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A Professional-Looking Business

How to make your small business look professional.

By: Bert Markgraf

Life is Now Changed

Reginald reflects on the tragedy of the week.

By: Maureen Fleury

Anatomy of An Adaptation

Video games have good stories and suck you in with fun. But do they make good movies? Find out the trend in movie adaptations of successful video games of the past, present and future and learn the secrets of creating a successful adaptation.

By: Rachel Lindley

Digital or Film?

A look at the different options of shooting in digital and film

By: John Bruno

Entertainment in a New America

Popular culture was an important part of healing during World War II. Will it be during this crisis?

By: John Vincent Brennan

Fast Food Fast Women

A review of the movie "Fast Food Fast Women".

By: James C. Hess

Chamomile Instead of Herbicide and Pesticide

Herbicides have eliminated the herbs which used to keep the neighboring plants healthy. German farmers are now reintroducing into their grain fields the chamomile which eliminates the need for herbicides and pesticides.

By: Traute Klein

Glutathione, A Protein Vital to Life

Glutathione, master anti-oxidant, the key immune substance and your cell's detox transport system. This protein is absolutely essential to life.

By: Dr. David L. Phillips

How the Terrorist Stole Freedom

A special edition for our mourning, post tramatic stressed out nation. How to think clearly in this time of extreme stress.

By: T. Darlene Cheek

In A Perfect World

What impact tragedy, terror, and mayhem can have on a strong country.

By: Jill Ann Smith

Just a word from Croatia

In memory of victims from the U.S. terrorist tragedy on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. Support from a country far away, but close with the hearts of people who experienced the horror.

By: Ozana Pope-Gajic

Proud to be an American

Who are Americans, and what happens after September 11, 2001?

By: Betty O. Spangle

Psoriasis in the Sky

Unless it absolutely terrifies you, flying is fun. Enjoy it! Take time to take care of your psoriasis before you take off.

By: Michele Hriciso

Women Attacked With Acid

Bangladesh is known for disgruntled men throwing acid at women.

By: Teresa Brouwer

Adventures in Remodeling, Part 1

The mere thought of a major remodeling project is something many people can't face without breaking into hives. But wait-remodeling doesn't have to be a nightmare! Check out my tips for making your remodeling project almost bearable, fresh from my own experiences this summer.

By: Jill Florio

Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Part Three

This is the final part of the article about sexually transmitted diseases

By: Larshal Veronica Vance

The Gift of Sight

After the attack on the U.S., people and countries are gaining insight into what's important to them and who is important to them. The U.S. has decided to stand as one country and has learned what patriotism really means.

By: Elizabeth Nordhausen

When Tears Are Not Enough

America's grief is shared throughout the world. And we can all contribute to and share in the healing as well.

By: Donna Dunn

Where is Women's Fashion Going?

The evolution of women's fasion.

By: Anne Paxton

Building on Strengths

A collection of strategies for finding out what you are best at as a songwriter, so you can use this information to better your chances of succeeding in this difficult career.

By: Cindy Lee Haddock

Susumu Yokota: Grinning Cat

Down the rabbit hole you go, splashing into one of the best electronic albums of the year.

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Happy Birthday On the Cheap

Birthday gift shopping is stressful, especially when you have little available cash. Planning a party for someone can be overwhelmingly stressful. Inside are some ideas on how to do it, with what, and where. Also included are ideas for cutting costs on the cake, the decorations, the gifts, and the guests. Come inside and grab your noisemaker. In addition you’ll find this week’s “Cheap Meal,” as well as this week’s “Tip From a Friend.”

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Healing Our Children

Helping our children go forward in the midst of tragedy is a healing step we all need to take. Help your children and yourself by TRUTHFULLY acknowledging the tragedies. Take the journey of a compassionate unified community to destroy the cell of evil which found it's way into our daily lives. GOD BLESS AMERICA! GOD BLESS US ALL!

By: Deborah A Pringle

Working in Algonquin Park Part 4,Working in Algonquin Park Part 4

Summary This is a five part series designed to help other teens who are considering working at a summer camp. It outlines my experiences and gives a little bit of advice for those who are interested. Summer camp work can be very rewarding and leaving home to work up north seems to be a desire of many Canadian teens these days. Stay tuned for weekly articles for the next five weeks.,Summary This is a five part series designed to help other teens who are considering working at a summer camp. It outlines my experiences and gives a little bit of advice for those who are interested. Summer camp work can be very rewarding and leaving home to work up north seems to be a desire of many Canadian teens these days. Stay tuned for weekly articles for the next five weeks.

By: Heather Ringrose

Attack On My Family

A wife and mothers thoughts and feelings on the devastation and destruction of last weeks Attack on America.

By: Carl Johnson

Carrots 'n sticks

A look at what it is going to take to defeat terrorism. Which nations do we need to befriend and which do we need to beat over the head with a stick.

By: Jackson Murphy

Editorial: No Arab Cooperation with American Investigators

After almost a year, American officials in Yemen investigating the October 2001 terrorist attack on a U.S. Navy destroyer are no closer to making a connection to suspected mastermind Usamah bin Ladin. Just as the investigation following the bombing of a U.S. Air Force housing complex in Saudi Arabia in 1996, Arab states are not cooperating with the United States. Why not?

