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Dr. Seuss' Political Philosophy
Many children in the United States grow up with their parents reading aloud some sort of Dr. Seuss book. They can distinctly recognize the rhymes and identify the illustrations, his signatures.
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Book Series That Motivate Tween Boys to Read
When they reach their preadolescent years, boys tend to lose interest in reading. For whatever reason, some of them get extremely turned off. Some book series can be used to hook them right back in.
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All Nuts Are Not Created Equal
Nuts are often found on Superfood lists in many cultures. Not all nuts, however, are created equal. Some are healthier than others.
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7 Chakras: The Basics and Beyond
Do you ever feel misaligned as if your energy is not flowing right? It may be because your seven chakras are not aligned. Finding balance in the chakras is the key to a healthy life.
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10 Caribbean Islands Vacation Myths Busted
The Caribbean Islands are popular vacation destinations for many. There are some people who hesitate to visit because of unfounded myths. Find out the truth about Caribbean Island vacation.
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Different Flooring for Different Rooms in a Home Remodel
When remodeling a home, there are many options homeowners can choose from for their flooring. The main options include hardwood, tile, laminate flooring, and carpet.
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How to Budget for a Kitchen Remodel
When it comes to remodeling the home, the kitchen is usually one at the top of the list. Learn how to budget for a kitchen remodel.
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Chris O'Donnell as Special Agent in Charge G. Callen - NCIS: Los Angeles
A regular on NCIS: Los Angeles, Chris O'Donnell plays Special Agent G. Callen. He heads up the team of agents that work directly under Henrietta "Hetty" Lange, the Operations Manager.
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Mark Harmon as Leroy Jethro Gibbs on "NCIS"
A regular on "NCIS," Mark Harmon plays Special Agent in Charge, Leroy Jethro Gibbs. He leads the Major Case Response Team at NCIS.
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Eric Christian Olsen as Detective Marty Deeks - NCIS: Los Angeles
A regular on NCIS: Los Angeles, Eric Christian Olsen plays LAPD Detective Marty Deeks. He ends up as a liaison who works with NCIS's Office of Special Projects.
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Social Media Marketing: Which Platform is Best for Your Business?
A rapidly increasing number of businesses are learning that they can no longer ignore social media. It is important to build a presence, follow customers, and hang out where they spend their time.
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The Importance of Quality Website Content
A beautifully designed website with a powerful logo and enticing design is useless if people don't actually visit it. It is the content on the website that gets people to land on the pages.
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How to Be a Good Parent as a Teenager
Ideally, teenagers are getting an education, learning about themselves, and building relationships. Some, however, are faced with parenthood. Here are some pointers for teenage parents.
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Biography of Social Reformer Frederick Douglass
From slavery to freedom, Frederick Douglass lived an active life, fighting for African Americans and women alike. Born into slavery, Douglass experienced the horrors before finding freedom.
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It's a Small World Disney Ride in Tokyo, Paris, and Hong Kong
"It's a Small World" is a signature ride at Disneyland. Young and old, alike, climb into a boat that floats through displays of animated dolls that represent every culture under the sun.
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How to Get a Colorado Disabled Parking Permit
Being physically disabled can be difficult for people when they have to get from place to place. Disabled parking spaces are designed to provide disabled people better access to various facilities.
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Regional Foods of Thailand
Although some might say that Thai food is an acquired taste, it has become a popular cuisine in the western world. Find out more about the different flavors and styles Thai food has to offer.
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Best Books on Food Storage
Proper food storage is extremely important to maintain freshness and longevity. One size definitely does not fit all when it comes to food storage. Depending on what food is being stored, different methods are more or less appropriate. Food...
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Wonton Soup Recipe
Wonton soup is becoming more and more common in Chinese restaurants around the world. In the past, hot and sour soup competed with egg drop soup. Wonton soup is a great clear-broth alternative!
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How to Tweak Bread Recipes for Baking in High Altitudes
Baking in high altitudes can be extremely tricky and frustrating. Trial and error comes into play quite often when trying new recipes.
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Best Colorado Breweries
Find out what some of Colorado's best breweries have to offer. There are a myriad of microbreweries in Colorado, but some stand out more than others.
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The Truth About Japanese Geishas
Are geishas prostitutes? In reality, geishas are not prostitutes, but rather, artists who entertain men during social and business gatherings. They undergo years of training to perfect their craft.
