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The Fall 2008 DAN Conference will feature Jon Pangborn, PhD, Elizabeth Mumper, MD, Julie Matthews, CNC, Nancy O'Hara, MD and Dan Rossignol, MD.

A Companion to Britain in the Later Middle Ages - a survey of Britain 1100 - 1500, written by experts in the field.

The Detroit Demolition women's football team presented a new bike to a local disabled man whose bike had been stolen.

Paul Bennett creates a beautiful and useful guidebook to southern gardens in this 2000 release of Garden Lover's Guide to the South.

First time home buyers are crucial to the recovery of the UK property market. First time buyers need affordable mortgages.

Finding the delicate balance between the needs of the local community, economy and environment is one of the biggest challenges for any proposed project.

New Hampshire and the White Mountains are a wonderful summer family vacation spot, and Attitash Mountain is a great place to start.

Despite being a personal account most memoirs designed for commercial publication will need some degree of research to be critically acclaimed or accepted.

Small town Idaho is our focus this month in our article series Destinations for Artists.

In nine Kentucky Derbies, Hartack won five times, including with Iron Liege, Majestic Prince and Canada's Northern Dancer. He died last month at age 74.

This murder whodunnit set in India offers background, motive and evidence for six different suspects, keeping readers guessing until the final pages.

Designers looked to the countryside for inspiration this season and came back with plenty of checks, plaid, tweed and fur to keep us warm this fall and winter.

Doga, doggy yoga, helps pets and people. Whether it's an evolution of yoga or a corruption of an ancient practice is irrelevant. It's happening and participants love it.

Second and third graders learn new information about Martin Luther King and the 1963 March on Washington, complete a KWL chart, and write "I Have a Dream" speeches.

Brief Biography and work of English writer Elizabeth Gaskell who set the social wrongs she witnessed into her novels.

The foxglove is versatile. It can be tall enough for the back of the border or left to go to seed at the edge of a woodland garden. It's a perfect plant for naturalizing.

There are some wonderful places to shop for holiday decorations in Sacramento, California.

Finding plastic-free toys for Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanza can be a challenge. Here are some gift giving suggestions that saves the planet and your budget.

The LeMay Museum, located in Tacoma, Washington, shows off hundreds of vintage Chevrolets, Fords, Cadillacs, Pierce-Arrows, LaSalles, Duesenbergs and other fabulous cars.

Read about Spanish Gazpacho, Kobe Beef, Dark Dining in Montreal, Okonomiyaki in Vancouver and Sonoran Desert Oregano.

An ancestor of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Delano left behind her own legacy of providing medical assistance for those in need.

Once they understand how to raise the stakes in a novel, authors will please both readers and editors - and be much more likely to get a contract from a publisher.

The Feminine Mistake by Leslie Bennetts is a book describing the lives of working mothers and stay-at-home moms. Bennetts offers the pros and cons of both lifestyles.

The cottage garden is experiencing a revival, but this time around, the planting beds are more defined. With mixed beds, useful plants are as important as the flowers.

Château de Chambord, Cheverny, and Chenonceau in the French Loire Valley are among the top sights to see on a visit to France or even on a daytrip from Paris.

In the years following the war, more than a few American women found themselves speaking out in print in the nation's growing number of newspapers and magazines.

When children bond with grandparents, it benefits them in many ways. Grandparents can be great role models and they can provide cultural heritage and family history.

Parke County, Indiana, is the "Covered Bridge Capital of the World." Celebrate the historic structures at an annual fall festival October 10-19, 2008.

Wildlife and landscapes painter Mary Roberson talks about how a small town and the outdoors effects her passion for painting.

Pompeii is a rich source of archaeological evidence for the lives of urban and rural roman slaves and the role they played in roman society

Niagara-on-the-Lake not only offers fine dining and accommodations, it is a popular destination for whirlpool jet boating and bike trails along the Niagara River.

Luxury sedans aren't what they used to be. They're better. Not only do they provide superior styling and comfort, but they're fast and full of glorious gadgetry.