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Business & Finance

 
Customers Value Good Business Relations
Successful companies make customer relationships something customers value more than anything else they could receive from the competition. How do companies do this?
Facebook for Small Business Owners
The small business owner can use Facebook to help build product brand, spread news about services and enhance customer relations.
Home Equity Release Schemes - Pros and Cons
Senior citizens are opting for home equity release schemes because current fixed incomes are insufficient. Does equity release provide a good source of retirement income?
How Businesses Distribute Products to Consumers
Businesses can choose from a wide variety of distribution channels to get their products to consumers. Distribution decisions affect both costs and customer satisfaction.
Obama and the Markets
As administrations change, so will the national focus, giving rise to new investment opportunities.
Secured Loans Vs Unsecured Loans
Unsecured loans are preferable to secured loans as they don't risk the family home. However, unsecured personal loans aren't always available for those with bad credit.
Start Saving for Retirement
Want a million dollars saved for your retirement? Make that dream a reality with five easy steps and a mere $100 a month.

Film & TV

 
A Guide to The West Wing
The Serial Drama "The West Wing" ran for 7 seasons from 1999 and won a total of 26 Emmy awards. It was written and created by acclaimed Hollywood writer Aaron Sorkin.
American Idol Season 8 Changes
American Idol has lost some of its steam after seven seasons. The reality show is undergoing some major changes and some minor tweaks for its eighth run.
Bolt: Disney Revival with John Lasseter
The release of Bolt is the first sign that animator John Lasseter is successfully transferring the creativity and perfectionism of his Pixar studio to that of Disney.
DVD Review: Transformers Animated Season Two
Paramount Home Video's Transformers Animated Season Two is a surprisingly good update of the 1980's television show. 6/10.
Dragonball Evolution Trailer Tease
Check out the latest trailer for the live action anime, Dragonball Evolution, starring Justin Chatwin, Chow Yun-Fat and James Marsters. Film hits the US on April 8.
Last Chance Harvey Review
Harvey Shine and Kate Walker lead tiring lives, but by taking a glimmering chance their lives become less troubled and more extraordinary.
Privileged Premieres on the CW
Privileged premiered on the CW in 2008. Starring JoAnna Garcia (Reba) and based in Palm Beach, Florida. Garcia plays a tutor helping rich girls get into college.
Review: Rogue
Rogue is better than the vast majority of wide release horror in 2008. Of course that means it got dumped to DVD after playing in 10 theaters for one weekend.
The Celebreality Phenomenon
Reality TV changed as celebrities turned to the networks to revitalize their careers. Stars from Ozzy Osbourne to Scott Baio have participated in Celebreality.
Top Chef Season 5 Could Become Top Couple
Top Chef Season 5 is being dubbed, Top Couple as tension between cheftestants Leah and Hosea heats up outside the kitchen.