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Climate Change: Is It Really Happening?
We hear the term "climate change" quite a bit these days. What exactly is it? What definitions are being used? What does this imply for humans on earth? Does climate change have anything to do with: Record frigid temperatures in China in 2013?...
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Aromatic, Flameless Wax Warmers
Many people enjoy fragrances around their homes. Some use the relaxing aromatic scents because they enjoy the feeling of peace in their homes, others use the scents to cover up the smell of teenagers. Regardless of the reason, people turn to a...
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The Four Types of Evidence
The four types of evidence in writing are statistical evidence, analogical evidence, testimonial evidence, and anecdotal evidence build credibility in written, formal arguments.
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Classroom Management Solutions
Classroom management is the single most important factor that makes or breaks a teacher's year. Many studies have shown that teachers who leave their jobs within their first five years depart because of the difficulty of managing student behavior....
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Puffy Pancakes: A Baked, Pillowy Plate of Goodness
When I was growing up, our family had pancakes every single Sunday morning. Pancakes just naturally went along with the Sunday Comics at our house. The pancakes my mom made were large and flat, almost like crêpes. They were not your traditional...
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The Long-Eared Jerboa
The long-eared jerboa, found in Mongolia and China, is a mouse-like rodent with extremely interesting features. Some scientists believe it might be a distant relative of the gerbil. This small, nocturnal mammal is only three inches long with a...
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My Thirty Hubs In Thirty Days
When I first learned about the Hub Challenge of publishing thirty hubs in thirty days, I took quite a bit of time to read the main forum thread. I was amazed at what some Hubbers had successfully done, publishing a slew of hubs. I noticed that...
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Wedding Etiquette
Planning a wedding in and of itself is stressful. Trying to figure out finances just adds to the stress. There are certain rules that can be followed that makes things easier.
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Six Flags Theme Parks
Disneyland Theme Parks are known to cater to children, although many adults also enjoy their experiences at "the happiest place on earth." Sea World Theme Parks are known for their water animals. They focus on sharing information about ocean...
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Oral Allergy Syndrome: A Bad Mix
I was in my mid-thirties when I discovered, the hard way, that I was suffering from Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS). I ate a banana, as I often did, in the late afternoon when my stomach is usually starting to get hungry after a light lunch. Two bites...
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Waldkindergartens: Outdoor or Forest Preschools
Waldkindergartens, also known as outdoor or forest preschools, provide children and their parents with an alternative prior to kindergarten. Children spend much of their time outdoors.
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A Few Ideas That Changed History
Ideas are extremely abstract. Even though they are intangible, they have the power to change the course of history. Victor Hugo, a French author, once said, "One can resist invading armies; one cannot resist an invasion of ideas." Some ideas...
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Destination Wedding Locations: Getting Hitched Away From It All
Many engaged couples prefer small, intimate destination weddings over larger, less personal ones. Beachside, mountainside, and urban weddings away from home make the experience even more exciting.
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Aromatic Spices: The Basic Ingredients of Indian Cuisine
Indian cuisine incorporates a variety of aromatic spices. The spices are used in abundance in Indian curries, bringing rich flavors to the meal.
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Pedestrian Malls in the United States: Fun Places to Shop and Dine
People in the United States love to shop. Some may even argue it is therapeutic. Others would say it is a form of exercise. One of the best places to shop is a pedestrian mall.
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Slow, Sleepy, Sloths
Ahhh...the life of a sloth. The slow, sleepy sloth. There are two species of sloths: The two-toed sloth and the three-toed sloth. Sloths are one of the world's slowest tree-dwellers found in Central and South America. As rainforest mammals,...
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The Extinct Dodo Bird
The Dodo bird was discovered on the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean in 1507 by Portuguese explorers. By 1681, the Dodo was declared extinct. Portuguese sailors were the ones who named this friendly bird that had been isolated on the island...
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Horse Therapy: Equine Facilitated Learning For ADHD and Autism
Horses are one of the most beautiful and graceful creatures on earth. They are also extremely therapeutic and can be used to help children who have been diagnosed with ADHD or autism.
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Mongolian Grill or Barbeque: Make Your Own Stir-Fry
In most major metropolitan areas, ranging from New York City and Chicago to Denver and San Diego, you can find a Mongolian Barbeque restaurant that allows you to create your own stir-fry. If you like Chinese and Japanese stir-fry and crave fresh...
