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Religion & Spirituality > Self-Healing The key ingredients for grasping a second chance in life: 9 of 282
Have you ever wanted to "turn over a new page", "start again" or grasp a "second chance in life"? How easy is it? And what are the key ingredients to success? Let me pass on to you my own thoughts, gleaned from personal experience and advice from great thinkers from all walks of life. The first steps are easy. Begin by making... More..
Sciences > Psychology How to let go of someone you love: 4 of 112
Widowhood, divorce, separation; friend moving to another continent; son or daughter leaving home; giving a child up for adoption; or moving house? All can involve us in letting go of someone we love, and it's going to hurt! When we love, we become attached to another person. We create a space in our lives that is reserved for... More..
Relationships & Family > Couple Communication How to tell if your spouse is emotionally abusive: 1 of 20
Is your spouse being emotionally abusive to you? Do you find yourself thinking twice or even three or four times before you say or do something? Do you avoid meeting up with your friends and family? Do you feel more relaxed when your partner isn't around? Perhaps you go through periods of depression, lethargy, rage, despair. ... More..
Food & Drink > Dining Etiquette What to eat at a regular restaurant when you're a vegetarian: 2 of 23
"Will there be anything that you can eat here?" How many times have I heard that question! And how frustrating. I haven't found a restaurant yet that didn't have something that I could eat, and I should know. I have been living out of a suitcase on a business trip that has taken me from Bangkok to Beijing, from Munich to Mosc... More..
Arts & Humanities > Photography Getting started with architectural photography: 1 of 5
Architectural photographs of modern buildings, interiors, shopping malls, models, or historical sites, can be very rewarding artistically and financially for photographers with a good eye for detail. Take a look through the books in your library and see how many contain photographs of famous or unusual buildings, or interior ... More..
Relationships & Family > Talking with Teens & Children How to deal with controlling children: 4 of 12
If your child is constantly trying to get the upper hand in every situation, you may have a problem with a controlling child. Take my advice - deal with this behavior as soon as you spot it, or it will be your child that suffers in the long term. Understand that the child is crying out for you to take control of the situation... More..
Pets & Animals > Animal Rights & Issues An introduction to animal law in the UK: 1 of 3
Animal law in the UK is laid down in Acts of Parliament, in European Union Directives, and in case laws that set a legal precedent until overturned by subsequent rulings. The recent Animal Welfare Act of 2006 was the first major piece of legislation dealing with animal welfare in UK for almost 100 years. This Act covers the d... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues The environmental benefits of diesel vs gasoline: 1 of 3
Does a diesel engine cause less harm to the environment than one using gasoline? On first sight it would seem that the answer is yes. Diesel engines produce less CO2 emissions, which is good news for the environment. A build up of excessive CO2 (carbon dioxide) in the atmosphere causes a layer of gas to form that traps heat, ... More..
Relationships & Family > Dealing with Problem People Reflections on the saying "keep your friends close and your enemies closer": 6 of 16
Business, technology, gangland, politics, sport, have all been known to apply the principle of "keep your friends close and your enemies closer". What's it all about?In one word, it's about competition. If you "know thine enemy" then you know their strengths, their weaknesses, their plans, their successes, and their failures.... More..
Arts & Humanities > History Mysteries Myths & legends of Cornwall and beyond: 2 of 5
Cornwall, with its myths and legends, is one of the most hauntingly beautiful parts of England. Its Celtic people are closely related to the Welsh, Scottish and Irish and they have a rich cultural heritage. This is clearly visible in the myths and legends that abound in Cornwall, and is celebrated in many of their festivals, ... More..