Health & Wellness

 
10 Hot Sports Medicine Trends
Here are the hottest trends in the ever-evolving world of Sports Medicine, according to a recent artilce from the American College of Sports Medicine.
Anti-Tumor Immunotherapy for Brain Cancer
American researchers have developed an immunotherapy to attack glioblastoma multiforme brain tumor in mice by activating a specific type of immune cells
Can Stem Cells Cure Blindness?
Age-related macular degeneration may one day be treated by injecting stem cell-derived photoreceptors into the eye, which has been shown to work in mice.
Common Causes of Pelvic Pain
Pelvic pain is a common complaint for women. Read on for some of the most common reasons your pelvis may hurt, what to do about it, and when to call your doctor.
Drug Abuse and Emergency Room Visits
The Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) monitors drug abuse related emergency room visits. It is a report that shows what is really happening on the streets of America.
Facts About U.S. Government's Exercise Tips
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has provided a free 2008 daily exercise program for adults 18-64. WebMD advice about exercise fitness and aerobic exercise.
Female Porn Addiction
Women are slowly catching up to men with online porn addiction. 9.4 million women access adult websites every month and some of those sites include child pornography.
Free Weight Loss Advice for Teenagers
Weight loss advice is everywhere, yet more teens face weight problems. What are ways for teens to lose weight? Here is some free weight loss advice for teens.
How To Do Simple Tai Chi Moves
Consistent practice of Tai Chi not only promotes strength, flexibility and great peace of mind, it also is said to impart health to the inner organs of the body. Enjoy!
How to Treat Scalp Psoriasis
These tips on how to treat scalp psoriasis deals with the diagnosis of the itchy scaly scalp disease and the most effective remedies to control it.
How to Use Fitness Balls Safely & Get Toned
Some safe beginners exercises to strengthen the core muscles of the back and abdomen using an exercise ball. Build up strength and lose inches around the middle.
Improve Memory Alone or In Groups
According to the University of Illinois, age-related memory loss begins in adults around the ages of 35 to 40. Here are some puzzles and games to help improve memory.
Lose Even More Weight with Nintendo's Wii Fit
You may have already lost weight with the Nintendo Wii Fit. Now, lose even more weight with these slim down secrets. Check out these additional fitness games.
Why Bilingualism Slows Aging
Studies show that learning two or more languages during childhood protects the brain from some age-related cognitive decline.
Why Building Muscle is Better than Cardio Alone
Many people who become involved in fitness to lose weight neglect to strength train because they think it will make them gain weight. Here's why it's necessary.

Home & Style

 
Checklist for Honeymoon Packing
As a couple's wedding and honeymoon approach they have to finish up all last minute details and pack for their romantic vacation. Make it easier with this checklist.
Eva Mendes Turquoise and Diamond Necklace
One of the most searched celebrity jewelry designs at the 2009 Golden Globe Awards is the Van Cleef and Arpels turquoise and diamond necklace worn by Eva Mendes.
Honeymoon Packing Tips
Follow these honeymoon packing tips to ensure a stress-free start to a romantic vacation.
How to Care for Wood Floors
Properly cared for, wood floors can last for generations. Here's what you need to know to get the most out of your wood floors.
How to Decorate a Pink and Black Nursery
Start this Paris-inspired look with pale pink walls contrasted with black furniture and dressy accessories.
How to Polish Your Shoes
Learning to polish your shoes will not only make you look smarter, it will extend the life of leather footwear.
Humane and Lethal Rat and Mouse Traps
Some rat traps can be dangerous. Others are claimed to be humane. Here's how the different types stack up.
Repairing a Chair and Using Web Clamps
Find out how bar and web clamps come in handy when repairing a chair.
Trash the Dress
There is a new tradition for today's modern bride. "Trash the Dress" photography provides adventurous woman a new way to remember their wedding dress forever.
Valentine's Day Craft Ideas for Handmade Gifts
There are many Valentine's Day craft ideas that are perfect for making handmade gifts for a loved one. Soaps, candles and pretty ornaments are all quick craft ideas.

Outdoor & Recreation

 
Best Cruise Lines on the Rhone and Saone Rivers
Peter Deilmann, A-Rosa, and Viking offer luxury riverboat cruises on the Rhone and Saone in Southern France. Amadeus, Avalon, Brennan, and Uniworld have longer tours.
Cross-Country Skiing in Salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake City area offers a variety of cross-country ski trails from canyon roads to mountain resorts, ski rentals, lessons, and guided tours.
February is Museum Month in San Diego
Each February since 1989, the San Diego Museum Council has sponsored "Museum Month" to heighten awareness of the cultural and educational treasures that the city holds.
Helicopter Skiing in Nevada's Ruby Mountains
The Ruby Mountains feature no resorts or lift lines - just 200,000 acres of pristine snow, steep lines, and powder filled bowls accessible only by helicopter or touring.
Mazatlan Cruise Port Guide
A one-day, first-time visit to Mazatlan should include visiting the Plaza Republica and the Golden Zone.
The Landing Loop, a Product Review
The Landing Loop is a new and unique product for safely and easily docking a boat, even when single-handing.
Winter X Games 13 Mono Skier X
Adaptive skiing takes center stage in the ESPN Winter X Games' Mono Skier X, which pits 12 skiers in a battle that fuses Alpine racing and motocross.

