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A.A. History or A.A. Mystery

By: Richard G. Burns, J.D. | 2011-08-18 | Addictions
A aurvey or the price paid for the long-misunderstood and underpublished history of Alcoholics Anonymous and its replacement with opinion, rumor, and restriction by those who do not recognize the price read more

A River, A Valley

By: Vietnam Heritage Travel | 2011-08-12 | Destinations
Located just two kilometers from Buon Ma Thuot City, the capital of Dak Lak Province, Ako Dhong village has become a getaway for travelers looking to connect with the true spirit of Central Highlanders. read more

A Hermit, A Hermit, A Hermit, A Hermit, A Hermit

By: Satish Verma | 2010-03-26 | Poetry
Over the lake moon was hounded out from the dark clouds into the defying blues.Over the lake moon was hounded out from the dark clouds into the defying blues. read more

A LASSO, A LASSO, A LASSO, A LASSO, A LASSO, A LASSO, A LASSO

By: Satish Verma | 2010-10-27 | Poetry
Battle remains between white and black, read more

Vitamin A

By: gaga | 2011-01-30 | Business
History read more

A Fisherman

By: Dan | 2010-11-18 | Business
As a novice on fishing, I came across a list of fishing methods and I felt that fly fishing is probably the best one for me. read more

A Trader

By: Jared Wesley | 2011-02-03 | Finance
There is a common sequence of events that most traders go through during their development. This begins when many of the strategies that the trader is learning begin to come together and the trader begins to see the light. read more

A Butterfly

By: Melina Cemanovic | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Consider life from a butterfly's perspective. Everything would be different for you. Only if we take the time to reflect on the stages of a butterfly's life would we realize that we go through similar stages throughout our own lives. More importantly, we must be thankful for the fact that we live much longer than the butterfly, thus we have more time to reflect and wonder why we were put on this earth. read more

Running a Marathon – A Primer

By: Jeff Anderson | 2011-07-01 | Fitness
Marathon is conceived from the historical Greek soldier who ran from the battlefield of Marathon towards Athens to announce victory over Persia. This Greek messenger, named Pheidippides, ran the 26-mile distance without stopping and delivered the message before dying. In 1896, it became popular and was included in the Athens Olympics. Experiencing years of dormancy in terms of the number of participants, marathon regained its popularity in the last two decades. More and more people are now cons read more

Starting A Starting A Business

By: Dunamis | 2010-04-16 | Business
If you were the boss, you'd do things differently. Perhaps, but did you ever think about why your boss does things the way he does them. read more

Making A House A Home

By: Sarah evelyn | 2011-02-02 | Business
Moving homes is exciting yet very scary, there is so much involved when moving houses. You have to leave your home that you spent years to build, to move into a house and start all over again. read more

A Wedding on a Budget!

By: Jessica Lang | 2010-03-29 | Weddings
Many couples are foregoing the wedding ceremony and going straight to the wedded life. Nowadays, with the economy in shambles and money scarce, it does seem a practical idea not to have a formal wedding ceremony. However, in the United States, weddings are still in and the bridal business is doing well despite the financial crisis. The Bridal Association of America estimated the average cost of a wedding to be thousands of dollars! read more

A Breath Creat A Storm

By: William Hazelgrove | 2010-04-24 | Book Marketing
What could start an avalanche is never found out. Book marketing also has a feeling of being quite buried. You can focus on the big sites and press releases in order to get main media hits. This needs time and greatest trying, and lots of times do not work well. I don’t mean you ought to not think about a People Magazine or a USA Today or the New York Times. Yet books are an interesting thin read more

A Whale Of A Time

By: Kevin Cock | 2009-03-18 | Scuba Diving
One Sunny September Morning While Returning From a Dive in the Crystal Clear Waters of Mauritius I Received a Call for Help on the Boats Vhf Radio. Being a Scuba Diving Instructor and Owner of a Diving Center on the Tropical Island of Mauritius I Was Doing What We Usually Do Each Day. read more

Become a Hope-a-Holic

By: Callie Roos | 2010-09-22 | Motivation
Two colleagues and I went to the United States where we visited a number of thriving communities and businesses. There was one crucial question that we asked: Why is it that you guys are doing ok? Since our main objective was to identify and learn from the criteria that make individuals, businesses and communities successful, we only focused on those whom we perceived as winners. read more