By: Rick Francona

Healing From Tragedies Past and Present

Explore the connections between past trauma that you've experienced and your reaction to the tragic events on "Black Tuesday" and find out how healing from the past can help you heal in the present.

By: Regina Sewell

No words to say.

No words can express my sadness.

By: David Allen

What's Going On?

My thoughts on what is going to happen in the near future and what Canada might or might not do to help the US in their(Our?) war on terrorism.

By: Carl Johnson

Edward Jenner - Scientific Research and the Smallpox Vaccine

Dr. Edward Jenner used the scientific method of experimentation to demonstrate that a vaccine made from the cowpox virus was effective in preventing smallpox, a disease that killed millions of people.

By: Jackie DiGiovanni

Space News During Crisis

The recent tragedies around the country have also impacted NASA and space exploration.

By: b.w. white

A Closer Look at C# Classes - Part 1

This article looks into C# classes in more detail and covers the following topics; abstract, sealed, constructors and destructors.

By: Jose Aniceto

A Digression

A digression from the topic of small planes, big adventures into a discussion of the east coast terrorist attacks.

By: Wendy Beye

A little review on Tekken 4

Even though in this stage, the date this article is published, Tekken 4 is not out yet, however, everything is going great and a little pre-launch review would be said down here. Click on the link and have a little peek on Tekken 4

By: Sally Widjaja

Attacks on the World Trade Centre: an Engineering Perspective

While we mourn the loss of far too many lives in New York City, we might spare a moment to reflect on how excellent engineering saved thousands of lives.

By: Savithri Shimada

ECTS Rises from the Ashes

I believe that ECTS 2001 was a triumph rather than the disaster it has been made out to be - because the smaller companies were given the chance to shine.

By: Dan Caines

FLASH Buttons - Part II

Inserting sound on different button states and creating more interactivity in buttons using more than one layer.

By: Umais Ahmad

Part 7 - More Linking

Further ways you can create links on your site - internal links and email links.

By: Dianne Reuby

Showcase of Stylii: Infiniter 3P Stylus

My review of the Infiniter 3P, a combination pen/stylus/laser pointer.

By: Janice Karin

A Letter to My Readers

Some thoughts on the terrorist attacks in the U.S.

By: Karen Dito

Women As Muralists - Mary Perry Stone

This week the work of Mary Perry Stone is featured as one of a series of articles which will be looking at the types of themes most commonly represented by women who paint murals throughout the world. Each article will explore the inspiration and courage it requires to dare to become a public artist.

By: Jo Murphy

ESL Students,ESL Students

The difficulties, the perks, and the solutions associated with teaching ESL students. Sure it is more difficult to teach ESL students, but there are many routes a teacher can take. . .,The difficulties, the perks, and the solutions associated with teaching ESL students. Sure it is more difficult to teach ESL students, but there are many routes a teacher can take. . .

By: Valerie Ringrose

Visualizing the Numbers (Part VII)

It is necessary to offer the experience related to larger numbers as well. By using pattern cards we can give children the idea of larger numbers as well. I have observed that most of the children experiencing difficulty in learning mathematics, whatever their age, lack this experience.

By: Vidya Narayan Wadadekar

Vocabulary of Terror

Black Tuesday - the Portuguese reaction

By: Anne Duguid

Cotton Candy Cake

A fun cake to make with your kids!

By: Mary M. Alward

Deaths in the Family

Terrorist Attacks

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Grouse With Wild Rice

Grouse with Wild Rice

By: Christopher P. Bell

Pizza

Basic pizza dough that you can decorate with your favourite toppings.

By: Pat Churchill

Antietam

Some apparitions return to remind us of the bloodiest day of the Civil War.

By: Catherine Mezensky

Germany and Anti-Semitism - Part 3

Further narrowing down the options of ordinary Germans, and apologists, as to the reasons why they stood by while the Holocaust proceeded.

By: William Waller

Jim Bridger and the Fur Trade (Part 1)

Jim Bridger was one of the most famous mountain men of the American frontier. He blazed new trails and made friends with the Indians. The first part of his life was spent trapping and trading.

By: Elizabeth Gibson

Sectarianism in Scotland: The Last Decade (Final Chapter)

The final word on sectarianism.

By: Simon Hill

Backlash Against Arab Americans, Muslims Continues

This is about the backlash against Arab Americans and Muslims in the U.S. in the wake of the Tuesday terrorist attack.

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Coping With Terrible Tuesday

You needn't have been at ground zero to feel the full psychological impact of Sept 11. Here's how you and your loved ones can cope.

By: Kathy Brewis

Margins Part Two

More about what various margins mean in handwriting analysis.

By: Kerrie Spencer

Reflections on Tragedy and Healing

Personal reflections and observations on the tragedy of the terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001 and some first steps along the path of healing.

By: Thomas James Martin

The Tragedy Reveals Us

What lessons can we take away from the tragedy in New York which occured one week ago today? Rev. Samelson of Columbia, MD (close to the action at the Pentagon) preached this sermon on 9/16 to reflect on the tragedy and to look at repentance and forgiveness and our victory in Christ.

