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Apr 2, 2001

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Business & Finance

India Open for Foreign Producers

Government of India removed quantitative restrictions on 715 items effectively dismantling the restrictive trade regime.

By: Sebastian Dominic

The Balkan Peninsula: Part IV. The Peninsula In The 20thCentury

As the concepts of states and nationalism evolved, the Peninsula entered an age of artificial entities, artificial boundaries, and leaders who defend those artificialities to the bitter end.

By: Carey Goodman

Film & TV

"My resignation, Mr. President"

With willing spirit but insufficient time, your West Wing scribe submits her resignation - and calls for a true, blue fan to replace her.

A review of Kevin Smith's independent comedy CLERKS, a modern day black and white classic.

By: John Vincent Brennan

Oscar Bloopers: 1935

Oscar bloppers from yesteryear are just as exciting as the tales of today.

By: Lea Frydman

Robert Mitchum and Teresa Wright. Need I say more?

By: Bob Stenbaugh

Health & Wellness

Nutrition during Middle Adulthood

This article discusses the time between the teenage years and becoming a senior citizen. It looks as lifestyle choices and some things you can do to improve your life.

By: Stephanie Hembree

When Your Brain Takes a Vacation: Cognitive Dysfunction in MS

Cognitive Impairment is observed in about half of all persons with multiple sclerosis and the effects are likely to worsen over time. Fortunately, there are strategies to help keep cognitive difficulties at bay.

By: Pamela Martin

Home & Style

Hippy Stockings!

This article will teach you how to decorate plain stockings into hippy ones.

By: Liu Yung Ye Beatrice

Music

Coming up for air....

So, now that you have a piece of music to play, where do you stop to breathe?

By: Chris Mindel

Samples from The Fox

My impression of a Samples show in Boulder on february 28, 2001

By: John Manuele

Plants & Animals

Baskets of spring flowers

Celebrate spring with a basket of cool-weather annuals and tender perennials.

By: Lorraine Flanigan

Doberman Search

Learn the steps of how to find a great Doberman.

By: Deborah J. Myers

Fabulous Shrubs for the Rockies

3 part series - for April, May and June This spring look for these five fabulous shrubs to grow in your Rockies garden. Beauty, hardiness and low maintenance come together in these shrubs to provide years of gardening pleasure.

By: Roger Hugh Smith

Science & Nature

Amoebic "Midwives" Help Amoeba Reproduce

Not only humans have difficulty in reproducing. Recent work by researchers a the Weizmann Institute of Science demonstrates that a third amoeba is needed to separate amoebae in the process of dividing.

By: Neal Rolfe Chamberlain

Weather @ Suite101.com

The Suite is full of useful weather-related information because the climate affects us all. Here are just a few valuable articles that have been created by the many editors here.

By: Amy Marquis

Technology

The "Where's" of Recording.

Have everything you need to record your masterpiece? Now you need to decide where and how to begin.

By: Rick DeCost

Writing & Publishing

Foot And Mouth Disease

A few outbreaks have become almost a thousand. As new cases are announced every day, and the risk of the disease abroad grows, what is the British government doing to combat foot and mouth disease?

Education & Career

Owning a Dog While You're Still in College

The responsibility of owning a dog while you're in college.

By: charle peshko

Food & Drink

Spring has returned...and, with it, baseball. Is there anything that goes better with a ballgame than a tall, frosty beer? Here's a guide to finding good beer at--and around--major league parks.

By: Paul Ruschmann

Simple Desserts from China-Almond Creme n Banana Fritters

Simple endings to a fine meal-chinese authentic desserts. Whip up almond creme or easy to make banana fritters.

History

Caldey Island - The Kynaston-Hawkesley Era

When Thomas Kynaston bought Caldey in 1798, he ushered in a new era of prosperity for the island and her inhabitants.

By: Sandra Jones

THE WHITE ROSE (Part Two)

If the Stewarts had regained the English throne, the country's history would have been very different. This is the story of the Rising of the '45, in which Bonnie Prince Charlie came close to regaining the Kingdom.

