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Sep 16, 2001

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Business & Finance

Freelance Writing Opportunities

Freelance writing opportunities

By: Debbi Cunnington

Film & TV

COMING IN FROM THE COLD WAR, PART II

In Part II of this series, a look at THE RUSSIA HOUSE, the other post-Cold War movie starring Sean Connery

By: Sean Gallagher

Episode Summary / Review - 5.06 Rite Of Passage (part 1)

Part 1 of a 2 part gudie and review to season 5's epsiode "Rite Of Passage."

By: Christine Smalldone

Episode Summary / Review - 5.06 Rite Of Passage (part 2)

Part 2 of a 2 part gudie and review to season 5's epsiode "Rite Of Passage."

By: Christine Smalldone

Usamah Bin Mohammad Bin Laden (1957- )

After the initial shock of the attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., and mingled with my tears and prayers for the victims of those tragedies and their loved ones, my thoughts turned to the people who perpetrated those atrocities–and to the one who allegedly is behind them, if not in planning, then in financing. What made him into the kind of person he is? And, because this is one of my "things," I began to wonder about his childhood. Although there is very little available about his childhood, I have gathered together all I could find for this article. This man is protected by the Afghanistan government. I thought the following site would give you some insight into what kind of government would protect that kind of man. http://www.echonyc.com/~onissues/su98goodwin.html Buried Alive: Afghan Women Under the Taliban

By: Mary Lou Derksen

Health & Wellness

It's All About Who You Are, Not What You Look Like

An discussion about realizing that it's what's inside that counts. When it comes right down to it looks don't matter.

By: Mary Ellen Popolo

The Darkest Day of My Generation

Though not directly affected, I'm forever changed.

By: Flora Thomas-Guillory

Useful Sites to Help Ease the Pain of Terrorist Attacks on USA

In light of the tragic events that occurred within the United States the week of September 10, the following article will provide you with links to help all those directly and indirectly affected deal with the emotional, physical, and mental stresses of the situation.

By: Michael Wysocki

Home & Style

Beyond Necessities -- Checklist

The last of a four-part article, this article provides a printable list of both necessities and non-necessities to keep track of what every renter needs.

Music

MP3 - Web Site Profiles Vitaminic.com

Vitaminic.com is Europe’s leading digital music distributor and promoter with 263,000 digital tracks and 250 music genres available for Users.

By: Ewan Arnolda

Partners & Parents

A Mother's Prayer

During these devastating times, this is my prayer for parents and the unique pain we all feel. God Bless us all and God Bless America.

By: Anne Leedom

From The Physician to the Specialist

This article is about the many people or specialists that you may need to encounter in your quest for treatment of a disabled child.

By: Debbie M. Tipton

One picture truly says a thousand words.

Politics & Society

Sudden Darkness

As America, and the world mourns, here at the Suite we will take a close look at the tragedy and its implications. Starting today, we will be running a series of articles on the attack of New York and America. Firstly, the story of a young traveller from Scotland caught up in the World Trade Center collapse.

By: Bryan Stuart Kay

Science & Nature

A Heart-Felt prayer for all those involved in the Sept 11th tragedy.

By: Jeanette Nelson

A reflection on the tragedy of September 11, 2001

By: Robert Davis

The Rainforest Habitat Rainforest Sanctuary

Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary

By: Jeanette Nelson

WanderLand Rainforest Sanctuary

Wanderland Rainforest, a great place for teaching and learning firsthand about the rainforests.

By: Jeanette Nelson

Travel

Karly and her 1970s Childhood

Karly's 1970s Tasmanian Childhood

The Queen's tears for America

The Queen's tears for America at St. Paul's and the Archbishop of Canterbury's words of hope. British public and Royals sign the Book of Condolence at the American Embassy. A 'Requiem for Manhattan' at the Royal Albert Hall. Stuart Buchanan MacWatt describes England's mourning for the slain in New York and Washington.Updated: 25 September 2001

By: Stuart Buchanan MacWatt

Education & Career

More thoughts on the great tradegy that struck the world on 11th Septemebr , 2001. The importance of safely dealing with our emotions is stressed.

By: Marilyn Robb

Food & Drink

Any country-cousin potage can be given city sophistication by adding a liaison of egg yolks and cream just before serving. This imparts the Finest texture possible by binding the ... ,Any country-cousin potage can be given city sophistication by adding a liaison of egg yolks and cream just before serving. This imparts the Finest texture possible by binding the ...

By: Andrew A. Orr

History

Authenticity Police and Snarking

Are you a Snark? Have you been a victim of the Authenticity Police? Unfortunately, these two things are something that Re-Enactors have a bad reputation about. Why do we do it? How can we combat it?

By: Megan McConnell

These Troubled Times

We all should think about our families in the wake of this week's horrible events.

By: Deanna Corbeil

Mind & Soul

Where Do We Go From Here?

What happens after a tragedy? How do we live our lives? Do we do anything different? Do we discover what's really important? Do we discover the "One thing needful?"

By: John L. Hoh, Jr.

Outdoor & Recreation

A Death in the Family

As surfers, I think we all consider each other siblings of a sort, even when we fight and disagree and steal each other's waves.

By: Nathan Myers

OTHER PARIS MUSEUMS PART 1 of 2

A look at other Paris Museums

By: Annette R. Bignami

Plants & Animals

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Black Tuesday, September 11, 2001, reflections.

Reading & Literature

Personal experience from Tuesday's tragedy, as well as a copy of "The Star Spangled Banner."

By: Erica Davis

Vampire Poetry Part 1

A look at the world of vampire and gothic poetry, starting from some of the earliest poems.

By: Linda Suzane

Sports

Alessandro Zanardi tribute...

By: Max J. Davies

Hall Hierarchy Starting to Get it

A word about the abandonment of the Baseball Hall of Fame Veterans Committee as we knew it.

By: Joseph J. Checkler

NASCAR Reacts To America's Tragedy

NASCAR reacts to the tragedies that occured on Tuesday 9.11.01

Weekend in limbo..........

New Hampshire in November, new schedule, and in the interim.

By: Thomas M. Sampson

Writing & Publishing

HTML reader for Gutenberg texts

Dimitry Sklyarov facing four charges of violating the Digital Millenium Copyright Act. New Project Gutenberg reader lets you read Gutenberg texts on your web browser.

By: Kris Williams

Too Close to Home

The September 11 tragedy struck a little too close to my hometown, and made me realize that we are all vulnerable, whether we live in a big city or a tiny town.

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