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Jimmy Cox's Articles

  • Finding The Best Calligraphy Books
    Before the beginning of the 20th Century little had been written about calligraphy. But since the time that Edward Johnston published his book on Writing, Lettering and Illuminating a steady stream of works upon all aspects of the subject have been written.
  • Can Handwriting Help Diagnose Mental Illness?
    Handwriting is one way to determine how an individual has adapted to a mental illness, which is an intelligence change. Many psychologists have pointed out the consistent relationship between the mind and the body. None of them, however, has attempted to discover the actual bridge between the two.
  • How to Tell a Good Haircut
    I am convinced that beautiful hair is within the reach of any woman once she understands that it can be achieved by working with nature, not against it. In other words, your haircut should be based on the type and texture of your hair and the amount of natural wave or curl it possesses.
  • The History of Poker
    Poker is called the American national game. (It shares this distinction with baseball.) Actually, poker comes as close to being international as any card game possibly could. It probably originated in Persia; it developed in Europe; it did attain its present form in the United States - probably in the 1830s - but today it is played in every country in which playing cards are known.
  • Why Building a Log Cabin Is a Good Idea
    There may be many reasons for wanting to build your own cabin. I'll give you two that I think are fairly universal: You probably feel sure that you can save money by doing the work yourself. And there is a great deal of satisfaction in doing the work.
  • Surf, Rock and Jetty Fishing
    When you fish any of these three places you've reached the pinnacle of inshore fishing. Surf fishing, technically speaking, is fishing at any sandy shoreline where the ocean beats against the beach.
  • The Aims of Hatha Yoga
    Hatha Yoga can help you towards better health and calm your mind so that you can solve your personal problems, but I do want to stress two facts.
  • Yoga Being the Key to Modern Ailments
    We tend to live on the run, geared to split-second timing, to noise, to newscasts every hour on the hour, to phones jangling and cars honking, subway trains, deadlines and keeping up with the Joneses and seldom sufficient rest, relaxation or sleep. None of this is conducive to peace of mind.
  • How to Design a Lower Cholesterol Diet
    Eating is one of the things that can affect your cholesterol level a great deal. If you have too high cholesterol, the foods you eat can be one of the things you can control to most effectively and quickly lower your cholesterol.
  • A Brief Look at the Successful Ventriloquist
    After taking a few lessons the student may find that he has a hitherto unsuspected talent for the art of ventriloquism, which only needs proper cultivation to be made a source of amusement and profit.
  • The Serious Harmfulness of Smoking
    Most of us know that smoking is indeed a habit that can have many serious implications on our health but there is a tendency to view the problem lightly.
  • Choosing the Right Skates for Ice-Skating
    Your skates, while important, are not as important as your boots. A pair of low figure skates of the correct size and shape does not have to be expensive or even moderately expensive to be perfectly satisfactory for a long while.
  • The Importance of Eating Well
    Remember that your body needs the proper amount and variety of vitamins. Vitamin deficiency often causes run-down conditions, makes you susceptible to colds and illness. A sufficiency of vitamin intake is one of nature's great safeguards against the premature aging process.
  • Weighing Your Personal Situation When Investing In Stocks
    Your age, the state of your health, the number of dependents you support, the kind of job you have, whether you are a man or a woman, what kind of goals you have set for yourself - all these, and more, are factors which will bear on your decision whether or not to invest.
  • The Seven Steps to Faster Reading
    When attempting to increase the speed at which you read, it is advisable to take the following steps.
  • Using Chromotherapy When Dealing With Insomnia
    When dealing with insomnia, color therapy can be of some help. Color therapy or chromotherapy is the use of color to promote general health and also to treat particular maladies (including but not limited to sleep-oriented problems).
  • The Origin of the Stock Market Formula
    The search for automatic investing techniques - schemes which would produce profits by giving investors advance indication of market swings, based on a mechanical interpretation of market data - has been going on for quite some time.
  • A Brief Look at the Origin of the Postage Stamp
    In 1837 Sir Rowland Hill, after having completed exhaustive studies of the postal service then in effect, made public his revolutionary idea, the stamp. This was, reduced to its simplest expression, merely the fact that it cost no more to deliver a letter a hundred miles than it did to deliver one a few city blocks.
