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» Seven Tips for Staying Sniffle-Free This Winter
By Michele L. Tune | Published 01/22/2008 | Fitness Wellness | Rating:

Summer’s fun has faded and now it’s time to crank up the heat, grab a cozy throw, wrap your cold hands around a cup of hot tea and perhaps curl up with a good book.


» Control of Stress and Violent Behavior: The Facts
By Steven Parker | Published 03/26/2007 | Stress | Rating:

Stress is a recognized phenomenon among a majority of Americans.


» A Practical, Up-to-Date Guide for Parents — Common Problems and Worries
By Jeff Beaumont | Published 02/20/2007 | Babies | Rating:

Babies' skin just isn't as smooth and clear as the advertisements say it is. Almost every baby develops a fine pink or red rash whenever the skin is irritated by rubbing on bedclothes, by spitting up, or by very hot weather.


» A Practical, Up-to-Date Guide for Parents — After the First Weeks
By Jeff Beaumont | Published 02/14/2007 | Babies | Rating:

Babies differ from each other in many ways. They may be big or small, fast growing or slow growing, early developers or late developers, brown-eyed or blue-eyed.


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» Hope For Tomorrow's Landscapes Depends On Our Acting Now
By Earl L. Butz | Published Today | Environment | Unrated

THERE is obviously an acute need to improve the American environment and its landscapes now.


» Citizens, Computers, Clusters; A Way To Parks And Housing
By Earl L. Butz | Published Today | Environment | Unrated

MOST OF THE PROBLEMS that go with suburban development are now familiar to local officials across the country.


» The Healthy Baby: Introductory
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/9/2008 | Babies | Unrated

The average mother has a keen sense of duty toward her children, and it is only her lack of knowledge, when this duty is first thrust upon her, that prevents her from bringing up the baby in model fashion.


» Comprehensive State Planning Based On Land Use Capability
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

AMERICA is experiencing a new interest in land planning.


» Techniques For Planning Tomorrow's Landscapes
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

EVERY GARDENER is concerned with the appearance of his garden.


» Where To Turn To Obtain Information On Land Planning And Development
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

DEVELOPING LAND under planning principles that are sensitive to human needs yet in harmony with nature is a primary purpose of sound land use planning.


» Gardening Information: Where You Can Find It
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Gardening | Unrated

ONCE AN INTEREST in home gardening has been kindled, good garden talk seems to be everywhere...


» Small Gardens In Europe Make Cities Livable
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

AMERICANS traveling in Europe have for many years been impressed by the large areas around cities that are devoted to small garden plots.


» Rent-A-Garden Projects Beginning To Spread
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Gardening | Unrated

YOU WILL FIND the sweetest carrot or the most fragrant rose growing in your own garden.


» How A State Helps Cities, Towns To Plant Trees
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

COMMUNITY FORESTRY we call it in Missouri. It's a State program of providing tree planting savvy, and it works.


» Metro Forestry's Growing Role In The Urban Environment
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

AS THE QUALITY of life in our cities faces new perils, metropolitan forestry looms as an important factor in enhancing the urban environment.


» Garden Clubs And Everyone Else Pitch In To Landscape A School
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Gardening | Unrated

THANKS to the Bearden Ecology Student Team (BEST) and the best efforts of the community, the modern Bearden High School building in Knoxville, Tenn., lies on beautifully landscaped grounds.


» Plants In Action—Changing Blight To Beauty, Teaching Ecology
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

THE SEVENTIES will be remembered as the decade in which urban and rural areas did an about-face—when they woke from torpor and neglect, and got busy trying to repair and protect the landscape.


» A Bright New Look For Shopping—Malls With Planted Areas
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

MAIN STREET U.S.A. is not like it was when our great-grandparents tied up at the hitching rail on Saturday mornings for their weekly shopping.


» Older Citizens Bring Young Thumbs To A Wide Range Of Gardening
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Agriculture | Unrated

SOME RETIRED PERSONS are born gardeners; some learn gardening after they retire; still others have gardening thrust upon them.


» Career Training In Horticulture For Handicapped Young Folks
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/9/2008 | Environment | Unrated

BOB'S WORDS show the transformation in attitude that takes place within a few weeks after retarded young people start their training at the Melwood Horticultural Training Center which is in Upper Marlboro, Md.


