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Feb 15, 2005

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Film & TV

In Memoriam: Russ Meyer (1922-2004)

He was born Russel Albion Meyer, but they called him King Leer.

By: Paul Armentano

A review of the movie "Uncle Nino".

By: James C. Hess

Mind & Soul

Aries: I Seek Myself

Liz Greene’s main theme for Aries energy is one of the old being overthrown in order for the new to take over. Usually this means that the father figure or another authority figure will feature in the individual’s life in developing the ego of the ram. Through ramming against the boundaries of this other authoritative figure, the Aries individual gets to develop their own strength.

By: Rose B. Glavas

Outdoor & Recreation

Broken Mammoth Archaeology Field School, Alaska

This is an article looking at the archaeological field school opportunity at Broken Mammoth Archaeology Field School in Alaska.

Surviving Vacation Bloopers

A little advance preparation can save a dive trip.

By: Linda Gettmann

Politics & Society

Global Orwell – Looking at why Orwell matters today

Review of “Why Orwell Matters” by Christopher Hitchens (2002)

By: Glenn Brigaldino

Halsey's Bad Rap

Should we judge people by one incident, or by the entirety of their being?

By: Andrew Willis

Travel

Public transport systems in Hungary

Hungary has an excellent public transport system, but it need more money to improve its comfort level. I show you the key elements of this system.

By: Haragos Pal

Home & Style

Watermark Pads in Scrapbooking

There are four basic techniques for using a watermark pad: watermarking, resist, embossing and chalking. I’m going to save the resist technique for another article and concentrate this one on watermarking, embossing, and chalking.

By: Merrideth Chenoweth

Music

Can You Give More?

Charities are great at twisting arms to get folks to help them out. Musicians are often useful softies, so they love to push us into their corners. Here are a few ideas to have this help, not hurt your career, and be a lot more fun.

By: Cindy Lee Haddock

February, '05 Update

Man does not live on heavy rock alone --nor only on soft relaxing music. This month's two artists are almost a different as black and white.

By: Paul Landkamer

Plants & Animals

Fruits in the News

Here's a bird's eye view of some happenings in the world of fruits.

By: Connie Krochmal

Here in the Southeast, the winter continues to be a rough one. Right now, we're in the midst of a snowstorm with possible power outages. Rather than worry, I'd rather turn my attention to the indoors where there's no shortage of garden-related activities. Among my favorite pastimes is garden poetry.

By: Connie Krochmal

Lewis and Clark: a couple of High Plains Drifters

Lewis and Clark and their fellow explorers rode out the winter of 1804/05 in the High Plains, at Fort Mandan, in what we now know as South Dakota. During the autumn prior to, and the spring and early summer following that winter they encountered many new plant species.

By: Gregg Pasterick

New article in Living Simply - forcing winter branches

Even at the tail end of winter you can have brilliant blooms, all over your house, for free. Here's how to force woody branches the easy way -the latest article in the Living Simply section of the Suite Eco-Home and Garden Hub.

By: Jill Florio

Visiting Disney's Animal Kingdom

I trip to Florida and a visit to Disney's newest addition! Come along as our very own Mary Alward shares her adventure and describes the many different species of exotic wildlife she encountered along the way.

By: Vickie Ferguson

Reading & Literature

Explore the Virgin Islands

This is a review of the book Explore the Virgin Islands.

More Books About Horses

Great horse stories with beautiful illustrations that will keep kids 4 to 8 enthralled. Both of these books make a great gift for all young horse lovers.

By: Mary M. Alward

Writing & Publishing

Subgenres In Romance Novels

The different types of romance (subgenera) are as varied as the people who read romances. In this article and the next, we'll explore some of these very different types of romance.

By: Florence U. Cardinal

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