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18Criminal Profiling: John Douglas
As the cover of the book states, "From the Special Agent Who Pioneered Criminal Profiling," I recommend "Mind Hunter" by John Douglas as a tool to learn about how behavioral science solves crimes.
26What Is the Farm-to-Table Movement?
Some people might believe this type of social movement is something relatively new, but it's not really. It's been around for decades. If you like that back to the earth feel, this is for you.
9What Does Statute of Limitations Mean?
Unless you are familiar with the laws in your state, or you are employed with a law firm, the odds are you may not have heard this phrase before. This hub will explain what it means.
11What Is Urbanization?
When you hear the term, "urbanization," you think about smaller towns getting smaller, or communities of condos in the heart of your city. Maybe it's a little of both.
9Social Marketing vs. Social Media vs. Social Media Marketing vs. Societal Marketing Concept - Like Me, Buy Me!
Here is a simplified explanation of "Social Marketing" as well as a distinction with "Social Media" and "Social Media Marketing," but wait, there's one more..."Societal Marketing Concept!"
7A Simple Definition of Laissez-Faire Economics
Understanding business terminology can be challenging to comprehend or apply in everyday conversation if you do not understand the definition of any term, concept, or application in writing.
9Is Your Character a Positive Influence to Others?
Building character begins in infancy and childhood. Parents should shoulder the responsibility of being a role model (always) to influence through lessons, habits, and filtering out the bad.
12The Medley of Life (In Alto, Bass, Tenor and Soprano!)
I don’t think it’s so much that life let’s us down as much as I think we don’t always lift it high enough. However we sing the tune of life, each day is a medley.
15Alphonse Bertillon - The Inventor of the Mug Shot
Meet the inventor of the mug shot: Frenchman, police officer and biometrics researcher who developed anthropometry which was beneficial to police officers in criminal identification.
18Ways to Strengthen Your Mind
Think, observe, learn and realize. In keeping your mind productive, you further stimulate your thought processes and thereby empower and strengthen your mind. A healthy mind benefits longevity.
30The Influence of Music: What Does Music Do For You?
Music can set the tone for your day. It is an emotional outlet, and there's nothing like hearing your favorite song on your drive to work. Music is a powerful and positive resource.
6What is Brand Awareness?
Have you ever given any thought as to what draws your mind to any specific product on the market? Most likely, your mind has been persuaded by brand awareness or recognition.
6Credentials or Work Experience: Which Do You Prefer?
All contributing factors up to the point we accepted our first job were instrumental and influential elements, and it is the work force that will continue to shape our minds and lives.
12How Do You Influence Others?
Your actions influence those around you including your family, your children, your friends and your co-workers. Are you aware of the effects of your communications and behavior?
3History 100 Years Ago - What Happened In 1913
Everyday, somebody is making history. We, too, each make our own personal history. When you step back in time, you have the opportunity to learn something new.
10How to Improve Your State of Mind
Being happy is a state of mind we experience as individuals and that state of mind is ours. Our personal identity and ability to respond independently are important living and thinking tools.
3The Significance of Womens' Roles to Early American Literature
Three women contributed greatly towards literature in America: Abigail Adams, Louisa May Alcott and Fanny Fern helped pave the path for subsequent woman writers by inciting imagination and thought.
12Ready, Set, Go Goal!
Like gardening, nothing comes out of the ground without a plan and a lot of hard work to make that garden grow - full use of the mind sets a goal and plan into action.
11Your Countdown to Happiness
Happiness is not a thing you find, nor something you mass-produce like new glossy nail polish. It is a state of awareness you choose, and when you choose happiness, you’re choosing to be empowered.
6"A Voice for the Dead" by James E. Starrs with Katherine Ramsland
The true performance of a forensic scientist and investigator as he seeks the truth from the grave is demonstrated in this book by Professor James Starrs. This book is a remarkable accounting.
