio, take a moment to explore these offerings.

By: Steven Lind

Embodyment :: "The Narrow Scope of Things"

Embodyment used to be thorned roses and ominous skies. Now they are daisies and bright sunsets, and it's all on the shoulders of their new lead singer.

By: Jon Hodges

Frances Tomelty: Life and Career of Sting's First Wife

Find out more about this talented actress and first wife of Sting.

By: Melanie Gold

New CDs for Neil Young, Douglas September, Ani DiFranco and Aimee Mann

Review of latest CDs "Silver & Gold", "IO", "Up up up up" and "Bachelor No 2 or the Last Remains of Dodo".

By: Eberhard Wenzel

On the record

More and more recorded folk music is being issued as own-label releases. Some of it's OK.

By: Ray Chandler

On the record

More and more recorded folk music is being issued as own-label releases. Some of it's OK.

By: Paula Kirman

Pitch Black to Tour New Zealand

Top electronic music act Pitch Black have announced a new tour and new album, 'electronomicon'

By: Anne-Marie de Bruin

Scarecrow and Tinmen "Super Hero"

Scarecrow and Tinmen just released their new album "Super Hero", and it's even better than the last album "No Place Like Home"! Check out some sound clips here from the new album!

By: Daniel Janowski

A Woman's Place

A review of Bernadine Tillman's "A Woman's Place".

By: Cristy Wright

Adventures Down Under

An overview of traveling young on three trips through the Outback of Australia.

By: Sharon Tabor Warren

AMERICANA

The whole country celebrates the Fourth of July. Do you teach your children why? By the books, or do you teach them your own version of "Independence"?

By: Donna Lauritzen

Dogs with Wings, Cats with Wheels

Can't visit the places luring you from those glossy brochures because you don't know what to do with Alpo? Take him with you. Traveling with Whiskas seems too daunting? Not with these practical tips and guidelines. Go ahead, choose your destination and make it happen!

By: Karen Jenista

Education IRAs

The Education IRA is yet another type of IRA. Find out what it's all about.

By: Lori Bader

Help! I Need a Work at Home Job NOW!

Frustrated with trying to find a work at home job? Don't know where to start? Let Bonny walk you through her 3 step process to find the home-based employment of your dreams.

By: Bonny Albo

Letting Go

Letting go of control over your child's garden can be difficult, but allows the child to have a wonderful learning opportunity. It gives the chance to learn from their own experiences, not from mom's. © Linda Mazar

By: Vickie Ferguson

Mom, Where Do Babies Come From?

I'm reluctant to let my kids view television shows pertaining to childbirth.

By: Shannon

Pregnancy and Prenatal Development on the Web

Discusses resources available on the web to guide new parents and assist them in learning about, and preparing for, their new baby.

By: Tara Kuther

Soak Away Stress

Say goodbye to stress through a relaxing bath or shower. Find out how scent therapy can relieve tension and stress.

By: Marci Stocks

Teaching Conflict Resolution Skills to Our Children

A profile of The Conflict Resolution Education Network, a program that deals with providing students with conflict resolution training.

By: Joan Fumia

The Vacating Baby Blues

A humorous look at the trials of lugging a baby along on your summer vacation.

By: Dale Kiefer

Exploring Agatha Christie's Art of Deception and Digression

A review of Pierre Bayard's Who Killed Roger Ackroyd, a work that examines Agatha Christie's The Murder of Roger Ackroyd and offers a convincing argument that the solution Christie's detective Hercule Poirot advances is not the same as the one Christie intends.

By: Janet Kay Blaylock

Oh, the things we do for the things we love...

An early report on the Tolkien and Middle-earth fan programming track at Dragoncon.

By: Douglas Charles Rapier

Summer Bargain Books

A list of some great book bargains available for purchase online. Some surprises for the kids too!

By: Irene Taylor

GT WINNER OF LEMANS IS SCRATCHED

Bob Wollek and Dick Barbour lose bid for GT victory at LeMans due to one extra liter in fuel tank.

