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  • Ideas for Random Acts of Kindness Week 2010
    Just a few suggestions for this year's Random Acts Of Kindness Week 2010, Feb. 15-21.
  • Facts About Cadmium
    High levels of cadmium have been found in jewelry manufactured in China and sold in the United States. What is cadmium, and how dangerous is it?
  • Apple 'iSlate" - The Next Cool Thing?
    There's been lots of chatter and speculation about Apple's purported unveiling of a new product this January. If even half of the hype is correct, I'm in.
  • Kodak Easyshare Software:
    Kodak Easyshare software has caused a lot of problems for people; particularly at the bindbins file. I shouldn't have to spend three hours trying to get it to work. Finally, I found one solution.
  • Holiday Forecast
    Applicable to any holiday.
  • Wrap Rage
    You'll put your eye out with that package if you're not careful.
  • Facts About Antimony
    This year's hot toys, Zhu Zhu Pets, might have high levels of antimony. While antimony and its compounds are toxic, they have uses in the medical field.
  • Perils of Tower Climbing
    Someone in York County, Pa. tied a bedsheet to the top of a 400-foot-tall radio tower. There could be medical ramifications down the road.
  • Pennsylvania Dutch Words, Phrases
    Like many Lancastrians, I'm "English" but of Pennsylvania German descent. Many of us have retained some of the Pennsylvania Dutch words and phrases, as well as the accent and sentence construction.
  • Unusual Quotes for Kwanzaa Cards
    A few quotes for those of you making DIY Kwanzaa cards and projects.
  • Participating in Clinical Trials
    Have you seen clinical trials advertised on television or in print? I always wondered about them. Then I discovered that some require healthy people as well. So I signed up.
  • The Cult of Twilight?
    On movies.yahoo.com, it was reported that Miley Cyrus referred to Twilight as a cult....people get too into it."
  • As American As...A Turkey Dinner
    A Thanksgiving turkey haiku. Ben Franklin once suggested the turkey as our National symbol.
  • Tugging with Your Dog - Safety First when Playing Tug
    Tugging with your dog can be a fun activity when done correctly and safely.
  • New Roth IRA Conversion
    In 2010, investors will be able to convert a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA no matter how much they earn. What are the benefits?
  • Speeders, Railcars and Motor Cars: Riding the Rails as a Hobby
    In the 1980s, railroads began to sell off the small maintenance cars they called speeders. Little did they know that people would snatch them and up and turn them into a growing hobby.
  • Bag Lady Syndrome
    I thought I was the only one who suffered from secret fears of becoming homeless and destitute, but the dismal economy is bringing out the inner bag-lady in record numbers.
  • Girl Fights: In the News, Once Again
    Several stories on the news recently have involved girl fights captured on video and posted to the web. It's an ugly trend, and as the audience for such fare grows, schools and parents wonder what to do.
  • Wellness Program on a Limited Budget:
    Today's poor economy doesn't mean you have to shortchange your health and wellbeing.
  • Halloween Haiku: Masquerade
    Standard haiku in the 5-7-5 syllabic format.
  • Pursuit of Vampires: Modern Day Research Societies
    Vampires have been romanticized in the newest crop of books and television shows. Societies exist which are dedicated to exploring the possible existence of vampires today.
  • Unusual Christmas Quotes and Sayings
    Whether you choose to make some of your own Christmas cards this year, or just want to include an extra special message, here are some lesser known Christmas quotes and bits of holiday cheer to include.
  • I Hate Vegetables:
    Vegetable have always been my sworn enemy. A tongue in cheek look at how I tried to add them to my diet and failed miserably.
  • Unable to Scan: Decompression Bomb
    I've seen the skull and crossbones, and the radiation symbol on security software alerts, but this was a new one for me.
  • Alternative Medicine and Hospice
    The goal of hospice is to provide treatment and comfort for the patient, rather than curing the disease. Alternative medicine is ideal for this.
  • Alternative Medicine: Leeches, Bloodletting and Laudable Pus
    Medieval medicine steps into the 21st century.
  • Benefits of Cork Flooring: It's a Natural, Green Choice
    Cork flooring has been around a long time and is experiencing a resurgence in popularity as people search for green, sustainable and natural materials for their homes.
