dream car http://www.artwoo.com Returned search results for dream car Copyright 2008 Fri, 21 Nov 2008 06:49:28 +0000 http://www.artwoo.com/rss/dream+car How To Find Your Dream Career http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-find-your-dream-career http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-find-your-dream-career#comments Sat, 02 Dec 2006 04:27:23 +0000 dream careercareer descriptionsfinding a careercareer counselorbad jobsfinding your dreamfrancois botha http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-find-your-dream-career dream career? Have you gone through many , and are finally getting tired of it? Do you just want to find a career that you like? If you answered yes to any of these questions you are in the same boat as a lot of people. The bottom line is that that you like is not always the easiest thing to do. Some people go through many careers before they finally find the one that is right for them. At the same time, there are many others who find their dream career the first time out. Regardless of what situation you are in, you can find your dream career if you put your mind to it.

The first step to career is determining what it is. After all, if you do not know what your dream career is, how can you ever find it? You can get information on many different careers by searching online or talking with a . The point is you need to know what is out there to find what you are interested in the most.

When you know what career you want to try out, you will then want to search far and wide for the best position. This can be done by going through the classifieds in your local newspaper and also using the internet job boards. The more jobs that you come across, the better chance you have of finding one that is your dream career. You should not make the mistake of only searching in one place or in one location. If you do this you will have a very difficult time pinpointing your dream career.

Overall, finding your dream career may take you many years. But one thing is for sure; if you put the time into searching for your dream career you will get it in the end. And all in all, this is the only thing that counts when everything is said and done. has written over 1000 articles on various career subjects. For more information on http://www.career-descriptions.co.uk/ or http://www.career-descriptions.co.uk/complete-list-of-careers.htm check his website. ]]> Write A Novel Out Of Your Dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/write-a-novel-out-of-your-dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/write-a-novel-out-of-your-dream#comments Thu, 26 Apr 2007 13:25:03 +0000 unconscious mindrem periodwriting a novelridiculoussimple grabnovel writingnew novel http://www.artwoo.com/article/write-a-novel-out-of-your-dream unconscious mind and it will give you a new nice idea for your .

is really hard. It hard to find a new idea to write it in your book. So, I recommend to use your dreams. Why your dream is gonna work, because I believe that what inspired (or terrified) you can also inspired the others. But the difficult things is to remember your dream. Almost everyone forgot their dream right after they wake up. Someone can still remember what they had dream but not very exactly.

Let's me tell you something about the "dream" that some of you may don't know. When we sleep, our eyes will move very rapidly, this is called REM (Rapid Eyes Moving) period and when our eyes will not move, this is called no-. Our body will change from REM to no-REM from time to time. I'm not sure about exact periods time but it's about one hour and a half. When we are in REM mode, we will begin to dream. This theory can explain why our dream is not continuous and change very differently in one night. The other things about the dream is beyond the scope of this article and you can find more detail on the net.

Now, how can i write out my dream? you may ask. The answer is simple, grab a pen (or pencil) and write. It may be sound but to write something at the moment you wake up is difficult. You have to practice to write after you wake up. Here are some tips:

1. Find some pen (or pencil) and some paper or notebook and put it right after your body before you go to sleep.

2. When you wake up, try to write down anything you can remember as much as possible. For example, when you dream of a monster that had chased you in the forest. Try to write down the very detail of that monster, does it has a horn?, does it has a crawl?, what color is it?, what detail of the forest you were running? Try to write down the detail of anything you can remember as the detail will help you recognize the other part of your dream.

3. After you finished you daily cleansing (or anything) sit down and revision what you wrote.

4. Repeat the process.It will take a bit time to practice until you can remember all of your dreams. Don't give up !

Lastly, I want to say that don't underestimate your dream. Dream can be a warn from the future, can be a new innovative creation, can be a new technology. And I'm sure it can be a new bestseller novel, too!.

Enjoy writing Poom Devote himself to improve the skill of writing, try to find the best http://writing-novel.blogspot.com ]]> Who Did You Dream About Last Night? http://www.artwoo.com/article/who-did-you-dream-about-last-night http://www.artwoo.com/article/who-did-you-dream-about-last-night#comments Fri, 01 Dec 2006 02:27:03 +0000 dream dictionarydream charactersseldom seenaunt bettyclarityneighbordad http://www.artwoo.com/article/who-did-you-dream-about-last-night dream characters are great sources for insights about you and your life and it can be lots of fun meeting and getting to know them. By the end of this article, you will have a better idea of why we dream about particular people, even those we never give any thought to, such as your , or that down the street.

Dream characters in general, are like actors in a play, each one portraying a different part of yourself. They are performing roles to share information about you and the current events going on in your life. These characters will include animals as well.

The first step in meeting your dream characters is to get your dream down on paper. It is very important that you do this on your own. There really isn't any other person or around that is going to be able to relate to them as well as you can.

Once you've written down your dream, list any characters that appeared whether you knew them by name or not. Think about what the character was doing and what the aspect being portrayed might be. If you do know the character personally, then chances are they represent something you equate them with in waking life.

Here's an example: I dream about my every now and then, and in the dream he is usually talking or making gestures to a group of people. In life, my Dad was a minister and I've heard him give hundreds of sermons. He was an excellent public speaker and I was always impressed with his ability to convey ideas with simple . So as a dream character, he represents the aspect of 'clarity' or 'becoming clear about something'.

What about someone that you know, but don't really associate with, or even think about? This could be your seldom seen neighbor, or that Aunt Betty I mentioned earlier. Write down what your impression is of this person. This will give you a clue as to what you were probably connecting with in your dream.

Now, what about the characters that you don't know? Pay close attention to their appearance and what their actions are.

Here's one example for you: I dreamed I was sitting and chatting with an older woman dressed in matronly-looking clothes. She was speaking gibberish, but somehow I understood what she was saying. When the dream was over and I was writing it down (I won't bore you with the details), it came to me that she was simply a translator aspect between my subconscious and my conscious self. This character was my way of getting some particular information across.

Of course, there will be dreams where the person you are dreaming about is really about that person. Chances are you have a concern, or a desire about your relationship with this person and your dream is giving you information about it. The dream content should give you a clue as to whether the character is really an aspect of you or not.

What about animals? For me, animals tend to portray feelings or a quality equated with a particular animal. For instance, I view cats as being curious, playful, independent and graceful. When a cat appears in my dream, it's generally depicting one of those characteristics. A cat for you might mean something else entirely!

