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 The
Healing Art of Nursing
by
Rosanne Coury
Young, attractive,
upbeat, confident, articulate. A woman who knows her business. A woman
who knows life and death as few of us do. Amanda is a nurse.
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 Waking
Up to the New Story of Inspired Success Part I: Cutting Myself a
New Path
by
Marian Baker
Flashback to
that era when yuppie was glamorous. My life appeared as a
smash success—exciting career in advertising, high pay... Continue
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Eco-Fabulous Across the USA
by Leah Jayasanker
Being fashionable and responsible is a growing trend in today’s
green market. You’ve already joined the eco movement with conscious
efforts to use canvas shopping bags and support enviro groups. But
what do your frocks say about your green commitment? The biggest
names this season are ... Continue
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 July
IT Girl Finds
by
IT Girl
The Information
Trends Girl is always on the lookout for new ideas. Continue
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 EARTH
TALK
by Editors of E/The Environmental Magazine
Carpenter ants may seem small and look harmless, but they can do
serious damage to anything wooden in your home, including not only
furniture but also the very framing and walls that hold up the house.
If you are seeing a lot of ants .... Continue
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 Girls
Rock!
by Megan Sheils
As the school year draws to a close and summer tilts into full swing,
kids everywhere prepare for summer camp. Long, sunny days of swimming,
games, arts and crafts, capture the flag and campfire songs. But
for girls and young women... Continue
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 Money-Saving
Vehicle Maintenance Tips
by Lesley D. Williams
Let’s face it. Many women spend a lot of time in the car. We’re
constantly driving to work, school, running errands and chauffeuring
our family and friends. With gas prices at an all-time high, it’s
important to make sure our vehicles are as fuel efficient as possible.
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 Nine
Ways to Teach Kids Financial Sense
by
Dottie DeHart
With inflation
on the rise (gas prices, grocery bills, health insurance premiums,
etc.) and many companies becoming more conservative, more American
families are feeling squeezed. So if you’re feeling guilty
... Continue
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Month’s Good Reads
by
Falise Platt
fhi
is celebrating World Earth Day on June 5 with these green book picks.
Go Green: How to Build and Earthy-Friendly Community
Eco-Dog
Be Green
Squeaky Green
Gorgeously Green
Living Like Ed
Green Chic
Green, Greener, Greenest
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 Understanding
Cervical Cancer Screening
by Jill Hechtman, MD
Although cervical
cancer is nearly 100 percent curable if detected early, it remains
a devastating disease that claims the lives of thousands of women
a year. Routine Pap testing is a woman’s best defense against
the disease as it helps ensure that any abnormalities are detected
in the early stages when they are most curable. Continue
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 The
Chick or the Egg(head)
by Leslie Goldman
If forced to choose, would you rather be:
• 40 lbs. overweight and really smart
• Skinny but stupid
When the Today Show approached me about appearing on a segment to
debate the question... Continue
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- Website of the Year 
