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This warm-hearted story about having a child born on St. Patrick's Day is a reminder to celebrate every day of life. - Destroying Embryos - Facts And Fallacies About Stem Cell Research
Many ultra-religious people are opposed to blastocyst stem cell research because they think it destroys a human embryo. Learn why this scientifically cannot be true! - Embryonic? Stem Cell Research: Call it What it is!
Doctors and researchers are mislabeling their own product when they refer to fertilized eggs (zygotes and blastocysts) as embryos. The media is simply repeating this misnomer and fueling the flames of moral argument. Learn more about in-vitro process and blastocystic stem cell research in this article. - Botox: New Book Tells the Real Story
Did you know that Botox, an FDA-approved and licensed Botulinum Toxin Type A, is derived from the waste of the bacteria Clostridium Botulinum—the same toxic byproduct that causes botulism food poisoning? Find out what happened to a couple who thought they were getting the "real" Botox. - Book Writing: Page Count and Chapter Length
If you are writing a book and have questions about how many pages should be in each chapter and how many chapters are in the average book, this article will help. - Book Writing: Documenting Sources with MLA Style
MLA or Modern Language Association style is most commonly used for literary works. Documenting Sources with MLA Style is not that difficult. When you correctly cite all your sources and give credit where it is due, you will avoid plagiarism and copyright violation issues. - Lowering Cholesterol on a Low-Fat 80/20 Diet
Lowering Cholesterol on a Low-Fat Diet gives the secret to sticking with any healthy eating plan. The key is moderation. Having 80/20 flexibility will help you stay focused while you get into better condition. Here's the plan! - Book Promotion: What Does a Publicist Do for an Author?
You may be wondering, "Why do I need a publicist for my book?" Publicists do everything publishers once did for authors. More and more authors are hiring a publicist to help them find radio and TV spots, arrange press coverage, write press releases, obtain reviews, line up book signings, and place strategic ads in newspapers and magazines. - Ex-Family Reunion: Ponderings from an Ex-wife
An ex-wife tells about feeling awkward in the presence of her ex-husband even six years after their divorce. So much has changed, but for the better. The wounds have healed and they have both moved on with their lives. Each has a new place of belonging, yet she wonders if they ever belonged together to begin with. - Public Speaking: Don't Filler Up
Filler words, redundancy and run-on sentences hinder the impact of our speaking. When we stand behind the lectern, we have the attention of our audience and people want to hear what we have to say. Here's how to speak clearly and deliver a message worthwhile. - Speaking with Value: Put your Money Where Your Audience Is
You can confuse your listener and confound your message by using complicated vocabulary words. Learn to match your vocabulary to your audience. - Speaking: The Power of Words
While our speech must be interpreted by those who hear our words, the way we say things and the intention behind them have as much power as the words themselves. Body language, gestures, tone, and volume play a large role in the way a message is received. - Botox: Is It Right for You?
Thinking of having Botox injections? Here are some things you should know before you decide. - Depression-Beating the Winter Blahs
This writer has learned to deal with winter blahs in the most unique ways. She shares some humorous tips to overcome winter depression. - Book Writing: Step 5 of Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting your Manuscript
Here is step 5 of Yvonne's Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting your Book Manuscript. In this lesson we will learn to Write a Query Letter to “pitch” your book idea to literary agents and publishing editors. Many serious writers will not put pen to paper without first querying a publisher to see if the book will be accepted. - Book Writing-Step 6 of Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting Your Manuscript
This is the sixth step in a six-part instruction on learning how to write a book and getting it ready for a publisher or literary agent. Starting your book proposal is the topic. - Book Writing: Step 4 of Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting your Manuscript
Step 4 of Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting Your Manuscript. Create an outline of your book. - Book Writing: Step 3 of Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting your Manuscript
You intend to publish your book and market it to become a commercial success. Here is another tip about preliminary actions you need to take before your start writing the book-that is if you want to make money on the book you plan to write! - Book Writing: Step 2 of Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting your Manuscript
For those who want to make money on the book you plan to write, here are some great tips and preliminary actions to take before your start writing the book. - Book Writing: Step 1 of Six Preparatory Steps to Complete Before Starting Your Manuscript
Do you want to make money on the book you plan to write? Do you have the intention of publishing your book and marketing it to become a commercial success? Here is the first step of six preparatory steps to complete BEFORE starting your manuscript. - Botox-Facts About Botulism
Botulism-causing clostridium botulinum bacteria and their spores are found in fruits, vegetables and seafood worldwide. The bacteria and spores themselves are harmless, but as the bacteria grows, it produces a dangerous substance called botulinum toxin that may enter the human body through contaminated food or exposure in an open wound. Botox is the short name for botulinim toxin and thousands of people hoping to stay young looking are receiving injections at Botox parties. Few of them realize the risk they are taking. - Setting Goals: Long-term-Short-term-Easy and Difficult
If you set your goals too vague last year, it might be difficult to tell if you reached the goal. Success is more than having money. Success is a daily attitude! - Book Writing: Using Styles in Microsoft Word
When writing a book, and submitting it to a publisher it is important to give your manuscript a professional look. Learn to use the styles feature of Microsoft Word. - Writing: Which Word to Use When
The English language is one of the hardest to learn to write. That's because there are so many words that sound alike that have totally different meanings. Here are some tips to the proper use words that are commonly misused in writing. - Relaxing with Yogic Breath
When a person is stressed or fearful, it causes a person's breathing to become shallow. Many times we even hold our breath as a reaction to stress or fear. After the holidays, we all need a breath of fresh air! Learn to breathe correctly and with intention. - Writers Teleclass: Learn to Write a Book and Operate a Freelance Writing Business