If you get stuck and can't come up with a good purpose for your characters, go back into your dream through meditation and simply ask them!

~Sweet Dreams ~ Krista O'Connor is an online entrepreneur and long time dream-worker. To learn more effective tips and ideas for quick and easy dream interpretation or to subscribe to Dream Log (monthly ezine), visit her website at http://www.easy-dream-interpretation.com. ]]> How To Induce A Lucid Dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-induce-a-lucid-dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-induce-a-lucid-dream#comments Sat, 09 Feb 2008 16:35:00 +0000 lucid dream inductionlucid dreamsdream statelabergeexact wordingbest timeunicorn http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-induce-a-lucid-dream Lucid dream induction is the art of making yourself dream lucidly. In other words, it's how to consciously start dreaming or how to "break into" a dream you realize you're having and take control.

One of the common techniques for inducing is called MILD, which stands for mnemonic induction of lucid dreams.

Don't worry, it's easier done than said!

In essence, this is like putting an alarm note in your cell phone. You're setting yourself a mental note to do something in the future.

Specifically, whilst you are in a in the future.

Decide that you are going to briefly wake up the next time you notice you're dreaming. As soon as you wake, recall as much of the dream as possible. If you're regularly using a journal already, this should be a reasonably simple thing to do.

Then allow yourself to drift back off into sleep. Dr , who invented this technique, claimed this is the to set your intention for your dream.

As you start to drift, tell yourself something along the lines of "Next time I'm dreaming, I will actually remember that I am dreaming". The you use is a lot less important than just remembering to tell yourself this, over and over again as you drift back into a sleeping state.

As you repeat that phrase or mantra, see yourself back in the dream you've just been having. Or, if nothing is particularly clear about that dream, another one that you've had recently. If that doesn't work, visualize yourself as though you're watching a movie of yourself dreaming.

Don't concentrate too hard, otherwise you'll stop yourself from going into a dream state and will find yourself wide awake through too much concentrating. It's far better to fall asleep during this process than keep yourself awake with it.

Ideally, do the next step whilst you're still in the process of falling asleep.

See yourself in the dream and notice something that clearly indicates it is a dream. Anything will do for this: a dragon wagging its tail whilst cooking a with its breath would be exceptionally clear. But its your dream, not mine, so notice anything that gives you a clear signal that you are in a dream state.

Say confidently to yourself "I'm dreaming". But continue with this twilight zone experience and allow yourself to drift further into the land of slumber.

You can use this process to set the intention of your dream at the same time if you want to. It's not essential to do this, but it can help point your dreams in the direction you want them to follow.

Keep repeating the process of setting your intention of remembering to notice when you are dreaming and to tell yourself that you've actually recognized it's a dream when you do notice. With a little practice, you'll start to become accomplished at spotting when it's a dream, not reality. You should then be able to enter a lucid dreaming state almost at will. Find out more about lucid dreaming at http://www.squidoo.com/dreamingluciddreams and discover the different things you can do to become a lucid dreamer: http://www.squidoo.com/dreamingluciddreams ]]> What You Always Wanted To Know About Dreams And Their Meanings http://www.artwoo.com/article/what-you-always-wanted-to-know-about-dreams-and-their-meanings http://www.artwoo.com/article/what-you-always-wanted-to-know-about-dreams-and-their-meanings#comments Sat, 07 Oct 2006 22:27:08 +0000 interpreting dreamsrecurring dreamsworld dreamsdream interpretationwaking lifedreamerpeople dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/what-you-always-wanted-to-know-about-dreams-and-their-meanings dreamer has asked questions about why we dream, and what those dreams mean. While every dream is unique to the person who dreams it, the world of is a rich, fascinating and exciting one. We have included here some of the most commonly asked questions about dreams and their analysis.

What is the significance of dreams? Yes. Dreams to have significance in the real world. Dreams are told in a symbolic language, and the images in dreams tend to contain hidden meanings and hidden messages. When analyzing and , it is important to understand that the stories told in dreams are symbolic and not meant to be taken literally. The significance of dreams for each dreamer is a personal matter related to each person's experience and emotions.

Why do happen? Recurring dreams are among the most common types of dreams. Most often, recurring dreams indicate that the dreamer has some issue that is not being confronted in his or her . Examining these recurring dreams, and understanding what triggers them, can often allow the dreamer to resolve the underlying issue and banish the recurring dream.

Do most in color? Most people do dream in color, but many may not notice the colors in the dream world. Since color is such a natural part of our normal day to day experience, color may be overlooked in the dream world. In addition, because dreams fade so quickly, the sense of color may be the first thing to leave the conscious mind.

Do animals dream as well? All mammals studied have exhibited the same brain activity that humans exhibit during dream sleep. Many scientists see this as proof that animals do in fact dream, although what they dream about is likely to remain a mystery.

How are dreams affected by our daily lives? Any feelings or thoughts repressed during the day are likely to make an appearance in your dreams during the night. For example, if you wanted to show your anger to someone but were unable to do so, you may express anger to that person or a similar figure in a dream. In addition, those who have experienced traumatic events are often troubled by nightmares in which they relive that trauma.

Do men and women dream differently? Men and women both experience the same brain wave activity during dream sleep. The content of the dreams of men and women do differ, however. Studies of dream content have shown that men tend to dream more about other men than about women, while women tend to dream about men and women equally.

Why do I remember only bad dreams and never good ones? One reason is that the most vivid dreams tend to be those that are remembered, and nightmares are generally more vivid than good dreams. In addition, sleepers are often awakened by a particularly vivid nightmare, and waking during dream sleep means that the dream will most likely be remembered in its minutest details.

What does it mean to dream about dreaming? Experiencing a dream within a dream may be a way to deal with items from the subconscious mind. A dream within a dream may prevent the dreamer from waking up prematurely, and they often are reflections of a critical issue that the dreamer needs to confront and gain control of.

