Content Published on Aug 01, 2005

• Alzheimer's Disease: Can We Prevent It?

  By Cindy Wright August 1, 2005

  Alzheimer's disease is a disturbing disease because it stops a person's ability to do for themselves even simple things like using the bathroom. More horrible then anything about this disease is it takes your memories.
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  Pikes Peak Colorado

  By Nancy Schaaf August 1, 2005

  "Pikes Peak or Bust" was a popular slogan of the settlers on the wagon trains heading west. Today, one can travel to the summit by car or by train for an incredible experience and specataular vistas.
• Stamina Electronic Mini Stepper - Guarantee to Burn Away Calories

  By Joanna Lopez August 1, 2005

  Other companys guarantee you will loose weight in two to three weeks whcih always turns out not to be the case. Stamina electronic mini stepper is different.
• Happiness: Does Wealth Make Health?

  By Brant McLaughlin August 1, 2005

  The evidence we see is that money brings a certain amount of happiness, but not as much as what economists might have thought. We had to look and realize that other things really matter.
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  Missouri's Gateway Arch

  By Joetown August 1, 2005

  The Gateway Arch in St. Louis is just one facet of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and is known world wide.
• Trekking Mt. Fuji One Step at a Time

  By Erin Rigik August 1, 2005

  "You're a fool if you never climb Mt. Fuji, and an even bigger fool if you climb it more than once," the saying goes. This story outlines my struggle up the mountain, Fuji-facts, and information for climbers interested in attempting the night climb.
• Perfect Dark Zero - XBox 360

  By Jason Freeden August 1, 2005

  Last time we saw Perfect Dark was on the N64. Rare who used to be N64's developer switched to Microsoft, and Perfect Dark Zero, the prequel to Perfect Dark for the N64 makes its debut on the XBox 360.
• A Quality Education, Hidden in Plain Sight

  By Juan Lopez August 1, 2005

  Community colleges are one of the most overlooked options for higher education. The article explains the benefits of a community college education and shows how it can provide the foundation for success at a larger college or university.
• Reducing Textbook Sticker-shock

  By Will Green August 1, 2005

  There are a few things you can do to minimize the sticker shock each semester, but all of them require a little work and planning to have your books in hand by the time you arrive for the first day of class.
• Skin Care Tips for Twenty Somethings

  By Kasey Cole August 1, 2005

  Every twenty something can have beautiful healty skin with the right tools, determination and attitude.
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  Nottingham Pride at the Arboretum

  By Angie Hulme August 1, 2005

  The 3rd annual Nottingham Pride event took place on Saturday July 23rd, 2005. By a large leap the biggest so far, despite a certain number of well-concealed behind-the-scenes issues, for all involved on the day it seemed to run smoothly and hassle-free.
• Night Classes Versus Distance Learning Classes

  By Laurie August 1, 2005

  Working adults can choose between night classes and distance learning programs. Both programs have their own advantages and disadvantages. If you are a working adult and you want to go back to school, you need to decide which program is better for you.