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• What Is Happening In Canada By: Shawn Wilson - It amazes me to read the news this morning with all of the things happening in the world surrounding the economic crisis that the opposition leaders in Canada are about to overthrow the current government. Why would anyone during what might be one of the worst recessionary times in our life and maybe ever would want to create even more turmoil.
• The Fashion of a Watch By: Art Gib - Watches are more popular than ever. There's a good reason for this--watches are no longer just a means of keeping track of the time, they are a trend-setting fashion accessory. It was not so far in the past that watches were nothing more than functional. For most people who had busy schedules, a watch was a basic necessity.
• Why Dieting Is A Lot Like a Financial Crisis By: Nick Nilsson - Now, let me be clear right off the bat...if you think I'm going to make a joke here about how your Freddie Mac and Cheese ends up on your Fannie Mae, you're wrong...I would never do such a thing.
• Five Dos and Don'ts When Running Your Business By: Laurie Taylor - Scattered thinking is deadly to a business. Are you at risk of falling into the trap where you become too busy to really work on your business? Do you constantly run after potential work or clients, spend your days jumping from one activity to the next and end up exhausted with little to show for your efforts?
• Will The Abbott Decisions Help In The Restoration Of New Jersey Educational Equality? By: Samson Paulotti - New Jersey, along with other states in the United States, suffers from a problem called educational inequity. Like its name suggests, this is a socioeconomic phenomenon in which the amount of education received by a child is governed largely by socioeconomic status and financial factors. The schools with more resources end up giving the best quality of education compared to the less-privileged ones.
• Your Basic Tips for Cleaning Diamonds By: Lawrence J. Reaves - Diamonds are the toughest substance known to mankind. However, they are precious gems and should be handled as such. Since the significance of giving a diamond has never waivered, the recipient will need to care for the diamond(s) for years to come to maintain their luster and beauty.
• Learn How To Make Money From The Comfort Of Your Own Home By: Joe Horn - Are you one of the many people in this world looking to make some extra income to pay for all your holiday gifts. If so then today is your lucky day. With the help of the internet you are now able to take surveys for money. You no longer have to have a part time job in order to make extra money.
• Five Adventurous Ways to Enjoy Winter at Acadia National Park By: Nancy Condon - Looking for some adventure this winter? If you see winter as the time to get out and play, then Acadia National Park is the destination for you. This coastal, north woods gem of a park in Downeast Maine is an hour's drive from Bangor. Head for Ellsworth, the Park's gateway town or straight on to Bar Harbor, nestled right next to the Park.
• Where Do Those Cold-blooded Animals Go in Winter? By: Nancy Condon - I love a New England winter. With snow falling and wind raging outside, I'm inside with hot chocolate in hand, curled up in my puffy chair, and snug-as-a-bug-in-a-rug. What's that? Is a bug actually snug in a rug? Better not be in my rugs! Bugs and other creatures are outside in the elements, not in my rugs I hope.
• How to Nurture a Nature Ethic in Children By: Nancy Condon - The ways in which nature fills my soul is really remarkable. From nature I derive a sense of beauty and vastness, intricacy and simplicity, wonder and delight. A particularly beautiful sunset brings a smile to my face. A meadow full of wildflowers blowing in the wind triggers a longing to go running in it like I've seen in some commercial.

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