Will I really die if I hit the ground during a falling dream? The many people who have described hitting the ground during a dream about falling are proof positive that hitting the ground in a dream is not a terminal experience. It is true, however, that dreams of falling often wake the dreamer, and that is probably where that old legend got its start. If you want to learn more about dream interpretation or what a dream does mean just visit the free website at: http://www.my-dream-interpretation-guide.com ]]> Dream Home: How To Get It Affordable And Yet Luxurious http://www.artwoo.com/article/dream-home-how-to-get-it-affordable-and-yet-luxurious http://www.artwoo.com/article/dream-home-how-to-get-it-affordable-and-yet-luxurious#comments Wed, 10 Jan 2007 00:27:04 +0000 build your dream homenecessarilyfortunesfairy talespacious surroundingsintelligent investmentlarge gardens http://www.artwoo.com/article/dream-home-how-to-get-it-affordable-and-yet-luxurious fortunes and afford a dream home of their own. But having a dream home doesn't mean that you have to spend fortunes and search for years just to find what you're looking for. In fact there are a few outlines that can convince anyone that a dream home can be both affordable and luxurious and that buying cheap can often turn into a successful financial risk.

There isn't one person who, on his/her way to purchasing the dream home doesn't think about money. Even those multi-millionaires who don't know what to do with their money try to make deals a bargain. So what do you do to get yourself a lovely dream home and keep your accounts on ship's waterline? Your first step is to adopt an strategy. Whether you choose to on your own or purchase it through real estate agencies, having a good starting plan will make a difference. This way, making sure that you explain your agent what a dream home means to you and negotiating on the commission could be a good tip.

What is more, making your dream home affordable and luxurious could also be achieved by acquiring estates that have and . This way, if your freshly purchased dream home isn't quite dreamy, you can solve the problem by expanding the building and decorating it the way you like it. Not only does this allow you to expand your accommodation unit, but you can also turn your dream home into a two-winged territory, thus making it more spacious. Your dream home could also be theme-centred. This means that you should transform one or several rooms into places that share a common motif, be that butterflies, Japanese style or a - trend. A theme oriented dream home is very original, let alone that it says a thing or two about your own lifestyle and, this way, makes your home reflect your personality.

Eventually, it can't exactly be said that a dream home has a fixed meaning. For some, the dream home can be a luxurious contemporary style mansion in the heart of the city, while for others it is the equivalent of a rustic, back-to-nature mountain holiday home. But the essential when we come to talk about any dream home is that it must be in perfect harmony with the owner and with the surroundings. So, be original and daring, your own dream home could be around the corner without you even knowing it!

Copyright © 2007 Joel Teo. All rights reserved. (You may publish this article in its entirety with the following author's information with live links only.) Joel Teo writes on various financial topics including Investment Properties in Las Vegas. Learn more about Investment Properties in Las Vegas in our Real Estate Investment Resource Site today. ]]> Living And Working Where You Want! http://www.artwoo.com/article/living-and-working-where-you-want http://www.artwoo.com/article/living-and-working-where-you-want#comments Thu, 09 Aug 2007 20:25:01 +0000 utopiaouchmentorsjourneydream lifeliving the dreamdream job http://www.artwoo.com/article/living-and-working-where-you-want
We all come up with excuses that help us feel better about not going after our goals. Well isn't it time you stop making excuses and get on with your dream?

Living the life of your dream, what does it mean to you? Isn't a dream just a of sorts? A place where we would like to be. Step by step we can live in our , living where we want and working in our .

Could you be asking how can I continue my dream when I am stuck in my life?

With bills to pay, and barely making it by. What if I tell you that, where you are is a direct result of the decisions you have made? , that one hits home.... We are where we are, as a result of what we've done or have not done. A stark reality.

Do you find yourself stressed out and off your journey? Asking yourself, can I really achieve my goals? Just like being in a strange territory without a map... we would pass by on quite a few fun stuff to see and do. A squandered life.

Most of us want success, so many have tried. More importantly so many are getting their . Isn't it your turn?

What is it, that those who are are doing, that you are not? What is their secret? How can You find out? Don't you wish you could just go and ask them to show you the way? I know I do.

Spending most of my adult life studying the success and set backs of others and having had success come and go in my life, I learned a lot along the way.

A essential point I learned was, when going to a new destination... set up a good plan or even better than that, get a good mentor who knows the field. will help you save time and money when pursuing your dream, living and working your way.

How we select good guides and mentors is nearer than you think. They really do want to help you succeed with your ambition, working online. Creating your dream!

You're About To Learn 'Secrets' That Most People Will Never Know About How To Really Succeed Online...follow me the guy with the map. Joe Kennedy is a successful online marketer and pro skier. Certified coach. Founder Positive Impact International and a Success coach at http://tinyurl.com/zmr9h Joe can be reached at http://www.nowyoubeyou.com ]]> Lucid Dreaming: How To Take Control Of Your Dreams http://www.artwoo.com/article/lucid-dreaming-how-to-take-control-of-your-dreams http://www.artwoo.com/article/lucid-dreaming-how-to-take-control-of-your-dreams#comments Thu, 07 Feb 2008 14:35:00 +0000 high above the cloudsdreams journallucid dreamsearth from spacevivid imagesdream statelucid dreaming http://www.artwoo.com/article/lucid-dreaming-how-to-take-control-of-your-dreams Lucid dreaming is the art of being able to realize that you are in a without actually waking up from your dream. Once you do this, you can you control what you dream about.

Put like that, it sounds simultaneously easy and scary.

After all, dreams are kind of weird anyway. So why would you want to take control of them?

There are lots of reasons:

* There may be things that you've always wanted to do, but can't. These often take the form of wild fantasy - going on a date with Paris Hilton, for instance. Or maybe you want to fly and look down at the . For most of us mere mortals, these are things that qualify as one hundred percent fantasy. But in a dream state, they are perfectly feasible. In fact, in your these feats and more will be easy and seem normal.

* You may want to use your dream time as extra rehearsal for an important business meeting, a speech you have to deliver or even something like a driving test. Using the eight or so hours a day that you sleep to improve your skills, techniques and studies is a really good way of using this "down time" with very little extra effort on your part.

* Or you could decide that some dreams are nastier than you would like them to be - we often refer to these as nightmares - and you want to be able to turn them around and make them more pleasant. If your dreams always involve you falling or running away from vicious people or creatures, learning the art of lucid dreaming could be the turning point you're looking for.

When you decide to learn the art of lucid dreaming, all of these scenarios and many more start to become possible.

Start off by writing your dreams down in a journal that you keep close by your bed. As soon as you wake up, make it a habit to pick up your and write down as much as you can remember.