Plants & Animals

 
Orchard Mason Bees
Solitary bees have garnered more attention as pollinators in recent years. Indeed, as honeybee populations decline, solitary wild bees are being cultivated.
Origins of Common Houseplants
Houseplants come from tropical forests and arid regions around the world. Knowing the origin of a specific plant can help in providing it with proper care.
Reasons to Spay or Neuter Cats
Despite the large number of unwanted cats languishing in shelters, many owners fail to have their cats spayed or neutered due to common misconceptions.
Recognizing the Pit Bull Breed
Pit Bull bias is largely attributed to misidentification of dog breeds. Some experts say up to 75% of dogs identified as pit bulls are actually other breeds of dogs!

Reading & Literature

 
Ann Beattie's Janus
In "Janus," Ann Beattie illustrates internal conflict in her protagonist, Andrea.
Book Review – Red Dress Walking by S A Jones
Australian author Sarah Jones reveals a love of literature and interesting insights into the dynamics of relationships during times of crisis in her debut novel.
Ellen Wittlinger's Young Adult Novel Hard Love
Hard Love is a novel about trust: telling the truth, telling lies, naming and being named. But most importantly, it's about deciding when to escape and when not to.
Isaac Babel's My First Goose
Isaac Babel uses his personal experience as a soldier during Russia's civil war and revolution in his short story "My First Goose."
Make a Gift of Free Romantic Audiobooks
A collection of free public domain audiobooks make a lovely and thoughtful yet cheap gift for Valentine's Day. Free audiobooks can be downloaded to create a custom gift.
Michael Ian Black's "Custom Van" Runs Out of Gas
"My Custom Van," the collection of humorous essays from comedian Michael Ian Black, presents some of the comic's funniest work, but some of the material wears thin.
Moderne Interiors
These two art books offer design inspiration and historical lessons on the beauty of interiors.
Princeton Review Best Colleges and Fiske Guide
Fiske Guide to Colleges and The Best 368 Colleges are top-rated guides to the best colleges with insider tips by current students, ranking criteria and data on admission.
Quite Ugly One Morning by Christopher Brookmyre
Christopher Brookmyre's first novel is an excellent start combining wit, humour with very dark images of murder and man's lust for power and wealth at any cost.
Review - Citrus, A History by Pierre Laszlo
Pierre Laszlo is a man of culture as well as being a scientist and it shows through in Citrus, A History which is a story, reference and an enticing literary work.
Review - How to Heal a Broken Wing
A recent award by the Cooperative Children's Book Center draws attention to the latest thoughtful and appealing picture book by talented writer Bob Graham.
Review of Incidents In The Life of a Slave Girl
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Written by Herself, is a riveting true tale of a slave and her escape from her bonds.
Review – The Bitter Shore by Jacquie Everitt
Journalist and human rights lawyer Jacquie Everitt presents the story of an Iranian refugee family and their experiences with Australia's mandatory detention policy.
Shakespeare Sonnet 107
Addressing his sonnet, the poet/speaker again affirms that despite the ravages of time and wrong thinking that may obliterate and denigrate art, his sonnet will live on.
The Story of Australia by Vanessa Collingridge
This collection of information, photographs, letter and document facsimiles and illustrations offers thought-provoking insights into Australia's past and present.

Sports

 
Aaron Curry NFL Draft Prospect
Curry is a tremendously instinctive football player that reads and diagnoses the play many times before the ball is even snapped.
Acme Thunderer - Story of The Referee's Whistle
The first whistle designed for referees, The Acme Thunderer, celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2009. It is still made and is still in worldwide use across many sports.
Andre Berto Defeats Luis Collazo
Andre Berto overcame Luis Collazo's slick southpaw style to remain undefeated.
Lingerie Football League
Football and beautiful women is the winning combination for the Lingerie Football League set to kick off their first nationally televised season in 2009.
Vontae Davis NFL Draft Prospect
This junior comes from NFL bloodlines as he is the younger brother of San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis another physical specimen (must run in the family).