  • Glamour
    She opened her mouth to call for him, but no sound came out; suddenly, a foul stench filled her nostrils, and two icy hands were at her throat.
  • Health Care Reform and End of Life Counseling
    Insurance-covered end-of-life counseling is a good thing. Those of us who have lost loved ones can tell you that being unprepared for illness and death can be devastating.
  • Autism: Using Positive Reinforcement
    The use of positive reinforcement is particularly important with children who have autism, as they typically experience a high degree of frustration on a daily basis.
  • The Dog Who Ate Everything
    National Dog Day is August 26th. Do you know where your dog will be? Probably not eating the shrubbery....
  • Autism and Discrete Trial Teaching
    Terminology related to autism can be very confusing, and there is a lot of material out there. Having worked with a few autistic children over the years, I thought I would shed some light on Discrete Trial Teaching.
  • Flu Season: Infection Control Tips
    A few helpful pointers on keeping infection from spreading in the household.
  • How to Recycle Your Books
    Books can take up a lot of space. Here are some ideas on what to do with them.
  • The Kind You Ride, Not the Kind You Smoke
    A heartwarming story of a man and his best friend during wartime.
  • Health Care Reform Begins in the Home
    I think most people will agree that health care reform is an immense problem to tackle. I would like to see more resources devoted to preventing common health problems;and that often starts with the individual.
  • What is an Abdominal Migraine?
    Abdominal migraine seems to be a poorly understood condition, which primarily affects children. It took a trip to the emergency room for me to realize that maybe I should have spoken to my doctor about my periodic bouts of pain and vomiting.
  • 5 Common Dental Problems in Dogs:
    Your dog's health is important. Don't forget that he needs regular dental exams and cleanings, just like his owner. Here are a few of the more common dental problems, and some preventative measures.
  • The Paso Fino Horse: It's a Sweet Ride
    The Paso Fino horse, one of several "gaited" breeds, is not only beautiful to watch; it's a true delight to ride.
  • Robert Hardy's Book: Longbow
    Published in 1976, Longbow is still the most comprehensive book on the English longbow, best known for it's part in the battles of Crecy, Poitiers and Agincourt.
  • Summer Love
    A poem that tries to capture the shortness and sweetness of the season, and the transitory loves that often accompany it.
  • Osteoporosis Prevention: Tips to Help Slow Down or Stop Bone Loss
    Osteoporosis is common, especially among women, but there are steps you can take to slow it down or stop it.
  • Know the Warning Signs of Breast Cancer
    Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in women. It's important to know the warning signs, not only to safeguard your health, but to protect your own peace of mind.
  • Beat Insomnia Naturally
    Insomnia can be difficult to treat, and many prescription drugs have multiple side effects. Here are a few things you might want to try first.
  • The Warbird 2009 Airshow Season is Underway
    The Warbirds are taking to the skies as the season moves into high gear. There may be a major show near you, but if not, don't despair. Your local airport might have some surprises for you.
  • What is Trooping the Colour?
    Trooping the Colour is a time honored British tradition, full of pageantry, color, and emotion. Although largely ceremonial today, it's roots lie deep in the history of the battlefield.
  • Stress Relief Through Writing
    Writing and creative thinking can help you focus on, and sometimes resolve, some things in your life that are causing you stress.
  • Rail Trails in South Central Pennsylvania
    South Central Pennsylvania has some wonderful trails winding through miles of parks, woods and farmland. Enjoy a leisurely hike and enjoy the great outdoors by checking out these rail trails.
  • Beat Caffeine Withdrawal Naturally
    Looking to kick the caffeine habit, but afraid of caffeine withdrawal? Here are a few tips to help you do it naturally and healthfully.
  • Cold or Flu? 5 Ways to Help You Decide
    Not sure how to tell if that sniffle is a spring cold, seasonal allergy, or the dreaded flu? Only a lab test can be certain, but in the meantime, here are some guidelines for determining your next step.
  • Ways to Recycle CDs
    Reuse and recycle those old music CDs.
  • Exercise on a Budget
    Don't let budget constraints keep you from getting in shape this summer. Here are a few ways to work your body, without over-working your bank account.

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