Dreams are very slippery. If you don't capture them quickly, the you experienced will evaporate into the past, never to resurface. There will be nothing left apart from the memory that you "had a good dream last night".

The better you are at keeping this journal and the more dreams you capture this way, the more you will start to remember what you dream about. This is the first step to being able to then control your sleeping hours.

Once you've been keeping a dream journal for a few days, you'll likely find that you start to remember more and more of your dreams. You'll find yourself writing more detail. That's a good sign that you're on your way to being ready to become a master lucid dreamer, where you will be able to control what you dream about without waking yourself up in the process. Find out more about how you can control what you dream about and much more about the art of lucid dreaming at http://www.squidoo.com/dreamingluciddreams ]]> How To Turn Your Own African Dream Safaris Into Reality http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-turn-your-own-african-dream-safaris-into-reality http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-turn-your-own-african-dream-safaris-into-reality#comments Tue, 29 Apr 2008 22:16:23 +0000 dream safaridream safarishoneymoon suiteafrican dreamanimals of africatropical placesluxurious vacation http://www.artwoo.com/article/how-to-turn-your-own-african-dream-safaris-into-reality tropical places, and would like to make your honeymoon different. Thus, one idea that you could try is an African .

About African

safaris are different for each person, because everyone has their own definition of what an African dream safari is. For some people, an African dream safari is a safari that involves a lot of adventure, and lots of action in terms of travel and seeing animals that they have never seen before.

Other people think of an African dream safari as being more of a , with air conditioned vehicles that leisurely drive through safe roads. After which, the passengers get to go back to their hotels for a massage.

Since this is your honeymoon, it is a better idea to go the luxurious route. After all, African safaris in general would be very tiring, and no couple wants to be exhausted throughout much of their honeymoon!

Thus, for your African dream safari, begin by picking a safari that includes comfortable transportation, and only lasts for part of the say. The more serious safaris begin early in the morning, and last the better part of a day.

There are some hotels in African that offer special excursions that allow you to see some of the exotic , while at the same time being completely safe. Thus, the next step is for you to fins a romantic hotel to stay in.

When it comes to finding the right hotel, it is important to note that upper-lass hotels mean paying upper-class prices. However, many of these hotels have the most unique views of Africa that you ever hope to find.

So if you want to stay in a luxurious African hotel, be sure that you book the a considerable amount of time in advance. This way, not only are you guaranteed the suite, but you also have time to save the money!

If you would like more information on an African dream safari, consult your local travel agent. You can also search various travel sites on the internet. You are sure to find the right African dream safari for your honeymoon with the proper research. Ann Marier is a prolific writer. Her latest selection of articles about African safari Trips can be read at http://www.african-safaritrips.com. Ann Marier's other articles available on holiday topics can be found at http://www.camping-gearandequipment.com/camping http://www.all-about-cruises.com ]]> Reaccurring Chase Dreams Can Be Trying To Tell You Something http://www.artwoo.com/article/reaccurring-chase-dreams-can-be-trying-to-tell-you-something http://www.artwoo.com/article/reaccurring-chase-dreams-can-be-trying-to-tell-you-something#comments Sun, 16 Jul 2006 10:27:06 +0000 common dreamsdream interpretationattackerunfortunatelychasedream statedreamer http://www.artwoo.com/article/reaccurring-chase-dreams-can-be-trying-to-tell-you-something chased are one of the universally . , these are dreams that will sometimes follow one all throughout their life. Most experts feel that chase dreams are reflections of anxiety or pressure that is going on in the 's life.

Chase dreams can exhibit themselves in a range of ways. Often the dreamer is being chased by someone that they fear will harm them or even kill them. These dreams are many times so realistic that the dreamer will be frightened for a few minutes even after waking up.

So what is it in our waking state that causes us to be chased in our dreams? Perhaps there is something that we know we must do but for whatever reason we have been avoiding. This action that we are avoiding could be the in our dream. Instead of facing the task and taking action we choose to run away from it. So this dream represents the things that you are trying to get away from or avoid like a bad relationship, a job that we hate, maybe even a book report that's due.

It's said that if you have been troubled by the same reoccurring chase dream you can examine what is going on in your life that you are trying to avoid, confront it and the chase dreams go away.

Some times the attacker in the dream is not something that you are avoiding but can even be yourself. Unsettled feelings of resentment, anger and fright can often enter your dreams in the form of the threat of an attacker. Again, in reality the attacker is just a representation of your life.

Sometimes you can resolve a dream by confronting the attacker in the dream. This can be difficult for some people as they are unable to take an active role in the , if you are able to though, give it a shot. Ask the attacker what they want why are they chasing you, you may find the answer to your wake state trouble right from the attacker.

Of course chase dreams do not always have symbolic meaning. Sometimes dreams where you are being chased simply represent a fear of being a victim to crime. This type of direct fear dreams are more common in women than in men. Women, in particularly those living in high crime areas, often feel in danger in their waking lives, and this fear just carries over into their dream state.

It doesn't really matter why you are having these chase dreams, it is generally possible to reduce or eliminate them simply by examining the cause of these dreams in the first place. Web publisher, Holly Dodd writes articles about the meaning of dreams for her website http://www.mydreammeaning.info. For related articles and other resources, visit Holly's website: http://www.FreeOfferGuide.com ]]> Dream About A Marathon http://www.artwoo.com/article/dream-about-a-marathon http://www.artwoo.com/article/dream-about-a-marathon#comments Sat, 29 Apr 2006 00:50:02 +0000 marathon runningmarathon trainingideatrainpartnerhealthcare professionalaccountable http://www.artwoo.com/article/dream-about-a-marathon idea of finishing a marathon. There seems to be something magical about the concept of a marathon, almost as if it seems super-human to compete in one or even to complete one.

Have you been pondering the idea of running a marathon for fun or for competition? If so, you must know that it takes months of hard and consistent preparation before the dream can become a reality because a marathon is no walk in the park.

One of the best strategies for making the dream of a marathon possible for you is to find a . Talk to your friends and find someone who is willing to begin the journey of ing" rel="tag">marathon training with you. Figure out a way to mesh your schedules so that you can train together, at least on your long runs. You've heard it said that 'no man is an island,' and that concept it certainly true when it comes to preparing for your first marathon. Most people last a few weeks at best when they have no one to train with and no one to hold them as the training schedule becomes more intense.

