Compulsion Compels with Great Acting and Suspensful Story
By Timothy Sexton
The film Compulsion tells the fascinating true story of the Leopold and Loeb murder that is far away better than all the other movie versions.

Sith Score Closes John Williams' Six-Episode Star Wars Cycle with Style, Brilliance
By Alex Diaz-Granados
Once again, composer John Williams provides Star Wars creator with a brillliant, enduring score, but Sony Classical could have done a better album. At least a bonus DVD was included, though.

Review: Three Holiday Books for 12 Days of Christmas
By Eve Lichtgarn
Three new books for the holiday season take a look at Christmas and Santa Claus from the point of view of history, literature and humor.

The Christmas Loft in Meredith, NH
By Laura Hickey
Christmas in the Lakes Region can be quite beautiful and also very cold. If you're visiting the Lakes Region and are looking for something to take back, why not look at getting something new for your Christmas tree.

Alternative Places to Shop for Holiday Gifts in San Diego
By Janet Clarke
Why get a present for someone that's the same old thing? Instead, you can go to alternative stores and purchase your friends and love ones gifts that they don't usually receive.

Teddy Bear Workshop Offers Unique Christmas Gifts to Salt Lake Shoppers
By Casey Lucas
Wondering how to appease the children on your shopping list? The Build-a-Bear shop at the Gateway allows your child (or neice, nephew, cousin, etc) to create their own furry friend: you can choose your animal's fur, wardrobe, and even help stuff it!

Oklahoma Hunting Guidelines and Tips
By TiffanyD32
Hunting in Oklahoma is often a family affair, taking up much of the fall, winter, and spring months. Originally a necessary survival tool, hunting is now seen primarily as a sport.

Bartley's Discount Pharmacy, Inc. In Waverly, Ohio Provides Unique Christmas Gifts
By Linda M. McCloud
Want to buy something a little special? Want to buy something unique? If you live in Waverly, Ohio, than you don't have to look any further than Bartley's Discount Pharmacy, Inc.

Where to Find Christmas Gifts for Women in Missoula, Montana
By Eisla Sebastian
If you haven't been able to come up with gift ideas for the women on your Christmas list this year, don't despair, because Missoula has several shopping destinations that can help you locate the gifts of their dreams.

Specialty Stores Make Christmas Shopping Fun in the Dallas Area
By Joanne Faries
Branch out of the mall and check out the Brownstone Shops in Arlington, Texas. Zoom to the town of McKinney for modern shopping in an old town square. And enjoy shopping bliss at a chocolate store in Dallas. 'Tis the season to make shopping fun.

Debutantes - Low Cost Shopping in Moorestown
By ivylily
Debutantes Designer Consignments is a truly hidden gem of a high-end womens' clothing shopping experience. Love Gucci, Prada, Kate Spade, Coach, Fendi, Chico's, Vera Wang, Sue Wong? They're all here!

From Crystal to Christmas, Country Mates Lights Up New Buffalo
By Kate Sheridan
With 16 rooms of treasures galore, Country Mates is a one-of-a-kind gift and Christmas shop that sprawls along New Buffalo, Michigan's main drag, a can't-miss destination for thousands of tourists who flock to this tiny upscale community each season.

Christmas Shopping at Country Village in Bothell
By deide spencer
Country Village in Bothell, WA is over 45 stores arranged in a farmlike setting- it is a fun place to sop, or just to walk around during the holiday season

Christmas Shopping at the U-Village
By deide spencer
Seattle's U-Village is the an upscale outdoor shopping center where you can get everything you need for Christmas in one trip.

Christmas Shopping at Archie McPhee's
By deide spencer
Archie McPhee's has a flair for the odd. Come here and buy something fun for someone you know this Christmas.

Seattle's City People Mercantile for Christmas Shopping
By deide spencer
City People Mercantile is a great place to go for your garden - but it also a great place to buy your christmas tree, wreaths, ornaments, and whatever else you need.

Winterfest at the Seattle Center for Christmas
By deide spencer
Winterfest is not your standard Christmas festival- here, you'll see people from all around the world performing the Christmas'holiday rituals of their homeland.

Christmas Shopping at Pike Place Market in Seattle
By deide spencer
Pike Place has it all: food, gifts, art...shopping here is way more fun than the local mall.

