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Jun 15, 2003

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Business & Finance

What Impact May FLSA Reform Have on Your Company?

This valuable article – provided by Advantage Human Resourcing – summarizes the proposed changes to the FLSA in a concise, easy-to-read format.

By: Christina Morfeld

Health & Wellness

Axillary Dissection and Sentinel Node Biopsy - the Latest Studies

New studies on axillary dissectionm sentinel node biopsy and subsequent complications.

Society typically believes that breast cancer is only suffered by women. This fact is far from the truth. Thought the incident of breast cancer is lessin males, they can, and do, suffer from the disease.

By: Mary M. Alward

Home & Style

Shasta Masters and Varese Sarabande Present

Varese Sarabande and Shasta Masters have teamed up to produce an excellent compilation series featuring the best of the classic country artists. Tex Ritter, Merle Travis, Rusty Richards, Johnny Bond and of course, Jimmy Wakely, can all be found at www.varesesarabande.com

By: Tim Lasiuta

Outdoor & Recreation

Decompression Sickness--What is it and how can you reduce risk

Learn about DCI to protect yourself and fellow divers

By: Linda Gettmann

Plants & Animals

Bold and Beautiful Herbs

Mention foliage plants, and the things that usually come to mind are hostas and ferns. That's a shame. Many herbs have bold and beautiful foliage.

By: Connie Krochmal

LEWIS AND CLARK PLANTS, PART I

Lewis and Clark described or collected some 170+ plants. A dozen of these were fruits, some of which are featured here.

By: Connie Krochmal

The Greeting Card Garden Syndrome: Are You Afflicted?

A brief look at the research, joys of discovery, and some pitfalls a home gardener might encounter in designing a landscape for an historical home.

By: Georgene A. Bramlage

Reading & Literature

GERONIMO (1829 - 1909)

In June 1829, a baby was born in an Indian village in No-doyohn Canyon, Arizona. Never did his parents dream that this child would someday become one of the greatest Apache chiefs of all time.

By: Mary M. Alward

Interview with Dorothy Porter

Magdalena Ball talks to Dorothy Porter about her new verse novel, Wild Surmise, and discovers there is more to the poet than mere poetry.

By: Billy Marshall Stoneking

Little Red Riding Hood: General Overview

A brief overview of LRRH from Perrault to feminist interpretations, presenting different versions that have evolved.

By: Mary C. Legg

Education & Career

The Viking Longship - Weapon of Terror!

The Vikings were seen as a fearsome group of people, but they might not have earned this image without their weapons and longships!

By: Elizabeth Batt

History

By: Dennis Morehouse

Music

June '03 Update

This is the sixth monthly update to let you share in my recent musical "discoveries".

By: Paul Landkamer

Partners & Parents

In which I make a prediction about which names will rise to new heights in the future. Spooooooky psychic powers revealed! (Well, no psychic powers, but a good deal of old-fashioned deduction.)

By: Kristen Hanley Cardozo

Politics & Society

Re-Living History

Please don't make me read Hillary's new book.

By: Frank Monaldo

Travel

Now Read This: Ohio Authors Provide Page-Turning Tales

Why not turn the sprinkler on the kids, set up the lounge chair (at a safe distance from the sprinkler) and get lost in a good book—or two? Includes a list of a half-dozen great Ohio guidebooks, perfect for folks who can't sit still.

By: Diane Stresing

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