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Jan 30, 2005

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Home & Style

Review: Writing Newspaper Editorials - Course by Jason Reeher

Review of the SuiteUniversity Online Course: "Writing Newspaper Editorials" - Jason C. Reeher, Instructor.

By: Regenia G. Butcher

Partners & Parents

Bread - Part 2 - A Simple Recipe

Here is a simple recipe for a loaf of home-baked bread. With some adult help, even boys and girls as young as four years old can put together a loaf of bread. This recipe might look difficult, but a wonderful loaf of bread is your reward if you carefully stick to each step and are patient.

By: Georgene A. Bramlage

Reading & Literature

An interlude with Venus as she plays her song upon her man with links to Ovid's Book IV of the Metamorphoses and Hesiod's Theogony for the explanation of her peculiar conception. Illustrations are linked to add a bit of color with links for celestial observance of conjunction of Mars and Venus in the heavens as well as a poem by Theodore Roethke to give a classical cast to the essay.

By: Mary C. Legg

Was Jane Austen a feminist?

This article argues that Jane Austen was a forerunner of the feminists.

By: Viola Ashford

Technology

Death Valley’s amazing diva and the Amargosa Opera House

Since early 1968, Marta Beckett has been singing and dancing in her own productions in her own theater in her own town of Death Valley Junction. Here, in this small corner of the desert, her inspiration and hard work has turned an abandoned town and a ramshackle theater into an artistic oasis.

By: Brian Salisbury

Risk management is an important part of most businesses that have computers, networks and databases. Risk management is about identifying things that can hurt a business. This can be translated into things that can hurt you, the home user. We will go into how risk management works and how it can be used for the home.

By: Thomas Williams

What does a web site need?

What you need to know when looking for a web host - what does a web site need?

By: Dianne Reuby

Writing & Publishing

The New World Order, ninth in a ten-part series on Global Constructs

The New World Order has become a globally recognized political concept; is it friend or foe?

By: Donna L. Quesinberry

Mind & Soul

A Higher Power of my own understanding

This is the first in a series of articles focused on the topic "a Higher Power of my own understanding." In this series, I will be sharing my Spiritual beliefs and how those beliefs have developed and evolved over my time in recovery.

By: Robert Burney

Flowing with the Stream

How do you find your own true path? How do you know that the path you're on right now is not a dead-end, or that it doesn't lead you in the wrong direction?

By: Roxianne Moore

String Theory and Spirituality

Science--and string theory--may provide answers to enduring questions about spirituality, other worlds, and how to achieve the life you've always wanted.

By: Fiona Broome

Plants & Animals

(Shudder) Spiders! Part 2

They're ba-ack! And I think it will become a "me against them" scenario as I lose the support of my family to them.

By: Paym Bergson

Thinking of Autumn

Never a dull moment around my place. I'm getting ready for Autumn, which isn't that far away. Checking out pots and plants and boxes and bulbs. A joyful but busy job.

By: Bill Richardson

relative effectiveness of ultrasound

By: Stephen Vantassel

Sports

The Super Aspirations of Terrell Owens

Stay out of the game in order to properly heal. Doctor's orders. But this is no ordinary game, and Terrell Owens happens to look elsewhere for career advice and directions on the road to greatness.

By: Roy Pickering

Visual & Performing Arts

Romeo and Juliet: What's In a Name?, Part I

Analysis of "Romeo and Juliet", with a focus on Romeo and Juliet's names. It is the play that gave us the beautifully poignant: "What's in a name? That which we call a rose/ By any other word would smell as sweet".

By: Jennifer Alpeche

Romeo and Juliet: What's In a Name?, Part II

Part II, with some mentions of "Shakespeare in Love" and a one-hit wonder from 1964.

By: Jennifer Alpeche

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