10Ghosts and Superstitions
If we do not partake in any belief with superstitions whatsoever, why do we coin the phrase, "good luck" to others, without a belief in the opposite? Like our ancestral beginnings, we still live with fears of the unknown. This hub is a brief overview of ghosts and superstitions.
13Benefits and Caring Tips of Strawberries
What vitamins are in strawberries? Should strawberries be kept in the refrigerator? I remember the strawberries my father grew in his garden. It took a lot of patience for them to appear, but once they did, it was rewarding to see them!
14The Little Chigger Bug Bite
Do you get chigger bites when you mow your lawn or hike in a heavy vegetated area? Did you ever wonder what a chigger is?
24Kansas City, Missouri: The City of Fountains
If you live in Kansas City or you travel there, you will learn soon enough that it is assuredly the "City of Fountains." Whether you're at the Country Club Plaza or taking a drive down a boulevard, you won't miss seeing a popular fountain--some of the most beautiful and artistic fountains that offer spectacular visual appeal.
23What Is Lyme Disease?
With summer approaching, it's a good time to be reminded to dress appropriately if you're walking through tall grass or hiking in the woods when ticks are in abundance. People sometimes take the subject of ticks lightly until they are diagnosed with Lyme Disease.
20"La vie en rose" - A Look At the Life About Famous French Singer Edith Piaf
Probably one of the most intense and emotionally effective biographical account of a performer I have seen is "La vie en rose," the story about the life of famous French singer, Edith Piaf. I highly recommend the movie as well as learning more about this once famous singer.
37What Is A Friendship On Fire?
"The Arm" of the heart is my acronym for the elements that compose a friendship on fire. It's when you don't need to say anything at all. But you're thinking always, "you don't know this, but I love you."
2010 Excellent Qualities That Make An Outstanding Employee
There are 10 strong characteristics that would define an excellent employee. These attributes can be introduced in a job interview and expanded in job performance. The influence of these qualities can carry an employee's career a long way when routinely practiced.
22Does Okinawa Have the World's Longest Living Women?--Is It A Result of A Good Diet Or Low Stress?
Okinawa has inhabitants who have a life expectancy longer than anywhere else in the world and those who live longer are the women. Interestingly, the Okinawans live longer than those living in Japan. Imagine living to 100 years old and not dying from cancer or heart disease, but from natural causes.
16Are There Any Sites That Allow You To Self-Publish For Free?
When it comes to self-publishing, it no longer carries the stigma that used to stain an author's work. There are now a variety of self-publishing, print-on-demand, vanity press, and e-book sites to explore at your fingertips. What's the difference between these methods and what's the cost?
19Adele and Her Songs
If you have never heard Adele's "21" CD, go get it. You won't be disappointed. This singer has a fabulous voice. She makes her songs come alive and those songs can help heal any broken heart.
271941 Unsolved Kansas City Murder: Leila Adele Welsh
This is about Leila Adele Welsh, a victim of a brutal crime during the early morning hours of March 9, 1941 in Kansas City, Missouri. After 72 years, her case remains unsolved.
29What's the Difference Between an Article and A Blog?
What makes a blog a blog? What makes an article an article? This Hub provides the distinction and discusses blogging sites and the growing popularity of HubPages, currently at 237,000 contributors, is a strong community of writers who contribute routinely because they have the passion to write.
44Why We Love Betty White & How She Makes Us Feel Younger
So what if you just turned 30, or 40, or 50, etc. If you sit and complain about getting older, Betty White could easily turn to you and say, blah, blah, blah...zip it. Her attitude, drive and wit makes me wonder what she'll accomplish by her next birthday. Maybe we should all be looking at what we hope to accomplish by our next birthday.
8What Is An Antioxidant? What Is A Free Radical? What Are Some Examples of Foods Containing Antioxidants?
We know antioxidants are substances that are good for us, but do we all really understand the behavior or definition of an antioxidant? Do we understand the effects of a free radical or its relationship with an antioxidant? Due to simply knowing antioxidants are good for us, companies have a profitable marketing agenda and for good reason.
