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JULY FEATURE ARTICLES

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Quiet Shores
I often find the need to begin my day with a quiet time, a time that my thoughts aren't interrupted by trucks and building going on, but just solitude away from it all.
Diane Dean White

To Grandma and Grandpa's House We Go
If you're planning on dropping the kids off at Grandma And Grandpa's house for the weekend, leave the video Games at home. Pack this list in their suitcase instead!
Deborah Shelton

In Flight Phones Disappearing
If you expect to be able to phone home from 35,000 feet the next time you fly, think again.
Laura Quarantiello

Anna's Strudel
Yes, I certainly remembered Anna's wonderful stories. "Well, those weren't made up stories, they were real. And they were about Anna and Peter and how they were in a concentration camp in Germany when they were first married."
Diane Dean White

Our Fine Feathered Friends
Do you remember the fun of running under a sprinkler as a child? It was a hot, sunny day and the cold water made the summer's heat tolerable and even enjoyable. Well, now you can offer the same relief from the heat to our fine feathered friends.
Arleen M. Kaptur

Small Town Fourth Of July
When my brother and I were growing up we used to love to spend time with our grandparents and cousins. Summertime was always great and we did all kinds of fun things in this small town with our relatives, including the fireworks on July 4th.
Diane Dean White

In Memory: Saluting Our Heroes
I never had the privilege of serving in the U.S. military, nevertheless, my schooling and family upbringing was serious enough to instill a strong vein of patriotism for my country and its fallen heroes of days gone by.
Ken Willmott

Regain Your Motivation
Do you feel your motivation has diminished recently? Or do you feel at the moment that it's gone completely? Do you wonder how you'll ever get it back?
Wendy Hearn

Living On What's Left
All to often, people tend to pay their bills and try to live on what's left. This never works unless you have enough money left to cover these at home expenses. In other words, you need enough to live on.
Terry Rigg

Red Flags - Internet Scams
There is no way to adequately cover all the scams that permeate the web. Before jumping into any of these "make a million while you sleep" plans, use a little "due diligence" and check them out.
Bob Osgoodby

Offline Promotion Matters Too
The concept of a paperless office is all very well, but your potential customers live in an offline world. To get their attention, you need to reach them where they live.
Elena Fawkner

Use The D System To Get Organized
There is a simple system, known as the D system, that can help you to be better organized and may also help to reduce clutter.
Gordon Bellows

Now Is The Time To Start A Small Business on the Internet
Starting a small business on the internet is something that you can do without leaving your present employment.
Barry Maher

Turning Embarrassment into Success
It's become a truism that most of us are terrified of public speaking. And part of the reason is we can all picture some cosmic embarrassing moment just waiting to descend upon us. But embarrassing moments can often make a presentation more successful rather than less.
Barry Maher

10 Things to Never Put on Your Resume
Your resume is your personal sales brochure whose only purpose is to get you an interview. To help show yourself in the best possible light, carefully choose what you put on and leave off of your resume.
Myrtis L. Smith

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COLORADO FIRELINES

When Others Hurt Us
As the Hayman wildfire in Colorado begins to wane, those of us living around the perimeter occasionally allow ourselves glimmers of hope that all will soon be normal again.
Steve Goodier

First Person Report: No Place Like Home
The last thing that Curt and I did before evacuating was to go out on our back deck to say goodbye to our "hug tree." Our back deck is built around a huge ponderosa pine tree. I have called that tree the "hug tree" since the house was built because it is symbolic to me of how much I love living in the woods.
Betty Taylor

The Way Home
Like all of us who live close to the Hayman wildfire, living under the smoke's shadow is tenuous. We could lose our homes in just a few chaotic hours. But what I am learning is this: Life is primarily about people, not plans; about relationships, not real estate.
Steve Goodier

Colorado Compassion
Last week life threw eleven wildfires our way and we both came down with breathing problems. It's frightening to see how quickly a spark from an illegal campfire, plus bone-dry conditions, plus wind, can equal a fire burning in tens of thousands of acres in three counties.
Vickie Baker

Things of Value
You've heard the question asked, "If your home were on fire, what you try to save?" Most people answer that they would rescue people and pets and as many photographs and memories as possible.
Steve Goodier

FATHER'S DAY FEATURES

"Daddy Boy" Quality
He put the end of each piece of rope into each end of the wooden handles he had carved. He was answering Hillary's request to get her a jump rope. But this was not just any jump rope -- this was a custom made, Daddy boy quality jump rope!
Susan Lemckert

Hang On To Each Other
Too often we feel alone. But there is always someone ready to take our hand. There is a beautiful story of an overworked nurse who escorted a tired, young man to her patient's bedside. Leaning over and speaking loudly to the elderly patient, she said, "Your son is here."
Steve Goodier

Through The Years With Dad
How is it that a Father's Day could go by without bringing the flashbacks of Dad and the years together? His hair is thinning now and mine has some sprinkles of gray. But, through the years I've collected a collage of memories...
Diane Dean White

LIVING ADVICE FEATURES

Assemble a Memory With Crazy Quilt Stitches
A crazy quilt is perhaps the most personal expression of the quilter's art. When these treasures are finally assembled, it's especially important to get it right.
UBuild.com

Milennium Dream
I yearn for a time when we courageously break down those walls that divide and build wide bridges between one another. I long for a super-highway of compassion and acceptance spanning our differences to unite all humanity as one.
Steve Goodier

Internet & E-Commerce
Quitting Your Job for a Home Based Business
Many of us who start a home business do so while we're still working another job. Most people in this position hope to eventually leave their jobs to work from home full-time. But when's the "right" time to quit?
Angela Wu

David and Goliath In Cyber Space
Goliath went too far. David knew he had to do something, so he slew Goliath with a well-placed slingshot pellet right between his eyes. Despite David's size - his strategy, determination and planning paid off.
Doug Parr

7 Questions Every Customer Asks
Customers buy from you because they expect to get something more valuable to them than the money they pay for it. You can assure them of getting that value by answering 7 important questions.
Bob Leduc

E-mail 101: The Dos and Don'ts
Remember that e-mail is just another form of interpersonal communication. People deserve the same amount of respect and civility as you would give them in a telephone call or a regular letter.
Shaun Fawcett

Overcoming Your Cyberspace Fears
Thank Goodness for Networking !
Making Sense of the Internet Job Search