Travel

 
Biking in Slovenia
Slovenia offers biking trails around the Julian Alps, the Adriatic Sea and underground biking in the Karavanke Mountains.
Exploring Queenstown in New Zealand
From boating and fishing in summer to skiing and snowboarding in winter, Queenstown has something for everyone.
Itineraries of Saone and Rhone Cruise Vacations
Itineraries of luxury riverboat cruises on the Saone and Rhone Rivers in Burgundy and Provence usually include stops in Lyon, Mâcon, Chalon, Vienne, Arles, and Avignon.
Negril's Seven-Mile Beach Has Many Hotel Options
Dramatic black cliffs contrast with brilliant white sand and turquoise sea. Negril tourists have a choice of B and Bs, villas, all-inclusives, and everything in between.
Watching Alaska's Iditarod Dogsled Race
Sled dog teams and mushers race 1150 miles across a remote and dangerous winter landscape to celebrate Alaska and the Iditarod National Historic Trail.
World's Largest Copper Mine in Chuquicamata
The world's largest open-pit copper mine is nothing less than impressive; the owner, Codelco, organizes bus tours that give a glimpse of this industrial masterpiece.

Writing & Publishing

 
Fair Use Doctrine for Media Literacy Teachers
Media Literacy teachers and students often use copyright protected works in lessons. Five guidelines for fair use determine what can be used and how.
How to Write Captivating Travel Articles
Travel writing is widely regarded as a lucrative source of income. Learn how to break into this market. by using skillful writing techniques.
List of Business Letter Salutations
Professionals must select business letter salutations based on who will receive their letters and e-mails. Choosing the right closing salutation is essential for success.
Reference Books for Writers of Book Reviews
There are many books with information on authors, book summaries and reading lists that provide helpful background reference material for a well-researched book review.
What is Fair Use Law for Copyright Material?
Fair use is an important issue for journalists, writers, artists, teachers, and anyone who has used copyright works for anything other than personal activities.

Education & Career

 
Conducting a K-12 Classroom Needs Assessment
A systematic needs assessment identifies classroom, instruction, and curriculum needs, and can help teachers develop concrete strategies and resources for meeting them.
Teaching Genocide in High School Classes
Despite progress and global technological advances, twentieth century genocides highlight the need to vigorously study this phenomenon with the goal of ending atrocities.
Teaching Students to Make Predictions
Meteorologists and other scientists aren't the only people who make predictions. Students make educated guesses about what will happen next in their daily lives.
Why Are College Costs Rising?
The assumption is made that tuition costs are increasing each year because the cost of education is on the rise. The Delta Cost Project states otherwise.

Food & Drink

 
Baked Macaroni Pie
Amongst the recipes in the new Food Festivals of Italy cookery book, is this one for Baked Macaroni Pie from the Marche. It makes an ideal winter supper.
History of the Famous KitchenAid Mixer
Plastered throughout Modern Bride Magazine and still a very big "It" item on bride's wish lists', the KitchenAid mixer has become an iconic kitchen appliance.
Making Breakfast Fun
It doesn't take much effort to make child-friendly breakfasts. Instead of cereal or plain toast, try these breakfast ideas to encourage good breakfast-eating habits.