  • How to Tell a Story Well
    The tempo of storytelling should usually be faster than the normal speed of conversational delivery. Listeners like to feel the story is progressing. Action must take place. You can emphasize this feeling of progress by telling the story briskly.
  • Flying a Kite Well
    First to be considered is the place from which the kite is flown. There are certain do's and don'ts which operate here. For example, avoid a spot where the kite might become entangled with trees or overhead wires, or where it might sail over a busy road.
  • Using the Best Glass to Drink Wine
    It is not so much a matter of using the right glass as it is of using the most suitable one. I am at a loss to understand the reason for so many shapes and sizes, which range from a pudding basin on a short stem to a saucer on a single stilt.
  • How Fats Damage or Destroy Your Arteries
    Extensive research in experimental animals has been able to demonstrate how lipids (fat deposits) can leave the bloodstream and enter the artery wall within 24 hours. The atherosclerosis produced in these animals becomes indistinguishable from the atherosclerosis seen in human arteries.
  • How to Pitch a Tent Well
    . If you are to be truly at home in the outside, you should learn how to build a shelter for yourself. There is no genuine trapper or ranger who has not spent at least one night sleeping under the sky. We've all read stories about the weary traveler who "dug a hollow for his hips in the soft ground and slept until dawn."
  • The Different Breeds of Cat
    By "domestic", it is meant cats who, however casual their membership, belong to human families. Most of them - 13.2 million - were found to be farm cats. Seven million were city cats, and 6.5 million lived somewhere in between.
  • Experience in Speaking Well
    My first contact with the talk of the world outside my home was with the boys in a rural school. It was not pleasant. All the boys were too bashful to talk with the girls. And even among the boys, the younger and possibly also the nicer boys were usually too bashful to participate in the general talk sessions.
  • The Use of Coloring in Icing
    Although several coloring agents are available, paste colors have been found to be the most generally satisfactory. The range of colors available to the decorator, in addition to the primaries - red, blue and yellow - include violet, green, brown and pink. The color wheel, of course, shows us that we can get along very well with only the 3 primaries.
  • The Benefits of Mail Ordering
    Mail order is an American innovation - soliciting, receiving, and shipping orders mainly by mail; strictly speaking, it is a way of doing business rather than a business in itself. Despite the rapid advance of transportation and the shortening of the time between city and farm, mail order has continued to grow in popularity since its inception in the early 1870's.
  • Necessary Precautions to Consider When Coaching Amateur Boxing
    There are a number of necessary precautions that must be taken when engaging in boxing. In boxing, as in any other contact sport, close supervision is imperative to avoid unnecessary accidents.
  • Establishing a Practice Schedule for Basketball
    As far as the time of practice is concerned, I feel the best time to practice is right after school. I feel it is desirable to have several practice sessions at night before we begin the regular season's schedule so that we might accustom the players to game conditions. I conduct several game type scrimmages at night before the opening game.
  • Small Game Field Shooting
    The trail lead through a frost-touched multicolored forest, the oak and maple trees a riot of crimsons, deep reds and browns. Grant Hartwell and I were walking this ridge trail, as men should be doing each autumn, our minds on deer, light overnight packs on our backs, wholly content with the world.
  • Dwarfed Trees Raised From Seedlings and Cuttings
    One of the most fascinating hobbies is the raising of trees from seeds sown directly in a shallow container. If the seedlings are allowed to grow for a few years, they appear like a miniature forest; the same may be done with cuttings.
  • Outthinking the Batter When Pitching In Baseball
    A boy may have a strong arm and know all the mechanics of pitching, but if he doesn't think about the hitter's weaknesses and strengths, he'll become nothing more than a "thrower" and will not help his team much.
  • Defining Art from Form
    One of the first muddles that need clarifying is the sharp line often drawn to set off arts from crafts.How can anybody decide at first blush that a man who has a sense of form, an eye for color, and a definite quest for the beautiful is producing only a vessel - if he spins a lovely pot on his wheel, applies glowing glazes, and fires his work to produce a handsome jar glowing with a jewel-like finish?
