ArticleHub: Your Source for Free Articles
December 18, 2001
EZINE NEWSLETTERS
Author: Ilaxi Patel
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Computers And Internet
Sure Fire way to Get Hits to Your Site!!
Ezines are the sure fire way the Top Net Marketing techniques a person can apply on the net. They float in your message right into the readers mail box and by the time the site owner starts submitting into search engines, the top gurus of market their products building their target market through ezine! All one got to make is a cool web page with products or the message and highlight to expose it to chockfull of subscribers which they target with the ... read more
Endangered Kids Is Computing safe for Kids?
Author: Ilaxi Patel
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Computers And Internet
Kids computing is like "electronically sugar-coated 'learning' that may spoil children's appetite for the main course." Encouraging children to "learn" by flitting about in a colorful multimedia world is a recipe for a disorganized and undisciplined mind. Kids should be encouraged to blossom and flower in a free atmosphere. Their development should be in their own capacities. Barry Sanders, Professor at Pitzer college, US says "good readers grow out of good recites and good speakers." Then, as ... read more
Give your relationship a workout
Author: Kwame DeRoche
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Entertainment / Humor
Have you ever had a fight over nothing? Seems like a dumb question, doesnt it? It just doesnt make sense. But if youre dating, or know someone who is, you know exactly what Im talking about.
You say: Whats the matter?
They say: Nothing.
You say: Are you sure?
They say: Its nothing.
You say: Its obviously something. You look upset.
They say: Youre an (expletive).
You say: Huh?
And so it begins. She calls him names. He brings up something from 3 weeks ago. The ex boyfriend comes ... read more
Monkey Brains
Author: Andrea Campbell
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Science
Youre a primate, Im a primate, monkeys are primates!
Even before the release of my book Bringing Up Ziggy, I was studying all aspects of primates. And Im not alone. By observing the other levels of primate order in behavior and learning, we often discover many similarities between ourselves and our closest biological species.
Psychological researchers at Columbia University conducted tests showing that rhesus monkeys can decipher the difference between one, two and three. Now, Elizabeth M. ... read more
Monkey Ears
Author: Andrea Campbell
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Science
Just the other day I was talking to Ziggy, my Helping Hands capuchin monkey, and she looked at me quizzically and said, "Huh? Speak up!"
I have been operating under the assumption that her eyesight and hearing was equal to or better than ours. What made me think that? Well, we live at the top of a hill and, as a result, cars coming up the steep incline can generally can be heard lowering into a heftier gear just before their approach. When K-9, our Dalmatian was alive, even though she was a ... read more
Art From an Unlikely Artist
Author: Andrea Campbell
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Science
Art From an Unlikely Artist
Amanda makes good money for her art, hundreds of dollars on some pieces. Her particular style is strictly abstract and she exhibits some unorthodox mannerisms, but her work garners the attention of many.
Sometimes the artist sleeps late and only paints once a week. If the inspiration strikes and she does not have her supplies though, she shows her frustration by spitting and acting out! Well, what would you expect from a 100-pound orangutan?
Typically, her studio ... read more
Ghee-licious!
Author: Shubhra Krishan
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Lifestyle / Health
Chhhannnggg.
The sound is familiar-- like a curtain of raindrops descending on a tin roof. I am about to part the curtain and look out of the window, when the aroma floats in. Conjuring images of twilight, soft breeze, the cows coming home-- the bells jingling around their necks dinner laid out on a chatai (straw mat) on the kitchen floor--light yellow rice peppered with mustard seeds and soaked in home-made ghee
I am led by the noseinto the kitchen in vaidya Ramakant Mishra's home. A ... read more
Features vs. Benefits - The Mystery Revealed
Author: Butch Pujol
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Writing / Copywriting
Whenever someone mentions advertising or sales you can be sure the phrase "features vs. benefits" will come up in short order. Everyone knows that phrase. Everyone knows that features don't sell, benefits do. However, exactly what is a benefit and how do you turn features into them?
Let's get some definitions set forth first. A feature is an attribute of a product or service. Web site hosting companies will often tell you there package offers "catch all" email addressing. That's a feature. ... read more
Nigerian Scam Warning
Author: Lynda Appell
Written: December 18, 2001
Category: Humanities / Scams
Scam Warning-Important
According to www.fraud.org this is one of the top worst scams on the Net.
Admittedly this column is
not about disabilities. However I think it is important and relevant since
it is about a problem that seems to prey on people with disABILITIES
Yours truly doesn't mean
to imply that disabled people are the only victims of scam artists. The
truth is that this population is especially targeted.
The reasons I believe are
several. First many disabled people are on ... read more
Notice: If you use an automated tool to scrape the content off this site you are liable to be fined up to $150,000 per article.
If you wish to syndicate this site's articles on your own site, you can copy by hand a maximum of 25 articles per year per domain you own, or use our RSS feed.
ArticleHub © by 2001 - 2008 Robert Plank