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Displaying Results 1 - 42 (of 42) for Yahoo! Voices
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ESL Help for Chinese LearnersThis article suggests some simple practice tools for the beginner ESL Chinese learner.
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Activities for Kids at Home and SchoolWith just five simple basic movements, parents, teachers and kids can find creative activities to do at home and at school. -
How to Feed and Brush Your Cat: Some Surprising Choices Are on the Menu for TabbyFeeding and brushing your cat sounds simple enough, but here are some suggestions that go beyond normal catfood and brushing.
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Memorial Day: Recognized for HonorMemorial Day is more than just a change of a season. Let's honor our troops, both past and present. -
Statistics and SocietyStatistics in society can change our point of view or even cause us to buy something we think is good for us. Should we always follow the numbers? -
Massage: Levels and TechniquesMassages feel great, but starting out at the right level will give the best results. -
HPV Vaccination: Selling Children Over to Sex for Money?It may look good on the surface, but dig a little deeper and you'll see the motivating factor for the HPV vaccination: cold hard cash. -
The Penny: Obsolete?Americans and Congress are still tossing around the idea of removing the penny from our money system, making it obsolete. What's your voice? -
Preparing Houseplants: The Move Back Outdoors in SpringtimeAs spring approaches in a constantly-changing climate, start thinking now about sending your houseplants fully prepped back out into the natural environment. -
Bullies Are Children and Adults: School and Workplace BulliesBullying is a problem for both children and adults. Workplace bullying is as common as schoolyard tough guys and girls who gain control and power by their negative actions. -
Miniature Babydoll Sheep and WineMany wineries are going organic and employing Olde English Babydoll Sheep to do the work of their farmhands. Customers often like the choice. -
Sister Cities Have Lasting RootsSister Cities (or Twin Towns) were developed for more than just having a city sibling in another part of the world, and they came into being as a result of some difficult times. -
Childhood Obesity Leads Some Schools to Ban Cupcakes for BirthdaysSome schools have started to ban sweet treats at grammar school birthday parties, namely the cupcake. Will it end there?Also published on:
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Platonic Relationships Outlast RomanceIs it possible to have a platonic-only relationship? Some couples say a definite yes. -
Prophecies of the Popes by Saint MalachyMuch talk was of Saint Malachy's prophecies at the election of Pope Benedict XVI. Here is a look at the last three popes of our time in reference to Saint Malachy's prophecies. -
Homeless in America: Get Creative to SurviveSometimes survival takes pure creativity. This article urges the homeless to seek out unconvential methods to finding temporary shelter and jobs. -
How to Pack Efficiently: Know What You Absolutely NeedWhether packing for an emergency or for a trip, this list of absolute essentials can save you time. -
What's the Difference Between a Prophet and Everyone Else?This looks at prophets and those with psychic abilities to see what, if any, differences exist between them. -
Set Up a Closet Installation Business Step by StepI really is easy to set up a closet installation business, and even easier if you already have the tools and the space to work in.
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The New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12The New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12 are still on the minds of many Midwesterners. They sit atop a major rift in the earth on a major fault line that many scientists believe will quake again. -
Why the "Complete Jewish Bible" is Worth Reading: Clarifying TextsThe "Complete Jewish Bible" translated by David H. Stern makes use of the original Hebrew to clarify meanings. -
Hope and Love Long-Distance StyleA four-year long-distance relationships lasts. -
August School ListEach school and school district has a list of requirements for what your child will need for back to school supplies. If you missed your list, here's a basic essentials list for many public schools.
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Facts About Avocados: Healthy and GreenAvocados come in over 80 varieties. Here's just a few and some facts on how good they are for you. -
Pamper Yourselves, 12 Fun Steps to a More Pampered YouTaking care of yourself is essential, important and just downright absolutely necessary. Here are some fun ways to treat yourself. -
Protect Your Kids from Overexposure to Heat or Sun - Heat Cramps, Stroke and ExhaustionAlthough summer is coming to a close soon, you still need to take precautions when it comes to your kids and the summer heat and sun. -
How to Make Homemade Herbal TeaThere are plenty of herbs, flowers and bushes full of edible parts for making tea. Weeds can even be used. Try mixing different plants together to form an aromatic blend that's all your own.
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School, Kids and SafetyBuses, parents, pedestrians all share the road with our school children. Here's some safety tip reminders to share with our children.
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Throw One More Outdoor Party: End of Season FunEnd of the summer parties can still be new and fresh. Here's some tips for late season fun. -
Coping Skills and Young Pre-K ChildrenHaving a child go off to kindergarten isn't only difficult for parents - it's hard for the pre-ker left behind. These little ones needed coping skills of their own.
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5 Creative Ways to Decorate a Kid's RoomInvolve your kids in decorating their own room! Have fun and enjoy these 5 creative projects together. Each are simple and require few materials to get the job done. -
How to Apply for a Carpentry Apprenticeship in Central IllinoisA carpentry career can be a rewarding job. This article gives a step-by-step outline of what it takes to apply for an apprenticeship in central Illinois.
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Projects to Make with an In-home or Small Office Thermal Binding MachineThere are various uses for an in-home or small office thermal binding machine, as you will see in this article. Get creative and have fun! -
Prerequisites to Writing Poetry that Will SellAnyone can write poetry on their own for themselves. But if you want to write for the purpose of financial publication, then the competition requires more of you which is worth repeating. This article is about technique for writing, not finding a market. -
Solutions to Cat Behavioral ProblemsMany cat owners become frustrated when their pets stop using their litter box and use the carpet instead. In the extreme, this can lead to abuse. Here are a few suggestions and possible reasons as to why kitty acts this way. Hopefully help is on the way. -
What to Look for in a Good PsychiatristWith so many psychiatric professionals to choose from, it can be hard to know what to look for and to find a good fit for each individual. Here a few questions to consider when visiting the doctor's office so that you can trust your diagnosis.
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Illinois' Spoon River Valley Scenic Drive of Fulton CountyThis highlights the annual Fulton County event which takes place each October. Guests and residents drive through the winding highways of Central Illinois for crafts, history, food and fun. -
Western Illinois University's Creative Writing Program: Focus on PoetryWestern Illinois University offers a creative writing program worth checking out. Their workshop courses and practical experience in learning the craft is a well-kept secret in the middle of America's heartland.
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People and Culture in Communication: A Quick Guide to SociolinguisticsSociolinguistics is the study of society and language. Communicating with one another can sometimes feel as though we are all living in a different culture all on our own. Misunderstandings arise, but this field of linguistics offers help and hope.
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Physical and Emotional Challenges with Early PerimenopauseThis is a look at health and social issues associated with women in early menopause. It can be a positive turn of events rather than the end of life.
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The Suspect's Letter: Leaving a TrailA letter arrives from friend, Troy, with no warning and addressed to the wrong person. Is he a suspect in a shooting and running from the police, or is he really trying not to leave a trail for his friend's sake?
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Yangtze River SerenadeOn my trip from Shanghai, I floated on a passenger ship for three days going west on the Yangtze River. A curious local man made his way to my quarters where he serenaded me until he disappeared from my deck.