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By Connie LimonAug 6, 20071 topic

Baltimore Family Attractions: The Walters Art Museum Part 1

nThe Walters Art Museum is located at 600 North Charles Street in Baltimoreâs historic Mt. Vernon Cultural District. Mt. Vernonâs Cultural District is about one mile north of the Inner Harbor. The museum is located near the MTA bus lines (Nos. 3, 11, 31, 61 and 64) and the Centre Street Light Rail stop. Main entrance to the museum is located on Centre Street near the corner of Centre and Cathedral Streets.nnParkingnnA staffed parking lot is located across the street from

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonMar 8, 20081 topic

Enchanted Islands: About Santorini Greece

nOne of the most popular destinations in Greece is Santorini. Thousands of tourists visit Santorini every year. Santorini Greece is home to one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world.nnTourists traveling to Santorini Greece will discover:nnâ¢ The famous submerged calderanâ¢ The volcanoâs crater that is situated today in the middle of a 32 square miles basin of waternâ¢ Around the basin, hanging on cliffs with heights of 150m to 300m, tourists can marvel at some

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonOct 11, 20071 topic

Vacation Ideas: The Childrenâs Museum At Yunker Farm in Fargo, North Dakota, USA

nThe Childrenâs Museum at Yunker Farm is located at 1201 28th Avenue N in Fargo, North Dakota with a phone number of 701-232-6102.nnThe museum is located in a house built by Newton Whitman in 1876. The house was the first brick house built in Dakota Territory. The Whitman family lived in the house until it was sold to the Yunker family in 1905. The Childrenâs Museum at Yunker Farm began in 1985. After a complete renovation of the century old, red brick farm house it opene

Primary topic: Retreats, Spas and Vacations

Retreats, Spas and Vacations

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By Connie LimonApr 20, 20081 topic

Visit the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum

nThis museum is located at 397 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts. Our 35th President adored the sea and shores of Hyannis Port like no other place on earth. He contemplated and accepted his run for office here and reconnected with his humanity.nnAt the JFK Hyannis Museum you can discover why he loved the area so much as well as learn how he spent time on Cape Cod. The museum captures JFK and his familyâs years spent at the family compound in Hyannis Port.nnExhibits includ

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonMar 8, 20081 topic

Enchanted Islands: The Beaches Of Santorini Greece

nThe island of Santorini Greece has many beaches. The most famous beaches of the island are:nnâ¢ Perissanâ¢ Kamarinâ¢ Monolithosnâ¢ Red BeachnnThere are black sand and deep blue waters in the beaches of Kamari, Perissa and Monolithos. These beaches are located on the east side of the island and in the tourist areas of the island. The areas offer several hotels, taverns, cafes, bars and beach-bars. nnIf you like a quieter area, the Red beach near Akrotiri fits this descrip

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonOct 25, 20071 topic

A Look At Dog Food Ingredients That Promotes Good Health For Your Shih Tzu

nA high quality dog food for the Shih Tzu does not contain by-products or inferior grains, chemical additives or preservatives of any kind. By-products, inferior grains, chemical additives and preservatives are all known to be harmful to your Shih Tzu. nnMany times dog food manufacturers will use very high temperatures when cooking their products. This actually destroys nutrients and vitamins. They will then add flavor enhancers or coloring to replace what the high temperatur

Primary topic: Pets

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By Connie LimonOct 4, 20071 topic

Vacation Ideas: Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth and Fort Williams Park in Maine

nThe Portland Head Light is situated along the shores of Fort Williams Park at 1000 Shore Road. It is a popular landmark owned and managed by the Town of Cape Elizabeth, Maine.nnVisit the Museum at Portland Head Light contained within the former Keepersâ Quarters that features many lighthouse lenses and interpretative displays. There is also a gift shop on the site featuring fine lighthouse and Maine related gifts that is open at all times when the Museum is open. The gift

Primary topic: Retreats, Spas and Vacations

Retreats, Spas and Vacations

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By Connie LimonNov 15, 20071 topic

Career Descriptions: Billing, Posting Clerks And Machine Operators

nA more common name for billing, posting clerks and machine operators is âbilling clerks.â Responsibilities include:nnâ¢ Compiling records of charges for services rendered or goods soldnâ¢ Calculating and recording the amounts of these services and goodsnâ¢ Preparing invoices to be mailed to customersnâ¢ Reviewing purchase orders, sales tickets, hospital records or charge slips to calculate total amount due from customernâ¢ Compute charges using calculators or comput

