Posted on: 03 August, 2007
Author: C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot
"...Spa and aromatherapy training includes an in-depth curriculum in a broad range of essential oils, methods of extraction, application and absorption; blending techniques, anatomy and physiology, treatment and case studies - as well as fundamental education in various massage modalities..." Find Spa and Aromatherapy Training in the United States and Canada. Whether one chooses to attain spa and aromatherapy training to become certified in order to open a professional day spa or salon - or would like to simply learn more about how to use natural health remedies for personal health care; spa and aromatherapy training at one of several...
Posted on: 17 July, 2007
Author: Olivia Hunt
Mealtime culture represents another face by which a country shows itself to the world. Mealtime also has many rules and traditions. Almost all dishes are eaten with the help of special chopsticks, though many restaurants have European dinner-sets and everyone may use them. After the dinner you should not leave chopsticks in food or leave them in a cup. It is allowed to hold plate close to your face and eat. In Taiwan this is not considered as etiquette violation. Nevertheless, you are not recommended to tap on dishes or glasses with chopsticks or dinner-sets. In Taiwan any child is...
Posted on: 27 January, 2007
Author: Sharon White
The EZLN, namely The Zapatista National Liberation Army, in January 1994 started a revolt in Chiapas. A great many protestors criticized unequal distribution of wealth in Mexico. The government, in re... It must be noted that the rebellion group was composed of Native Americans in Mexico. They started a military revolt against the Mexican government in 1994. Government army and the Zapatistas confronted each other and opened fire in many towns of Chiapas. However, Mexican army soon regained these towns. The government and the rebels agreed upon a cease-fire, afterwards. Meanwhile, more than 145 people had died. The rebellion and...
Posted on: 12 April, 2006
Author: Aaron McNaught
Life is here. Life is now. This moment is all you will ever know. Yesterday is a memory here and now. Tomorrow is a fantasy here and now. Life is only ever here and now, and it is all you will ever have. The mature capacity to place and keep attention in the present moment and on your present experience without getting lost in it, is what I call Awakened Attention. Awakened Attention means an intensely energetic and alert attention, never lost in experience yet always aware in the midst of experience. Using Awakened Attention, your habits of rejection, avoidance...
Posted on: 08 January, 2006
Author: Paul Jones
AIDS is considered to be the most severe malady of the society. Now its widely spread and endangers a lot of people that are potential victims. But the seriousness of situation doesnt necessary mean that we should treat infected people as outsiders. This article is written with hope that its readers will find mercy in their hearts to treat those with AIDS properly. We seem to be quite happy and satisfied with everything we have and keep developing and wanting more. We feel safe on one side of a barricade that weve built up between us and those poor people...
Posted on: 29 November, 2005
Author: John Gaskin
Film Directors make it their business to understand the basic functions of on-set filmmaking, without being able to fully light a set, or operate a crane, or focus a steadicam. In the same spirit, the Film Director must understand the basics of Budgeting and the extremely important Weekly Cost Reporting process. Every creative decision involves money. Its only good sense to learn to translate creative ideas into costs. Most Film Directors have elected to stay away from film budgets and production costs. The heavy grinding SHOULD be left to accountants - but, let's lay it on the table: The Film...
Posted on: 08 November, 2005
Author: Ryan Fyfe
The day of Monday is either considered the first or second day of the week. It comes after Sunday and before Tuesday. The name "Monday" comes from Mani, who is the Germanic Moon god. Monday is often considered to be the first day of the week. In modern culture Monday is usually looks at being the beginning of a work week. This is because it is usually on Monday when adults go back to work and children go back to school after a "weekend" (Saturday & Sunday) In America Monday is never viewed as being a good day, as it...
Posted on: 03 March, 2005
Author: Stephen Willett
We are not discussing the larger national companies whose niche in the market is certainly 'expensive' (and whose branded image may or may not live up to customer's expectations). Neither are we talki... We are not discussing the larger national companies whose niche in the market is certainly 'expensive' (and whose branded image may or may not live up to customer's expectations). Neither are we talking about whole residences, or expensive, specialist items or complicated jobs. We are talking about jobs which are small and simple, and which will not threaten a delivery time schedule: - Unexpected complications are the...
Posted on: 26 October, 2004
Author: Robert Cummings
Science Academy Software has developed a new business model or paradigm for Education. It is a web-based "pay to play" educational game site named ScienceAcademy.TV for high-bandwidth clients. This ar... Science Academy Software has developed a new business model or paradigm for Education. It is a web-based "pay to play" educational game site named ScienceAcademy.TV for high-bandwidth clients. This article discusses the issues and rationale behind Science Academy Software's educational game portal ScienceAcademy.TV -- home to a new online educational game called "BasketMath V3.Why "Pay-to-Play" educational games online?Users get to have a learning experience in the form of a game....
Posted on: 18 November, 2003
Author: William Kelly
OF CUNNING AND ART. WHATS THE ... Picasso hadn't much to say about anything but found a thousand ... ways to say it. He ended his days ... ... female ... from his te OF CUNNING AND ART. WHATS THE DIFF?Pablo Picasso hadn't much to say about anything but found a thousand different ways to say it. He ended his days frantically sketching female wrestlers from his television set. He was adamantly a realist. He was a demon-possessed little man who evidently thought that creative freedom was to be in a permanent state of demon-possession. They also say that he...