» Public Housing Gardens—Landscapes For The Soul
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/8/2008 | Environment | Unrated

WE DO NOT usually associate agriculture with the depressed central city areas, and yet it is here that a new role has emerged for a specific agricultural discipline: horticulture.


» Inner City Neighborhood Gardens Create New Community Spirit
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/8/2008 | Environment | Unrated

IT HAS BEEN SAID, "Beauty and blight are infectious; inoculate a neighborhood with either and it will spread."


» Green Fingers Help Reshape Troubled Neighborhoods
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/8/2008 | Environment | Unrated

BUSY FINGERS indicate something is being done.


» Giving Handicaps The Heave-Ho: Braille Trails And Lion Tales
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/8/2008 | Environment | Unrated

THE WORLD OF NATURE is simply too fascinating for anyone to lose out on its wonders due to physical limitations.


» Saving a Life – Discover Why You Should Adopt Your Next Pet
By Jessica Taylor | Published 05/8/2008 | Pet Related | Unrated

You have been looking for an addition to your home and decided that a dog would be the perfect fit.


» Kids Go To The Environment To Learn About It First-Hand
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/7/2008 | Environment | Unrated

BUTCH, A FIFTH GRADER from Eugene, Oreg., was doing a study of comparative sizes and ages of trees in one of his classes in the forest environment.


» 7 Characteristics of Men That Cheat
By Steve Ubah | Published 05/7/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

Maybe you've been cheated on before, or maybe you want to guarantee you'll never be cheated on again.


» Cheating Boyfriend Test - Discover the Truth About Your Man
By Megan Dodd | Published 05/7/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

Not long ago one of my best friends found out that her boyfriend was cheating on her.


» Warning Signs of Cheating Husbands
By Gillian Reynolds | Published 05/7/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

Most women feel they know their husbands very well.


» Is Your Partner Telling Lies? 3 Explosive Sure Shot Ways to Really Catch a Lie From Your Spouse
By Pushpa Pal Singh | Published 05/7/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

A relationship can never survive in the long term unless there is complete commitment from both partners at the same time.


» Schoolyards Have Class As Outdoor Laboratories
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/6/2008 | Environment | Unrated

A THIRD GRADE CLASS in Nevada looked out their classroom window one day and watched a small whirlwind spiral a column of dust into the air.


» Youth Gardens Sprouting, With Community Support
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/6/2008 | Agriculture | Unrated

THE JOY OF PLANNING a garden, and planting a seed, and watching the wonder of nature turn a dry kernel into an abundance of flowers and vegetables has opened up to thousands of children over the country.


» Your Garden's Little Climates And How To Manage Them
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/6/2008 | Agriculture | Unrated

EVERY GARDENER has the problem of selecting plants that will grow well in his soil and local climate.


» Using Composts And Mulches, Keys To Good Gardening
By Earl L. Butz | Published 05/6/2008 | Agriculture | Unrated

MOST HOMEOWNERS have little choice in selecting soils for gardens and ornamental plantings.


» What Every Pet Owner Must Do to Care for a Pregnant Pet
By Jessica Taylor | Published 05/6/2008 | Pets Health | Unrated

All the signs have pointed to pregnancy.


» Do You Know Why Women Cheat? Deadly Mistakes You Must Be Aware of Which Lead to Cheating
By Pushpa Pal Singh | Published 05/6/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

You see you can always say that your partner cheated on you but do you truly know the reasons why she cheated?


» Catch a Man Cheating - 10 Ways to Catch Your Man Cheating
By Veronica L. | Published 05/6/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

You are suspecting that your husband or boyfriend are cheating on you, sorry that is a hard thing to deal with.


» 3 Explosive Body Language Blunders Your Spouse Is Committing That Are Guaranteed Signs of Cheating
By Pushpa Pal Singh | Published 05/6/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

Do you know that the body never lies even when the person is lying?


» How to Stop Your Spouse From Ever Wanting to Cheat on You
By Pushpa Pal Singh | Published 05/6/2008 | Affairs | Unrated

Well no matter how hard a person might try a relationship is such a thing which tends to get dry with time and this is the time where your partner might start looking for other options...


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