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Aug 22, 2003

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Education & Career

Bilingual Welsh-English Websites

Putting together a fully bilingual website presents designers with a unique set of challenges, while providing bilingual web surfers with a more effective Internet experience.

By: Sarah Stevenson

Food & Drink

Busy Moms Want Quick Dinners

Need some helpful ideas on how to speed up the dinner process on those busy nights when it seems there is no time for dinner? I've put together an article that helps you plan your meals and gives suggestions on some quick and easy meals. I've also shared some of my own favorite recipes, and shared tips on cleanup and on making sure your kids get their daily veggies.

By: Michelle Marshall

Mind & Soul

Blessed Are Those Who Dwell in Your House

What does it mean to be in the presence of God or in God's house? Do you consider God's house a home where you are welcome, or a cold, austere place where one must be on one's best behavior? Take a look at the psalmist's view of God's house and what it means to be in God's presence.

By: John L. Hoh, Jr.

The Lonely Path

Being lonely can be unpleasant but is it also helpful to one on the path of individuation?

By: Bonnie McCarson

Politics & Society

Same sex marriages come to Canada

Recent provincial supreme court rulings have forced the federal government's hand in determining that yes, same-sex marriages will be legal in Canada, only the third country in the world to recognize such unions.

By: David Russell

Travel

The Lightkeeper's Daughter

Back before there were computers, radar, sonar, and global positioning devices, seafarers relied on their compasses and the lightkeepers to protect them from the dangerous, jagged coastline. These lighthouses were not automated, had to be tended by hand, along with the warning bells that had to be wound ever few hours. Lone lightkeepers lived in tiny houses alongside the lighthouses. Sometimes these men brought their wives and children to live in the lighthouse. Sometimes these children had to help tend the light, wind the bell, and do whatever else was required.

By: Linda M. Orlando

Film & TV

Too Many Cooks in Oakdale's Pot?

With As the World Turns veering wildly every day from classic soap to absolutely awful, just exactly where does the blame lie?

History

Rallying in Kars

The defenders fight off a determined attack.

By: John Barham

Partners & Parents

Lemonade Stand for My Garden

On a hot day, you need a refreshing drink to serve the friends who visit your garden. You can make a refreshing drink for very little money. Here is my easy recipe for homemade Snapple.

By: Vickie Ferguson

Reading & Literature

Mark Tatulli, Creator of Heart of the City

Fashioned from the perspectives of a little girl and her busy single mom, Heart of the City contains all the wisdom, frustrations and laughter to be found in raising a precocious child. From Heart’s determination to find her mother a boyfriend to the Italian nanny’s great cooking, we would be certain the comic strip has a woman’s sensitivities, a real female cartoonist’s view of the world. Right? Nope. Heart of the City is created by a man.

By: Susanna McLeod

Visual & Performing Arts

A Dragon, Be Dragon, See Dragon, Too

Not exactly a sequel to an article many of you have probably never seen.

By: Joe Jeskiewicz

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