Primary topic: Career Transition

Career Transition

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By Connie LimonMar 22, 20081 topic

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity Disorder In Children Symptoms

nAttention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is sometimes called ADHD. It is a chronic condition and the most commonly diagnosed behavioral disorder among children and adolescents, and affects between 3 and 5 percent of school-aged children in a 6-month period (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1999).nnChildren and adolescents diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder have a difficult time controlling their behavior in school and social settings. They t

Primary topic: Parenting

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By Connie LimonJan 15, 20081 topic

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder In Children

nOne of the most common mental disorders that develop in children is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Children with this disorder will experience impaired functioning in:nnâ¢ The homenâ¢ The schoolnâ¢ Relationships with peersnnTreatment in childhood is necessary to help avoid long-term adverse effects into adolescence and adulthood.nnWhat are the signs and symptoms of ADHD?nnâ¢ Impulsiveness: Acts quickly without thinking firstnâ¢ Hyperactivity: A child w

Primary topic: Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD and ADHD)

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD and ADHD)

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By Connie LimonFeb 29, 20081 topic

What Is A Counselor? Part 1

nA counselorâs duties vary and depend upon their specialty. Often, their specialty is determined by the setting in which they work and the population they serve. Counselors assist people with a variety of problems with:nnâ¢ Personal issuesnâ¢ Family concernsnâ¢ Education nâ¢ Mental healthnâ¢ And careersnnEducational, vocational and school counselors provide:nnâ¢ Individuals and groups with career and educational counselingnSchool counselors:nâ¢ Assist students from e

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Connie LimonJan 2, 20081 topic

Mental Health: What Are Social Phobias And Specific Phobias?

nSocial phobia, also called social anxiety disorder, is characterized by overwhelming anxiousness and excessive self-consciousness in everyday social situations. Common symptoms are:nnâ¢ Intense, persistent, and chronic fear of being watched and judged by othersnâ¢ And of doing things that will embarrass themnnA person with social phobia can worry for weeks before the dreaded situation. The worry can become so severe that it interferes with work, school, and other ordinary

Primary topic: Anxiety

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By Connie LimonMar 17, 20081 topic

The Effects of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

nThe effects of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders vary widely from person to person. These may include:nn• Difficulties in an individual’s ability to succeed at home, school or work, and in social situations may arise at different agesn• Brain damage is the most serious effect that may result in cognitive and behavior problemsn• An obvious sign of brain damage in some babies born with FASD is a small headn• Individuals may have facial anomalies su

Primary topic: Pregnancy

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By Connie LimonMar 8, 20081 topic

Enchanted Islands: Honeymoons In Santorini Greece

nCouples from all around the world choose Santorini for their dream wedding and honeymoon where there is breathtaking sunsets, a deep blue sea and an extremely romantic atmosphere. nnThis article will review a few of the numerous accommodations available in Santorini for planning a honeymoon in the village of Imerovigli.nnThe village of Imerovigli is one of the most beautiful in Santorini. In this village you will find several honeymoon accommodation options. They are:nnâ¢ S

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonFeb 2, 20081 topic

Gestational Diabetes: How To Stay Healthy If You Have It

nGestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that only pregnant women get. If a woman never had diabetes before, then she has gestational diabetes.nnGestational diabetes occurs in about 5 percent of all pregnancies.nnBetween 24-28 weeks of pregnancy your health care provider will test you for gestational diabetes if you are a woman with average risk. If your risk is higher-than-average, your health care provider may test you earlier.nnMethods of testing for gestational diabete

Primary topic: Pregnancy

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By Connie LimonSep 27, 20071 topic

Vacation Ideas: Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame

nThe Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame is located in the historic Carver Theater on 4th Avenue Business District in Birmingham, Alabama. The museum is in the Civil Rights District at 1631 4th Avenue North, in Birmingham, Alabama. Admission is free, and the hours are 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday.nnThe Carver Theatre is a popular spot for local jazz artists. They have been host to jazz legends like Duke Ellington and Lionel Hampt

Primary topic: Retreats, Spas and Vacations

Retreats, Spas and Vacations

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By Connie LimonAug 23, 20071 topic

Massachusetts Attractions: The John F. Kennedy Birthplace Historical Site

nThe John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site located at 83 Beals Street in Brookline, Massachusetts preserves the birthplace of Americaâs 35th president. Tours of the house are offered seasonally. nnThe presidentâs mother returned to the house in 1967 and restored it to the best of her recollection of its 1917 appearance. John F. Kennedy spent his boyhood at the residence on 83 Beals Street. Eight members of the Kennedy family lived at 83 Beals Street from 1914-192

