• Faith and Culture Combine By Francesca Black
  Stroll into the small farming community of Shipshewana, Indiana and be surrounded by a culture rarely found anywhere. The town of around 536 people hosts .... worshiping, and fellowshipping together strengthens ties and keeps their faith constant in a world that has changed around them over for over a century.

• How to Transform Easter from a Commercial Holiday to a Spiritual and Meaningful One By Nina Amir
  As soon as Valentine's Day is over, most pharmacies, grocery stores and departments stores change their merchandise to focus upon the next holiday .... transform this Easter from an empty observance into a meaning-full and spirit-full one, and your intentionality will fuel the creation of what you want.

• Animal Farm, and Who's to blame for Oppression? By Joseph Kraft
  I recently read Animal Farm by George Orwell, a satirical book in which animals take over a farm and attempt to run it themselves. The book is often .... is often and live by the lessons found therein. “How fortunate…that the people do not think.” Adolph Hitler Underagethinker 9 November 2006

• Why do we use Lilies at Easter time? By Rhonda Erdey
  There are many traditions surrounding the Holiday of Easter. From the American tradition of coloring and hiding eggs, to a Easter Dinner usually as Ham .... eating, vomiting, and becoming lethargic. If you think a cat has eaten a leaf, call a veterinarian immediately as prompt treatment often can be successful.

• How the Ancient Roman Empire still influences our lives today By Terry Kubiak
  The Roman Empire, at its height, included about a fourth of Europe, much of the Middle East, and the entire northern coastal area of Africa. It's millions .... Homer in the illiad relates how Hephaestus, the Greek god of fire, threw cooper, tin, silver and gold into his furnace to make the shield of Achilles.

• West and Its Influence on the Rest By Wain Roy
  What is the West? Who are parts of the West? Or who defines the West? There have been endless questions on the western world and its various aspects. Practicallllectual .... freedom, etc. Cultures will continue to grow and perish in the coming centuries, but the deep-rooted impact of the West will, perhaps, never phase out.

• 14 Inspirational Quotes for Black History Month By Noel Jameson
  To help celebrate Black History Month, we've collected some powerful and inspirational quotes from prominent African Americans. Here are a few of my .... only justification for ever looking down on somebody is to pick them up." - Jesse Jackson I hope you've enjoyed these inspirational quotes.

• Chinese Horoscopes and the Coming Chinese New Year By Ade Perillo
  For the Chinese, this 2007 is the Year of the Pig, which effectively starts on the Sunday of February 18. This is the time when millions of overseas Chinese .... people's lives. Hopefully, this Year of the Pig proves to be indeed prosperous and deserving of congratulations for everyone. Kung Hei Fat Choi!

• Kumbh Mela Festival in India By Manoj Gursahani
  Looking to attain ‘Nirvana’, ‘Moksha’ or salvation following Hindu strictures? Join in the spiritual paths of the Kumbh festivities being celebrated at .... tale of “Sagar Manthan" (the Great Churning of the Ocean) which resulted in the pitcher of nectar or the “Amrit Kumbh” to emerge from the ocean. ENDS

• How does the one drop rule play a role in defining race? By Jeff Stats
  "We are unique in this country in the way we describe and define race and ascribe to it characteristics that other cultures view very differently” .... papers will probably never happen in America, I do hope that any number of drops of different blood type will not result in racism or racial inequality.

• The History of Villamartin Spain By Michael Saville
  Villamartin is situated near to Torrevieja in the Costa Blanca region of Spain. The area has a rich history which can be traced right back to prehistoric .... finally resolved on 9th February 1818. This process is known in law as "El Pleito de Matrera", and it is the longest in the whole History of Spain.

• The Samurai Creed By Andrew Thomas
  I have no parents; I make the heavens and the earth my parents, I have no home; I make 'saika tanden' (abdominal region) my home. .... true valor. Samurai had no fear of death. They would enter any battle no matter the odds. To die in battle would only bring honor to one's family.

• A Glimpse of Costa Rican Culture and Traditions By David Lovendahl
  Since the majority of Costa Ricans are not indigenous to the region, Costa Rica has less cultural flair than other Latin American Countries such as Mexico .... families continue to come together often. Large gatherings that include extended family are common and are perhaps the molding ground of Costa Rican culture.

• Chinese Legend of the New Year's Monster Nian By Jason Huang
  An ancient Chinese legend tells of a man-eating predatory beast called Nian, extremely fierce, with a long head and sharp horn. Nian dwelled deep in the .... Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Washington, DC, and major cities in Canada, Europe and Asia. http://shows.ntdtv.com

• Anger and Gender Expression By Andrea Brandt
  "Women don't have problems with anger--- they just manage it differently," stated June Tangney, professor of psychology at George Mason University .... social understanding and interpretations of anger. In short, it is not one gender that gets angry more than the other. It simply depends on the individual.

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