Issue #2419 WEALTHY: This sector’s in crisis – so steer clear (Rick Pendergraft) HEALTHY: A healthy replacement for sugar and fat (Kelley Herring) WISE: Richard Bach on disaster ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: The worst has happened. Now what? (Michael Masterson) Should your articles "speak to" the search engines? (Brian Edmondson) It’s Good to Know… about sports injuries in kids Add "redoubt" to your [...]
By Early To Rise | Mon, Jul 28, 2008
If your kids play sports, take note. In recent years, doctors have seen a dramatic rise in the number of young children requiring treatment for common adult-athlete injuries, including stress fractures, tendonitis, cartilage damage, and even torn ACLs (anterior cruciate ligaments).
By Kelley Herring | Mon, Jul 28, 2008
The latest advancements in food technology are bringing a myriad of power-packed "functional food" ingredients to tables across the globe. And one of the most potent and unique of these is inulin.
By Early To Rise | Mon, Jul 28, 2008
A "redoubt" (rih-DOWT) - from the Latin for refuge - is a small, usually temporary, defensive fortification.
By Brian Edmondson | Mon, Jul 28, 2008
Writing articles and submitting them to article directories (such as ezinearticles.com) is a great way to increase your ranking in the search engines and get ever-growing amounts of traffic back to your website. And I often recommend that aspiring entrepreneurs who may be short on time use inexpensive freelancers to write those articles.
By Michael Masterson | Mon, Jul 28, 2008
Sometimes life dishes out these little disasters. How you react to them says much about your character and bears heavily on your ability to carry out a successful life.
By Early To Rise | Sat, Jul 26, 2008
"Prelapsarian" (pree-lap-SARE-ee-un) - from the Latin for "before" + "fall" - refers to the time or state before the fall of Adam and Eve.
By Craig Ballantyne | Sat, Jul 26, 2008
Here’s one thing you’ll never see reported in ETR: "Eating Apples Makes You Fat." Yet, one of the most popular search terms for people ending up on my fitness blog is "Does fruit make you fat?" For some reason, folks have been brainwashed by misinformation in muscle magazines that tell us fruit makes us fat. This [...]
By Don Hauptman | Sat, Jul 26, 2008
It's an old rule, but one that's still commonly violated: Minimize, or avoid entirely, the use of very. The word is usually a sign of lazy, careless writing.
By Early To Rise | Sat, Jul 26, 2008
Crystal Falls, MI is home to what may be the world's largest and oldest living organism. It's a fungus that lies beneath 38 acres of forest floor near the Wisconsin border.
By Early To Rise | Mon, Jul 28, 2008
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