By: Bonnie Quick

Match Fixing (Part I of II)

The hottest topic in the world of cricket for quite sometime now. Here is a summary of what happened and what should be done?

By: Ahmad Nawaz

My June Thoughts

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Raw report from 5/1/00

Report on the 5/1 episode of RAW

By: Brady Carlson

After the Korean Summit

A few thought following the Korean Summit at Pyongyang, June 12-14, 2000.

By: Barky The Dog

And They’re Off! July in New York

Part Two of the New York Summer Supplement

By: Jeanne-Michele Vigna

Dublin's Museums - As Good As Any in Europe

A list of the best museums to visit in Dublin.

By: Irene Togher

Let The Games Begin !

How a doctor from a small Shropshire town help give the world back the Olympics.

By: John Neill

S is for Sailing

This article is about learning to sail different types of sailboats, starting with a little 14' Sunfish and continuing up to chartering 50 footers.

By: Gary W. Taylor

The Japanese Sword -- Part One

The Japanese sword combines unbreakability, rigidity and lethal cutting power, and it is in the resolution of these conflicting practical requirements that it emerges as a triumph of the forger’s art.

By: Lance Lindley

How To Easily Put Your Ebooks on the Web

You have a manuscript but no publisher. Here's how to use the web to easily and affordably convert your work into an ebook.

By: Kris Williams

Kooks!

What makes them tick?

By: Kelly Love Johnson

Syndicate Yourself!

Review of Michael Sedge's newest book, Successful Syndication.

By: Deb Jones

What do you REALLY know about ketchup?

A brief history of an American staple and its development.

By: Judy Thomas

What is the problem?

Basic elements of plots - there has to be a problem of some sort or there is no story

By: Sherry-Anne Jacobs

A Designer Career

If you are creative, possess good aesthetic sense and can draw well, find out about the opportunities that a career in design can offer you....

By: Paym Bergson

A Pool Owner's Nightmare

Read on a family's close-call to tragedy. Review water safety features good for pool owners, parents and daycare workers.

By: Marie-Helen Goyetche

Citizenship Exam!?

For those of you who will have to take the exam, here is some help. For those who don't have to take the citizenship exam, check out what Immigration requires from applicants before becoming a naturalized citizen.

By: Twila Godinez

Home Ed Rides Again

This article is an eclectic mix of news about my family and our recent learning adventures.

By: Joan Archer

Meeting Others

Summer time is the season for homeschooling conferences.... what can the unschooler find there?

By: Teri Brown

Summer Kid 'Zines

Summertime... and the reading is easy in these great 'Zines for kids!

By: Irene Taylor

Supreme Court Hears Latimer Appeal

Robert Latimer's long legal saga wound its way back to the Supreme Court today with his lawyer arguing Latimer killed his disabled daughter out of love. Edward Greenspan said Latimer acted to save his daughter, who had severe cerebral palsy, from the agonizing pain of yet another operation.

By: Keenan Wellar

Visuals in the Classroom 2: The Circus

This lesson plan gives an example of how visuals may be used in the ELT classroom for structure practice and fluency.

By: Brenda Townsend Hall

Warfare:Part 1-weapons

This article describes a few popular Egyptian weapons in detail, and should give you some insight into how the Egyptians fought. My next article will also be on warfare.

By: Jodee Redmond

Shopping for Supplies: A Personal Approach

We all have choices about where to spend our homebrewing dollars. I like taking a personal approach. I like great deals, but it's also important to support good service and high quality merchandise.

By: John Gorton

Summer Heat; Spicy Marinades

Spicy marinades for grilling meat, poultry and seafood.

By: Judy Howle

A Trio of Pirates

Time and distance separated Murat Rais, Kanhoji Angria, and Howell Davis, but each of these men employed audacious cunning to become successful pirates. Although probably an Albanian by birth, Murat Rais rose high in the ranks of the Barbary corsairs. The African Kanhoji Angria terrorized British ships in the Indian Ocean, and the Welsh seaman turned pirate, Howell Davis, hoodwinked governors into believing that he hunted pirates for a living.