Two Amazing Downtown Toy Stores in Seattle for Christmas
By deide spencer
Magic Mouse and Wood Shop toys are two truly unique toy stores located in Seattle's downtown.

Seattle's Wallingford Center for Christmas Shopping
By deide spencer
The stores at Wallingford Center offer an alternative to the standard department store. Come here and find something different for your loved ones this Christmas.

Christmas Tree Farms Near Seattle, WA
By deide spencer
There are many Christmas tree farms located within a half an hour or so from Seattle where you can cut down the freshest tree of your choice (don't worry- saws and assistance are provided.)

Christmas at Bell Square Mall
By deide spencer
If you want one place to buy all of your gifts, Bell Square Mall is a pretty safe bet. Just across from Seattle via one of the water bridges, this mall has it all.

Signaling and International Institutions
By Sara Gross
I believe that it can be demonstrated that international institutions do matter. They are not simply endogenous to the international system.

Some Common Ground for Liberals and Realists
By Sara Gross
Gradually, with the advent of neoclassical realism, realists and liberals have seemed to be moving closer together. Rather than view this as a degenerative path, I believe this convergence to be a step in the right direction.

Fall Vacations: Resort Spas for Couples
By LGMB
If you're planning that perfect fall vacation, get with the program and do what everyone else is doing - go to a spa! More and More couples are choosing to relax in style together at world class resort spa's but you need to know just where to go...read on!

Popular Culture vs Classical Literature in the English Classroom
By J.E. Newman
Popular culture is often viewed as a distraction in the English classroom, but it can be used to advance students' enjoyment of classical literature.

Christmas Shopping and Holiday Events in Champaign, IL
By Steve Chantos
Whether you need seasonal decorations and gifts or want to take the kids to feed and pet live reindeer, Champaign, Illinois and vicinity can satisfy all of your holiday needs. "Tis the season to check out what this east-central Illinois area has to offer!

Best Frozen Dinners
By Carol Anne Carroll
frozen dinners, microwavable dinners, best frozen dinners

Poinsettias: Selection and Care
By Nancy Schaaf
This article tells how to select and care for poinsettias. It offers decorating ideas for the holidays as well as interesting facts and legends.

The Revival of Feminism in America
By Michelle Flint
Here we look at the revival of feminism in America.

Literacy: A Definition
By Julia Riley
To function in society, an individual must be literate.

A Look at Aberlour 10-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch
By Felix Saint
If you like to add a bit of water to your scotch, the Aberlour 10-year-old Single Malt Scotch will knock your socks off. Without the water, it can be overpowering.

History of the Roman Legion Through the Fall of the Republic
By Brian T.
This is a comprehensive and detailed examination Ancient Roman military during the Republic.

Four Places for Great Christmas Decorations in Raleigh
By Max O' Well
Raleigh is North Carolina's second largest city and the state capital to boot. Not only can you find the normal urban business where you can buy your artificial tree. You can find tree farms in the city too!

Unique Christmas Experience at Build a Bear Workshop
By Kassidy Emmerson
If you are looking for a unique gift to give this Christmas, then a visit to the "Build-A-Bear Workshop®" is a must!

A History of CBS Soap Operas
By Cindy Wright
CBS soap operas for fifty years have mesmerized and entertained the television viewing world. We have experienced dramas, romance and attraction.

Christmas Shopping in Nashville
By Kelly Sons
Nashville may be known for it's country music but the shops rival those of Rodeo Drive. Especially at Christmas time when the shops fill their shelves with their own brand of country Christmas goodies.

Disc Dog Training
By Rachel Pickett
Building on the basics of agility training, teach your dog to catch a Frisbee in flight.

Unique Christmas and Holiday Gifts and Decorations in Lawton
By STACY
Most christmas decoractions you find in Lawton, Oklahoma are usually western or rustic. You will also find many glass blown ornaments and ceramic ornaments.

Why Relationships Fail Due to the Lack of Communication
By Jonathan McLelland
Relationships fail due to the lack of communication. Not all relationships are meant to last, so we should only accept past relationships as personal lessons.

