Genealogy research can open many doors into a hidden past. Beware, there may be some surprises in store. Who knows what you might find when you delve into your family hi

Sep 20, 2009 - Jane Finch

The history of UK surnames can lead to your own family history. Research the meaning and origin of surnames to help understand your family tree.

Sep 2, 2010 - Cathy Anne Smith

Need some great documentaries to use in your college classroom for Black History Month? Here are some interesting films that contemporary college students will enjoy.

Dec 21, 2006 - Naomi Rockler-Gladen

Review of consumerism in light of today's economy and the suggestion of a "less is best" attitude as a formula for economic and personal success.

Jul 26, 2011 - Marlene Barrera

From oil spills to war, anybody can make errors of judgment, but some lapses turn out to be eye-wateringly, jaw-droppingly expensive. And embarrassing.

Jun 5, 2010 - David Porter

The Yorkshire valley of Nidderdale is one of seven areas in the North of England to have been designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

Apr 7, 2009 - Anthony Toole

From the River Thames to Greenwich and Richmond, from South Kensington's museums to the Tower of London, there are free sightseeing adventures for visitors and locals.

May 20, 2008 - Helen McCarthy

Despite the many migrations of Anabaptists, genealogy records for Mennonites are plentiful. Here are several resources for researching Mennonite ancestry.

Feb 2, 2009 - Rita Marshall

There are various ways to discover the rich history behind the people that lived and died to help create your very existence.

Feb 7, 2011 - Nathan Fulham

Fun activities to engage children in learning about their roots.

Dec 29, 2010 - Jennifer Holik-Urban

When writing a family history, sometimes the official scribe is hard-put to find stories that will enliven the memoirs. Keep digging... the stories are there.

Oct 6, 2009 - Marg McAlister

Southern Maryland is a quiet farming community with several little-known parks and beaches perfect for a family day-trip away from the fast-paced tourist destinations.

Jul 12, 2009 - Laura Wormuth

New York is a very visitor-friendly city. There are many places where one can sit and rest without spending a penny, or a cent.

Oct 4, 2010 - Joanna Infeld

Gooseberries have been used in recipes for jam, wine, desserts and sauces for centuries. They are easy to grow and rich in vitamin C and antioxidants.

Aug 24, 2011 - Celia Compton

The Survey of London is an invaluable source for the study of architecture and social history of Soho, a historic district in the heart of London.

Jul 17, 2009 - Lito Apostolakou

As multinational expansion embraces fast-growing emerging markets like Brazil, India and China, senior executives must decide best sources for their overseas operations.

Apr 7, 2008 - Daniel Workman

Scottish family names; their meaning, history and origins, can help with family history research and to trace your family tree from Scotland.

Oct 10, 2010 - Cathy Anne Smith

Getting started researching a family history can be very difficult. This article is an account of how I did it, so that others can learn from my mistakes!

Sep 13, 2010 - Duncan Hall

Tattoos have been used as therapy, protective amulets, to indicate high social status, to ostracize, and were finally popularized as an art form by Roman soldiers.

Mar 15, 2007 - Katrien Vander Straeten

Chancellor George Osborne has announced that budget cuts will include the withdrawal of child benefit from those in the 40% tax bracket and above from 2013.

Oct 5, 2010 - Jennifer Young