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Feb 12, 2002

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Business & Finance

Put Your Business in Two Markets at Once

This article expplores how organizations can develop the skill to market mutliple customer segments at the same time.

By: Greg Sharpe

Film & TV

A review of the film "Blue Velvet" by director David Lynch.

By: James C. Hess

The Wait is Over

The Oscar nominations have been announced and Memorable Movie Quotes & Scenes has the list!

By: Candice Livingston

Health & Wellness

Heart Of The Matter

Heart Of The Matter....get to the heart and soul of your purpose in life...

By: Jill Ann Smith

Pass the Honey, Honey

If nature gave us one product to heal our wounds, it must be honey. Exciting new research shows why honey is so good for us and the special healing secrets it may have to offer.

By: Shelley Wake

Music

Ida: The Braille Night

Another exquisite and intimate album from an indie band that made "Best of 2000" lists in Spin and The New York Times.

By: **

Its' Bigger Than Hip Hop - Part 1

Please bear with me...this has been building up a long time....On 9/11, the world as we knew it ceased to exist. I don't know how you feel about 9/11, but to me, it was a wake up call.

By: Steve Scarbriel

Music News Today

Catching you up on the new hitz

By: Paula Chase-Hyman

Things To Do Part Two

Stuck home because of bad weather? Here are some musical things you can work on even if you can't get out of the house. There are always the taxes...

By: Cindy Lee Haddock

Plants & Animals

Join in the Great Backyard Bird Count!

Help scientists gain an accurate snapshot of winter bird populations by counting the birds in your own backyard in this unique, cross-continent weekend extravaganza!

It's that time of year again. Too cold to plant, but just right for planning.

By: Marie Iannotti

Plant Families: Asteraceae

Daisies. Asters. Sunflowers. The archetypal flower. The Sunflower (or Daisy, or Thistle, or...) Family. When we think of flowers, these are the types of flowers which come to mind. These are the types of flowers we put in vases and plant in the garden. These are the types of flowers that give us joy, and satisfy some basic botanical void.

By: Gregg Pasterick

Trees: The Gift of Love

Suggests an interesting way for gardeners and others to give gifts that keep giving and also aid the environment.

By: Georgene A. Bramlage

Wrinkles and Folds

Ears, Eyes, and mouth folds are just a few trouble areas for dogs. Learn tips to help ward off health problems.

By: Jill Florio

Reading & Literature

Cartoonist Legal Issues

Some common legal issues affecting cartoonists

By: Laura Kraus

Interview with authors Mary Reed and Eric Mayer

Interview with historical mystery writing pair Mary Reed and Eric Mayer

Shakespeare underwater

This time, we take a look at the underwater adventures of Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner with relatively few bad water puns.

By: Jeff Sparkman

The Many Talents of Shel Silverstein

Shel Silverstein was much more than a children's author, although that is what we all remember him for. Read about some of his other accomplishments!

By: Erica Davis

Technology

When I purchased my first airplane, I got more than I bargained for.

Education & Career

Overview of Last Year's Articles (2001)

This month's article focuses on a review of all my 2001 articles. It briefly summarises each article's main point, so as to reinforce and appreciate what was said.

By: Lucy Appadoo

Food & Drink

Camp Cooking School

So, after 35 articles -- mainly on the topic of camp cooking -- I'm changing gears. Instead of publishing random articles, Camp and Outdoor Cooking is beginning an online camp cooking school. Camp Cooking School will have all of the elements of a brick and mortar institute of higher learning. Except there's no attendance and no grades -- only good chow.

By: Steven C. Karoly

Chilled Sorrel and Potato Soup

A delicious chilled soup with a slightly tart flavour.

By: Pat Churchill

History

Barbarossa - Part 7 and North Africa - Part 1

Stalingrad and El Alamein, the two pivotal points of the war, demonstrating that Hitler's army was fallible and that the end was beginning.

By: William Waller

Outdoor & Recreation

just a little warning

By: Dr. Tami Brady

Politics & Society

A Conservative Not a Libertarian

President George Bush is a Conservative not a Libertarian.

By: Frank Monaldo

Sports

Dynamic NTRP Coming to a Tennis Court Near You

Big Brother is watching, and every game you win or lose will count against your rating. The new DNTRP program replaces the visual rating sessions with a computer that tracks your every move.

By: Sandra Eggers

Travel

Baja, the town of Waters and Flavours

If you love water, sunshine and activity, then you will be devoted to Baja for the rest of your life.

By: Haragos Pal

Places to Go and Things to Do in 2002 - Part VII

Week seven of this series finds us at a Port Townsend historical home, a Seattle and Spokane museum, fire lookouts and a wild animal preserve.

By: Jerri Brooker

TALES...TEXANS IN THE NEWS

PART II of a "TEXANS IN THE NEWS" series interview with Pearl Harbor veteran Lee Soucy

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