Barbara Burgess

Barbara resides in Chesapeake VA Freelance Writer/Small Business Owner.
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  • "October Road's" Bryan Greenberg
    5/27/2007
    October Road star Bryan Greenberg caught the acting bug at a very early age and set out to pursue is dream to become an actor immediately after high school. Bryan moved to New York where he attended the New York University where he received a degree in theatre.
  • Tips on How To Give a Fresh Look to Your Kitchen Cabinets
    11/24/2006
    Kitchen cabinets need not be replaced in order to give your kitchen that fresh new feel. Cleaning and even painting them a different color will do much to spruce up your kitchen area
  • Tips On Cleaning and Spill Removal
    11/24/2006
    When cleaning upholstery it is important to know the type of fabric you are trying to clean. Spills will inevitably happen, the key is not to panic. Blot instead of rubbing and choose the proper cleaning method.
  • Nanny Cams: The Use of Nanny Cams
    9/29/2006
    There are various types of nanny cam set-ups from the simple to the professional installed that can be use to insure your child's safety. It us ultimately up to you the parent as to whether you will tell the caregiver that there is a camera installed.
  • Thyroid Problems:Infants And Children
    8/29/2006
    Thyroid problems in children if left untreated can become a very serious problem. It is imperative that newborns are tested within the first few days. A thyroid problem that goes untreated in infants can lead to physical and mental development problems
  • Potty Training: With Other Caregivers
    8/29/2006
    Potty training is a challenge for parents in itself, add additional caregivers to the equation and that challenge can increase if not handled properly. Discuss exactly what methods will be used with all involved. Everyone must work together to get results
  • Parkinson's Disease: A Daily Struggle
    8/29/2006
    Those living with Parkinson's Disease have a daily struggle to get through their day. There is no cure for Parkinson's, but there are medications that help to relieve some of the symptoms.
  • Potty Training Regression: Causes
    8/29/2006
    Regression during potty training is a normal occurence, especially in boys. Take some time with your child to determine exactly what it is that has cause them to abandon their toilet use. This can be a number of things even fear of the toilet flushing.
  • Ectopic Pregnancy
    8/9/2006
    Ectopic pregnancy forms due to a likely blockage in the fallopian tubes, this causes the baby to attach itself outside of the uterus. All ectopic pregnancies must be terminated either by natural miscarriage, medication or surgery.
  • Women Over 40:Preventing Increased Body Fat with Weight Training
    6/28/2006
    As women over 40 we want to prevent age-related increases in body fat. This can be done by incorporating a weight-training program in to our regular exercise program twice a week.
  • Osteoporosis:Reducing The Risk in Children
    6/28/2006
    Children can also become affected by osteoporosis. Osteoporosis in children is a very serious disease because they can fall and break a bone just from falling the distance of their own height.
  • Osteopenia:The Bone Truth
    6/28/2006
    Osteopenia is a term describing the stage of early bone density. Experts came up with this term in hopes of encouraging women to pay closer attention, earlier to their bone health.
  • New Cervical Cancer Treatment:Stage IVB (incurable)
    6/27/2006
    The approved combination of Hycamtin and Cisplatin for the use of treating cancer of the cervix in women with Stage IVB(incurable) is to be used after your physician determines that surgery or radiation therapy will not be an effective form of treatment.
  • Cervical Cancer:Vaccine
    6/19/2006
    The new FDA approved cervical cancer vaccine is to be used in young non-sexually active young women as a preventative measure to contracting the sexually transmitted disease HPV that can cause cervical cancer.
  • Why You Shouldn't Use Steroids
    6/19/2006
    The side effects of using steroids can affect your entire system permanently. The damage that can result from the use of this drug could even lead to death over time.
  • Sarmassophobia: A Fear of Dating
    6/17/2006
    The fear of dating can stem from various reasons. It is important that you analyze carefully just what is driving this fear. Before going on a date tell yourself the worst thing that can happen is the two of you are not compatible.
  • Enochlophobia: The Fear of Crowds
    6/17/2006
    The fear of being in crowds is a real and valid fear. Overcoming it can be challenging for you because you are forced to go out of your comfort zone. Knowing what your triggers are can be a start to overcoming it.
  • The Fear of Being Evaluated:Testophobia
    6/17/2006
    The fear of being evaluated by a potential employer can cause one to avoid the interview process at all cost. The key is to prepare, preparation will help in calming your fears and gain the confidence to get the job done.
  • Milk Allergy or Lactose Intolerant
    6/15/2006
    Having a milk allergy and being lactose intolerant is often mistaken for being the same condition, but the two are very different. However, being lactose intolerant can be a symptom of having a dairy allergy.
  • Paul Klee the Artist: Who Was Paul Klee?
    6/15/2006
    Paul Klee's paintings posess a childlike quality that shows his continued interest in a strong musical background. Some of his paintings were of a satirical nature even grotesque and then there was a turning point in his life.
