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What is the Best Radio Controlled Car Model?
By: Caroline Miller | 10/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
There are a lot of radio controlled cars (RCs) and a lot of RC aficionados out there. Across the United States, there are hundreds of RC competitions of all kinds, attracting both young and adults.

Customizing your Radio Controlled Car Like a Pro
By: Caroline Miller | 18/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
In the world of the radio controlled car racing, making your cars as unique and as powerful as possible is a must. Racers customize their cars without end because it is the specifications and enhancements to its' features that make it a better race car. The more sophisticated RC engines have become, the more alterations they have need. Today's cars can now run through any terrain and condition without sacrificing speed.

Chevys - Classic Radio Control Models and More
By: Caroline Miller | 18/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
As far as variety goes, there are about as many RC cars as there are models of the real thing, and probably even more. Take for instance the Chevy. There is no lack of RC models available if you go for the classics in this arena; or for their sports car line, like the Chevy Corvette.

Building an Rc - It's Easy
By: Caroline Miller | 10/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
Owning and playing with a radio controlled car (also known as RC) can be time consuming, but can generate a lot of fun and satisfaction. RC is a fun hobby for car enthusiasts; in fact, many owners pit their own RCs against other RC owners in a race (or series of races), sometimes with a hefty prize at stake.

Tips on How to Buy Zipzaps Radio Controlled Cars
By: Caroline Miller | 11/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
Technically every stage of the radio controlled car revolution has had its own killer power engines. Way back in the radio controlled cars' early stages it was the "small, nitromethane-powered engine" car that got many people interested in radio controlled cars.

The Secret of Buying Xmods Radio Controlled Cars
By: Caroline Miller | 11/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
If you are looking for a radio controlled car that provides greater navigational power, fully autonomous rear and front suspensions, operational tail lights and headlights, and elective all-wheel drive, you should opt for XMODS radio controlled cars.

Tips on How to Store Radio Controlled Cars
By: Caroline Miller | 22/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
First things first! Why is it important to clean and properly store radio controlled cars? Do you remember the reason your mother always told you to clean yourself up, clean your room, wash the dishes, etc.? That is - to keep you clean as well as up and running.

Radio Controlled Car Manufacturers: Who's Who in the Industry
By: Caroline Miller | 22/01/2007 | Art & Entertainment
Genuine basketball enthusiasts are aware of the significant role played by Wilt Chamberlain in the sport. If you wish to be able to have more fun with your radio controlled cars, knowing the history of RC cars will enable you to better appreciate what you have now.

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New Operation Game?
By: kteribond | 23-10-2008
Is there a new operation game that has just recently been released.  My daughter thinks she has seen a new one on a TV commercial and she is really wanting it. Thanks

Criminal charges for bullying
By: MarilynBB | 23-10-2008
Adult bullying involves psychological and emotional abuse. Bullying always involves ·        Intimidation through specific tactics meant to instill fear so the bully gets power ·        Threats of emotional, physical and psychological harm so the victim gives up their belongings and position ·        Discrimination by accusing the victim of being inferior or wrong that undermines their sense of self esteem ·        Isolation of the victim from others who may give support resulting in the victim withdrawing even to the extent of suicide Do you think there should be criminal charges for this type of abuse?