Once you've found the perfect marathon partner you should also take time to research the best training schedule for your time, needs and running goals. Getting on a specific schedule for marathon training will prevent you from overworking yourself or underworking yourself. It is no easy thing to get your body in shape for a twenty-six mile run, so make it a priority to find a schedule and then stick to it.

Talk to your physician about your dream of running a marathon. It is never a bad idea to check with a for any warnings or advice. See if your physician has any suggestions for ways to supplement your training with adjustments to your eating or sleeping habits. Proper eating and sleeping will only benefit the physical training you do to prepare for the marathon.

Running a marathon is something that many people dream about but far fewer people actually accomplish it. With some careful planning and a lot of dedication you can be one of the few that makes the dream of running a marathon a reality. Julee Mitchelson has been running marathons and encouraging others to join her for several years. Learn more about at http://www.funmarathon.info ]]> Can Dreams Tell The Future? http://www.artwoo.com/article/can-dreams-tell-the-future http://www.artwoo.com/article/can-dreams-tell-the-future#comments Sat, 06 May 2006 05:32:02 +0000 rem sleepdreamssubconscious minddreamingunnoticedfeelingsstage http://www.artwoo.com/article/can-dreams-tell-the-future
The precise function of when we sleep is still a matter of disputation among scientists and dream researchers. One accepted theory holds that are a way for the to rinse out itself and make sense of the sensory inputs gotten during the daytime where you were awake. Another accepted theory is that dreams are a sort of let go valve. For example, a lot of people hold back or repress their of anger and dislike during the day. The theory says that dreams are a practical and safe outlet for those repressed feelings to be express.

Can dreams tell the future?

At the same time as many people feel that their dreams can tell the future, there is no scientific proof that dreams are foretelling. What a lot of people mistake for prediction may actually be the fact that the subconscious mind notices things that go totally by the conscious mind. When you sleep and dream, the stuff noticed by the subconscious mind is included into the dream, and you may notice many things you missed during the day. These unnoticed clues may be misinterpreted as predictions of what is to come in the future, but in fact they were just missed clues to present events.

Do you dream every night?

Yes you do dream every night, whether you can remember your dreams or not. The dreams that you most likely can remember are the ones that take place closest to waking.

How many dreams do you have in a night?

On average you have between four and seven dreams per night. And 15% to 20% of the typical night is spent sleeping, and consequently an eight hour night of sleep will have up to two hours of dreaming in it.

The s of your sleep.

It takes you anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes to reach a sleep state, that is deep enough for dreaming. In the final and deepest stage of you sleep you will cycle in and out of . The average session of REM sleep lasts from 10 to 20 minutes, after which you cycle back into the deepest stage of sleeping. And then after a while, you will reenter REM sleep again. Each session of REM sleep will contain its own unique dream.

Do children dream about themselves?

The interesting thing to note here is that children normally do not dream about themselves until they reach the age of three. Children younger than three are not characters in their own dreams. This may explain why most children do not develop a strong sense of self until the age of three.

Do children's dreams have the same meaning as adult dreams?

In most cases, dreams are a reflection of your concerns and experience of the awake and conscious world. Because those concerns and experiences are different in children than in adults, the differences are most likely reflected in the child's dream as well. Studies have shown that the dreams of young children do not have either strong emotional content or a real storyline. A child between the age of 3 and 7 are frequently troubled by nightmares. These nightmares are often reflections of their own real world fears. Like noises, monsters, and so on. The dreams of older children or teenagers very much match those experienced by adults. Much more information about Dream Interpretation http://www.dream-interpretation-e.com on this website. Check it out! ]]> Online Floor Plans For Your Dream Home http://www.artwoo.com/article/online-floor-plans-for-your-dream-home http://www.artwoo.com/article/online-floor-plans-for-your-dream-home#comments Mon, 05 Jun 2006 09:32:05 +0000 floor plansfloor plandream houserelaxpopular onlinemind bogglingdesigner homes http://www.artwoo.com/article/online-floor-plans-for-your-dream-home s. Some of these sites charge you a nominal fee to download the exact specifications of the online floor plan that suits you while others offer the most floor plans for free!

The benefit of browsing through a website that offers online floor plans is that a whole new world of possibilities will open in front of you.

All of us have a in mind that we would like to build and live in some day. In fact, many of us work towards a fine house where we would like to in. Sadly, the rising costs of living and even inflation have ensured that this house remains a dream for most.

The same is the case with me. I dream of a fine house with a lavish garden where my family and I can relax and enjoy life. And although I don't have the means to afford the house right now, I am pretty sure that one day I will be able to afford it. Meanwhile I continue to source out various aspects of the dream house. And recently, I stumbled upon a goldmine -- online floor plans!

Speaking for myself, when I went to one such website looking for online floor plans, I was confronted by a range of online floor plans for literally any kind of house. This particular website had floor plans that could be searched by any or all of a combination of key words. For instance, I could search for online floor plans based on number of rooms. I could also select to view online floor plans based on the style of construction.

If I knew what I wanted and more or less how I wanted it to look, I could opt to see online floor plans based on the area of the construction or the material best suited for the online floor plan of a particular type of construction. Why? I could even view online floor plans for futuristic and !

While most of these floor plans are very basic, unless you decide to buy a complete online floor plan with drawings, scale sheets, blueprints etc, they still offer one a wealth of information about the kinds of construction taking place.

And once you browse through the comprehensive collection of online floor plans, your dream house will look that much better and you will be motivated to build and live in it that much sooner. Trust me! I still continue to browse through online floor plans. And my dream home is getting better by the day. Get online floor plans for your dream home. http://onlinefloorplans.info/ ]]> Finding the Appropriate House in Bel Air http://www.artwoo.com/article/finding-the-appropriate-house-in-bel-air http://www.artwoo.com/article/finding-the-appropriate-house-in-bel-air#comments Sun, 19 Oct 2008 06:50:20 +0000 finding your dream hometime and patiencefinding your dreamhousing loaninvestment investmenthousing projectpersonal goals http://www.artwoo.com/article/finding-the-appropriate-house-in-bel-air
Investment cannot only be seen on the green bucks. Investment is not only used in business. Staying late at night to study on your trigonometry subject, honing your ability and never-ending practice just to get the attention of the interviewer of your dream job, or working day and night for years just to settle the amortization of your are all investments.