By: Viola Ashford

Mind & Soul

Basic Journeying

A brief article on how to begin taking journeys by relaxing and chosing a place in nature from which to start your work.

By: Roxianne Moore

Chapter 2: Yoga of Knowledge - Verse 34, 35 & 36

Only cruel words remain for a warrior who flees from the battlefield.

Importance of Dharma - Verse 5 & 6

One's noble deeds are the only companions after one's death.

By: Seetha Natarajan

Partners & Parents

Adventures in Cosleeping: A Toddler in the Bedroom

Our bedtime ritual might seem like mayhem to some: but to me, it's really a little slice of heaven.

By: Lara E. Kaskabas

Save MORE money for yourself!

Save more money on your electric bill for that dream item you have been wanting

By: C. M Snyder

WE'RE OFF TO SOUTH DAKOTA - IT'S BAPTISM TIME!

Steve and Carrie take the boys to South Dakota to have them baptised. What advice will come out of this trip??

By: Carrie Webbenhurst

Politics & Society

Book Review: Gold Rush Women

Book review of "Gold Rush Women" by Claire Rudolf Murphy and Jane G. Haigh.

By: Wendy J. Dunn

Breadline Europe

A new publication looks at poverty in Europe. What are the factors which undermine attempts to address poverty in Europe? And where are the contributions from people living in poverty?

Hindu Conservatism,Hindu Conservatism

Every society contains elements of conservatism that reflect in its social behaviour. These Elements react strongly to winds of change generating social polarisation viz-a-viz modern reformist forces. Societies have to live through and survive this conflict. Since 1989, Hindu conservatism has become more vocal in India. Firstly, an aggressive articulation of their demand to conserve Hindu values has become evident. Secondly, they wish to impose their own interpretation of religious texts by claiming to be the sole vanguards of Hinduism. While doing so, they do not shrink from adopting antidemocratic techniques such as gagging liberal voices through hooliganism. ,Every society contains elements of conservatism that reflect in its social behaviour. These Elements react strongly to winds of change generating social polarisation viz-a-viz modern reformist forces. Societies have to live through and survive this conflict. Since 1989, Hindu conservatism has become more vocal in India. Firstly, an aggressive articulation of their demand to conserve Hindu values has become evident. Secondly, they wish to impose their own interpretation of religious texts by claiming to be the sole vanguards of Hinduism. While doing so, they do not shrink from adopting antidemocratic techniques such as gagging liberal voices through hooliganism.

By: Dr. Anand Deep

Sports

RAW Report 4/2/01

Stone Cold has sold out, and nothing will ever be the same again! (And by writing slogans for the WWF, I have sold out as well, and nothing about this column will ever be the same again!)

By: Brady Carlson

Sir Viv Richards : A Bowler's Nightmare !

He was the king of cricket grounds all over the world. He was a bowler's nightmare. His trade mark swaggering walk into the ground would make people sit on the edge of their seats. Deservedly knighted and 1997 Wisden Cricketer of the Year, Viv Richards. Lets visit the King and tour his mind blowing displays of batting that still makes the bowlers of his times sweat.

By: Abhishek Choudhari

New York Ranger fans have suffered through yet another dismal playoff-less season. Here's what happened.

By: Mark Weissenberger

Visual & Performing Arts

Charles Dickens's 'Dombey and Son' Part V

The final of a multi-part series, this article summarises some of the issues raised in Charles Dickens's 'Dombey and Son.'

A schizophrenic woman tracks down her college sweetheart and takes him on a journey to find their child she secretly gave up for adoption sixteen years earlier in the Starz! Pictures presentation of Forever Lulu.

By: Rhonda Cluff

Paul McCarthy's Womb Envy

An exploration of Paul McCarthy's video and sculptural work as they relate to an anxiety about the power of the female body.

By: Christine Hamm

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