15Chai Tea - Benefits, Origin and Simple Recipe
If you are a tea lover and you have never sampled Chai tea before, give it a try. In addition to its health benefits, it is very good hot or on ice. This tea goes back in history some 5,000 years in India and is still consumed daily.
24How To Reach More Readers With Your Writing Content
I think the HubPages is one of the best on-line sources to belong to for sharing writing content. What persuaded you to join HubPages? Once you joined, how do you decide what content to contribute? How much value do you place on the quality of your material? I am happy to be a part of this growing family of writers.
9Chocolate! How Chocolate Has Evolved From A Cocoa Bean
Chocolate is one of the favored comfort foods and since researchers indicate that dark chocolate is high in antioxidants, we should be happy to add dark chocolate to our snack list every afternoon. This hub takes a look at how chocolate has evolved from the Mayan civilization to commercialized competition.
12Ansel Adams and His Relationship With the Environment: How His Photos Came Alive Without Color
"When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence." Ansel Adams
6The Yellow Wallpaper By Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Charlotte Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" written in 1892 is a daring short story for its time to depict the value of a woman's self-expression which was limited. Gilman pulled on personal experience to bring us a story still popular today because books and productions relating to the same subjects still live today.
14Proofread What You Write and Post on the Internet
There are over a million reasons posted in articles, comments or blogs concerning the relevance of proofreading on the Internet. It is a valuable reminder and it's an easy process to accomplish. It only takes caring and time.
2Is "Dropbox" Safe For File Transfers and, By the Way, What Is It?
There is value in utilizing a web based hosting service for files that a company or individual need or want to share. There is value in the convenience of that sharing whether it's performed on a computer or mobile device. Dropbox, Inc., a company with a unique name and inviting site, is just one of optional companies to choose from for this type of service.
7Travel Ideas on Kauai
I hope this piece will persuade you to put Kauai on your "places to travel" list. You won't regret it and you just might be a bit sad when you have to leave. A place of stunning beauty, great food and friendly people!
10English Writer, Author, Publisher and Feminist, Virginia Woolf (January 25, 1882 - March 28, 1941)
I thought it very unfortunate learning Virginia Woolf had committed suicide when she had so much literary talent rising. I thought it interesting she had previously written about a character with mental conditions who committed suicide in "Mrs. Dalloway," and I also thought it interesting that during the 1920s, she was writing about genders with "Orlando," which is one of my favorites despite the fact some say they found this less impressive.
16How to Make Congee With Pork - A Common and Inexpensive Asian Meal or Side Dish
For those who have never had congee (as I know it to be), I want to share the recipe. The first time I had ever tried it was last year (2010) and I dare not make it alone because I could consume the whole pot! I hope this recipe entices you to try it.
16Welsh Poet and Writer, Dylan Thomas
There is a lot of information to learn and digest about the life and writings of Welsh Poet Dylan Thomas. Despite the fact he abused alcohol, it is apparent he had personal issues and insecurities. That being said, however, he trumps his irresponsible behavior with his effects of languages and his passion for words. In 1982, a plaque commemorating his life's works was unveiled in Poet's Corner, Westminster Abbey.
6What Is Mesothelioma? What Are Its Symptoms and Are There Treatments?
The purpose of this article is to explain what mesothelioma is as well as the most common cause. Most people are likely to assume mesothelioma is associated with asbestos and this assumption by research is correct. This article will define mesothelioma, touch lightly on who is affected by this condition, and discuss the symptoms, diagnosis and treatments rendered.
14Edgar Allen Poe - American Author
Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most talented mystery writers. His life wasn't as much of a mystery, in part, as much as his death. From working as an editor, he greatly enhanced his writing skills. When he lost his young wife, however, his life changed dramatically and after he died, the speculation about his death began.