Investing on something means exerting an effort and exhibiting patience to achieve a goal. Among all your , settling into your abode is the most important. You can adjust your budget on food and luxuries but you can't give your budget a diet when it comes to living in a decent home. Owning your home sweet house is not just a product of your investment but a dream come true as well.

home calls for dealing with real estate. The term real estate has always been associated with the adjective costly. Nevertheless, it is always an answer to housing necessities. Now, what is the best service that real estate can offer you? Yes they are also giving you a favor in building your dream house in as much as you are giving them a favor in buying what they build. One of their best services is by developing a in known places in West Side, be it on Beverly Hills, Brentwood, or West L.A.

In my case, the best place that I may be interested to live in is Bel Air, which may likewise interest you. It also provides a variety of choices for your desired house. Finding my dream home in Bel Air may require and effort as well. I may need to do a little research first in finding my dream home in Bel Air to avoid wasting everything.

Of course finding my dream home in Bel Air requires me to see if I am making a good buy. Although the place sounds so great, I still need to consider the type of house and the price of the house in finding my dream home in Bel Air. I have to make sure that I am buying the appropriate home for me.

Finding my dream home in Bel Air can present me numerous beautiful houses. I should not be overwhelmed at first glance as to avoid being impulsive. I might be paying the down payment for the wrong house. I might pay for a five-room house which I may not really need.

Planning is crucial in finding my dream home in Bel Air. That can help me get a nice home that really suits my needs. The value of money now is higher so I need to be practical in finding my dream home in Bel Air.Ready to learn hidden secrets about buying luxury homes and home in Bel Air on the westside? Visit http://www.SunsetStripRealty.com now to learn about buying luxury property for premium and discount prices.]]> What Are Dream Really Made Of? http://www.artwoo.com/article/what-are-dream-really-made-of http://www.artwoo.com/article/what-are-dream-really-made-of#comments Thu, 12 Oct 2006 18:27:17 +0000 prophetic dreamslaw of attractionwhat the heckguessnegative emotionemotionsliterally http://www.artwoo.com/article/what-are-dream-really-made-of what the heck dreams are really made of?

Many people believe dreams are simply a bunch of garbled thoughts strung together that don't mean anything in particular. If you taking the time to read this article, then chances are you probably believe that dreams are much more important than that...and they certainly are!

Your dreams are a true reflection of yourself at that particular point in your life. They encompass all of your thoughts, your , your beliefs, and all of your desires. Think of your dreams as snapshots of what you are in the process of attracting or creating in your life at that time.

That last sentence is what dreams are really all about. They are signposts telling you the nature of things to come.

This isn't about here, but the general direction your thoughts and emotions are taking you in. So in that light, giving your dreams some attention is to your great advantage!

Here's how it works --

Suppose that most of your waking thoughts are of worry, fear, frustration or beating yourself up over something you said or did, and so on. This is that will naturally be reflected in your dreams.

However, your subconscious (or you higher self, or whatever you want to call it) is a lot smarter than your conscious self and will offer you nuggets of wisdom to make you more aware of the bigger picture. Awareness breeds the changes necessary to turn those negative thoughts and emotions around.

If you choose to do nothing about your negative state, then what...you'll get more of the same. If you choose to be more aware of your emotion and move toward the positive, then you will create more positive results in your life. That's the at work and believe me, your dreams can really help you with this!

The message here is to become more interactive with your subconscious through your dreams and make use of them. You can start by asking yourself a question before you fall asleep at night and expect an answer.

Sweet Dreams! Krista O'Connor is an online entrepreneur and long time dream-worker. To learn more effective tips and ideas for quick and easy dream interpretation or to subscribe to Dream Log (monthly ezine), visit her site at http://www.easy-dream-interpretation.com ]]> The Art Of Dreaming http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-art-of-dreaming http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-art-of-dreaming#comments Sun, 25 Nov 2007 15:20:00 +0000 what am i worthdreams come trueunconscious mindfruitiondream comes truedream dayi dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-art-of-dreaming
Day dreaming can have a bad reputation as a wasteful, idle, "pie in the sky" activity =96 and an optional one. Here's the truth: the ability to dream is a life skill and especially a critical business one. Our dreams carry us to the vision of what we want, they help us identify core truths and they help us relate to ourselves and other people.

These are common objections, obstacles and oppositions to dreaming. Which ones can you relate to?

- Dreaming isn't realistic. - If about something I need to make a lifetime commitment to it. - I don't remember how to dream. - Dreaming is for kids, not adults with responsibilities. - What's the value in a dream? I'll only think about something that I can't have. - I have no idea how to dream; the thought of it makes me tense and stressed. - I'm trying to dream and it's not working. - Dreamers are people who don't get anything done.

Dreams assist us to form our identities. When we don't dream, we're cut off from an important part of ourselves =96 the that drives much of decision making and action taking. And the universe does want to help us bring our dreams to . It's truly enough to say, "This is my dream. What's the next best step?" This request scares some of us. It can dredge up notions such as, "?" "Do I deserve to have my ?" "If my , do I have to pay in some other area of life?"

Here's what I've learned: Dreams come equipped with big safety nets underneath them. And when we consider our dreams carefully, make the right decisions for us, and understand when to take a risk and when not to, the net is relatively close to the cliff that we've just leapt off of. But no matter how careful the consideration, any dream does require a leap of faith into the unknown. There's no way to skip this step.

So let's get dreaming =85 here are some tips to start your dreaming process.

-Identify something in your life that excites you. Let's say that you're writing your first short story in ten years. Use that excitement as a springboard into a dream. If you amplified your excitement about your short story by ten, one hundred or one thousand times, what would the dream be? A best selling novel?

-Stop yourself from making dreaming a chore. You can't "try" to dream. You need to let it emerge in your mind, on paper or in the air =96 dreams live in the spirit of fun and adventure. "What if I could live in the house of my dreams? What if I could live in another country? What if I could become a consultant?"

-Dreaming requires space. Go for a walk, or a drive or a trip down the grocery aisle (without children). Do anything that allows your mind to free associate.

-It's important to remember that just because you dream something doesn't mean that you have to commit to it. A dream can be simply a dream. Notice little kids =96 they engage in one passion after the next. As soon as they've used up their passion, they drop it like a hot potato and move on to the next passion without judging themselves.

