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Sep 20, 2000

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Education & Career

A quick look at the issues involved with being a trailing male expat.

By: Huw Francis

Food & Drink

Craig Claiborne's Kitchen Primer

A review of this introductory cookbook.

By: Kimberly Skopitz

Dare to by Spicy

Explore the world of spices and herbs and add new flair to your meals.

History

Was there a real King Arthur?

Did King Arthur exist? I find the legendary King Arthur more interesting, than any real one, but this is a fasinating question.

By: Viola Ashford

Music

Soul Train: R&B's Home

Tribute to Soul Train and its 30 years of support for R&B/Souls singers

By: Paula Chase-Hyman

Partners & Parents

School Sucks - Not Anymore!

If you've ever been bored in school, then you'll love these "entertain-yourself" tips.

By: Angelique Thomas

A great way to control the great *gimme* monster!

By: Amy B. Jeanroy

Politics & Society

E-Mail Etiquette

Email - high tech communication.

Visual & Performing Arts

William Morris's Typefaces

This article takes a look at the various forms of typeface William Morris used at his Kelmscott Press.

Film & TV

"Splinter of the Mind's Eye" -- A Book Review

A review of the book "Splinter of the Mind's Eye," by Alan Dean Foster.

By: Shelly G. Hemig

Burning at Both Ends

My own take on the debate to legalize narcotics, taking into account recent works by Richard Miller, a frequent writer on this issue, and the noted libertarian scholar David Boaz.

By: Emily Woodward

Paul Morrissey's Heat

Straight from the Andy Warhol factory comes this trashy send-up of Sunset Boulevard.

By: Jeremiah Kipp

Health & Wellness

Bedrest: How to Beat the Boredom

List of ideas and links to help you survive bedrest.

By: Eric Jordan Jensen

YOUR EMERGENCY ROOM VISIT: WHAT TO TAKE WITH YOU

This guide outlines what information you need to have with you in the event of a visit to the Emergency Room.

By: Susan Staples

Home & Style

A Roast by Any Other Name Would Smell as Delicious

Well, it's that time of year, in these parts. The weather is colder and our pallets crave hearty foods. Nothing is heartier than a roast. Whether it's Pot Roast, Roast Beef, Roast Pork, or a Ham, we love them. But it's hard to know how to cook them.

By: Eileen O'dea

Outdoor & Recreation

Lisbon: Rocking and Rolling into the Millenium Pt 10

We sail up the Tagus River, to its estuary and the city of Lisbon. It is a beautiful city, with wide boulevards, lush gardens, and magnificent squares filled with statues, fountains and flowers. There are many monuments and historical sites, commemorating its glorious nautical past. There are cathedrals, churches, monasteries and convents, a huge aquarium, and maritime museum, a sports complex, built for Expo 98 as well as museums and galleries. Colorful, tile covered buildings line Narrow cobblestone streets that wind though the picturesque old town. The ten towers of St George's castle keeps watch high above the city and the awesome Monument of Discoveries looks out to sea. As usual I have many pictures, links. Feel free to start a discussion of make a comment. Please join me. Mary Ellen Bradshaw.

By: Mary Ellen Bradshaw

What a delightful idea ... hiking in the dark by the light of the moon. The Moonlight Hike is a planned event on the Friday night closest to the full moon. Very romantic!

By: Virginia O'Connor

Plants & Animals

I'm an unfit Mother Goose - I abandoned them for a weekend.

By: Vickie Ferguson

Summer Plant Survivors

(No, this is not a review of that t.v. show featuring grilled rat).
What PLANTS made it through the extreme conditions of the Y2K summer?

By: Emily Levitt

Reading & Literature

A comparative study of eighteenth century England with twentieth century America.

By: Viola Ashford

Russell Atwood's East of A: an Urban Thriller

Jeffery Deaver calls it "downtown noir."

Writing & Publishing

Fat Free Writing - Part Two

Second article in the Fat Free Writing Series

By: John L. Hoh, Jr.

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