  • Aiming the Bow When Engaging in Archery
    The archer has a choice of methods of aiming, or sighting. They may be loosely classified into three groups: direct, indirect or point of aim, and the hunting aim.
  • The Learning Capacity of Dogs
    The popularity of the police dog in Europe, and the almost unbelievable results accomplished by dog training during the First World War inspired scientists and animal experts to undertake the study of dog psychology for the purpose of improving, if possible, upon the training systems then in vogue.
  • The Advantage of Renting Apartments
    Small, two-room apartments can be found that make housekeeping very simple, and inexpensive; while some luxury apartments provide for lavish living without the responsibilities that go with having a house of your own to look after.
  • A Meditation Technique for Dealing with Headaches
    Meditation brings with it peace of mind as we learn to observe our surroundings. We become one with it and it helps us to focus our mental energy on one thing at a time. A lot of it is lost on extraneous things. Through the process of meditation we can harness this energy and use it for constructive purposes.
  • Gardens in Containers in the Modern Day
    American visitors to the Old World are invariably impressed by the exuberant displays of container plants around homes, in gardens and parks, and in front of public buildings and places of business.
  • Using the Best Resources for Your Non-profit Organization
    Knowing who the sources of money are likely to be for your non-profit, you will want to figure out how to contact the largest amount of them most effectively. You will of course want to know where to find the donors that can help your group succeed.
  • Learning To Respond To Past Memories
    The memories of every experience which we have undergone from the cradle are stored in the great unconscious mind; and many of these memories can be recalled under certain conditions and by certain procedures.
  • Tapping the Potential of the Mind
    Before you knew your ABC's and were still struggling to manage a knife and fork, your inner self had been making mathematical and chemical calculations far beyond the abilities of modern science.
  • Proper Grooming of Horses
    The body brush does the main work. The groom should stand well back from the horse and lean the weight of his body on to the brush, which should penetrate to the skin. It is worked in the direction that the coat lays.
  • All the Tools You Will Need to Do Upholstering
    Perhaps the most important one is the upholsterer's hammer. Upholstery hammers are specially made for this specific craft. There are three types, the favorite one being that with the round ringed shaft.
  • How We Reproduce Music
    To be sure, some people use their ears much more than others. Most people have an efficient visual memory and can recall in the mind's eye just how a certain person or house looks; others do not have this ability.
  • Three Misconceptions about Playing Golf Well
    What could be simpler than golf? There lies a perfectly quiet, still ball, ready to be dispatched to the desired spot. The player can take as much time as he wants and he has a whole kit full of clubs specifically designed to produce whatever effect he desires. All the golfer has to do is to swing the club.
  • Tips for Making a Good First Impression in Show Business
    In show business, the first impression can sometimes be the last impression. Producers, directors and casting directors are busy people. The deciding factor in giving an unknown (or even an experienced actor whose opportunities have been limited) a chance to read for a part is often based on first impressions.
  • Pointers to Selecting the Right Soil
    Without soils, no life could exist on earth. The lowly bacterial cell and the massive pachyderm both owe their being to this basic stuff of life.
  • Choosing the Right Materials When Beginning Quilting
    To begin with, I want to say something as trite as it is important and that is, "Use the very best materials that you can afford for any and all handwork." Extravagance is never smart, but good quilt materials are not expensive. It's the sleazy ones, unreliable dyes and starched cloth that prove expensive in the end.
  • Selecting Decorations for Christmas
    Green is the background and foundation of the indoor Christmas, but the background may be brightened with all the colors of the rainbow. We may use many materials to accent decorations, but they should be selected with a sense of fitness. A colored candle may be suitable where a bright patch of fabric would be out of place.
  • Some Key Terms Directly Related To Studying Your Ancestry
    Before beginning a study of one's ancestry, it is important to know one's terminology. Here then are a few key terms that one would do best to know.
  • Caring For Fishing Waders and Boots
    Waders and boots, to be of any use, obviously must be kept dry inside. In warm weather one often finds himself so damp that he may suspect his waders of leaking although usually it is only perspiration. Waders thus dampened should be opened and hung up so the air can get at them. Waders that are actually wet inside demand more thorough treatment.