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonJul 9, 20071 topic

Theories of Aging Part I

nThe Wear and Tear TheorynnThe Wear and Tear Theory was first introduced by Dr. August Weismann, a German biologist in 1882. He believed aging occurred when the body and its cells were damaged by overuse and abuse. The major organs of the body such as the liver, stomach, kidneys, skin and so on are worn down by toxins in our diet and in the environment, by excessive intake of fat, sugar, caffeine, alcohol and nicotine, by the ultra-violet rays of the sun and by the many other

Primary topic: Aging and Longevity

Aging and Longevity

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By Connie LimonDec 31, 20071 topic

Mental Health: What Is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?

nSymptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) include:nnâ¢ Persistent, upsetting thoughts (obsessions)nâ¢ Using rituals (compulsions) to control the anxiety these thoughts producennIt is common for these rituals to end up controlling those performing them.nnSome ritual examples include:nnâ¢ People obsessed with germs or dirt, may wash their hands over and over againnâ¢ People who develop an obsession with intruders may lock and relock their doors many times before goin

Primary topic: Psychology

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By Connie LimonAug 24, 20071 topic

Living in Massachusetts Towns and Cities: Abington, Massachusetts

nAbington is a small community of approximately 13,000 people. The town is located 12 miles south of Boston and was first settled by European settlers in 1668.nnDuring the nineteenth and early twentieth century, the manufacture of boots and shoes was its primary industry. Nearly half of the footwear provided for the Union Army during the Civil War came out of Abington factories. The town is also noted for having a working dairy farm as of 1986. Today, the townâs roots in ma

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonMar 15, 20081 topic

Companion Animal Dietary Supplements Part 2: What to Look For In Quality Agility Supplements

nWhen you start to choose an Agility Dietary Supplement consider the following:nnâ¢ Choose a formula that will help maintain healthy joint cartilage and connective tissue as well as one to aid in the production of healthy synovial fluid, which lubricates the jointsnâ¢ Look for agility supplements that contain Glucosamine and MSM. These two substances are all natural and holistic providing multi-action joint supportnâ¢ Be sure the ingredients in your agility supplement have

Primary topic: Pets

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By Connie LimonDec 31, 20071 topic

Mental Health: What Is A Panic Disorder?

nPanic disorder is an illness characterized by sudden attacks of terror. These episodes are usually accompanied by:nnâ¢ A pounding heartnâ¢ Sweatinessnâ¢ Weaknessnâ¢ Faintnessnâ¢ DizzinessnnDuring the attack, people may flush or feel chilled. Hands may tingle or feel numb. Nausea, chest pain or smothering sensations may also be present.nnPanic attacks usually create a sense of unreality or a fear of something awful about to happen and even fear of losing control. Another

Primary topic: Anxiety

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By Connie LimonOct 2, 20071 topic

Vacation Ideas: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway And The Hall of Fame Museum

nFive miles northwest of Indianaâs capital city, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was built on 328 acres of farmland in the spring of 1909. It was first planned as a year-round testing facility for the fast-growing automobile industry in Indiana. There were occasional race meets presented at the track that featured the same manufacturers racing their products against each other. These events attracted spectators to the showrooms for a closer look at the new automobiles demon

Primary topic: Retreats, Spas and Vacations

Retreats, Spas and Vacations

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By Connie LimonMar 9, 20081 topic

Enchanted Islands: Choosing A Yachting Charter Company For St. John Caribbean Vacation

nThe Caribbean is like finding heaven on earth. There are a total of 60 pristine islands that make up the US and British Virgin Islands. You will be sure to find a vibrant lifestyle, white sand beaches and warm turquoise waters.nnThe islands of the Caribbean have beguiled sailors for centuries. The Caribbean was once a haven for explorers and pirates; however, today it offers easy flight access from both North America and Europe for the modern-day explorer.n nThe internet has

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonJul 31, 20071 topic

Colleges and Universities in Baltimore, Maryland Part IV

nLoyola CollegennLoyola College at 4501 North Charles Street in Baltimore, Maryland was established in 1852. It is a Jesuit Catholic comprehensive university offering undergraduate, masters and doctoral programs. nnThe undergraduate program features 34 disciplines and four pre-professional programs in addition to a diverse selection of electives. About one-half of the junior class studies abroad each year through exchange programs in Melbourne, Australia, Leuven, Belgium, Bei

Primary topic: Continuing Education

Continuing Education

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By Connie LimonJun 29, 20071 topic

Is Chiropractic Care During Pregnancy Right For You?