17Who Invented Christmas Cards?
It used to be an arduous, yet meaningful, task to generate a supply of Christmas cards. With the improvement of technology, mass production increased supplies for the demand. Today, more people are sending electronic cards to save time and postage and since this method is used more and more, the designs to choose from have also improved.
2Book Review: "Love In the Time of Cholera" by Gabriel García Márquez
I have read this novel more than once because it's a favorite. I highly recommend this novel if you enjoy reading very deliberately well-written language that produces such extraordinary effects. I avoid providing stronger details if you have not read this work yet. I would suggest if you love to read, this novel which defines a spiritual type of love also belongs on your nightstand.
6How Fears, Anxieties or Phobias Could Be Developed Through Classical Conditioning
We are "classically conditioned" after we have learned to respond to certain stimulus with reactions like fear, anxiety or excitement. The four components involved with classical conditioning demonstrated by Pavlov include (1) unconditioned stimulus; (2) conditioned stimulus; (3) unconditioned response; and (4) conditioned response.
2American Author James Baldwin
“People are trapped in history and history is trapped in them” James Baldwin, American Author
0Garrett Hardin - A Look At Human Reproduction and Immigration and Why a World Food Bank is Not a True Solution
"Moreover, the practical recommendations deduced from ecological principles threaten the vested interests of commerce; it is hardly surprising that the financial and political power created by these investments should be used sometimes to suppress environmental impact studies." Garrett Hardin (Source: www.brainyquote.com)
2What Made Marilyn Monroe Became a Legendary Icon (Part III - Conclusion)
“I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.” Marilyn Monroe
0What Made Marilyn Monroe Became a Legendary Icon - (Part II of III)
"She was not the usual movie idol. There was something democratic about her. She was the type who would join in and wash up the supper dishes even if you didn't as her." Carl Sandburg
7What Made Marilyn Monroe Became A Legendary Icon (Part I of III)
"Hollywood is a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss, and fifty cents for your soul. I know, because I turned down the first offer enough and held out for the fifty cents." Marilyn Monroe
6Who Is Your Hero?
It is true that literature is scrutinized for evidence of alliteration, figurative language and symbolism, and poetry is divided into parts and studied with an eye on rhythm and type of stanza implementation. The plot, style, setting and protagonist are also parts of literature which are critiqued. We will all have a different perspective on language we read, but when a poem or story present us with a hero, our attention is generally captured.
0Author and Philosopher Irving M. Copi: "The Detective As Scientist"
Irving Copi establishes in his seven points of reason how a detective can be compared to a scientist. Copi illustrates that how a mystery being solved by a detective is similar to a perplexity being deciphered by a theoretical scientist.
12A Definition of Chivalry - Then and Now
Is chivalry the appropriate term to use when it relates to gentlemanly behavior in today's society, or is it a different subject altogether. When referencing chivalry with the definition of a gentleman, the history of chivalry should be reviewed.
5C.S. Lewis and "Shadowlands"
"Shadowlands" is a very interesting and heart warming story of the relationship between C.S. Lewis and Joy Davidman Gresham. The movie as well as the real life characters are very interesting subjects.
12History 100 Years Ago - What Happened in 1911
History is such a fascinating subject because you can go in so many directions on any person, place or thing. It's remarkable how the Internet provides us instant awareness, knowledge or information on thousands of subjects.
3What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder ("SAD")? -- A Look At Causes and A Course of Treatment
When some people talk about winter depression, they are actually referring to SAD, or seasonal affective disorder, and you actually melancholy. It can start in the fall months, but is typically during the winter months. During the winter, you might feel like you’re a bear hibernating in a cave because that’s what it feels like. You might be trapped inside because of the cold or a snowstorm and the skies are dark and dreary.
2An Analysis of "The Garden of Love" by William Blake
The voice in Blake's poem about a garden he visited in his childhood days becomes louder when describing how much it [life] has changed. Is he talking about the garden, itself, or life in the church?