A Danish Christmas in Solvang CA
By Christena Palmer
Solvang boasts charming Danish architecture, with windmills and Danish bakeries and restaurants around every corner. The shopping is great, and it is a fun way to see a little bit of Danish culture while trying to find a great Christmas gift

Our Obsession With Sex and Orgasms is the Reason for Our Lack of Love
By Jonathan McLelland
Could the obsession our society has with sex and orgasms be one of the main reasons for our lack of love?

A Gardner Village of Christmas Gifts
By Christena Palmer
A great place to shop for those holiday gifts, and spend the day, is Gardner Village in West Jordan, Utah. Gardner Village is located in the Salt Lake City valley, and is easily accessible from I-15.

The Spectrum of Love
By Jonathan McLelland
Just as there is a spectrum of light, there is a spectrum of love. Spanning this proverbial spectrum lies many truths into our love lives.

Mistaken Lust for Love
By Jonathan McLelland
Many misinterpret the distinction between lust and love. In an oversexualized society, we have decided that when you feel lust for someone, that in turn means a form of love.

The Best Tropical Holiday Gifts in Rincon
By Oakley Clark
Beside the Pointe is located on the beach in the quanitest part of the Puntas neighborhood. Nestled in to the corner of a long, white sand beach, it specializes in local Caribbean items that have would make great gift ideas.

The True Origin of Christmas and the Bible
By renee
Millions of people spend enormous amounts of money by giving gifts at this time of year because they are expected to do so. If they don't give anything it is like they have violated custom.

Seeing Sexuality at Church
By Jonathan McLelland
The results of the over oppression of church and sexuality.

Rosa Parks: A Black Woman Who Changed a Nation
By Cindy Wright
Rosa Parks, a truly brave black American woman who changed this country, died on Monday, Oct. 25, 2005 at the age of 92. Rosa was born Rosa Louise McCauley in Tuskegee, Alabama.

Christmas Trees and Decorations in Lake Charles, Louisiana
By Deborah Anderson
Lake Charles, Louisiana has several establishments where a customer can purchase their Christmas decorations.

Vacationing on the Oregon Coast at Seaside
By Linda Miller
Seaside, along the Oregon coast, makes for an ideal vacation. There are miles of beaches, endless acres of parks and a variety of shopping available on this section of the Pacific Coast.

Christmas Shopping in Albany
By Lauri Nawrot
If you're stressing out about what to get your friends and family this year, worry no more. New York's Capital District offers a wealth of shopping opportunities.

Holiday Decorating and Christmas with Laurel & Lace in Crystal Lake
By Rose Rankin
This cozy store offers unique gifts and embellishments for the home all year, but it shines even brighter during the holiday season with everything you need to adorn your home in style.

Bessie Coleman: Flying High on Dreams and Determination
By Nanjowe
Bessie Coleman is a hero as she rose up beyond racial and gender bias to pursue her dream. The United State Postal Service honored her by issuing her with a Postal Stamp; being the first African American woman pilot to receive that honor.

Bronner's Christmas Wonderland and Gifts in Frankenmuth
By Jordan Gunn
Bronner's is the World's largest Christmas store and a shopper's dream with over 50,000 trims, gifts & collectibles. The Bronner's Christmas Wonderland store and Silent Night Chapel is open year round and Christmas Lane is illuminated nightly.

Shopping for Christmas/Holiday Gifts in Anaheim
By Mohan Garikapati
Michaels is the retailer for arts and crafts. They have many branches in southern california. They have wonderful promotions

for the coming holidays.

School Reform: Progression
By John MacDonald
The session long project will consist of five sections. Each section will lead into the next as the topic of school reform is discussed. The time period of this piece will start in the early 1950's and extend into the next century.

Laurie Berkner Makes Listening to Music Fun for You and Your Toddler
By Jennifer Foote
As a mother, baby songs are not always entertaining. One day Laurie Berkner performed and at that moment my daughter and I were hooked.

The Culture of Ohio's Shawnee Indian Tribe
By Cindy Wright
The culture of the Shawnee Indians of Ohio and the way they played, worshipped and even the food they ate is very interesting. In 1835 the first census was taken and about 800 Shawnee were living in Ohio.

Make Your Own Dream Catchers and Mandelas
By Emma S.
Dream catchers and mandelas seem difficult to make to most people but these wall hangings are really much easier than you'd think.