By: Cindy Vallar

City Hall. San Francisco, California

An outstanding building, an outstanding rehabilitation. What more can be said?

By: Michael Morrissey

CONSUELO VANDERBILT

Consuelo Vanderbilt was one of the beautiful and wealthy American women who married English noblemen in the late nineteenth century. More community minded than most, she devoted much of her time to 'good causes'.

By: Viola Ashford

DAISY LEE BATES: Civil Rights Activist

A profile of Daisy Lee Gaston Bates, whose name is synonymous with segregation and the first against legal and social obstacles to educational opportunity for African-American youth.

By: Maisah B. Robinson, Ph.D.

Family versus Familia, Historical Definitions of the Family

A look at the historical definitions of the word or concept of family and how they compare to our modern day definitions.

By: Rachelle Hughes

Ideologies at War

The imperialist world order died on the battlefields of the Great War. From its ashes arose three forms of socio-political organization that would, in the span of twenty years, initiate an even bloodier war aimed at determining which of the competing ideologies would govern the post-imperial world. Under the banners of democracy, communism and facism, armies once again marched into battle.

By: Ralph Zuljan

Jine the Cavalry

A brief history of recent cavalry and draft animal use in the military.

By: Dennis Morehouse

July 1 and July 4

Children of one mother, Canada and the United States are the same but different. As we each celebrate our nation's birthday, let's compare and contrast some history.

By: J. M. Bridgeman

Royalty in the 20th Century (Part 7)

The monarchies of Thailand, Tonga, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom in the 20th century.

By: Cinderella

The Visit.

I invite you to come and experience a short moment back in time, at the Court of Elizabeth I.

By: Wendy J. Dunn

Finding Friends (Quaker) Meetings and Churches on the Internet

Guide to finding local congregations of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) using the Internet.

By: Bill Samuel

From Magick to New Age

An introduction to New Age Perspectives

By: Donna L. Quesinberry

Interview With Kristo: Part One

Part one of two interviewing Curtis Christopher Cates, M.D. about Kristo.com, his website offering Jungian dream analysis, dream seminars, astrology, daily horoscopes and much more.

By: Lauri Jean Crowe

King Ashoka

Brief history of King Ashoka, an early proponent of Buddhism.

By: Brooke Schedneck

Lectionary, The Season of Pentecost

A look at the common Lectionary and the Season of Pentecost

By: Tim Zingale

Libertarians and the Environment

This article is about the Libertarian position on environmental issues.

By: Francois Tremblay

Once Upon America

The cry of a far-off train whistle, the visceral growl of an automotive V-8, the spirit song of a heavy booster headed for deep space, these are the audible icons of American progress.

By: Larry Winn

Our Way...the Noletirian Tradition

The Noletirian Tradition

By: Karen Mitchell

Self-esteem - part 1

People with low self-esteem are everywhere in the world. Most of them are not happy with what they are and are depressed due to that. While others portray themselves as supirior and above others.

By: Asha Wate

Seventh Annual OCF Conference

The Seventh Annual Obsessive Compulsive Foundation Conference will be held August 11-13, 2000 in Schaumberg, Illinois.

By: Cherlene Pedrick

ST. THERESE of LISIEUX and the statue that smiled!

This article is about the early life of St. Therese of Lisieux, and the formation of her spirituality.

By: Sheila M. Coyle

The Development Of My Spirituality

A disscussion on the development of my personal philosopy of life.

By: Kerry Dennis

The Lost Continent of Atlantis

An entire continent is said to have sunk into the ocean over 11,000 years ago. Is the undiscovered Atlantis still waiting beneath the ocean or is it merely a fabricated myth?

By: Brenda Gambrell

The weak and the strong

An introduction to the subject of atheism, and what future columns will bring.