  • Blisters: Causes and Treatment
    6/13/2006
    Blisters are caused by continuous rubbing in one area which in turns causes the area to form a fluid flilled bubble.
  • 24 Hours of Le Mans: What is it?
    6/12/2006
    24 Hours of Le Mans is a sports car race of endurance held in Le Mans France. 50 cars race simultaneously in different categories and is now in it's 74th year.
  • Hurricane Preparation Tips
    6/10/2006
    The time to prepare for a hurricane is before it strikes. To survive a hurricane it is vital that you heed any and all warnings that local authorities give.
  • Time-saving Tips for Busy Moms
    6/9/2006
    Busy moms that organize their time take control of the situation. There are various tools to help them accomplish this, thereby saving them time throughout their busy day.
  • Bee Stings:Natural Treatments
    5/15/2006
    Bee stings can be treated naturally in just about any situation whether you are at home or on a picnic.
  • Bee Stings: Reactions
    5/10/2006
    Reactions to bee stings vary from minor redness, swelling, itching and pain to a more severe life threatening reaction such as anaphylactic shock.
  • Borderline Personality Disorder:Marriage
    5/3/2006
    Being married to a spouse that suffers with borderline personality disorder will bring many ups and downs to throughout your relationship. It becomes important that you learn to separate the illness from the person and always work on your own selfworth.
  • Borderline Personality Disorder: What is It?
    4/30/2006
    Borderline Personality Disorder can be debilitating, one theory is those born with it react more intensely to lower levels of stress than others.BPD affects the limbic system of the brain the area that controls emotions.
  • The Mumps Today
    4/26/2006
    The mumps is a viral infection that affects the glands located below and in front of the ears. Can cause fever, headache, muscle aches and swelling of the glands near the jaw area.
  • Life Coaching Defined
    4/26/2006
    Life coaching is not telling you what to do but instead guides you in the direction in which you wish to go. It provides accountability and support for obtaining your dreams and goals.
  • Mood Disorder and Marriage
    4/26/2006
    Understanding and living with a mate with a mood disorder can be hurtful and tiring. We want to become proactive in helping our relationships to survive by educating ourselves on the various disorders and deal with the symptoms accordingly.
  • DUI Laws in the State of Georgia
    4/11/2006
    The penalties for a DUI in Georgia even for first time offenders are numerous. This would include fines and at least 24 hours of jail time, community service work as well as participation and completetion of a 20-hour DUI driving school program.
  • DUI Laws in the State of South Carolina
    4/11/2006
    Driving under the influence is a serious offense one that is punishable by at least $400 in fines and up to $25,000. You may receive jail time of at least 48 hours and up to 25 years if convicted.
  • How to Repair a Rotted Windowsill
    4/10/2006
    Windowsills can easily be repaired by using the old windowsill as a pattern to cut the new one by. Use a saber saw with a fine-toothed blade to get a smooth cut for your new windowsill. Stain or paint new windowsill to match your decor.
  • How to Remove a Broken Key from a Lock
    4/10/2006
    Before you call the locksmith to remove that broken key try pulling it out with a fingernail clipper if part of it is visible. A thin bladelike piece of metal can also be used to remove a broken key from a lock.
  • Real Estate Investing is a Business
    4/7/2006
    As with any other business failing to plan and set goals can mean the difference between succeeding and failing. Persistence will pay off.
  • Building Your Real Estate Investment Team
    4/7/2006
    Choosing a team for your real estate investing business should be taken very serious matter. Only those who are on the same page with your investment goals should be chosen to join your team.
  • DWI Law in the State of North Carolina
    4/6/2006
    A first time offender in North Carolina will face a mandatory revocation of their driver's license for one year. A fine and possible imprisonment will also be given as part of the punishment.
  • DUI Laws in the State of Virginia
    4/6/2006
    In the state of Virginia you are required to take a chemical test, if you refuse you license will automatically be suspened for seven days. If you are convicted your suspension period for refusing to take the test will be added to you DUI revocation.
  • Establishing Nap or Rest Periods for Your Child
    4/6/2006
    Most children by the age of two years old sleep between 11 and 12 hours nightly. They nap approximately one to two hours during the day. Then there are some children that do not take naps at all.
  • Loving Your Children vs Being in Love with Them
    4/6/2006
    As parents it is important to love your children and provide for their needs. What happens when we decide we are in love with our child vs. loving them.
  • Narcissistic Personality Disorder
    4/4/2006
    One who suffers with Narcissistic Personality Disorder has a need to control everyone and thing around him. Those who are closest to him will be ridculed and coerced in to catering to his every need or suffer the consequence of contempt.
  • How to Fix a Sticking Door
    4/3/2006
    Fixing a sticking door can be as simple as removing something sticky from the surface.

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