17What Is Shea Butter? What Are Its Benefits? Why It's Great for Your Face
I've been using shea butter on my face for 15 years and swear by its benefits. I have heard comments like, "I hope my skin looks like yours when I reach your age," or "I can't believe you're that old, how come you don't have any wrinkles?" Many of us know of the benefits, but what about its origin?
15"A Drinking Song" by William Butler Yeats, Including a Brief Biography
Yeats had a very interesting life and this material is really a brief synopsis of his world, including his personal life.
5"One must have a mind of winter..." by Wallace Stevens
So, here it is, November, and many of us know the cold and flurries are slowly approaching. Now's the time to stack up on your favorite coffee and snacks, and paper and pens. Right away, write away. We are waiting for you to write that next poem, that next creative hub.
2Researching Girl Diaries
Sometimes it's magical what you can uncover with a little research. Sometimes the subject absorbs both mind and time and the pausing is always reflective. What began as researching for an historical diary memorialized the life of Idress A. Head, teacher, author, and historian.
16Autism - How My Daughter Lifted My Awareness of this Condition
My daughter works with children of autism at an elementary school. She is the reason I raised my awareness of the condition of autism. She has a gift to ensure each child has his or her own identity.
13Write, Proofread, & Edit To Achieve A Well Written Article
I joined HubPages to write, write, write. I also want to practice using self-discipline every single day to ensure I am perfecting this passion of mine. I think the most important elements involved with being a good writer is to write persistently, proofread continuously, and edit necessarily.
6English Authors & Themes of Love, Kingship & Honor
In studying language and its history, I found British Literature so fascinating and sometimes challenging to decipher. Chaucer, Shakespeare and Defoe are a few of my favorites. This hub touches on the themes of love, kingship and honor through the English authors.
1Literary Nationalism's Role in the Formation of American Literature & National Identity
What is Literary Nationalism? It is the voice of history through language. It is a movement in history stirred by literature. Walt Whitman and Washington Irvin were important contributors to the formation of American literature through the very use of language.
7E-mails: How Many Do YOU Go Through Everyday?
I value e-mails at work and at home. I really loved them when I had my first experience with them some 17 years ago. Now, if the system has an issue and it affects the e-mails for about an hour, I'm okay with that. Ah, this love affair we have with e-mails...
0A Look at Historical Union Hill Cemetery in Kansas City, MO
I have always been intrigued with historical cemeteries, especially one resting downtown. When I was in college, I took a class on death and dying to study the manner in which societies dealt with the subject of death and how certain behaviorial effects of death have evolved over time.
2If You're Going to Drink Juice, Which One is A Good Choice?
This is a synopsis of some of the benefits of fruit juice and which ones to consume which some sources purport to be healthier for you. This hub also is intended to imply how complicated the ingredients are of what we consume as well as the value of obtaining information through research to increase your awareness of the effects of what you consume.
0What Is A Tree Nut Allergy?
When my children were at the pre-toddler stage, the concern was never to give them peanuts to avoid any choking mishap. I was never focused on food allergies. When my three-year old granddaughter had an emergency reaction to a snack containing a cashew, I was completely educated in the tree nut allergy subject.
0Health: What Are Cranberry Beans and the Consumption Benefits?
I had never heard of the cranberry bean before and was intrigued by it's color and usefulness and protein and fiber value. I hope you find this information useful also!
6The Era of Romanticism - Coleridge, Wordsworth & Blake
Romanticism was the era that depicted expression from a deep sense of thought, as with spirituality. Being more enriched with deeper thought with individual quests for truths and a richer meaning of existence, or at least with the sincere attempt to define it, seemed to be the main drive of the canonical minds.
7Percy Shelley: Romantic Poet and Philosopher
Whether it is by use of Shelley's own personal sight, or experience of it, ultimately, it is with the performance of his language with which he instills in his reader's mind the similar sense of experience, which hopefully brings about a form of emotion. That is what poetry is; it should evoke emotion and thought.