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Dock Diving For Dogs
Dogs that participate in the world of dock diving are also known as Big Air dogs. Dock diving dogs, or dock jumping dogs, compete by jumping off docks for distance. Imagine your dog, running full steam ahead, on a dock and without even flinching, it...
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Caffeine: Helpful, Not Harmful
I am sitting here in my home with a big mug of coffee, getting ready to write this hub. I am satisfied knowing that this caffeine-rich beverage is actually good for me in some ways. Not only has caffeine been credited for making people more alert,...
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The Brat Pack of the 1980s: Decades Later
In the 1980s, the Brat Pack entertained fans around the world.
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Healthy Nutrients For The Brain
In order for your brain to stay healthy, the right nutrients must be fed to it. This means there are a certain number of foods that are better for the brain's health than others.
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Visiting the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.
Visiting Washington DC can be overwhelming to some. To others, it is truly fascinating. There are many sights to take in covering a range of topics from history and politics to art and culture. As the nation's capital, the city buzzes on a daily...
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Funny Emergency 911 Calls
I have high respect for people to work as 911 dispatchers. Having worked with them on my job, thankfully not regularly, I know that they have high-stress jobs. Usually, a 911 caller is placing the call to report an emergency. The dispatcher...
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Osteoarthritis: Our Aging Joints
Osteoarthritis, or degenerative arthritis, is the most common form of arthritis. OA only affects the joints and the symptoms are localized to the joint areas. There are many things that can be done to ease the pain and symptoms felt by OA patients.
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U.S. Prison Security Levels: From Minimum to Maximum
There are many levels of security in U.S. prisons, ranging from minimum to maximum. Find out what the differences are between the lowest levels of security and the highest.
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Strange Addictions
Many people in the world suffer from some kind of addiction. Some addictions are healthier than others, although one can argue that excess in anything you do or consume is likely not good. Overdoing something is not exactly healthy. Some people...
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History of the Grammy Awards
The first Grammy Awards were given for 1958's musicians and performance artists. Today, it is a great honor to be awarded the statue. The best of the best are present for a night of shining stars.
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Dog Breed Groups: Which Is Right For You?
One of the most important decisions made when considering a dog for a pet is the breed. Depending on your living situation and lifestyle, one breed may be better than the other.
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The California Zephyr: A Train Ride From Glenwood Springs, CO to Denver, CO
Taking a train ride through the Rockies is presents one of the most spectacular sights you can possibly see. The California Zephyr's stretch from Glenwood Springs to Denver, CO is second to none.
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The Evolution of James Naismith's Thirteen Original Basketball Rules
Born in Almonte, Ontario, Dr. James Naismith was a Canadian physical education teacher who taught at McGill University from 1887 to 1890. In 1890, he moved to Springfield, MA, USA to teach at Springfield College, where his tenure lasted five years....
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Pawn Shops, Thrift Shops, and Consignment Stores
Pawn shops, thrifty stores, and consignment stores are great places to shop, no matter what you are looking for. As long as you don't mind hand-me-downs, sometimes you can find good deals.
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Top 5 NBA Teams Of All Time
In 1891, Dr. James Naismith, a Canadian educator, physician, and sports enthusiast, invented the game of basketball with 13 original rules. These rules have evolved over time and more have been added to the list. The game was very popular in...
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Classic Childhood Board Games That Transcend Time
As a form of entertainment, playing games has been around in existence for many centuries. The very first record of gaming dates back to 3000BC with evidence found for the Royal Game of Ur. Also in that same century, Egyptians started playing...
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Pest Control Around the House
Throughout the year, no matter where we live, we are constantly dealing with house pests. They are not only annoying, they have the potential to ruin your belongings as well. Find out different ways to rid your house of these pesky insects.
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The Uncommon History of The Common Paper Clip
The paper clip is a common office supply item that all students, teachers, office workers and people, in general, are familiar with. Anyone working with paper seems to need a paper clip to hold them together so they don't get lost or out of order....
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Paradise: Thailand's Beautiful Beaches
Thailand is known for its beautiful beaches. People travel long distances to rest and relax on fine sand and soak in the sunshine.
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Carpet and Rug Cleaning: Removing Foreign Objects
Cleaning rugs and carpets is no easy task. Sometimes, simply vacuuming doesn't do it.
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The Healthy Brain
What are the best ways to take care of your brain and keep it healthy? There are many things you can do such as watching your diet and exercising your brain with crossword puzzles.
