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Aug 6, 2002

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Education & Career

Did you know that the Roman Army kept the empire safe for over 700 years? That's quite an achievement isn't it?

By: Elizabeth Batt

Food & Drink

Macaroni Cheese

The Spouse requests an old favourite - Macaroni Cheese. This one has bacon for extra flavour.

By: Pat Churchill

Mind & Soul

Jesus: History, Mystery and Doubt

An essay discussing part of the challenge in the perception of Jesus' place in the Christian tradition.

By: Arthur C. Ruger

Luther's Catechism: The Second Commandment

Today features the Second Commandment found in Luther's Small Catechism followed by the discourse in Luther's Large Catechism. This commandment is a natural to follow the first; if we love God, we will respect his name.

By: John L. Hoh, Jr.

The Second House

Have you ever wondered why the Second House is associated with self-esteem and values, as well as money? In this article we'll have a look together.

By: Rose B. Glavas

Outdoor & Recreation

Doubting Thomas

The author finally bags the elusive Mt. Tom.

By: Lisa Marie Pane

Politics & Society

Digital Immortality

Photographs provide a little measure of immortality for the common man. Does digital photography endanger this?

By: Frank Monaldo

Science & Nature

Eye muscles – 1

Eye muscles are skeletal muscles but very delicate in build and finer in functions.

By: Narayan Dattatray Wadadekar

Technology

So You Want to Play Fantasy Football?

A basic primer for fantasy football beginners and novices

Film & TV

When are you too old to watch "cartoons"? An exploration of how I came to see these "cartoons" as something more than the above term implies.

By: Enoch Allen

HIGH OR LOW COMEDY: BARTON FINK, CITY SLICKERS

A look at BARTON FINK and CITY SLICKERS, two movies that demonstrate high (BARTON FINK) and low (CITY SLICKERS) comedy.

By: Sean Gallagher

Mulholland Drive

A review of the film "Mulholland Drive".

By: James C. Hess

Health & Wellness

MD’s Fail in Basic Musculoskeletal Competency

A recent study revealed that 82% of medical graduates could not pass an exam designed to test the basic competency of their knowledge of musculoskeletal problems.

By: Dr. David L. Phillips

Music

Going Out on a Limb

Sure, you can write a formula pop song, but most of the biggest hits were the songs that used some attention-getting methods to stand out from the crowd. Here are a few ideas to put that good sort of weirdness back into your music.

By: Cindy Lee Haddock

Plants & Animals

A Change of plan

A Change of plan in the garden.

By: Michael Campbell

BUT FOR A STUMBLE

The Pacific Classic, the Breeder's Cup, the Dubai World Cup. Be watching as this horse with an attitude leads them to the wire each time.

INTROS IS HELL -- Part III

Last article in a series of 3 on introducing new rats to your colony with a minimum of fighting.

By: Jessica Lavery

Startling Orange

Where wildflowers are concerned, I’ve always found the orange ones to be truly startling. Sure, those scarlet stars in a green cosmos are startling. And a hillside covered in lupine and Owl’s Clover is certainly startling. But a patch of Butterflyweed? Startling. And Orange Hawkweed, tiny bursts of setting-sun orange, perched upon a slender fuzzy stem? Startling. These are really orange wildflowers, and they are clearly committed to being orange. They are not bashful about it in the least. And who can blame them?

By: Gregg Pasterick

Reading & Literature

Add a New Dimension to Your Storytelling by Using This Program

Numerous books and tapes suggest starting a journal. There are workshops offered and methods outlined for journaling. Realizing the power of keeping a journal, I started many. But, even though I believed in the power of journaling — just like students and other speakers I have talked with about journals — I would write in my journal regularly for several weeks, then once or twice a week, then once a month, until I put it aside for several years. That was until I discovered the program that changed my life. This twelve week program in contained in the book, The Artist's Way : A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron and Mark Bryan. I have recommended it to everyone I know, and those who have followed it, feel the same way I do. Let me tell you about it.

Sports

Internet Killed the Wrestling Superstar

Hypocriticism at it's best!

By: Christian R. Bonawandt

Travel

Explorers of Canada, Part XXX: Vilhjalmur Stefansson

Vilhjalmur Stefansson lived among the Inuit, giving us percious information on the Arctic.

By: David Newman

When the Prairie Blooms

1995 was a sweet, wet, bountiful year on the prairie east of my home. It's a wonderful year when the prairie blooms, one worth telling about.

By: B. J. Barton

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