By: Francois Tremblay

Using Explanatory Notes: Mark 9:14-29: A Possessed Boy

The article seeks to illustrate the four rules for using explanatory notes through a reading of Mark 9:14-29.

By: alberto esmeralda

Caught in a Williwaw

A pair of sailors brave high winds to try and compete in a race. They meet disaster, all because of their lifejackets.

By: Anne Schwab

Charles Elmer Fox - An Ardent Thumber Who Loves the Rails

Charles Elmer Fox was a hobo. Oddly enought he hitched a lot more than he hoboed though. In recalling his life, he wrote a series of wonderful anecdotes, revelling in the romance of the rails, and glossing over the thumbing as is unimportant. Take a look at this interesting character!

By: Bernd Wechner

FishGolf

Fish Golf, fishing with a twist

By: Stanley M. Campbell

Free Yourself: Alternatives to Nada Surf

How to get your stoke when the surf is flat.

By: Nathan Myers

Operating Around Barges and Towboats

Always be on the lookout for danger when operating around barges and towboats.

By: Capt. Matt

Pack Up Your Troubles

Lain shares her packing tips that will get you on the road as quick as possible.

By: Tami Brady

Part 2. Mixing and Storing Powder for an Ultra.

conversation about storing powder

By: John Seeley

Sweet Tears.

memories can be a good thing...

By: Lynn Seely

A Walk Through My Garden, Part 1

I've finally taken some electronic pictures of my garden. Here are some of my vegetable garden along with some ideas you can try in your organic garden.

By: Jill Florio

Adorable Alpines

Easy to grow alpines for the open garden

By: Jane Hollis

Ambiance

After you have built your pond, selected the plants and stocked it with fish what more is there to do? Plenty!

By: Marie A. Miczak

Another Bucket

Another "Bucket" found in the Orchid Garden!

By: Linda Fortner

Attracting Painted Ladies...Butterflies, That Is!

Attracting Painted Lady, American Painted Lady, or West Coast Lady butterflies to flower gardens isn't difficult. Learn the differences between these gorgeous "painted ladies" and what their nectar and host plant preferences are. This will help you select appropriate flowers to plant for their dining pleasure. Planting their favored host plants will also assure their caterpillars of a place to bed and board -- a critical aspect of butterfly gardening.

By: Naomi Mathews

Back 2 Basics!

Hydroponics rafts, pools, tanks, & wells!

By: MBR

Blooming Windows

Any gardener can make opulent and gorgeous window boxes. They are easy to fill, easy care for and easily grown.

By: Michael Vyskocil

Caring for a Dalmatian

Dalmatians require exercise, grooming, visits to the vet, and special dieteray considerations.

By: Cheryl Rhodes

Degus and Dormice and Duprasi . . . Oh My!

Plucky little rodents you've probably never heard of

By: Dorothy Hoffman

Eliminate daylilies's Pests without Poison

I think we would all like to leave this earth in better shape than we found it. Discover some new tools to using earth friendly pesticides.

By: Ellen Roddy

Fish Compatibility - a quick discussion

A discussion of some of the more common issues that should be considered when trying to determine fish compatibility.

By: Douglas DuHamel

Foods for your feline

Wet or dry foods? Which is better? What else can be done?

By: Caroline Anderson

Fun With Feathers!

Too lovely to toss in the trash, here are a few uses I've come up with over the years for all those molted parrot feathers!

By: Veronica Armstrong

Herbs, Vegetables and Weeds

Gardeners who hope to attract birds and butterflies to their gardens may fail to realize that many common plants can serve a useful purpose in creating a wildlife-friendly garden. Many of these are familiar to us as vegetables or herbs, perennial or annual flowers, and shrubs.

By: Murdo Morrison

How to Save Money at the Grooming Shop

This article helps you save a dollar or two at the groomers. At the very least it will help you to be a preferred customer.

