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Radar Detectors: How To Get Good Value
By: John Hartley , Posted On: 2006-09-18
If you want a radar detector for your car, you will find there is an amazing range of prices and models. The question is: How much should you pay?
One answer is another question: ‘How much is your licence worth, and how much will your insurance go up if you get a ticket’?
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Security Camera System: Save Money on Insurance Premiums While Securing The Fort
By: John Thompson , Posted On: 2006-09-24
Updating your home security doesn’t have to be a full-time duty. However it is still very necessary to plan ahead to insure that any loophole is addressed from the onset rather than discovered later when it potentially too late.
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GPS Systems
By: Joseph Davis , Posted On: 2006-11-10
Are you one of those people who would rather drive around town for hours than stop and ask for directions? If so, a Global positioning system, or GPS, could be the perfect tool for you.
A GPS is an operational navigational system that employs the use of navigational satellites.
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Tragedy and Kids - Talking to Kids about Difficult Topics
By: Mardie Caldwell, COAP , Posted On: 2007-04-21
In the recent months and years we have been faced with extreme issues of tragedy: the attacks of 9/11, the tsunami in Asia, and the extreme floods in New Orleans. It is hard enough for us as adults to understand these tragedies; for children they can be extremely overwhelming.
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Words Never Spoken
By: David A. Crenshaw, Ph.D. , Posted On: 2006-02-18
Some people get one last chance as the person they love declines after a long illness and gradually approaches her or his last days. Some wait until the midnight hour, perhaps reaching the bedside of her or his loved one in the final moments and face the last opportunity to speak the unspoken words.
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10 Common Symptoms Of Depression
By: Paul Wilson , Posted On: 2006-04-10
Every year approximately 9.5 per cent of the American population suffers from depression. Depression is a grave illness that affects day to day life and destroys families. It is a disorder that controls the mind and its functions causing loss of appetite, sleeplessness, mood swings, and a deep sense of despair.
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Letting go of Mr. J.
By: Tony Masiello , Posted On: 2006-11-06
Meet Mr. J., a grade school librarian. Over the years, many students came through the halls of this particular school and they all adored Mr. J. He had a way with children by knowing each student by his/her name and making all of them feel special.
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The Different Faces and Stages of Grief
By: Sue Plumtree , Posted On: 2007-01-02Every time I experienced significant loss – redundancy, the death of my Dad, the death of my marriage – I experienced each one of them very differently.
My experience of redundancy remained similar each time it happened.
The strongest feeling was mostly deep anxiety, an irrational fear that no-one would ever employ me again combined with feelings of worthlessness and uselessness.
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Stages of the Grief Process: How We Get Stuck And How To Let Go
By: wgdefoore , Posted On: 2007-07-26
Grieving is an act of love. It begins when someone or something you love is lost, and the stronger the love the greater the grief. The act of grieving honors you and the significance of your loss.
The longer you live the more loss you experience.
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Healthy Grieving Techniques: How To Move Through the Grief Process to Resolution
By: wgdefoore , Posted On: 2007-07-26
The greater the love you feel for someone or the greater the emotional investment in a given situation, the greater the sense of loss you feel when death, transition or tragedy occurs. The depth of grief you experience is directly proportional to the depth of love experienced, invested or needed.
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