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Personality Disorders: Analyzing Sheldon Cooper from "The Big Bang Theory"
Sheldon Cooper from "The Big Bang Theory" is an intriguing character. He is extremely set in his ways, making him entertaining to watch when things are not just so.
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Frozen Foods: How Long They Last in the Freezer
I have found myself standing in front of my freezer many times asking myself the following questions: Non-labeled packages: I wonder how long this has been in here. The coloring looks questionable but maybe it is still good. Labeled...
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Male and Female Brains: Similarities and Differences
Men and women have different brains, both structurally and chemically. Understanding some of these differences might explain why your spouse or significant other frustrates you.
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Acupuncture: Alternative Cancer Treatment
Acupuncture can be used as an alternative cancer treatment to help not only ease the pain but reduce the symptoms as well. For those seeking non-traditional therapies, acupuncture may be the answer.
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Colorado's Giant Peaks: The Fourteeners
Colorado is proud to be home to over 50 mountains that tower at over 14,000 feet. Many make it one of their life's goals to ascend each of the official fourteeners in the Rocky Mountain state.
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Curries of India
There are many different types of Indian curry, mostly made with a yogurt base. Typically, Indian curries are vegetarian and can contain chicken, lamb, or seafood.
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The Hidden Gems Of Hot Springs Heaven
Commercial hot springs pools are a great place to rest and relax. Even better are the primitive, native hot springs and warm swimming holes that are nestled in the hills or alongside a river. Check out the different locations available for your soaking pleasure.
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Middle Child Syndrome And Me
Middle Child Syndrome really exists. Middle children are often mysterious. They are often pulled between the older and younger siblings. No wonder they struggle with identity issues!
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The Stages of Second Language Acquisition
How do humans learn a second language? There are five stages that second language learners go through when acquiring the foreign language.
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Eating Contests That Pay
Get paid to eat in Eating World Championships, or simply be entertained by people who stuff their stomachs with strange foods.
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Chinese Moms: Joy Luck Club vs. Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mom
Does Amy Chua, author of Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mom, give the wrong impression about how Chinese moms raise their children? Or, is it more realistically portrayed in Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club?
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Charlie Brown & Peanuts Characters' Personality Disorders
The personality disorders that the Peanuts characters might suffer from, including Avoidant Personality Disorder.
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A Sense of Entitlement
En•ti•tle•ment 1a: the state or condition of being entitled: right 1b: a right to benefits specified especially by law or contract 2: a government program providing benefits to members of a specified group; also: funds supporting or...
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Healthy Foods To Include In Your Diet
Which are the healthiest foods you should include in your diet? In addition to fruits and vegetables, beans and nuts are should also be included in a healthy diet.
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Top 5 Ski Resorts ~ Skiers and Snowboarders
According to Ski Magazine readers, the top five ski resorts for this season are all located in North America. All five often end up on Top 10 lists from polls taken from different populations. Each mountain has it's own unique qualities and...
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Dim Sum: Chinese "Fast" Food
Dim Sum restaurants all over the world serve the delicious, Cantonese small-eats over the lunch hour. Each small dish is shared family style with all eating together. Usually, eating is a loud, energetic experience. The food is brought out in...
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Thai Curry
Thai Cuisine is known for its flavorful, coconut-milk based curries. The three basic kinds - yellow, red, and green - are fan favorites around the world.
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Visiting the Grand Canyon's South Rim
The Grand Canyon's South Rim is one of the most beautiful places on earth. The depth and vastness just engulfs you as you near the canyon itself.
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An Empty Nest ~ Now What?
Do empty nesters have difficulty getting along after their children "fly the coop" so to speak? Some possible reasons for this difficulty point back to what the relationship was like before the children were born.
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Misconceptions About Living In The Mountains
People have misconceptions about living in the high country. Those who have not spent extensive time up in the mountains often think that it is a more difficult life. I have come to find that it is actually much simpler and healthier. The air is...
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Altitude Sickness: Feeling a Little Woozy?
Altitude sickness is a real problem for those who are not used to living at high elevations. Flu-like symptoms could emerge. The best thing to do is to drink water to prevent the pain and suffering.
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High Altitude Baking Tips
Baking at high altitudes can be extremely tricky. Inexperienced bakers often find their sweets flat and mushy rather than light and fluffy. Little tweaks can be made for perfect treats.