By: John L. Hoh, Jr.

Try This!

A short article with exercises for learning to enhance your journey experiences.

By: Roxianne Moore

1,600 Miles To Go. The Beginning .

come on a 1,600 plus mile marathon

By: Lynn Seely

Information

Web-sites with information in this time of crisis

By: Tami Brady

Magical Moosilauke

The Winter of 2000-2001 offered spectacular, mind-boggling scenery in the White Mountains. Moosilauke was no exception.

By: Lisa Marie Pane

American White Pelican

All about the American white pelican and its fishing and nesting habits. Groups of American white's fly in formation, rivaling even the most spectacular of air shows! They are massive, with an impressive wingspan, yet very private birds.

By: Glenda Gibbons

SHAPING UP FOR WINTER

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By: Michael Campbell

Wildflowers and Butterflies, a Bit of Nature's Delicate Balance

Butterflies and the wildflowers they depend upon for survival provide us a snapshot of nature’s delicate balance.

By: Gregg Pasterick

Classic Authors: Geoffrey Chaucer

A few sketchy details about the life of Geoffrey Chaucer, author of The Canterbury Tales.

By: Janet Kay Blaylock

How to Invigorate Your Community with Storytelling

It doesn’t matter what ethnic, cultural, or material differences we have, we all have stories in common. In days gone by, we sat on porches telling and listening to stories. We shared backyard picnics that were enhanced by the stories told. Today, I don’t see many people telling stories on their porches, which is a shame. This article shares ways to invigorate and enliven your community and/or neighborhood by forming community storytelling groups.

By: Chris King

In The Eye Of The Beholder Part IV

Boston Globe article: "In the 9 states with alienation of affection laws, the cost can top $1 million if the 'other men' and 'other women' are ordered to pay for their actions."

By: Sarah White

Interview with mystery author Jeffrey Marks

Interview with mystery author Jeffrey Marks

By: Lorie Ham

New Cartoon: RUDY PARK

A new comic that lampoons modern, technology-driven life.

By: Laura Kraus

Walt Whitman: War Poet & Beyond

Review of Leaves of Grass.

By: Audrey McCrone

Whether One Or Five Thousand

With the smoldering ruins of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon lingering in everyone's memory, the CART teams race in Europe on an oval for the first time, and what should be a celebration is further marred when popular competitor Alex Zanardi loses his legs in a racing accident.

By: Gary Presley

Ernie "Mr Dressup" Coombs, 1927-2001

The man we all grew up with

By: David Newman

Exposed Fear Loses Power

Many children living in the United States tend to like the excitement portrayed in action-adventure movies. Yesterday the action was too real and the video seemed to be stuck on rewind.

By: Vyvyan Lynn

Glenbrook, in Australia, sends a message of condolence.

The small Australian town of Glenbrook in the Blue Mountains remembers the dead of all nationalites who perished in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre.

By: Linda Campbell

How Safe Is Fiji ?

This article is an explanation of the colonial experience of the Fijian people, which led to the present poltical problems in the country.

By: Larry Low

Interesting Sculptures in Buda's Castle District

The Castle District has some interesting sculptures, which show pictures of the Hungarian History and Fine Arts.

By: Haragos Pal

My Black Tuesday

September 11, 2001, is a day that all Americans and our friends overseas will remember. We will remember the horrifying television pictures, where we were, our reactions, who we were with and their reactions. This is my day and my permanent memories.

By: Kathryn Morse

Our Big Blue House

Everything happens for a reason, and when you see the signs and still don't turn back, sometimes you have to live with your decision.

By: Sandy McCollum

Roman Liechtenstein

Roman legions marched north and the Liechtenstein Valley became part of the Roman Empire.

By: James Foster Robinson

Show Time for Bull Elk

In September and October, the bugling call of bull elk resounds through the forests, as they compete for the attention of the cows. It's an exciting natural drama that nature has designed to determine the strongest, healthiest bulls who will sire next years calves.

By: B. J. Barton

TALES..."MY BLOWING DUST" (POLITICAL COMMENTARY)

Edtior's FEEBLE attempt at political commentary (in relation to the recent bombings of the World Trade Center and Pentagon)

By: Coy Holley

TERRORISM HITTING HOME

How could Maine be involved in all this mess? This can't be true! Oh, but it is . . . reality strikes where it is least expected.

By: Jenn Greenleaf

Trying to Be Normal A Week Later

No matter how much normalcy we try to foster, it is going to be a long time before the retort of a vehicle’s muffler, a wayward Metro announcement, or the silhouette against the rising sun of a man crouched on a building will not make our hearts skip the slightest of beats.

By: Eugenia E. Gratto

When Thoughts Turn to Autumn - Things to Do

Autumn begins this weekend. Here are some "fall-type" things you may want to do.

By: Jerri Brooker

Healing through Writing

Using writing as a means to heal during this trying time.

By: Regina Avalos

Research Help: Lists & Rankings

Where to find lists and rankings on the Web.

By: Gillian Davis