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Business & Finance Goodbye 20th Century Mall…Hello 21st This article will discuss ways in which the traditional “mall” brick and mortar concept is benefiting from the use of new Internet technologies. By: Rodney Byrd Managing People How to manage people effectively to benefit your small business. By: Bert Markgraf The US and Japan: Old Rivals, New Issues? Emerging Asian economic strength causes tremendous controversy for American foreign policy. The free market knows no cultural or class distinctions. The level playing field is a nice theory, but it rarely exists in reality. By: Carey Goodman Film & TV Introduction to Korean culture: Chunhyang Review of Korean film Chunhyang, which gives Westerners a glimpse into Korean culture. By: Jennifer A. Wickes Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Saturday Night and Sunday Morning By: Wyn Middleton The Death of the Old West: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Any movie in which Jimmy Stewart punches John Wayne in the jaw has to be interesting! But there is a lot more to the film than this. By: David Macdonald The Oscars: Pictures or Politics? The Academy Awards is as much about the picture as it is about politics - as history has revealed. By: Lea Frydman Health & Wellness Flower Essences ~ Rescue Remedy (Part II) Part 2 in the Flower Essence series will teach us how to make the "Rescue Remedy." By: T. Darlene Cheek Mind & Soul Chapter 2: Yoga of Knowledge - Verse 19, 20 & 21 The body perishes. The Self cannot be slain. By: S.Kavita Lost Liberty, Lost Humanity Even with the technological growth, and the wealth it brings. We are still able to stumble and fall on our core beliefs which grant us the liberties to strive harder, and further. There is no government strong enough. No community large enough. Which can protect all things. If we become too comfortable with the bliss of today’s growing ignorance, towards the life we have taken as a "RIGHT", then we are no more powerful, and more and more insubstantial, than any petty third world nation. Who just maybe the one to take us down. By: David T. Davis The Greatness of Renunciates - Verse 5 & 6 What makes a renunciate magnificiant and above the ordinary people? By: Seetha Natarajan Plants & Animals Take the A Train Learn how training a Doberman differs from other breeds. By: Deborah J. Myers Wanted: Dead or Alive? What's still sleeping in your garden? And when will it wake up? By: Emily Levitt Sports Another exciting season is underway Summary of season opener at Daytona. By: Amanda Vincent DEI's third entry......... DEI has three entries on the Cup Circuit? By: Thomas M. Sampson Formula One - 2001 Calendar and Teams The complete schedule for the 2001 Formula One season alongwith the teams names and driver lineup for the year. By: Anand Janefalkar RAW Report 2/26/01 Tonight, Kurt Angle wants the Rock! Big Show wants the Rock! Stephanie doesn't want to fight her dad and her dad don't care! By: Brady Carlson Visual & Performing Arts Dancing To Distraction When you're on stage, is the audience focusing on your fabulous interpretation of the music, or is their attention riveted on something else? Here's a light-hearted look at issues that can destroy the impact you're hoping to achieve with your show. By: Julie Elliot Your 8x10 Resume: The Credits Finishing up the two-part series on building a proper resume for your headshot, this article goes in to depth on how and what to list in the "credits" section of your resume. Features a sample resume for you to download and modify. By: Eric Prescott		Education & Career A Bus Adventure A commuters story. Find out what it's like to be on a bus in Bangkok. ,A commuters story. Find out what it's like to be on a bus in Bangkok. By: aimee joy cabriles End of the Day Activity -- try playdough! Are you searching for an activity to use at the end of the day? By: Marie-Helen Goyetche Unit Studies: The Free Textbook If you are looking at textbooks wondering if they will cover all of next years objectives-think about augmenting them with FREE unit studies. By: Kari Lomanno Food & Drink Lord and Lady Baltimore Cakes Imagine making a cake whose delectable taste leaves such an impression on an individual's taste buds that it is immortalized in one of their novels? Well, such is the case of the Lady Baltimore Cake. By: Roberta Hovermale History 19th Century African American Inventors-Part 1 A listing of 19th century African American inventors and innovations who developed products to make their work easier and safer. This is the first of two parts. By: Maisah B. Robinson, Ph.D. Geography of Welsh - City Names and what they mean (A-G) The Welsh language had given cities and villages in Wales unique names and some equally unique meanings. In this series of articles you can take a geography tour of the Welsh countryside and try to wrap your vocal cords around some of tounge twisting names! By: Sandra Jones Kissin' Cousins A look at courtship in colonial America. By: Jeannine Dugan Zimbabwe's Liberation War This article describes the reasons for Zimbabwe's liberation war and the major events of the war leading up to Zimbabwe's Independence and the election of Robert Mugabe in 1980. By: Jessica Powers Partners & Parents ADR Cyberweek 2001 Information about ADR Cyberweek 2001, an online conference on dispute resolution. By: Joan Fumia Journaling for Self Discovery Think journaling is only for writers? Not so! It can not only provide you with a place to vent, but can be used to help improve yourself! By: Kristen Pasculli Taking the Villiage on the Road Have you ever thought about life on the road? The romantic notion of being a full time gypsy is one I have entertained many times, and it is suprising just how self reliant it is, in it's own way. Part one of a two-part exploration. By: Sonia Fluke Politics & Society Can Simpler Sales Taxes Make Them Web Friendly? Is simpler better? Not if you like shopping on the Web without taxes. The latest attempt in Congress to keep taxes off the Web contains a provision encouraging uniform state sales taxes, and many states seem ready to do just that. By: Alan Kotok Regency Contest Write a romantic short story and win a free book! By: Christina Inge Technology Ways to Attach Code to Events The most common way to attach code to events is to join by underscore (_) the name of the object and the name of the event in the procedure description. There are 2 other ways to define event-driven procedures. 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