  • How to Find a Broker for the FOREX Trading Market
    It's not always easy to know what to look for in a broker in any market, much less a market as complex as the FOREX. But, if you want to trade in FOREX you need a broker.
  • On Recovering Your Eyesight with Exercises
    The first, and inevitable, question which everyone asks is, "How long will it take before my vision improves?" As the answer to this question depends on a number of factors - the seriousness of your eye condition, your ability to acquire complete relaxation and mental control, the steadiness with which you do your exercises - no definite period of time can be set.
  • Selecting the Right Breed of Dog
    While there are no essential personality differences between the sexes of dogs, there is no doubt that some personality variations exist among the various breeds. Though rather minor, they are significant enough so that they should be inquired into in order that the particular breed can meet individual needs.
  • Growing Up With Dolls
    Penny Woodens, as they are sometimes called, are among the most fascinating dolls ever made. Their legs and arms could be moved into very lifelike positions. Their heads and bodies, carved in one piece, could survive the roughest treatment.
  • The Importance of Being Able To Boost Your IQ
    Perhaps never in our country's history have we been so aware of our schools, so well informed about the problems our schools face, and so deeply concerned with raising the quality of public school education.
  • The Risks and Rewards of Investment Clubs
    While being part of an investment club will build your confidence with the stock market and work to reduce your personal risk, there is no way to make investing completely safe or stock markets easy to understand. With unpredictable swings in prices, bull and bear phases, and stories about people making and losing millions overnight, stock markets can be an intimidating to a beginning investor.
  • Tips To Improving Your Study
    There would be little object in reading, or reflection, or travel, or in experience in general, if such experience could not later be recalled so as to be further enjoyed and used. Want of reference thus far to memory does not therefore, signify any lack of appreciation of its worth. No time is likely to come when a low estimate will be placed upon memory.
  • Getting Started Home Schooling Your Child
    If you have considered all of the reasons mentioned above and more, and have decided that homeschooling really is right for you and your kids, you will likely want to know what to do now. This section is going to help you know what you should do in order to get things running.
  • The History of Oak
    About fifty years ago, when the subject of English furniture first began to be studied and to be written about, it was divided conveniently into four distinct types. One writer called his books on the subject The Age of Oak, The Age of Walnut, The Age of Mahogany and The Age of Satinwood.
  • The Fascinating World of Doll Collecting
    Many of the dolls now in museums are still known by the names given to them long ago. From rag dolls made from scraps to the finest of bisque, dolls have always held a certain fascination.
  • A Brief Look At The History Of Pipe Smoking
    One of the first descriptions of tobacco smoking in the New World reached France through a report of Jacques Cartier, who explored the St. Lawrence River as far as where Montreal, Canada, now stands.
  • The Importance Of The Breath
    Thousands of years ago the Hindi had come to understand the importance of breath so thoroughly that we find the following legend told in one of their oldest scriptures, the Bri-hadaranyaka Upanishad:
  • Feeding Your New Puppy
    Taking care of a new puppy means a lot of new responsibilities. Make sure you are providing your new friend the best nutritional start possible.
  • Evaluating Your Financial Position When Preparing To Invest
    One point should be made clear at the outset: you don't have to be wealthy to invest. Among outsiders you can hear it said that stock ownership is a rich man's game. This can mean any of several things: that the market is too complicated for the little man, that brokers aren't interested in small orders, that only the person who can lose a bundle without feeling it should invest.
  • The Changing Fashions In Haircuts
    There are many reasons behind the changing fashions in hair, dress and makeup. Fashions develop, usually with logic, from human nature, from the lives people lead, their needs and desires, sometimes unconscious.
  • Training Your Dog To Drop At A Distance
    Proper training means the difference between a happy, healthy pet and a misbehaved pooch. Learn some easy ways to keep you dog on the right path.
  • A Brief Look At The History Of The Post
    From earliest times the peoples of the world have sought means of communicating with each other. These efforts may be traced to the very mists of antiquity, and before any means of written thoughts had come into use we may be sure that runners carried spoken messages between tribes.
