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Formulating an effective networking strategy is key to a successful job search. Here's how to start and maintain a professional network.

Libraries provide a wealth of resources for the writer. If you're going to get the most out of your library research some preparation will help save time.

Four key power players determine and shape the course of public policy in the United States. Each have different demands to the legislation process.

When determining how you will group your students, there are several options to choose from including interest, ability, random choice and student choice.

One of the prevalent challenges in American government has been the problem of factions. This article explains the importance of factions in shaping the Constitution.

Some computer problems cannot be solved from a web post or from tech support on the other side of the planet. Sometimes face-to-face meetings are the only way.

Each strand of the expressive arts has its own distinct flavour and style. Challenge students to explore why and how they developed.

The Fair Elections proposal, S. 1285 in the 110th Congress, would bring big change to Washington. The amendment would change the way candidates fund their campaigns.

This is part 2 of an article about good design practice for GUI.

Researching over the Internet can be very useful for the memoir writer. With access to a computer, you can quickly uncover information, clarify facts and meet people.

Engaging students in case studies takes the science content they are learning and places it a real world context to support their internalization of science knowledge.

The labor market may be tough, but laying out an effective search strategy is even tougher. Here's what job seekers need to know to improve the chances for employment.

Gifted children require special attention in order to reach their full potential. The talents and abilities of a gifted child should be recognized and encouraged.

President Obama's nomination of Appeals Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court was driven by a rigorous selection process shaped by a confluence of factors.

For aspiring authors writing fiction, whether it be short stories, novellas or novels, try this idea for an interesting group activity and creative writing exercise.

As town hall meetings address health care reform, anger boils over and the AARP clarifies after the President's statement in New Hampshire regarding their support.

An international team of scientists and teachers will break the ice on a two week journey towards the Earth's southern-most continent, from Dec. 11 to 28.

Bluetooth: Long Live the King introduces the success of Bluetooth wireless technology, along with some of the challenges it has endured over its ten year period.

Engineers can leverage the power of their personal and business networks in conjunction with online tools to achieve success in their job search.

Most non-profit organizations can - and should - lobby for their cause, as long as they follow the IRS's rules.

One might ask, "Why would anyone want to read about another person's horrible childhood?" Yet, these so-called "misery memoirs" are abundantly written and read.

Graphic novels run the full gamut. Classically illustrated to scantily drawn, text heavy to fluffy dialogue, family oriented to adult themed books, graphic novels can and do appeal to every interest group and age range. They can be good, bad, excellent, terrible, and/or moving.

Although climate change is contributing to water scarcity worldwide, businesses are ignoring the risks associated with a lack of water, a report found.

The European Union has voted to ban seal based products. The ban may become law by the end of next month, triggering a Canadian appeal to the World Trade Organization.

JewishGen offers a wide range of databases online, enabling researchers to locate worldwide records of use to persons tracing Jewish ancestry.

In the wake of the tragic loss of Eight Belles in the Kentucky Derby, the state of Kentucky and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association are monitoring safety rules.

Americans waste a shocking amount of water everyday. Water conservation not only helps to preserve a scarce resource, conserving water saves energy

To help protect against certain neurological and brain disorders, retirees should keep their minds sharp through various cognitive activities. Here's how.

Why not bring the book club to you this winter? With the many available resources on the Internet starting an online book club is easier than it sounds.

Modern Nepal was dominated for more than two centuries by the Shah Dynasty of the Gukrhas - yet their kings struggled to create a developed and strong state.

In 2005 this US based NGO sent 100 personal computers to Sierra Leone's young people. In 2008 they are just a few sponsors shy of a second shipment.

Lewis Black ignores the potential for insightful, funny political commentary and, instead, settles for little more than a sophomoric tirade with little substance.

Online social networking has been all the rage over the past few years - now the concept of online business networking is helping small and personal businesses grow.

Today there are online dating sites catering to almost every specific group of people. For the hearing impaired, these sites stand out.

Throughout the history of the United States these five pieces of music have rallied support, called people to arms, and comforted in times of sorrow.

Pesticide testing on fruits, vegetables and field crops by the USDA to set safe levels of chemicals in agriculture has been shutdown leaving consumers at risk.

Social networking. It is a commonly used phrase often heard on the nightly news or seen in the daily newspaper. So, what is social networking?

Corporate ethics takes a front seat in business communications as public relations professionals commit to social responsibility and ethical business practice.

This debut novel is chock full of vampires, werewolves and witches in an imaginary city but the style and characterization set it apart from lesser competitors.

Here's a review of the first issue of The Lorelei Signal, a quarterly e-zine devoted to strong female characters in fantasy fiction.

Many animators and filmmakers begin their careers with the creation of short films. These productions expose them to their own talents, as well as the greater industry.

Cindy Woodsmall visits a small town Amish girl and her family in this first book of a series.

European soccer's Champions League groups have been chosen. Here is a review of Group A featuring Juventus, Bayern Munich, Bordeaux, and Maccabi Haifi

Every four years a new president takes an oath of office. Even if re-elected that president begins a new term, with a new opportunity based upon lessons of old.

Fresh from their victories over reform of Medicare Part D, the major drug companies are using proven tactics, on the US Congress, that were so successful - Lobbyists!

Biography of Andy Rooney, war correspondent, Emmy-winning TV journalist and public affairs author.

Fiction from Tom Purdom, Chris Willrich & Eric Brown, James Patrick Kelly's silver jubilee story and columns from Robert Silverberg and editor Sheila Williams.

It doesn't take thousands of dollars of astronomy equipment to enjoy the night sky. For much less, any new telescope owner can have everything needed for the best night.

Benjamin Franklin's relationship with slavery ran the gamut, from owing slaves in his younger years to being an outspoken abolitionist after the American Revolution.

The Urban Cookbook is part travelogue and part culinary adventure through the street foods of New York, London, Amsterdam, Paris and Berlin.