History

 
1623 Passengers on Ships Anne & Little James
The Mayflower was followed by the Fortune, making the Little James and Anne third and fourth arrivals. Passengers included wives and children of men already at Plymouth.
Australian National Flag
At Federation, Australia still did not have its own national flag, the Union Jack continued to fly. It was1953 before Australia's current flag was offically recognised.
French Exploration of the Mekong River
The commercial possibilities of the mighty Mekong River attracted great attention in nineteenth-century French Indochina.
Henry David Thoreau: Pencil Revolutionary
Early in US history, American-made pencils were vastly inferior compared to those from Europe. It was Thoreau who discovered the secret to European pencil quality.
Isa ibn Salman al-Khalifah
Isa bin Salman ruled a turbulent island for 38 years surviving riots and wars.
Jewish Persecution in Europe
The persecution of the Jews in Europe is a long history of bitterness and hatred among Catholics and Protestants, culminating in the 20th Century Holocaust.
King Louis XI
His plotting and love of intrigue earned Louis XI many enemies but helped to form a united France under a strong monarchy.
Names A-H of 144 Passengers to Virginia in 1607
Following are names of the colonists who reached Virginia in 1607 aboard the Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery. Occupations are given for these Jamestown founders.
Names J-Y of 144 Passengers to Virginia in 1607
Following are names of the colonists who reached Virginia in 1607 aboard the Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery. Occupations are given for these Jamestown founders.
Nat Turner's Rebellion
There comes a time in some people's lives when they feel they must do something that has to be done no matter what the cost. Nat Turner had one of those times.
Story of 144 Passengers to Virginia in 1607
The Virginia Company dispatched 144 men and boys on three ships which left England in December of 1606 and arrived in Virginia in May of 1607.
The Beginning of the Seven Years' War
The beginning of the Seven Years' War was a precarious time. A system of alliances brought large armies together for a battle across the European continent.
The Fall of Silesia
After the initial invasion of Silesia by Prussian forces, Austria strikes back at the country and her allies in a desperate attempt to control the region.
The First Silesian War
The First Silesian War was caused when Prussia invaded a small region of Austria. Starting as a small invasion, the conflict soon boiled over into a continental war.
The Haunting of Conewago Chapel
The Conewago Chapel near Hanover, PA had long been considered haunted until paranormal investigators proved differently.
The Jacobin Club
The Jacobin Club was the most powerful political organization in France during the French Revoluion. It was formed in Versailles during the Estates-General of 1789.
The Seven Years' War Comes to a Close
The closing salvo in the Seven Years' War brought Spain into the conflict. The war wrapped up with a variety of treaties being struck, most notably the Treaty of Paris.
The Seven Years' War Escalates
The Seven Years' War dragged on, expanding past the confines of continental Europe into the seas and abroad. Meanwhile, Russia entered the conflict with a large army.
White Rose Student Group of WW II
Emulating strategies of passive resistance, German students published radical leaflets rejecting fascism and militarism, and calling for justice during WW II.

Mind & Soul

 
Exploring the Labyrinth
The labyrinth may be embedded in popular culture thanks to the Greek legend of Theseus and The Minotaur, but its origins are much older.
Five Famous Christian Places
Religious landmarks are among the most beautiful in the world. Among such landmarks, five famous Christian places stand out as must-see destinations.
The General Council of Ephesus
The human reaction to the General Councils of the church has been varied and unpredicatable throughout history.
The Nine Forms of Devotion
Bhakti Yoga is the yoga of devotion. Indian scriptures mention nine forms of devotion which are meant to lead the devotee to total indentification with the Divine.
The Pagan Festival of Samhain - Past and Present
Samhain is the Pagan word for what has become Halloween. It is a Pagan festival that is set around the time of modern-day Halloween.
Where to Find Sunday School Clip Art Images
Sunday school clip art is used for many different materials in the classroom. Dress up your worksheets, assignment charts, and more by finding good clip art.