  • On The Differences Between Cat and Dog
    The differences between these two popular house pets are like night and day. Learn what sets them apart, and why they fight like, well, cats and dogs!
  • A Brief Introduction To Hatha Yoga
    Yoga at last is coming into its own in the Western world. After many years of being dismissed as a bizarre cult attractive only to eccentrics, it is today recognized as a fundamental art and skill. More than that, many of its most bitter opponents, people who were among the first to cry down Yogic culture, have now embraced it as a way of life.
  • On Having The Right Attitude To IQ Scores
    Is achievement based on intelligence? Or is intelligence based on previous achievement? An interesting discussion for anyone interested in IQ scores in children.
  • Information To Help Keep Soil At The Best PH Level
    Years ago, Dr. Edgar T. Wherry devised a classification of soils by degrees of acidity; it is still useful but should be qualified by the fact that many plants spill over into two or more classifications while some are relatively sensitive to pH.
  • A Breathing Exercise To Help Cope With Headaches
    Breathing exercises help you breathe better and release the toxins in your brain. The human body takes in a lot of toxic substances, both through the air and through food and drink.
  • Important Basic Tools For Building Your Log Cabin
    If building a cottage is the first large project you have attempted, you've probably been wondering what tools you should have. In the following paragraphs I am going to describe most of those that will be useful. Not all are essential.
  • A Brief Look at the Beginning of Fly-fishing
    The beginning of the ancient and honorable art of taking fishes with an angle is lost in the dim, misty reaches of the past before men made a pictured or written record of events. Nearly all ancient peoples, however, had their quaint and curious fables on the origin of angling and many of these legends tell us that the art was handed down to men from the Gods which is, indeed, a reasonable supposition.
  • Choosing Clothing For Ice-Skating
    After you have acquired your boots and skates, your thoughts will turn naturally to the clothes you will wear for your first appearance. Make no mistake about it; a smart costume on the ice is half the battle.
  • Factors Contributing To High Cholesterol And Its Consequences
    Besides diet, other causes of high cholesterol are lifestyle, gender and the heritage of the individual.
  • How Does One Become A Smoker?
    Many, in fact most people become smokers as a result of an experiment. What often starts as an experiment becomes an experience and before they know it, it becomes a pattern. So let us examine some of the factors that contribute towards making a person a smoker, chain or other wise.
  • Using Phrase-Reading To Improve Your Reading Speed
    The basic skill of rapid reading is learning to read in phrases. This simply means taking wider "visual bites" as your eyes move across a line of type.
  • How To Keep A Stress Diary
    When you commit to keeping a Stress Diary, you gain important insight into how you react to stress. This allows you to better channel your energy into performing as you choose to and not as the result of the unidentified stress that has a foothold in your life.
  • Rocket Propulsion Into Space
    The physical law under which rockets operate was first set down almost three hundred years ago by Sir Isaac Newton, an English mathematician, without whose work our exciting space explorations of today would be impossible. This law states that to every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
  • A Brief Look At The History Of Ventriloquism
    Ventriloquism is almost as old as the world, or at least as old as intelligible spoken language, but just when and where in the dim and misty ages of the past it had its origin will forever remain unknown. Unlike other arts it was not brought to perfection through the slow development and accretion of years.
  • How To View Stock Market Formulas Professionally
    "Sell enough of your stocks so that a market collapse won't destroy you, but keep enough so that if your fears turn out to be groundless, and the market rises, you'll still profit to some extent; in the meantime, get some sleep."
  • Dancing And Having Rhythm
    Learning to dance is fun - and it is easy. In a sense it is like learning a new language - a language in which moods and emotions are expressed in movement; a language of rhythm, grace and harmony. It is new - but in a very real sense it is the oldest language in the world, for dancing is the oldest form of art.
  • Creating The Best Room Conditions When Dealing With Insomnia
    When dealing with insomnia, after establishing a consistent bedtime routine, it is important to create a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere in your bedroom. The more cozy and harmonic your bedroom is the more relaxed you will feel.
