Frida: Movie Review

A review of the movie Frida starring Salma Hayek, and a glimpse at the real life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.

Submitted By Gail Kavanagh

Sustainable Living: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Vegetables

With rising food prices, a deepening recession, and global uncertainty, it makes sense to develop self-sufficiency by learning how to grow your own food. This article outlines everything the beginner needs to know to successfully grow a vegetable garden.

Submitted By C.R. Donovan

Five Actors Better than Jack Nicholson

A fun and thought-provoking look at five actors who might be better than Jack Nicholson.

Submitted By Billy Skid

Outsourcing Could Save Your Business

Delegating to the best people to do the job doesn´t always come easily to either small business owners or big business. Who can do it better than you can and who knows your market more intimately? But that in-depth knowledge of your own strengths is exactly why you should bring in the experts - and free yourself up to grow the business and vision.

Submitted By Teri.S

Dead Nazis and Broken Noses: Sedona Rejects Vacation Rentals

Many communities can relate to the fight brewing in Sedona, Arizona over private property rights versus the government´s right to enforce its zoning laws. This article appears in the March issue of The Noise, a Northern AZ alternative newspaper. Available for reprint. All other rights reserved. If you´d like this article reworked to suit your needs, please contact the author through Constant Content.

Submitted By Cyndy Hardy

No Ordinary Genius: Elisha Graves Otis, Inventor of the Elevator

Children of today, accustomed to seeing gleaming skyscrapers shooting up toward the sky, can scarcely imagine a time when a five-story building was tall. And the upper stories were not the most desirable. After all, who wanted to climb all those stairs? It took the invention of the elevator to change all that. The elevator – something we take so for granted – is totally responsible for our skylines of tall buildings. This article is geared for middle-grade students to give an appreciation of their heritage. It was hard-working, dedicated, creative men like Elisha Graves Otis who paved the way so we could enjoy such things as skyscrapers and elevators! (Ten interesting facts about Otis elevators comes with the article.)

Submitted By Sherri Lynn