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Sep 20, 2001

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Business & Finance

Getting With the "Program" at the LAPD

See how the Los Angeles Police Department is addressing the need to provide a shiftwork solution for its officers

By: Stephen Weistling

Food & Drink

The Wine at Bethel Heights Vineyards

Bethel Heights Vineyards is owned and operated by twin brothers Ted and Terry Casteel. They produce some of the best Oregon Pinot Noirs and let the vineyards do the talking.

By: Christina Kelly

Home & Style

In the Aftermath, Collecting

In the days after September 11, 2001, a collector offers some suggestions.

By: Barbara Nicholson Bell

Partners & Parents

Eagle Required merit badges

Hey all. I'm back. Today we're I'm going to list all of the merit badges, as well as all of the ranks and awards in scouting. This will help further your knowledge of what's on the horizon for you in scouting.

By: Barry Eitel

Just for Kids (From a Child Who Was Adopted)

Child's view of adoption. Questions she gets asked.

Technology

Biased magazine articles

An article about harsh criticism regarding Dreamcast titles still in the works.

By: Ryan Newman

Dolby Goes Digital

The Dolby Digital Format with its 5.1 configuration really revolutionized the theatre and home theatre industry. Its applications in the home consumer market include Laser Discs, DVDs, Digital TV, PC games, Game Consoles, Home Theatre systems, everything that you could possibly want.

Writing & Publishing

Beginning Screenwriting: Original Character Biography Part I

An example of an original character biography used to help develop the protagonist's characteristics.

By: Travis Sexton

Education & Career

A Multitude, but unified.

Reflections on the aftermath of "Black Tuesday"

By: Mark Morrison

It can't happen here. Can it?

Japanese, while shocked by the recent terrorist attacks in the U.S., seem to be comforting themselves with an "it can't happen here" attitude. But it has, and easily could again--and Japan's disaster management plans are " a sick joke."

By: Timothy Joseph Young

The September 11 tragedy will be a hard one to overcome. Teachers may find that letting students write may be the best medicine.

By: Bridget Slayden

Health & Wellness

How You Can Help

Get involved in the relief effort. By showing your concern and generosity to these time-honored organizations, you can help soften the blow of the tragic events that took place in NY, Washington, DC, and Pennsylvania.

By: Michael Wysocki

Mind & Soul

Sept 11 - The Long View

How does Sept 11 change the millennia-long cycle of prosperity, overpopulation, war, and misery?

By: Kathy Brewis

What Do We Tell The Children?

Talking to young children about the recent tragedy in the US.

By: Lynette Rees

Plants & Animals

I'm going out to Weed! Coping with Black Tuesday, Chapter 2

One of my great escapes is my garden. When bothered, confused, angry, or lost I retreat to my garden to make sense of the world. The events of the morning of September 11, 2001 drove me to my garden where I continued to muse on the events of that tragic day.

By: Wesley Ford

Season Extenders

Extend your garden season. Water, fertilize and deadhead flowers. Plant anew with fall bedding plants, such as pansies, violas, snapdragons and spring-blooming bulbs.

By: Keith Muraoka

Travel

Is Underwater Reseach Over Your Head? Nah - It's Fun Stuff!

The Ohio Underwater Research Association was started on a coin toss. How serious can it be?

By: Diane Stresing

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