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by Rick Williamson - 2008-07-27
Famous philanthropist and novelist Oscar Wilde once said, "Pleasure is Nature's test, her sign of approval. When man is happy, he is in harmony with himself and his environment." Keeping this in mind...
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by Scott Miscall - 2008-07-19
It might be a lofty aim but Unilever has very serious intentions of implementing it. By 2015 Unilever plans on all its palm oil sources certified. The CEO of Unilever Patrick Cescau also was strongly...
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by Daniel Wallace - 2008-07-17
Diving in Thailand is a hugely popular leisure activity, attracting a wide range of people. Whether you are a complete beginner, exploring the underwater for the first time, or perhaps an enthusiasti...
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by Patrick Omari - 2008-07-14
Thrown away or ripped up a piece of paper lately? Printed or photocopied one too many copies? Had some snide and smug colleague say "you're killing the rainforest!" Thought that they might be right a...
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by Ki Gray - 2008-07-14
One of the most beautiful and unique attractions Austin has is Hamilton Pool Preserve, located just a half an hour out of the city, in the gorgeous Hill Country. The historic swimming area and its su...
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by Ki Gray - 2008-07-12
Austin, Texas, is known for a lot of things. It's the Live Music Capital of the World, the home of the UT Longhorns, and the capitol seat of the Lone Star State. To those who live and play here full ...
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by Flor Ayag - 2008-07-09
KUESIONOR was my professional singing and dancing title, as expressed in our own Kissi language. This title came to take preference over my real name, Teewa. I was the female lead singer and dancer a...
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by Roger Munns - 2008-07-09
Ski resorts world-wide have been actively participating in recycling and composting projects since as early as 2001. Most resorts are now using 100 percent recyclable materials throughout day-to-day ...
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by Ki Gray - 2008-07-07
Though the heat of the summer in Austin can be a real drain on exercising or any outdoor activity, the city is blessed with several public pools in which to cool off. Probably the most well known po...
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by Paul Hata - 2008-07-05
As global warming continues to be a major concern for the future of our planet, people are starting to turn to green living practices to help save it for future generations. Green living involves eve...
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by Louis Merz - 2008-07-03
Global warming research is becoming increasingly important in modern day times. Studying statistics of the changes happening around the world compared to historical times is commonplace. Many scienti...
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by Roy C. Smallwood 3rd - 2008-06-17
Advanced Birding and the Spotting Scope Most of us begin birding with a field guide and a pair of binoculars. Yet, we eventually realize that certain situations demand our acquisition of a spotting...
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by Tracy Benham - 2008-06-17
We all know that spending time outside with the kids is a good thing to do, but it can sometimes be sort of boring for the adults. The trick is to be a little more "together" when you spend time toget...
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by dorothy smith - 2008-06-13
The moon, unlike other celestial objects, or even earthly objects for that matter, has ambivalent connotations in the pages of tradition and folklore. The full moon is more so because of its enigmat...
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by Ki Gray - 2008-06-03
During Austin's warm spring and summer months, Zilker park puts on a wide array of activities for the entire family to enjoy. Every year in March, the Zilker Kite Festival is held, bringing thousands...
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by Koz Huseyin - 2008-05-06
First off, the planet does not need saving, but we need to save ourselves. The Earth has been here a lot longer. Yes, we are doing damage, but the result could be the Earth wiping us out, and not the ...
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by Jerry Work - 2008-04-26
Bamboo enthusiasts are very loyal to the plant - or technically, to the grass. Bamboo is a wonderful grass that is as beautiful as it is useful. There are many businesses and resources to which you ca...
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by Jerry Work - 2008-04-24
The most common use for cork remains as a means of capping wine bottles. There are now modern alternatives for this service, such as plastic stoppers, but traditional cork stoppers remain the most pop...
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by Jerry Work - 2008-04-21
Bamboo may be one of the very best candidates for a kind of plant to grow in or outside your home. Bamboo is attractive, can bloom in a multitude of colors (depending on the variety), and, once mature...
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by Shaun Parker - 2007-11-30
Of all the plants used in hedges the most quintessentially British is yew hedging. It is the oldest living tree in the British Isles with yews in England and Wales that is over 3,000 years of age - th...