Enjoy Creative Travel With the Lab of Experimental Tourism
By Terri Rimmer
Dare to be different with the Lab of Experimental Tourism which gives tourists a skewed view of what it's like to really live on the vacation edge.

Anxiety: What You Need to Know
By Terri Rimmer
Many people suffer from anxiety attacks. Finally, a website has been designed to help people deal with their paralyzing fears and phobias.

The Zen of Toilet Repair
By Nelson Stubbins
An exploration into the lighter side of toilet repair covering the initial avoidance of the task, diagnosing the problem, acquisition of materials, communication with experts, performing the repair, and living with the results.

Cognitive Approaches to Avoidant Personality Disorder and Social Phobia
By Blakie
An overview of Avoidant Personality Disorder and Social Phobia. Their similarities are presented, as well as various cognitive theories.

The Best Children's Travel Destinations
By Emma S.
There are many great things in America for children to see, so when you plan your next vacation, include some of these kid-friendly destinations.

Luminarias: A Southwest Tradition Expanded
By D. Gabrielle Jensen
In the Southwestern United States, a common holiday decorating tradition is the luminaria. The tradition derives from an earlier custom of Native Americans lighting bonfires in front of each house in a pueblo in celebration of Christmas.

What is Nanotechnology?
By sandra bell
Using nanotechnology, engineers have made tiny transistors, nanodiodes, biomolecular motors, a nano walking robot, a guitar, a nanoized soldering iron among many, many other things.

Sally Ride: Breaking Ground in the World of Space Exploration
By Kathryn Neumeyer
When thinking of women's contribution to the United States of America's space program, the name Sally Ride is most often one of the first to be mentioned.

Quick and Easy Anytime Confections
By Emma S.
Candy and confections aren't hard to make so why not enjoy them anytime of the year?

Tommy Hilfiger: Fashion King Of Urban Flair
By Kathryn Neumeyer
Fashion icon Tommy Hilfiger is king of urban flair. Hilfiger's label is most well known for its blue, white and red rectangular shaped logo and his jeans have crowned him as the king of "urban" fashion.

Adopting the Retired Racing Greyhound
By Jessica Gates
Retired racing greyhounds make excellent house pets and transition easily from life at the track to life in a home. By having some facts about the retired racers, people may consider them when seeking a family dog.

Zango All in One Messenger
By Laura Hickey
With the holidays right around the corner, more and more around the world are staying connecting via the Internet. But what can you do when many of your friends and family use different Instant Messaging services?

Calvin Klein: A Fashion Talent Native to New York
By Kathryn Neumeyer
Calvin Klein is yet another fashion talent native to state of New York. Born in November of 1942 in the Bronx, Calvin Klein began his foray into the fashion industry with his training at the New York Institute of Technology.

Solar Power: The New Way to Heat Your Home
By Rachel Pickett
One day natural gas and its products will no longer be available for human consumption. This may happen sooner than most people think. Take a look at how solar energy works and how you can use it in your home.

Your Guide to Exploring Sedona
By Tammi Estes
Sedona is a desert town with new age flair. It may be smaller than many other vacation destinations, but the options for activities, food, and lodging are endless.

Something Favorable: Charity as a Wedding Favor
By Lolaness
Instead of sending everyone home with a wedding favor they may or may not ever use or appreciate, why not give them something that shows you really care?

The Different Meanings Attached to Colors
By Nikki Phipps
Color has different meanings in many cultures, and we respond to them in different ways. These perceptions can cause various effects, both positive and negative, within our lives.

Unusual Delicacies From Around the World
By Nikki Phipps
In nearly every country, there are various delicacies enjoyed by its native people, and each culture represents their food tastes in different ways.

Philadelphia: The Historical City of Brotherly Love has a Modern Facade
By Lacie Schaeffer
Philadelphia is known as an ancient city with a modern facade. Along with the modern comforts, there's a lot of history and fascinating knowledge to be found. There are some things you just wouldn't expect to find.

Where to Find the Best Florists in Dallas/Forth Worth
By Terri Rimmer
There are many unusual, unique, and eclectic florists in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex.

Not All Nursing Homes are Horrible
By country woman
I have worked in a small town nursing home for a while. While I have seen things that make me want to scream, I have also seen things that bring joy to my heart. I have seen CNAs go beyond the call of duty time and time again.