By: Jill Florio

July Gardening In The Low Desert 2000

Some good ideas on keeping rabbits out of the low desert garden, including some plants they may not like as well as others.

By: Pat Kolb

Keep the Land Alive: Sustainable Ag Practices

Sustainable agriculture principles from Nol Ward, the Web master at Ranchwest.com. Included: a link to the full text of an e-mail interview with Nol Ward.

By: Robin Blackburn Jerkins

Lady Lavender

The history and uses of lavender

By: Audrey Stallsmith

My Love is Like a Red, Red ... Rottie?

A rare beauty or a rip off?

By: Wendy Smith

No Fleas...Please!

Flea control is vital to an animal's health, happiness, and in some case life. Though fleas are everywhere and hard to control, steps may be taken to control infestations.

By: Ann Downing

Plant Health Care, Part 3- Soil Micro-biota

Soils are communities of living organisms that often form symbiotic relationships that function to enhance plant health, vigor and growth. In part 3 of PHC, check out the Micro-biota that inhabit the rhizosphere.

By: Wesley Ford

Planting Native Three Sisters Crops in Desert Areas: Corn

The Three Sisters food crops of corn, beans, and squash return to the desert sand near Tucumcari. This is a report on how well the native planting methods produced food crops in an empty field in one of our country's first farming areas.

By: Max Dalrymple

Serenity

Getting out in nature

By: Connie Troutman

Suite Help For Weeds

Weeds, the bane of gardeners.

By: Howard Deutch

Understanding Livestock Handling

The importance of handling livestock correctly and safely.

By: Don De Beyer

Variety, Variety, Variety....

Is your garden boring? Part One of Three on gardening with roses..

By: Adriela Sakamoto

What's New in Daffodils?

Learn about new varieties of daffodils for 2000.

By: Mary Lou Gripshover

What's Your Favorite Color?

Terms used to describe horse colors and links to color breed associations.

By: Patricia Celley

JASPER

JASPER describes several cryptocrystalline members of the quartz family. These stones are usually opaque and have been valued by people for thousands of years.

By: Sandra I. Smith

Tracking Pelvic Infammatory Disease (PID)

Not all women with untreated gonorrhea develop PID. A recent study may have uncovered one reason certain strains of this bacterial disease are more dangerous than others.

By: Neal Rolfe Chamberlain

Are these phones? Yes!

Pictures of latest mobile phones.

By: Wai Seto

CPHACK

This is just a short article on CPHACK and the DMCA. There are awesome links to more articles on censorware and cphack.

By: Marcia Wilbur

E-Commerce and Privacy

E-commerce is simply about profit. It's about offering your products and services for sale online and closing those sales while at the same time building a loyal customer base. That is your mission isn't it? In sales, knowing your customers' needs is the first and foremost rule to abide by. But how will you encourage your Web site visitors to tell you everything you want to know about them?

By: Faith Sloan

Preview: "Serious Sam"

A new FPS from a bunch of Croatians is suprisingly good

By: Dan Finkelstein

Where's The Love?

There's a definite lack of really compelling game titles out there these days. Here's my take on the situation.

By: Armaan Khan

Copyright and the Artist (Part 2)

Here's some more copyright info!

By: Cecilia H. Lee

How Not To Cast Your Own Play

A look at some of the common pitfalls playwrights experience when casting their own plays.

By: Grimace Boyer

Keep in Touch-Part 1 (E-mail Lists)

Keep in touch with other dancers through e-mail lists.

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PRINTMAKING, part III (final)

The third & final part of how prints are made, and why the others are reproductions.

By: Gretchen Wms. Jurek

The Dancer’s Diet

A quick-and-dirty guide to nutrition for dancers.

By: Sara Clemence

The Magic Touch

Creating using touch.

By: Karen Wynn

The Sad and Painful Truth of Thiebaud's Art

Contemporary artist Wayne Thiebaud paints the modern world as he sees it, with an honest and unique perspective.

By: Tricia Dake