Pregnancy can put pressure on the sciatic nerve that causes leg pain. Some chiropractors say they are able to resolve this problem. They also say there are techniques that will help ensure a safe and easy delivery.n. nThe actual goal with chiropractic care during pregnancy is to make the whole body operate better and not just the high-stress areas affected by pregnancy weight gain in the lower abdomen, hips and breasts. Chiropractors aim not necessarily to relieve the pain, b

Primary topic: Chiropractic

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By Connie LimonJun 27, 20071 topic

How to Keep Your Shih Tzu Puppy Safe

nAvoid upset from a Shih Tzu puppy wondering off and getting lost. Learn how to prevent illness or injuries. It is always so much more heartbreaking to find out after the fact that you could have done something to prevent an illness or injury. In this article I hope to share with you some good information about basic safety measures to prevent mishaps and to help ensure your Shih Tzu puppyâs safety and well-being.nnPreventing Shih Tzu Puppies from Becoming LostnnCollars and

Primary topic: Pets

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By Connie LimonMay 3, 20071 topic

DHEA Supplements: Possible Benefits of Maintaining Youth and the Possible Side Effects

nThe most abundant steroid in the human body is DHEA. DHEA is produced by the adrenal glands. DHEA is involved in creating testosterone, estrogen, progesterone, and corticosterone. As we age the production of DHEA declines. By age 75 the body makes only 10 to 20 percent what it produced at age twenty.nnDecreasing DHEA levels are closely associated with a number of age-related diseases and disabilities. Researchers and scientists speculate if aging men and women can restore th

Primary topic: Nutrition

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By Connie LimonAug 6, 20071 topic

Baltimore Family Attractions: The Walters Art Museum Part 2

nFamily Flick Days are held on the first Saturday of every month currently (2007). Films cover a variety of themes relating to the museumâs drop-in activities topics. Family Flicks films are always chosen with the child and their family in mind and are free of charge. Films are shown in the Family Art Center at noon.nnFREE Family FestivalsnnFestival days are always free at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland. Festival days are filled with performances, art activit

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonOct 12, 20071 topic

Vacation Ideas: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

nThe Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is located at:nnOne Key Plaza, 751 Erieside Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44114, USAnnThe building was designed by internationally renowned architect I.M. Pei. The Museumâs collection is known as one of the most important rock and roll collections in the world. It is one of the most popular halls of fame in the USA. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum serves as host of the permanent Hall of Fame exhibit and houses:nnâ¢ Interactive e

Primary topic: Retreats, Spas and Vacations

Retreats, Spas and Vacations

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By Connie LimonAug 12, 20071 topic

Baltimore, Maryland Tours Part 1

nBaltimore, Maryland is a thriving city. It has an incredible history. The absolute best way to sightsee all that Baltimore has to see is through the city tours.nnThe Baltimore Trolley TournnThe Baltimore Trolley Tour takes visitors to see all the major sights in Baltimore. The tour last 90 minutes and is narrated by a knowledgeable tour guide. The vehicle you will be riding in is of course climate-controlled as you ride through the sights and charm of a city of neighborhoods

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonAug 13, 20071 topic

Vermont Attractions: Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home Part 1

nHis father, Abraham Lincoln, was born in a log cabin and came from the humblest rank in life to become over our nation during a very momentous period of our history. One generation later, Robert Todd Lincoln, the only child of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln to live to adulthood, became Chairman of one of the largest corporations in America at the turn of the 20th century. In 1905, Robert Todd Lincoln built his Georgian Revival mansion in the scenic village of Manchester in th

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonNov 22, 20071 topic

Disorders During Pregnancy That Can Cause Problems For Women And/Or The Fetus

nWomen can develop disorders during pregnancy that increase the risk of problems for the pregnant woman and/or the fetus. In this article you will read about a few of those disorders which include:nnâ¢ High fevernâ¢ Infectionsnâ¢ Disorders that require abdominal surgerynnExamples of disorders more likely to occur during pregnancy because of the changes pregnancy cause in a womanâs body include:nnâ¢ Thromboembolic diseasenâ¢ Anemianâ¢ Urinary tract infectionsnnFevers i

Primary topic: Pregnancy

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By Connie LimonAug 14, 20071 topic

