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Apr 10, 2003

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Food & Drink

Book Review: Cooking By The Seasons

Here is an excellent cookbook to help you celebrate the seasons! I have thoroughly enjoyed this cookbook and would recommend it to all!

By: Jennifer A. Wickes

Some easy suggestions for making summer cooking easier, and more fun.

By: Michelle Marshall

Outdoor & Recreation

Don’t Try Me To Try The Moon - Part 3 of 3

I will work of this.....

By: Joseph Pucci

Politics & Society

Liberation, And The Next Day

The day after the liberation of Baghdad brings challenges, optimism, and a dose of realism.

Travel

Visiting Limerick

What to do on a trip to Limerick City.

By: Irene Togher

Health & Wellness

Touching Yourself is A-OK

Learning to touch yourself is tough. But if you can't heal yourself, how can you heal others? This article presents an in-depth exercise for overcoming shyness about touching yourself.

By: T. Darlene Cheek

Weight Gain Following Treatment for Hyperthryoidism

Treatment for hyperthyroidism that results in permanent hypothyroidism is highly associated with weight gain.

By: Elaine Moore

Plants & Animals

A THOROUGHLY MODERN HERBALIST

Hildegard von Bingen was no ordinary woman. This medieval Benedictine nun was a healer, writer, herbalist, prophet, and musical composer.

By: Connie Krochmal

FORBIDDEN FRUIT

Invasive plants are a worldwide problem. A number of species with edible fruits are known to be invasive.

By: Connie Krochmal

Horse Tack, Part 2

A discussion of a couple more pieces of tack: the breastcollar and stirrups.

By: Caryn A. Tate

Ruby Crowned Kinglet

They stand about 4½ inches long from bill to tail and the smallest birds besides the Ruby throated hummingbird native to New England. Kinglets are small, and occupy some of the most alien surroundings in Northern New England.

By: Fred J. Kane

Reading & Literature

New British Poetry: 3 Southwest England

Reviews two new volumes of poetry from the southwest of England.

By: Dr J D Ballam

Visual & Performing Arts

Clowning Around for Fun and Money

Think the only way to be a clown is to quit your day job and join the circus? Take a second look! Clowns are everywhere: in hospitals, at community fairs, at health events, at birthday parties. Anywhere and everywhere a laugh is appreciated. Join the clown family today!

By: Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt

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