Do you want to learn how to write a book? Are you considering starting a freelance writing business? Two freelance writers Yvonne Perry and Suzanne Lieurance are willing to share their skills and knowledge with other writers in a weekly writers teleclass. Find out how to be part of the coaching group. - Accent Your Writing Using Diacritical Marks
Our modern English language is a hodgepodge of many languages. We borrow words from another language we say crêpe, à la carte, résumé, or señor but when writing these words, we stare at a blank screen wondering how to create these characters needed to cause our employment history to be pronounced résumé rather than resume. Learn how to make the characters and symbols you want in your document. - Media Holds Sway Over Political Elections
Why don't people vote for Independent candidates? Is the two-party system the only way to run a government? The media is one of the most powerful and dangerous forces behind the growth of Big Government. Is it true that the candidate who spends the most money wins the election? Find out how the media influences election outcomes. - Euthanasia: Insight on End of Life Decisions
Every person has a right to choose and no one should be denied the God-given power of free will--even at the end of life. Learn about the two types of euthanasia as this author shares her personal experiences with family members. - Opportunities and Goal Setting
Opportunities come for a reason. They give us choice and add quality to our lives as long as we choose the ones that are right for us and say “no” to the ones that don’t move us toward our goals. Setting goals is very important in any business. Here's a new way of setting goals through the power of intention. - Different Types of Editing
If you are an author, your manuscript needs a second pair of eyes before you submit it to a publisher. There are different types of editors and levels of editing. Learn how to choose one that is right for your book. - Marketing Online: 8 Types of Internet Marketing
Through websites and email we are able to operate a business, network, advertise and keep in touch with our customers. Internet marketing is less costly than TV, radio or printed ads and is something most businesses can do on a small budget. Here are eight types of online marketing strategies to reach customers and get them to buy online. - I Will Never Die!
Some people view death as a fearful tragedy, the end of a life, a sad finality. We’ve been programmed to think that death is a fearful thing, but there really isn’t any thing to be afraid of. In fact, there can be no such thing as death if your spirit/soul continues to be conscious elsewhere. Find out why this author believes in the Afterlife. - Communicating With Deceased Loved Ones
If you think you are being visited by deceased loved ones, you probably are. You are NOT losing your mind! Be assured that if your loved one has passed on, they are in spirit form and they have work to do in other worlds and realms. They are likely to be near you even though you may be unaware of their presence. They want to communicate with us. - Raw and Living Foods
Most of us agree that what we put into our bodies is very important, but we are hooked on the convenience of fast foods in our busy lifestyles. Not everyone is able to grow their own food, but there are healthy alternatives. Learn about raw, living foods. - Productive Parenting
Unlike generations prior to the Baby Boomers, families today are scattered across the globe. The network of community is frequently weakened or lost through separation, divorce, relocation, job demands and other changes. Find out if a parent coach is right for your family. - Living Will - Why you Need One
Because humans fear death, we try to prevent our own demise even when it is inevitable. With life saving equipment and mechanical life support, it is possible to thwart the natural process of death and suspend life for years. Make sure your end of life decisions regarding life support and resuscitation are honored. Get a living will NOW and ask someone to facilitate who is able to carry out your desires even under emotional pressure. - Spiritual Trends in the U.S.
In the past, women tended to be more spiritually open and intuitive than men; however, both sexes today are coming out of the closet regarding spiritual experiences. They are asking why am I here, who am I? Is there a purpose for my life? Why are an increasing number of people leaving organized religions that teach separateness from Divine Source and from one another? - Alternative & Complementary Therapies Meet Conventional Healthcare
Many people try alternative and complementary medical care (CAM) when conventional medical treatments have not helped or are too expensive. Trends are changing. Why not use a combination of both to improve health and wellness. - How to Write What You Want & Sell What You Write
Do you want to make money writing for the movie screen, the radio, the theater, TV or newspaper? Want to make big bucks through business writing? Learn why the first thing a new writer should attempt is to accumulate the all-important 100,000 words needed to hone writing skills and define yourbest suited genre . - Do People Who Commit Suicide Go To Heaven?
Some Fundamentalists teach that suicide is an "unforgivable sin leading to damnation." Others believe that those who commit suicide will come back as a severely handicapped person in another lifetime. Some believe it is an act of cowardice or weakness but none of this is true. Find out what really happens when someone commits suicide. - Using EN and EM Dashes in Writing
Do you know how to use en and em dashes in your writing? Do you even know what they are or how to create them on a Mac or in Windows? Learn the proper use of these writing symbols and improve your writing skills. - Candles at the Hearth and Heart of the Home
Whether young or old, everyone enjoys the warm light and fragrance of a candle. Here's how to make your own heartfelt gift to brighten the holiday season. - How to Make Compost Tea for your Garden
Here is a recipe for making a natural fertizer for your garden from organic clippings and ktichen leftovers. - Introducing a Speaker to an Audience
If you have ever been asked to introduce someone to a large group you know how nerve-wracking it can be trying to come up with the right things to say. Learn how to give a good introduction that highlights the speaker and sets the stage for their presentation. - Starting Your Freelance Writing Business
Are you thinking about becoming a full-time writer and earning your money as a freelancer? Even if you face discouragement that it can't work for you, this article proves there IS hope. - Five Ways to Publish your Book
Writing your book is the easy part. The hard part begins when you attempt to publish it. Find five ways to get the job done.
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