Cairns - Spend a Day Beyond the Great Barrier Reef
By Joanne Faries
There is more to Cairns, Australia than the Great Barrier Reef. Explore aboriginal culture, the rainforest, and delicious dining without carrying scuba gear.

The Best Places Online to Buy Craft Supplies
By Emma S.
Crafting is so much easier now that craft supplies are for sale on the internet.

How to Make an Outfit in a Hurry
By Emma S.
You can make an outfit in a hurry by following these simple steps.

Stand on Ceremony
By Marjo Moore
Joseph Campbell's "The Power of Myth" is a stunning treatise on the invaluable role these cultural 'bed-time' stories play. The author asserts that such fables are the glue that melds our societal consciousness into a cohesive framework.

Intimacy and Trust
By Rose Adams
Trust, that five-lettered word has all the ingredients that could make or mar your relationship. Trust is the cement your relationship needs to survive all those raging storms that would surely come, whether you like it or not.

African Americans and Interracial or Inter-ethnic Dating
By Mary-Louise Brown
African Americans face particular challenges in interracial or inter-ethnic dating. These nine question will help a couple in a relationship of diversities to proactively discuss possible situations involving friends, family and community.

How to Choose a Snowblower
By Dan Heaton
What's the right snowblower for you? Depends on the snowfall you typically can expect.

Wine Tasting: How Sweet it is
By Walt Crocker
A wine's terroir is all the natural factors such as soil, climate, and altitude that a particular vineyard has.........

How to Buy a Leaf Blower
By Dan Heaton
Leaf blowers have become common landscaping tools for many homeowners. Here are some things to consider when buying a leaf blower.

Germany's Favorite Fast Food: The Delicious Turkish D�ner Kebab
By clarsonimus
When it comes to classic German fast food, nothing tops a good Turkish D�ner Kebab. As a matter of fact, it's the most popular fast food in the country today.

Foolproof Your Family Road Trip
By Monica Watson
Traveling with kids can be exciting if you come up with an anti-boredom, kid friendly plan. With a little planning, your road trip can be a fun event for everyone.

Shirt Painting Designs, Tips and Techniques
By Emma S.
Shirt paints are easy to use and with these designs, tips and techniques you'll have a new look in minutes.

Day of Decision: The Battle of Hastings
By Mark Whittington
The Norman Conquest of England transformed that island from a northern kingdom, oriented toward Scandinavia, to an Anglo-Norman Kingdom, oriented toward continental Europe. Here is a look at what led up to the Battle of Hastings, and its aftermath.

Some Advice and Precautions for Cooking With Edible Flowers
By renee
Cooking with edible flowers can make for a tremendously enjoyable meal, but first you need to be aware of some necessary precautions.

The Cherokee Nation and National Holiday
By AnnieM
Although many Americans are not aware of it, the Cherokee Nation is an independent nation located within the state of Oklahoma. The annual National Holiday brings thousands of Cherokees home.

Should Capital Punishment Be Justified?
By Gelin Liao
in my paper i have both pro and con positions about capital punishment. and my own opinions that why captial punishment shoud be justified.

Immigration Politics: There's More to Security Than Border Control
By Andrew Romaner
The Bush administration got its new immigration policy out, but the United States policy has problems.

Protect Your Children From Frostbite
By Chris Demoura
Frostbite happens in children mostly because they do not like to wear gloves or hats.

Home Office Essentials
By Chris Demoura
home, office, work, supplies

How to Design a Garden You Love
By Chris Demoura
Gardening can be for flowers, plants, herbs, and vegetables. The important thing is to create a garden you love.

Childhood Treehouses: Home Amongst the Branches
By Terri Rimmer
When I was a kid I was told that the family who once lived next door to us had a treehouse in the backyard with carpet, running water, and electricity.

Great Housewarming Gift Ideas
By Julia Williams
A great way to find a unique housewarming gift idea is to shop online, where you'll find an endless parade of products in every price range.

A Guide to Getting 1950s Trains Running Again
By David Farquhar
Popular toy trains of the 1950s seemed indestructible at the time, but years of sitting can take a toll on them. But if the train worked when it was packed away, usually some simple maintenance is all it takes to get them running once again.