Vermont Attractions: Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home Part 2

nThe animals on the farm at Hildene are managed using rotational grazing. They are moved onto fresh grass many times during the growing season.nnThe formal garden was designed by Robert Todd Lincolnâs daughter, Jessie in 1907. Her desire for the look of the garden was for it to resemble a âstained-glass Gothic cathedral window.â The panes of âcolored glassâ were produced by different colored flowers and privet hedge was planted to represent the âleadingâ between

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonDec 9, 20071 topic

Eat Plenty Of Folic Acid To Help Decrease Risk Of Alzheimerâs disease

nEat plenty of folic acid to help cut in halve the risk of Alzheimerâs disease according to a recent study conducted by the U.S. National Institute on Aging. Folic acid is found in:nnâ¢ Orangesnâ¢ Lemonsnâ¢ Green vegetablesnnThe U.S. National Institute on Aging experts studied adults over a period of seven years and found that those who ate the daily recommended allowance of folates (B vitamin nutrients) had a reduced risk of Alzheimerâs disease. The study is published

Primary topic: Aging and Longevity

Aging and Longevity

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By Connie LimonDec 6, 20071 topic

Mushrooms are Overlooked Sources of Great Nutrition

nMushrooms are less colorful than other fruits and vegetables and are often overlooked for their nutritional value as well. Mushrooms are actually very nutrient dense providing a range of many essential minerals, nutrients and antioxidants that include:nn• Coppern• B vitaminsn• Riboflavinn• Niacinn• Pantothenic acidn• Antioxidants like selenium and ergothioneinennWhite button mushrooms are an unrecognized source of vitamin D. One serving of

Primary topic: Nutrition

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By Connie LimonNov 30, 20071 topic

How To Stay Healthy During Pregnancy Part 1

nTaking care of yourself has never been more important now that you are pregnant. Staying healthy during pregnancy is all up to you. It is of great importance to learn about the many ways to keep you and your baby as healthy as possible.nnYour very first step in protecting the health of your unborn child and yourself is to get regular prenatal care. Call your health care provider to schedule an appointment. Your first examination should be during the first 6 to 8 weeks of pre

Primary topic: Pregnancy

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By Connie LimonJul 17, 20071 topic

The Medical Transcriptionistâs Role in Editing Physician Dictation

nMedical writing differs in technique from writing essay and manuscripts for publication. The writing of an essay or manuscript requires adherence to prescribed forms, style, and syntax. The writer often generates several draft copies before finishing a polished document for publication.nnMedical writing by contrast contains many abbreviations, brief forms, shortcuts, and word coinages that are an integral part of the language of medicine. It is not feasible or expected for a

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Connie LimonSep 29, 20071 topic

Vacation Ideas: The Submarine Force Museum in Groton, Connecticut, Home to NAUTILUS Part 1

nA visit to the Submarine Force Museum in Connecticut is like peering into the lives of the men who sail the ocean depths. Learn about the development of the âsilent serviceâ from Bushnellâs Turtle that was used in the Revolutionary War, to the modern Virginia and Ohio class submarines. There are three operating periscopes in the museum. Enjoy films of submarines past and present in one of the museumâs theaters. They have an interactive computer display to show how su

Primary topic: Retreats, Spas and Vacations

Retreats, Spas and Vacations

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By Connie LimonAug 25, 20071 topic

Alaska Attractions: Kenai Fjords Tours Part 1

Kenai Fjords National Park TournnThe Kenai Fjords Tours is the original Alaska glacier cruise and tour operator in Alaskaâs Fjords National Park. On their tours you will be able to see Alaskaâs incredible wildlife and glaciers. Not only will you see the incredible beauty of Alaska, but you will also learn more from the most knowledgeable captains and narrators. Sit from comfortable and spacious cabins as you view glaciers and wildlife like you could not ever imagine just

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonOct 21, 20071 topic

Vacation Ideas: The National Gallery Of Art, Washington, DC, USA

nThe National Gallery of Art is located on the National Mall between 3rd and 7th Streets at Constitution Avenue NW. It is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Gallery is closed on December 25 and January 1.nnCalendars of EventsnnTo find out what is happening at the National Gallery of Art at any time during the year, call 202-842-6662 for a free bimonthly calendar of events.nnThe National Gallery Sculpture Garde

Primary topic: Retreats, Spas and Vacations

Retreats, Spas and Vacations

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By Connie LimonDec 20, 20071 topic