3How Are Rainbows Made?
How many times have we been driving home from after a long day, or been in the midst of stressful events thinking, "I just need a rainbow"? And sometimes you look up and there is one. It's interesting how excited we become even as adults when we see a rainbow, when we see art in the sky.
0"Moll Flanders" by Daniel Defoe
Daniel Defoe rightly deserves to be noted as one of the finest novelists to come out of the 18th Century. Readers will find Defoe was a man of intelligence, that he had a sensitive awareness and that he used his own experiences in life to unfold his language from his mind.
4Women Writers: How Was the Writing of New England's Emily Dickinson Different From England's Emily Bronte?
This hub sets out to explain how two 19th Century women writers sought to cultivate and gain a personalized freedom through their words and writing.
0Shakespeare and His Use of Imagery In His Writing
Once you are able to get past the doth's and the thou's, reading Shakespeare's plays become much more enjoyable.
9Five Functions of Journalism
A good journalist will collect facts, research and investigate the subject matter and based on a unique style, formulate language that tells a story. A story that will grab the reader to such an extent that both the unique style as well as the story are remembered and recommended. In this day and age, however, gone are the days where a paper landed on your doorstep bringing you the main source of news you looked forward to reading with your morning coffee.
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Job Satisfaction - How Happy Are You With Your Job?
Is there such a thing as Job Passion? Do you love your job? There are factors that play a role in job satisfaction. If you're a positive influence to others in the workforce, passion for what you do can be redefined.
3Birthdays: What Do You Do When You See Your Age On A Speed Limit Sign?
I saw my age on a speed limit sign today. I could not escape that image all day long. I don't know what I was so worried about. I'm only 31 with 24 years worth of experience.
2What Is the Best Way to Dress for a Job Interview?
I am always amazed how little consideration some people place in what they will wear in a job interview. I think no matter what job you apply for, it's important to show up clean and I always suggest a conservative attire because you can't go wrong with that choice.
0How Did the Invention of the Radio Effect the Profitability or Circulation of Newspapers?
When the radio was invented, how threatened were newspapers? Overall, the real threat to newspapers and the radio was the television. So, just how affected were newspapers with the inception of the radio?
2How We Receive Information--From the Telegraph to the Associated Press
A brief history on the speed of obtaining information beginning with the telegraph and the Associated Press.
1How Halloween Has Changed Over the Decades As A Family Tradition - A Brief History
As an adult, who doesn't reminesce about what Halloween costume we wore as children and how homemade they were such as a clown or hobo. Thankfully, it has evolved into a family tradition despite its once religious type holiday.
20Why Telling Your Child To "Shut Up" Is Rude, Unhealthy and Demeaning
I have never liked the phrase, "Shut up," and suspect I never will. I believe there are more constructive ways to ask someone to be quiet. I believe we are such a great influence to children that we should always take care in setting an example.
8What Is Civility? Let Me Remind You
When we grow up, hopefully, we are all taught to "always be nice" and treat everyone the same as we would want to be treated. Sometimes we need reminders, though, to watch our tone and actions even as adults. Everything we say and do leaves an influence.
13General Topics of Conversation--Why is Weather the Most Common Topic?
The one subject most people have in common is the weather. I find it necessary conversation in some instances particular to very bad weather that paralyzes any activity. I also find increasing knowledge can enhance a conversation as well as using imagination to generate a new topic.
9What Makes People Want to Collect Things?
Collecting items can be an enjoyable hobby or a meaningful experience. You can earn a profit from some collectibles or you can display them with pleasure. When do you think collecting things becomes a problem?
6The Internet: How It Enhanced the Way We Receive News & Information
If you still subscribe to the traditional method of receiving news, then you’re aware of the fact that only so much news per assigned reporter fits onto one page, so even if a reporter spent days on one story, he or she knows it has to fit into so much space. Since the birth of the Internet, however, you can search one topic and get a lot of variety to choose from, different voices, different perspectives and a host of opinions.