  • Common Faults With The Grip When Golfing
    The most common faults in the grip are holding the club entirely in the fingers of the left hand, placing the left hand too much on top of the shaft, and getting the right hand under the shaft.
  • A Technical Discussion of Snoring
    Technically, snoring is defined as any resonant noise from the respiratory tract that emerges during sleep. Biologically, snoring refers to a vibration in the airway connecting the nose and the mouth; a vibration that can emerge through the mouth, the nose, or (as some non-snorers are painfully aware), it can emerge through both!
  • A Brief Look At The Beginning Of Kite History
    Kite flying is one of the oldest pastimes in the world. No one can say with certainty precisely how old it is, but we do know that it goes back for many centuries, and that the beginnings of the story have an eastern setting.
  • Contributing Good Information To Conversation
    If we are well-informed, then the goal in conversation is to select subjects in which all those taking part have an interest. When two people meet, the overlapping of their experiences produces subjects for conversation. Mutual experiences develop interest.
  • Safety Tips For Fishing On Rowboats and Outboards
    Fishing on rowboats and outboards is the boat fishing combination you probably will use the most. It's the most economical when you're the skipper and you can go where fancy dictates, you can run up on a sandy beach for a swim and lunch or just to stretch your legs.
  • Maturing Wines In Separate Stocks
    It is surprising the number of people who simply will not believe that wines improve with age. They set about making wines possessed of an urgency which should not exist and an impatience that is hard to believe. They really believe that wine can be made, matured and drunk in six or seven weeks.
  • A Proven Technique For Self-Hypnosis
    The technique of inducing self-hypnosis begins with deliberate relaxation of the body muscles - a perfectly normal phenomenon that takes place every time you go to sleep.There's only one difference. When you reach the point where you would normally allow your conscious mind to rest and fall asleep, you will now give yourself instructions that you've rehearsed once or twice in general terms.
  • A Brief Look At The History Of Karate
    Karate is the art of self-defense and counter attack without weapons. It is a Japanese word and in its native language means literally "empty hands". Karate as a method of self-defense originated hundreds of years ago in Japan.
  • A Brief Look At Present Day Picture Frames
    Picture framing follows all general changes in sound decorative style, so no one can expect to produce a frame which need never be changed. By keeping the principles of good taste always in mind, we will not turn out something faddish or freakish.
  • Fats - What They Are And What They Do to You
    The outstanding fats eaten daily in the United States and Europe are butter, eggs, whole milk, cream, meat, fish and poultry fats, and cheese in various combinations. These fats, at 9 calories per gram, contain more than twice the amount of calories than protein or carbohydrate does at four calories each per gram.
  • Important Characteristics Necessary To Training A Dog
    Bearing in mind that our object is to train a dumb animal for companionship we can, by appeal through the three senses, hearing, sight and feeling, accomplish great things. We can, for instance, save the dog much unnecessary punishment brought about by our own impatience: we can save ourselves the physical strain of the dog's constant pulling upon the leash.
  • A Brief Look At Types Of Houses
    The earliest constructed dwellings doubtless consisted of branches or pieces of bark placed at the base of a large tree, thus enclosing a living area partially protected against wind and rain.
  • An Encouragement To Speak Well
    Learn the secrets of intelligent conversation. It's an important skill in both business and social settings.
  • How To Build Various Types of Huts
    Learn to build a bush hut, one of the simplest forms of primitive shelter. Use the resources all around you to create your own secret hiding place.
  • Conditioning And Feeding Horses
    Horses confined in stables are being kept under artificial conditions, and in consequence skill is required to maintain them in good health. Living under natural conditions the horse eats grass; he eats for a very considerable number of hours each day and during the night; he feeds in small quantities at frequent intervals, and he drinks whenever he feels inclined.
  • How To Pick A Winning Idea
    Looking to break into the mail order business? Take this advice to choose the right product, and set up your business for success at the start.
  • Ensuring The Quilt You Make Is Warm And Well Lined
    On to practicalities, the warmth of the quilt will depend upon the thickness and kind of interlining you use. If warmth is desired, have a thick interlining which means that the quilting lines must be farther apart. If the quilting is to be close and elaborate the interlining must be thin.