Fruits And Vegetables And Weight Management Plans

nLosing weight can be difficult. There is evidence that consuming a diet high in fruits and vegetables is associated with lower risks for numerous chronic diseases as well as a role with weight management.nnThe conclusion of some of these studies is that replacing foods of high energy density (high calories per weight of food) with foods of lower energy density, such as vegetables, can be an integral part of a weight management plan. The role of fruits and vegetables in weigh

Primary topic: Nutrition

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By Connie LimonDec 7, 20071 topic

Possible Causes Of Lower Back Pain

nMany people suffer with lower back pain, and almost everyone at some point has back pain that interferes with work, daily activities and recreation. Back pain is the most common cause of job-related disability. Back pain leads as a health condition to miss work. It is the second most common neurological impairment in the United States. Headaches are more common. It is fortunate that most low back pain ailments go away within a few days. There are others that last much longer

Primary topic: Back and Neck Pain

Back and Neck Pain

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By Connie LimonOct 21, 20071 topic

Living in Massachusetts Cities And Towns: Avon, Massachusetts

nAvon is considered to be a prestigious community located along Route 24, which is approximately 20 miles south of Boston. There is good highway access and a positive attitude toward economic growth and development in the town of Avon. The town has developed as a major employment center in the South Shore area.nnOver the past 10 years, the Avon Industrial Park has developed and contains 127 firms. The Industrial Park employs over 3,600 persons in a variety of occupations, and

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonJul 17, 20071 topic

God Promised to Not Leave US Comfortless

nWhen it was time for Jesus to leave the earth, he told his disciples at the Last Supper that he must now go away, but that god, the Father was faithful, and would not leave mankind comfortless. Jesus told the disciples that it must go away, but the Father would send them another comforter who will testify of me, and will lead and guide you into all the truth, and can even show you things to come.nnThe Holy Ghost is a great mystery to me. It has been since I first started my

Primary topic: Spiritual Guides

Spiritual Guides

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By Connie LimonAug 21, 20071 topic

Massachusetts Beaches Part 1

nDorchester ReservationnnThe Dorchester Reservation is open year-round, dawn to dusk. Malibu Beach, Victory Road Park and Tenean Beach provide coastal access along the extended mouth of the Neponset River. There is protected swimming and a bathhouse. Tenean Beach is a popular swimming beach with playground facilities, tennis and basketball courts. Savin Hill Beach is managed by the city of Boston and restored to its original Olmsted Brothers design. Savin Hill Beach has a tot

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonDec 2, 20071 topic

What To Expect Once You Are Home With Baby

nNew mothers need to take special care of their bodies after giving birth and while breastfeeding when getting home from the hospital.nnRest and recuperation is all that should be on your agenda the first few days at home after having a baby. During this time focus on yourself and on getting to know your new baby. Try to put off requests for lots of visits from family and friends until you get the rest you need. Donât worry about keeping the house perfect. It is okay to jus

Primary topic: Pregnancy

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By Connie LimonAug 26, 20071 topic

New Hampshire Attractions: Ski Resorts

nIf you love the mountains of New Hampshire, there is no better way to see them than from the peaks of ski areas such as Loon Mountain, Bretton Woods, or Wild Cat. There are at least 20 ski resorts in New Hampshire that would make an excellent choice for your winter ski vacation.nnWhat is the gold of every skiing treasure hunter? Guaranteed to be replete with snow during the winter months, of course! The Balsams Wilderness Resort provides superb skiing and luxurious lodging.

Primary topic: Travel

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By Connie LimonJul 6, 20071 topic

Help for Preventing Bone Fractures in Women Age 50 and Older

nA study of more than 6,000 Canadian women concludes osteoporosis drugs called anti-resorptive agents help reduce risk of low-trauma bone fractures in women age 50 and older. Examples of anti-resorptive drugs include:nnâ¢ Estrogennâ¢ Bisphosphonatesnâ¢ Selective estrogen-receptor modulatorsnâ¢ CalcitoninnnThe study began seven years ago. The group of women in the study was asked about their use of anti-resorptive agents and the womenâs bone mineral density was measured

Primary topic: Anti-Aging

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By Connie LimonJun 22, 20071 topic

The Anatomy of a Coffee Tree

Coffea, a member of the Rubiaceae family is responsible for the biological heritage of âcoffee.â The Rubiaceae family includes more than 500 genera and 6,000 species of tropical trees and shrubs.nnIt is doubtful the average person would recognize an actual coffee tree. Most of us would recognize a roasted coffee bean. Just in case you stumble upon something you think might be a real coffee tree, here is a quick description of one:nnâ¢ Pruned short in cultivationnâ¢ Capa

Primary topic: Nutrition

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