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On December 21, 1952, 119 men were killed in one of the worst coal mining disasters in American history at Orient Mine No. 2 in southern Illinois.

This small Asian restaurant serves food that is better than the reasonable prices would have you believe.

Here's a quick snapshot of four different communication styles: the director, expresser, thinker and harmonizer. Each different style is based on a unique set of assumptions.

Travel by rail on the Venice-Simplon Orient Express for one of the most popular and historical train routes ever. Seen in movies over the decades travel on the Orient Express has always been associated with luxury and definitely with world travelers.

Travel on the Hiram Bingham Orient-Express Train from Cusco, Peru to the Inca Ruins of Machu Pichu, Peru..

Enjoy a trip to remember traveling the American Orient-Express through the Great Northwest and the Rockies.

The article thoroughly covers the psychology of perfectionism.

Edward Said's thoughts about the Occident's relationship with the Near and Far East.

Definitions of terms Said uses in Orientalism

Talking about value you offer a company during a job interview can be sabotaged by contradictory messages revealed throughout the interview. Find out how to avoid this trap and instead put yourself among the select few that employers are seeking to hire.

Buffalo Lanes and AMF South Hills are two great bowling alleys in Cary, North Carolina, but both for two different reasons. One is very family oriented, while the other is very adult-oriented. In this review, I explain and talk about both bowling alleys.

A discussion of the differences between object-oriented programming languages and the generations one through four languages

One aspect of the fashion industry that is often forgotten about is the business side. Listed below are some business oriented careers in fashion.

All types of charity-focused fundraisers exist, such as a car wash sponsored by a local football team. By selecting an exercise-oriented fundraiser, though, you can benefit your OWN health as well as the well-being of others.

It's hard to admit to being a "non-detail-oriented" person, but there is a positive side to this confession.

People can be motivated by human relationships or tangible goals and structures on the job.

The Orient Express was a historic train that was very famous and was thought to have glamour and intrigue tied to it.

The Orient Express was a train of luxury and mystery that connected Europe for the first time in history.

A book review of "Hold On to Your Kids" by Gordon Neufeld and Gabor Mate.

This is a review of Orient Express focusing on its authentic food, helpful staff and convenient location.

Something many students struggle with is computer organization. In this article I describe five time-saving, productivity-enhancing tips for students wishing to organize their computers.

With this brief guide you can learn the basics on how to program in C#.

Sexually oriented sins entail a special collection of sins which thrive on the sexual drive of the Christian.

This work analyzes a work that examines the code of those engaged in the street life of economically disadvantaged areas.

The author intends to show how a commitment to market orientation (a euphemism for Marketing) affects the bottom line of a new product.

These articles will do whatever they can to try and confuse the average man into believing that police work is simple drivel... It's not. Put down that coffee and doughnut and read on...

The nature of future-oriented knowledge is often multi-disciplinary.

This opinion/article takes a quick look at liberal arts majors versus career-oriented majors and their advantages and disadvantages. It also uses statistics from the National Center of Education Statistics and Occupational Outlook Quarterly.

How to travel in style.

This piece describes the show "Opportunity Knocks" and how it compares with three other family-oriented game shows.

Do Europe and America hate Muslims, Orientals or Arabs? This original analysis by Michael Hinckley (MA, UCSB) examines this question as posited by three scholars of the Middle East.