  • Asking The Right People For Donations To Your Charity
    If you want to make money for your organization or charity, you need to know where you will be getting your money from. Of course, you will want to be able to appeal to a wide range of donors, but in fact you will get the most money by targeting donors.
  • A Brief History of Upholstering
    It is widely thought that the craft of upholstery evolved from that of the tent-maker. And it does seem a likely development. Although tent-making is now quite a separate and a very prosperous trade, it is not so many years ago that many branches of that trade were carried out by the upholsterer.
  • Knowing When You Are Being Beaten In Poker
    If you aren't beating the game, you are being outplayed. There is a reason why you lose, even if you can't figure it out.
  • An Important Reason To Learn To Play By Ear
    Listening to music is fun; playing music is more fun; playing music by ear is the most fun of all. If the player remembers the music he is playing by means of his ear, he is playing by ear. But most players who have learned to play by the traditional method of reading notes on a page and then punching keys on an instrument do not trust to their ears to tell them what is coming next.
  • A Brief History Of Gardens In Containers
    Gardening in pots and other containers is apparently as old as civilization, for the practice can be traced to the very early use of medicinal and edible plants. In time, pot gardening developed to a high degree, and there are numerous records which reveal its importance in China, India, Egypt, Assyria, Greece, and Rome.
  • A Simple Test With Which To Rate Your Mental Health
    Classifying your own mental condition is an almost impossible task, according to experts. But, it is a little easier if you go about it from the positive point of view - mental health rather than mental illness.
  • The Three Most Important Factors When Perfecting Your Golf Swing
    There are prior factors and there are post factors in a golf swing. Let me call upon a scientific formula to help explain this order of importance that I am discussing. The formula reads as follows:

    Ultimate results depend on post factor efficiency.
  • Getting The Most Out Of Studying Your Ancestry
    The study of human beings is an interesting one, especially when they are the particular human beings from whom the student has derived his existence, his character, his likes and dislikes, and those elements which differentiate him from every other human being and constitute him an entity with individuality.
  • Tips For Getting Through Exams
    First and foremost in studying and exam-taking are the incentives which drive or motivate us toward a goal. Incentives can be roughly divided into two classes: rewards and threats (or rewards and punishments). Basically, we react toward pleasant things and away from unpleasant ones.
  • Making a Green Christmas
    A writer of the seventeenth century declared that "a green Christmas is neither handsome nor healthful." He was referring to Christmas outdoors, of course. Indoors, the use of evergreens in decoration is traditional. It is interesting to note that evergreens were not used, at first, for their decorative value, but because of their symbolism.
  • Taking On Acting One Step At A Time
    If you want to "live your own life," don't become an actor. As an actor you will have to live the life that will be best for your career. And you will have to accept one final source of authority to determine what that best is.
  • A Brief Description Of How We See
    The eyeball is embedded in fat and fibrous tissue and lodged in bony sockets called orbits. It is held in place and rotated by means of six extrinsic muscles, attached to the posterior bony wall of the socket; at the anterior pole, they are inserted into the eyeball.
  • Getting The Most Out Of Amateur Boxing
    Do you box for sport or recreation? Learn the fundamentals of the sport to get the most out of the experience.
  • Choosing The Right Player For A Basketball Team
    Picking your team? Use these five basic criteria to create the possible group of players.
  • Elements Of Good Shooting When Game Hunting
    The basic factors of accurate field shooting are sight picture and trigger squeeze. But alone they are not enough. Learn those little extras that will improve your hunting skills.
  • Secrets Of Artificially Dwarfed Bonzai Trees
    The practice of artificial dwarfing might be more aptly described as "revolutionizing" normal growth. Learn the secrets of the masters to create these miniature marvels.
  • Decorating A Cake With Scenery
    Create stunning cakes for any special event with these delightful tips and tricks. Landscape your cakes like a pro!
  • Choosing Materials For Home Schooling Your Child
    Deciding on teaching materials for homeschooling can be an overwhelming decision because there are so many excellent resources and products available. Here's some helpful advice to help you evaluate what's out there.

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