Partners & Parents

 
Activities for Your Two-Year Old
Entertain your twenty-four month old toddler with these fun, easy, long-lasting activities.
Fall Toilet Paper Roll Crafts
Simple crafts made by preschoolers and toddlers using toilet paper rolls can help with school preparation and also decorate the table for a festive fall dinner.
Formula Increases Newborn Risks
Gut immaturity of premature infants is exacerbated by formula and a new rat model shows why.
Free Kid's Online Coloring Pages for All Ages
Free online coloring pages are a great activity for kids. Color pages on the Internet to have all the fun of coloring pages but without using paper and learn new skills.
Grandparenting in This Economic Downturn
The deteriorating economy is a hardship for grandparents who run the risk of overextending themselves financially and physically to help family members in a pinch.
How to Make Chicken Pox More Comfortable
Chicken pox is no fun for anyone, especially small children that want to scratch constantly. Here are some ways to make this virus more comfortable.
Inexpensive Ways to Entertain Grandchildren
Here are low-cost activities for grandparents to plan when grandchildren are visiting. Inexpensive, fun, entertaining, simple things for grandparents & grandkids to do.
Romantic Valentine's Day Ideas
You can't stop thinking about your partner; a simple look sets your heart on fire. Waiting until evening to see them again makes your day seem to last an eternity.
Saving Money on Disposable Diapers
Diapers are a big part of the family budget when you have young children. The money-saving tips in this article add up to substantial savings on disposable diapers.
Spring Toilet Paper Roll Crafts
Perfect for Mother's Day, Easter and spring themes, these toilet paper roll crafts are simple and inexpensive for preschoolers and toddlers to make.
Summer Toilet Paper Roll Crafts
Perfect for outside summer creativity, kids will love making a snake, creating bubble prints and looking through a kaleidoscope made from toilet paper rolls.
Winter Toilet Paper Roll Crafts
With a little glue and some imagination, preschoolers and toddlers can create unique Christmas and winter decorations out of empty toilet paper rolls.

Politics & Society

 
A Biography of John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States and he was the first Catholic president. His first term was suddenly cut short by his assassination in 1963.
Barack Obama's Historic Inauguration
At Barack Obama's historic inauguration on January 20, 2009, he will be sworn-in on the West Front of the US Capitol, facing both the Washington and Lincoln Memorials.
CHF International Assists Women in Darfur
The conflict in Darfur continues to rage. Well over 300,000 people have been killed and 2.5 million have been displaced. And, women are at particular risk of injury.
Film To Highlight Role Of Children In War
Minneapolis-based filmmaker, Eric Howell, is making a short film entitled Ana's Playground. Howell is using the film to raise the issues of the use of children in war.
Foundations of U.S. Elections
Elections in the United States are complex but systematic processes that involve a variety of steps and large amounts of money.
Golden Globe Awards Honor LGBT Characters
Over the past decade, the number of gay roles nominated for Golden Globes has skyrocketed, with straight actors consistently winning for portrayals of gay characters.
Making History With A New President
On January 20, 2009 we will inaugurate our first President of color. This is a history making event as well as one that should be celebrated for all that it symbolizes.
More Dangerous Countries for Tourists
Planning to take a vacation in 2009? International travellers should stay up to date with the latest travel advisories and warnings.

Science & Nature

 
The Precautionary Principle
Where the threat of harm to the environment or human health exists, we should take precautions, even if cause and effect have not been proven unequivocally by science.
Tributylin Antifoulants and Dogwhelk Imposex
Marine antifouling paints harm the environment.
Venice Italy Mose Project and the Lagoon
Choose between architecture and marine life. Save the city or preserve the lagoon - a difficult choice for the Venetians.

Technology

 
Football Manager 2009 - 7 Star Coaching Guide
When you take control, of a club one of the most important areas to consider is the backroom staff.
How To Protect Classic Cars Against Theft
Classic cars lack modern security devices. Locks are easily picked and such cars do not have sophisticated modern alarms and immobilisers so other protection is needed.
How to Survive a Plane Crash
What a passenger wears on a flight, where a person sits and what a apassenger does in the event of an emergency affects the chances of surviving a plane crash.
Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon Xbox 360 Review
This dark re-imagining of Spyro is crippled by frustrating game play elements, a troublesome camera, and unfocused level designs.
The Barackmobile: Obama's Presidential Limo
GM created a customized limo that is flashy enough for a parade, impressive enough for a world leader, and secure enough for the 21st century.
What is Flyff?
A look at the free Korean MMORPG Fly For Fun, or Flyff.

Visual & Performing Arts

 
Minnesota Renaissance Festival 2008
After a precarious start to the season, the Minnesota Renaissance Festival unites to feature top talent in a medieval tradition.
The Musical Of Musicals in Vancouver
After selling out their entire run during the Vancouver Fringe, including their "Pick Of The Fringe" performances, it has returned to grace the stage once more.
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