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Posted by Jennifer Lester
Dear Jen, I am a 31 year old woman and havenÂ’t dated in 3 years.
I went through a bad break-up and havenÂ’t...
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Posted by Virginia Bola, PsyD
Looking for work is an energy-devouring ordeal, often leading
to running in circles and not getting...
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Posted by Dani Percival
One woman's struggle to find the answer.
My mission, or assignment should I say is to write an article
dealing...
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Posted by Owen Johnson
One of the great things about the Internet is it has made us
instant communicators, instant authors...
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Posted by Joe Cirillo
Have you taken a step back and surveyed the space around you?
Are you a piler or a stuffer? Do you cram...
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Posted by David Lucht
If you have been shopping recently for affordable fine art
either online, at art fairs or galleries, you've probably come
across the term "giclée". This process can produce lovely and
fairly accurate reproductions of fine art, usually at very
affordable prices. "Giclée" (pronounced "zhee-CLAY") is a French
term referring to the small spray from the ink-jet printer. The
emergence of high quality ink-jet printing as the major method
for fine art reproduction has brought with it some ethical
issues for the artist, and some need for education on the part
of the art public.
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Posted by Rinatta Paries
In last week's article
(http://www.whatittakes.com/Archive/Newsletter30to39/newsletter__
36.shtml),...
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Posted by Tyler Brooker
I was told today, by a close friend, that if you get canker
sores, it is your bodies way of punishing...
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