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Computers & Technology > Internet Tips What to do when your child is addicted to Facebook: 1 of 8
Facebook can be a great way to stay in touch. As more people are joining, families and friends are finding that Facebook is a fun place to share photos, play games together, and keep in touch with those who live far away. There are certainly positive aspects of social networking at a site like Facebook. The site first began ... More..
Relationships & Family > Online Dating How to use Facebook as a dating tool: 1 of 8
With millions of registered users around the world, Facebook can be a great place to meet new people. On Facebook, you can find interesting friends of your current friends or meet new people by participating in discussions on Facebook groups. * What Your Profile Says About You * It might be easier to meet someone new if ever... More..
Entertainment > Music (Other) How to write better music reviews: 2 of 15
In any writing, it is important to consider your audience. This is especially true when writing a review. Think about who will be reading your review and why. With a music review, your readers are often reading to help them make a decision, such as whether to buy a CD, go to a concert, or explore an unfamiliar artist. Your r... More..
Health & Fitness > Exercise Tips Tips for bringing your workout on the road: 4 of 29
Exercise success comes with consistency. You can achieve greater results by working out for 20-30 minutes a day than by hitting the gym for three hours, one day a week. But what do you do when travel plans interrupt your exercise routine? Hotel Fitness Centers or Local Gyms When making travel plans, check to see if the hotel... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Falling in love: 87 of 614
The Beginning of What "Jerk!" With laughing lips he lied. "Idiot!" She exclaimed with twinkling eyes. "Why are you so mean to me?" "I'm not." "You are." "I don't mean to be." His softened gaze met with hers. Her opened mouth spoke no slurs. "Come here," he whispered into the night. "Come here," she challenged without any fig... More..
Relationships & Family > Relationships & Family (Other) Is your past controlling your life?: 12 of 84
Does your past control your life? In some respects, the events of your past shape your present and future. Learning from the past can help prevent repeating mistakes. However, too much time spent dwelling on your past can get in the way of enjoying your life as it happens. Living in the Past It is often too easy to let your ... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Mythology & Folklore Superstitions regarding marriage and weddings: 2 of 14
Weddings are steeped in tradition and many of these traditions are based in superstition. While some wedding superstitions are thought to ward off evil spirits, most are said to affect the future happiness of the marriage itself. Though these superstitions are not always known to the bride and groom, many of them have become... More..
Health & Fitness > Asthma Common asthma triggers and their control: 1 of 7
Asthma is a chronic illness which affects the lungs and causes difficulty breathing. A chronic illness has no cure and those who are diagnosed with asthma will have the condition for life. However, asthma symptoms are not always present. The condition can be managed with medication and by avoiding the stimuli that trigger an... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Atheism & Agnosticism How atheists should celebrate Christmas: 1 of 7
There is no "should" in a discussion of how atheists celebrate Christmas. As non-believers, atheists are free to decide how they choose to celebrate, or not celebrate, any personal traditions. Although the term "atheist" means "without god", that does not mean that atheists, or non-theists, must shun celebrations that have r... More..
Food & Drink > Ethnic & International Foods A guide to non-Italian types of pizza: 1 of 7
As the world has embraced pizza, many chefs have adapted the original pizza idea to make new non-Italian pizza recipes. These pizza recipes continue to evolve as pizza's popularity grows in developing nations. In the United States, Americans have adopted pizza as a national favorite and have created many regional pizza varia... More..