8How Has the Movie Industry Evolved?
If you love a good movie, you'll love the history related to the film industry. It's very interesting how one invention affected another one, and how it all played an important role in what we viewed when we were children versus what we view now. The advancement of technology for the value of entertainment is remarkable.
4Where Was the First Coffee House Established?
Have you ever wondered why coffee houses are so popular? If you know, then you probably frequent one that serves gourmet coffee surrounded by comfy chairs and vintage styled sofas. And, have you ever wondered where the first coffee house came to exist?
2Skewered Meat: Who Invented the Kebab?
Shish kabobs (or kababs), as western culture calls this food item, are also known as kebabs or kebaps in other countries, but where did they come from?
5Famous Trials - Sacco & Vanzetti
I work in a law firm so I have always been intrigued by famous trials. Researching the Sacco & Vanzetti trial raised the question whether one or both were even guilty. Their trial occurred during the 1920s. Hope you enjoy this read.
0Article On Elevator Behavior - Don't Talk Or Don't Stare?
Riding on an elevator is always an interesting experience, at least for me. The next time you enter one, observe the behavior of people when they step into the elevator with you.
0Book Review: "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" by Studs Terkel--A Thought Provoking Book On Death and Dying
Published in 2001, Studs Terkel took a topic which many put in the back seat - death. Will the Circle Be Unbroken is a non-fiction presentation dedicated to the late Mrs. Terkel, and devoted to "real people" and their experiences relative to death and the dying. Their experiences are related through a collection of interviews which also include near death experiences and the belief systems held in order to survive such events.
2How to Begin Advocating for Your Parents' Health Before and During Nursing Home Care
It is an emotional and challenging experience to care or monitor care for a parent. With a family and friend support system, the proper information and tools, you, too, can self-educate yourself with the necessary means and medical information to become an advocate for your parent or loved one when home health or entrance into a care center become survival methods.
15Ideas On How to Have a Minimalist Wedding - Save Money But Still Have the "Wow"
Planning for your wedding can be as complicated and costly as you want it to be. If you want a minimalist wedding and reception, there are ways to save money on the planning and still have an exceptional event and experience!
3Sedona, Arizona Could Be Your Best Vacation
If you ever travel to Phoenix, Arizona, then it is worth your while to travel an hour and a few minutes out of your way to experience Sedona. A city with interesting history and surrounding beauty will also become one of your favorite locations to visit
1What Is Your Meaning of Life? (Part II-Conclusion)
Imagine what kind of world it might be if everyone held the same form of true love as a parent feels for a child for all human beings. Imagine being filled with such joy and the compounding value of the effects. Those effects, then, churn themselves into a powerful influence serving a good purpose.
3What Is Your Meaning of Life? (Part I)
Is there still a demand for life’s meaning? Of course there is. It’s historical with scientific, philosophical, psychological and religious perspectives. The results are products of much thinking.
2Bottom Lines and Silver Linings
Even nature’s details are taken for granted such as the blades of grass that build a lawn, the varieties of trees that create the woods we hike through and give us shade, or the clouds that form to create paintings in an artist’s mind.
2Do You Need Help With Your Temper?
Anger is a form of passion that has very unlikable effects that are hurtful and harmful. Do you have a temper?
8Responsible Decision Making - Make Good Life Choices
We are so influenced by our parents or caregivers, church instructors, school teachers, relatives and friends. When we are children, we naturally cling to our parents or caregivers for most forms of support. Every difficult situation we have encountered in life whether we choose to believe it or not has actually offered a lesson in life.
1The Desire to Love and Be Loved
Unconditional love is what a parent feels for his or her child, what a person feels for their God, or what a lover strives for with a partner. It is devotion to thought processes affected by instinct, influence and behavior observation which cradle one another.