-Barbara Sher, the author of Wishcraft and numerous other books, talks about how you only need to identify one passion to start dreaming. This is because passion begets passion. One dream will open the door to the next dream. Knowing this, we can let go of the idea that a dream needs to be the "right" one.

-Excitement can not be overrated. If you feel excitement about anything at all, follow the trail and see where it leads you =96 there's probably a dream at the end.

-When you dream, start to notice the feeling around it. Do you feel excited? Scared? A combination of both? Excitement and fear or a combination of both are signs that you're on the right track.

Reconnecting to your inner dreamer will move your life forward in new and exciting ways. Dreaming, an internal creative process, precedes most new ideas that populate our minds. Everything good starts with a vision -- in truth, fantasy can be reality. Happy dreaming! Claudette Rowley is a professional coach, speaker and author who helps savvy professionals identify their true purpose and mobilize the resources and strategies to pursue it. Sign up for her free monthly ezine "Insights for the Savvy" at http://www.metavoice.org or contact her at info@metavoice.org ]]> Working From Home Is No Longer A Dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/working-from-home-is-no-longer-a-dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/working-from-home-is-no-longer-a-dream#comments Wed, 02 Jan 2008 21:34:59 +0000 full time jobbusiness startupsterm profitshome successworking from homeenjoying lifebusiness venture http://www.artwoo.com/article/working-from-home-is-no-longer-a-dream working from home. This is especially true for those people who feel as though their current employer is holding them back from somehow. Working from home certainly can be a wonderful thing, and many people have realized this dream, especially since the Internet has come onto the scene. If you dream of the day whenever you can quit your full-time job and began working for yourself at home then taking the right steps along the way is imperative for you to reach this goal. Here are some of the steps that you should take and some that you should not take.

One of the problems that most people find that makes it difficult for them to begin working from home is that their current job takes too much of their time. If you are working full time and have other responsibilities to consider then it typically does not leave much time in the day to be able to start a new business. That is why you must choose a business opportunity that will allow you to build your success in the time that you have. You would do this by going with a proven system that takes care of all of the work for you. All you should have to do is join the system and allow them to work for you.

One of the great things about working from home is that it will give you the freedom to build your business even further. As you begin to realize your goal of work at , you will begin to have additional time that you can put into your business. One of the keys to any successful is that you recycle your time and energies into the opportunity. By choosing wisely whenever you decide which opportunity you are going to sink your self into, it will afford you the time, not only to build your business but also to do the things that you have always wanted to do.

One of the things that you want to avoid is any that will not give you long-. Many of these businesses promise you that they will give you success immediately and some of them may actually deliver on that promise. The problem is that you do not want to build your business on a system that will not be around for the long term. Having money in your hand immediately is a great thing, seeing it go away after a period of time is crushing. Make sure that you don't begin your work at home business by joining a program that will just cause you to begin an endless cycle of opportunity hopping.

Working from home is more than a dream, it is a reality for those that really want it. If you pursue your dream by following the right leaders, you will certainly find that success can be yours and you can begin living your dream quickly. Michael Burton: To learn more about the most powerful, automated,turn-key, marketing system on the planet visit http://www.greathomebasebusiness.com ]]> Spirituality Information - Journey In The Fields Of Forever ( Part 68) http://www.artwoo.com/article/spirituality-information-journey-in-the-fields-of-forever-part-68 http://www.artwoo.com/article/spirituality-information-journey-in-the-fields-of-forever-part-68#comments Mon, 07 Apr 2008 02:15:04 +0000 spiritual simplicitypale moonlightordinary dreamjohn harricharanrest of the storybusiness consultantlecturer http://www.artwoo.com/article/spirituality-information-journey-in-the-fields-of-forever-part-68 ordinary dream with part of me sleeping peacefully while another part of me was involved in dream adventures.I've had such dreams before where I knew I was dreaming and understood that in the morning I'd remember everything and would smile and reflect upon these mysteries. But what I was now experiencing seemed so real that I instinctively knew this was much more than a dream.

I continued staring at the people approaching me. It was Pandayji who had called my name and there, next to him, was Mardai. She seemed as young and beautiful as the day we were married many, many years ago. She put her arm around me and said, "I bet you're surprised. I'm so happy that we can be together again, even though it's only for a short while."

"It's so good to see you. I've missed you terribly over the years," I said. "I do see you from time to time in my dreams, but I don't ever remember seeing you as clearly as now. Infact, this doesn't even seem like a dream." I thought how quickly one accepts and adapts to events in dreams.

"It's not a dream, my dear John," she smiled sweetly, "it's as real as you are. But it won't last very long and it won't happen again like this for quite a number of years. Let's go see the kids." As she said this, the brightness of the scene dimmed to that of a lovely, , bright enough to see by, but not so bright as to be uncomfortable.

"Kids? What kids?" I asked in surprise.

To read the visit http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com , entrepreneur and MBA , is the author of the award-winning book, "When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat." For more information, visit: http://www.spiritual-simplicity.com http://www.vish-writer.com, http://www.innerpeaceandbalance.com ]]> Should I Sell The Dream? http://www.artwoo.com/article/should-i-sell-the-dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/should-i-sell-the-dream#comments Thu, 02 Nov 2006 08:27:11 +0000 quotuhhdream come trueunlimited timetime moneytest questionsreps http://www.artwoo.com/article/should-i-sell-the-dream reps from some 35 companies participating. Some had been in the business 30 years, others less than a year...

and;Should I sell the dream, when my company and upline keep telling me to do that, even though I am not making it yet? Aren't we just telling them stuff that isn't really true?andquot;

To get to the answer, here are 3 questions we asked and answered:

1. What is the andquot;dreamandquot; anyway? And why do they tell you to sell that?

The andquot;dreamandquot; ranged from being $1k to $20k/mo, to andquot;, money and freedomandquot; to andquot;whatever you want, when your wantandquot; to andquot;having a housekeeperandquot; to andquot;being happy.andquot;

We all decided that whatever each person on the call wanted, or whatever their prospect wanted, that the business could provide, that THAT would be their andquot;dream.andquot;

2. So why do they tell you to sell andquot;the dreamandquot;? Why not just sell andquot;the businessandquot;?

Responses ranged from andquot;How else can they get you to recruit?andquot; to andquot;That's how they get you to buy inandquot; to andquot;It takes a while to make it and keeping 'the dream' in mind will help you keep going.andquot;

3. So how do you make your ?

Compare the andquot;dreamandquot; to your favorite cookies. What is the recipe to make them, so you KNOW they'll come out right? Say 'the dream' is $3k or $10k/mo, what is the recipe to make that dream come true?

