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Dec 26, 2001

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Business & Finance

Establishing and Achieving Goals

How to establish and achieve goals to help you develop your small business.

By: Bert Markgraf

Food & Drink

White Bean Chili with Turkey Meatballs

Here's an unusual white chili, made with ground turkey made into meatballs. I'll bet you haven't eaten anything like this! It also uses zucchini, making it even more unusual. It's healthy, tasty, and fun to make.

By: Richard Mann

Home & Style

Holiday Complexion Lookout

What to do to maintain that perfect look even though all of those Holiday goodies are starring you in the face. How to taste everything without paying the price of zits after the Holidays.

By: Pamela Kay Conoly

Music

Writing The Angry Song

Angry songs nearly write themselves, since many songwriters find writing theraputic for getting past anger. A fresh and modern approach can create hits, too--here are a few ideas.

By: Cindy Lee Haddock

Plants & Animals

A Plant by any other Name

The eccentricity that I am developing as quickly as I can, must be carefully created. After all, I do not want it to be diagnosed wrongly as senile decay.

Reading & Literature

Come to Tea and A Nice Cup of Tea

This is a review of two short stories, "A Cup of Tea" by Janet Laurence and "A Nice Cup of Tea" by Kate Kingsbury. Both of these stories appear in the collection, "Murder, They Wrote." The collection is presented by Jessica Fletcher.

By: Janet Kay Blaylock

Insect Detectives

Let's talk about bugs and the Body Farm...

Review of Irregardless of Murder & Prescription For Terror

Double feature. Reviews of mystery novels, IRREGARDLESS OF MURDER, by Ellen Edwards Kennedy & Prescription For Terror by Sandy Ceren

Technology

Wanderlust, Part IV

The last leg of my journey by air through the southwest, with unexpected weather delays

Visual & Performing Arts

Lust for Life - A Book Review

Irving Stone's biographical novel of Vincent van Gogh provides remarkable insight into the life of this extraordinary artist.

By: Tricia Dake

Film & TV

Golden Globe Nominations and The End of 2001

The announcement of the Golden Globe nominations last week concludes the film awards season until they start again in January. This week, I look at their nominations, discuss the new big Oscar frontrunner (yes I think we have one), and recap 2001 ... not just for film, but for our world.

By: Nicholas Moreau

Health & Wellness

A new study about pain and depression in Fibromyaliga patients.

One more small study leads towards a confimation of our pain!

By: Barb Briley

Mind & Soul

The concept of absolutism holds a lot of importance in sufism

By: Kersten Rabia Dryden Cohen

Keeping New Year's Resolutions in A Breeze

Keeping new year’s resolutions shouldn’t be a hard thing. If you know where you are going, what your objectives are and that you have the power to change your life, keeping a promise to yourself is a natural thing to do.

By: Jerry Lopper

The Analytical Agnostic

In this interview with an agnostic, we learn there is a lot more than the dictionary definition to this unique philosophy.

By: Joy A. Jones

Twelve Days of Christmas

On the second day of Christmas the Lutheranism editor presents: What is the meaning behind "The Twelve Days of Christmas?" Here is one possible explanation, an explanation bouncing around the internet and from e-mail to e-mail for some time.

By: John L. Hoh, Jr.

Partners & Parents

A Christmas Miracle

An article of hope and miracles that any special needs family is sure to enjoy.

By: Debbie M. Tipton

If she can take it, why can't we?

By: Rachael Smith

Have a Grand New Year!

Happy New Year, make some resolutions that can truly become a way of life, simplify, renew, and don't look back.

By: Deborah A Pringle

Politics & Society

Ground Zero is a monument to those who have fallen and a testament to those who might create new Ground Zeros. There are those who will try and stop them from making that mistake again.

Sports

2002 Winter Olympics Rustles in Rodeo Events

February 9-11, 2002 at Salt Lake City, rodeo enters the Olympic arena again in an event called the Cultural Olympiad Rodeo.

By: Diana Rowe Martinez

The New York Yankees had one of the greatest of all seasons in 1998. Three seasons later, it is an almost completely different team.

By: Harold Friend

Chris Pook, the Englishman who made the Long Beach Gran Prix CART's showcase venue, was elected president of the troubled open wheel racing series.

By: Gary Presley

Quitting on the Job

Less than thirty games have been played so far this NBA season and three head coaches have already quit. What's going on? Is telling grown men to score more points than the other guys really such a tough gig?

By: Roy Pickering

Travel

Hungarian people traditions in the end of year

I would like to show you some interesting people traditions are connected to the end of the year. Part Two shows you Christmas, New Year's Eve and the recipe of the poppy-seed and nut roll.

By: Haragos Pal

The History of the London Underground Poster

A look at how the London Underground has portrayed itself over the years using art and posters.

Year in Review: 2001

Same as always. What happened in this country, this year.

By: David Newman

Writing & Publishing

Skip and Jump and Dance and Sing: Ugly Thoughts for an Ugly Time

The Ugly and the Absurd, two desperate literary minds at work or play.

By: Shaun Michael Jex

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