Responses ranged from andquot;build an organizationandquot; to andquot;sign people upandquot; to andquot;develop yourself and get trainedandquot; to andquot;sell productandquot; and andquot;sign up repsandquot; to andquot;teach peopleandquot;.

:

1. When you get people to sign the app and pay their $19.95 or $45 sign up fee, whose dream is being made?

, well since only the company gets that, umm, maybe the company's dream is being made?

2. When you buy product every month from the company, whose dream is being made?

Well, err, the company's, and my sponsor's.

So these two things don't make YOU money, correct? :(

Neither do you make money when you are being trained - no matter who does the training. I asked people on the call:

3. Do you make money when you take my classes?

Pause...

andquot;WHO makes money when you take my classes, you or me?andquot;

Uhhh, You. KIM.

andquot;Right. I make money when you take my classes. NOT you.andquot;

But I believe I show you things that CAN make you money. I can show you the recipe to make cookies.

Err...money. What's one thing the recipe requires for you to make money?

andquot;Get regular customers who buy product or services.andquot;

Yep. And you earn a percent of what thay buy, like in all commission sales. THAT is one way to make cookies.

And what else?

andquot;Get dealers/sales reps who buy product also, and who find other customers and reps to do the same.andquot;

Amen.

Everything else you do must be things that bring that about, and those things will depend on your personality, style and whether you have more time or money. There are MANY ways to reach out and amass customers.

Learning things, getting motivated, or getting your belief up will not help you make cookies if you don't have the recipe.

This is the same.



THE RECIPE for THE DREAM

If you know your average customer order is say, $100, and that's what you buy, and if they pay you say $15 per regular customer, then you can answer the question: what's the recipe for me to make $1.5k/mo?

100 customers doing an average of $100/mo. x $15/ea = $1,500/mo.

THAT is one recipe. Notice it's just like AOL, cable TV, Sirius and XM radio, who get their income each month from regular customers. Like them, everything you do should be focused squarely on amassing those customers. That's a dream recipe.

And what about getting dealers or reps?

Same kind of recipe.

First know that the ingredients to andquot;makeandquot; a dealer cookie are a lot harder to come by. The % of people who want to sell stuff is very small, compared to people who are customers of stuff. Once you get past your friendly warm market (if you have them, hehe), and into cold market, it's like 1/100 who want to do commission sales long term, at least in the U.S.

So, if you want to make that recipe for part of the dream, ask yourself, based on your pay plan: how many sales reps do you need to get, buying in at what level, for you to make say $150? And if that is a one time bonus, how many do you have to bring in each month to earn your andquot;dreamandquot;?

And then of course, how much do you earn on their sales?

Once you pick your mix of customers and reps to make your andquot;dream income,andquot; THAT'S your dream recipe. Same for any prospect or baby you have. And you can change the mix of customers to sales reps in your dream recipe whenever youor experience tells you to adjust it.

Plus you get to choose how big your cookie will be. After all, aren't you the one making it? For yourself. You can share later, after you have something to share. :)

Everything else you do, training and motivation-wise, must be focused on HOW to do those two things in whatever mix you choose.

But first, the recipe: The number of customers and reps you want to make your cookies.

4. andquot;Should I sell the Dream?andquot;

We all concluded: YES. But from this day forward, only with the recipe.

:) Kim Klaver is Harvard andamp; Stanford educated. Her 20 years experience in network marketing have resulted in a popular blog, http://KimKlaverBlogs.com, a podcast, http://YourGreatThing.com and a giant resource site, http://BananaMarketing.com ]]> Baby Dream Crib - Sweet Dreams In Baby's Dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/baby-dream-crib-sweet-dreams-in-babys-dream http://www.artwoo.com/article/baby-dream-crib-sweet-dreams-in-babys-dream#comments Thu, 08 Jun 2006 18:32:11 +0000 dream cribbaby dreamcpscsoft curvescribsdrop gateadds http://www.artwoo.com/article/baby-dream-crib-sweet-dreams-in-babys-dream Dream Crib, with adorable bedding and accessories to match, is one way of ensuring a comfortable, nurturing nursery. With more than 15 years experience behind it, the company is committed to continue the tradition of quality craftsmanship, as seen in every Crib. Located in Buena Vista, Georgia, the Baby's Dream Crib manufacturer is an integral part of the community.

The Baby Dream Crib collection is versatile, with manufactured to accommodate conversion to a toddler bed later on. With the addition of optional rails, the crib even becomes a full-size bed. The superbly adjustable mattress heights maximize functionality of these cribs.

The Generation Next, with classic sleigh bed lines, is one range in the Baby Dream Crib Collection. A convenient drop-gate front allows you to reach your little one with ease. Beautiful decorative feet have dowel reinforcements, adding to the robustness of the crib.

The Generation Next Baby Dream Crib meets safety standards as set out by the . A selection of furniture pieces, such as Drawer Chests and mirrors, complement the crib. Finishes are available in a variety of colors, such as amber, cherry, honey, and white.

A Baby Dream Crib with an elegant touch, is featured in the Georgian line. Lenga wood, with exquisite detail in the design, to the beauty of this range. A safety feature is that both latches of the drop-gate front has to be engaged or loosened simultaneously. At the same time, the design also prevents little fingers from getting pinched. Non-toxic cherry-colored finishes rounds off the picture.

The Kathryn Crib is a Baby Dream Crib in the sleigh style. The delicate, of this cozy crib converts into a full-size bed that will enhance any teenager's room. A choice of additional pieces, such as the Belle 6-Drawer Chest, adds stylish storage space.

In the tradition of Baby Dream Cribs, a crib in the ebony finish of the Infinity line, will grow with your baby. This range is suitable for a boy or a girl, and has a number of options as far as add-on pieces are concerned. An Infinity Grand Armoire, or Double Dresser, are only two examples.

Your baby will love naps and nights in his or her comfy Baby Dream Crib... Find more information at http://www.Cribs-for-Babies.com Rika Susan of http://www.Article-Alert.com researches, writes, and publishes full-time on the Web. Copyright of this article: 2006 Rika Susan. This article may be reprinted if the resource box and hyperlinks are left intact. ]]>