Be blackmailed or be a single parent of three? Are inlaws ever right?
By: atelier29 | 23-10-2008
My husbands parents have been overbearing and oppressive and in some instances very disrespectful and offensive. This started prior to my husband and I marrying and having children and ranges from announcing when I had not known them long "she shouldnt be lying in bed she should be taking her son to the park" obviously the child is from a previous relationship, to pushing me when i did not join them for lunch and informing me "you dont need to wear that where you are going" when i had on slacks and a blouse and was going to a 30th birthday in a bar and club (inferring I looked a slut), walking in the bathroom when i am naked in the shower to conduct a conversation with her son, etc etc this behaviour and attitude continued for three years in varying degrees, with no intervention from my husband at all at any time - I kept my mouth shut. At eight months pregnant and with my son present she joined us for a pottery class, spent 30 minutes on the phone to a friend, and when she hung up, informed me in front of my son and hers that that was one of her best friends who had just been trying to persuade her to get her son to go out with her daughter as "everyone knows they are meant to be married." Again no intervention from my husband, and I kept my mouth shut. When our son was finally born, my husband did not take a single day off work, and left me sitting at the hospital to be collected till 17.30pm whilst he finished a days work. He then invited his parents to come for the weekend (our son was born on a Monday). His parents arrived at about 18.30 and despite being competent English speakers, spoke nothing but german, sat in the living room with the baby and their son whilst I spent hours cooking, then serving them and clearing up. They left at midnight. They arrived very early the next morning to accompany us to take my older son to his football club, where when i tried to carry my son, my husbands father took him from me, when i made clear I wanted to carry my son, his father told me so did he, so I approached my husband and told him, my husband's response was "if my father wants to carry him then he can" I became highly distressed, which everyone ignored. After the club finished, we went to he shop where our pram was to be collected. There was no one working who knew how to assemble a pram complicated enough to come with a user dvd. I told my husband and parents, still in some distress, i did not want to collect it under these circumstances - they then informed me they could put the pram together, and despite my advising them this was not acceptable, they continued, coming out to the car in relay to try and force me, with me very distressed, to take the pram. Finally they left the pram and we drove to our home. My husband then left me in the house alone whilst he went out with his parents and my new son for lunch. Despite these events, my husband then asked, without my knowledge, consent or agreement, his parents to return for the weekend in two weeks time (New Year), I was advised only when they arrived of this plan - where i contacted them and advised them of the situation and told them I was not happy to see them under those circumstances - my husband left me and our new born to spend the New Year with his parents and they at no time suggested that he should return home, instead his mother responded she could have baby sat and his other family members sent offensive messages. Shortly after their return home, I then received a letter from his mother telling me I did not know what normal relationships were and that when she had a child she wrote to her in laws every week and told them how the children were doing. At no time during my pregnancy had she ever once contacted me to ask how I was or how the pregnancy was going. By this point obviously I was very depressed and my husband spent no time with me and I refused to see his parents further. His mother then sent me a book on how to speak german for my birthday - the first card or gift received from them since meeting their son three years before. This situation has escalated over the years, with his father alleging I said their son raped me (wholly untrue) to his stating that I was pathological and schizophrenic. At one point my husband threatened to kidnap my son and take him to germany so "I could know how his mother felt" which I find very disturbing for a number of reasons. I must admit that by this point I simply became highly offensive to them back - my husband did nothing but attack me constantly for what he considered his parents being treated terribly, whilst at no point doing the same where his parents behaviour was concerbed. My husband and I only married two months ago, and have had another child during the nearly eight years this has been going on - three prior to our first childs birth, and the nearly five since. He denies his parents have ever behaved in a way that can be called unacceptable, refused to give his assurance he would prevent this offensive behaviour if it occurred in the future and says his parents should have unconditional access to the children, which if need be I can be excluded from. Now we are married, he has been trying to blackmail me by saying if they cannot see the children he will divorce me. I dont think I am being unreasonable, and think that his relationship with his parents is unhealthy and unbalanced. What do I do?

Question about strollers for older kids
By: CharleneMomof2 | 23-10-2008
My son has special needs. Although he can walk, at times it is best to keep him in a stroller. He is 5 and weighs close to 50 pounds. Any suggestions for a comfortable stroller that is for kids 50 pounds?

Why is my baby's bottom lip is red and bleeding ...
By: Ray | 23-10-2008
why is my baby's bottom lip is red and bleeding? we woke this morning and my baby girl's bottom lip was red like she just got done eating a pop-sicle. but she hadn't had one. Nose is ruuning so i went to rub off the snot and her bottom lip started bleeding from bout 5 or 6 different locatons. Looks a lil swollen and pretty red. What would do this? Should I be concerned?

I am a sinlge father of 4 kids living with the ...
By: jones | 22-10-2008
i am a sinlge father of 4 kids living with the mother of 3 of them for 7years. we live like roommates not intimate relationship other then we are the parents of children together. what are my rights if i choose leave and move on with this unpleasant life could i get custody of my children?

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Is My Child Happy? Part II
By: Crestech | 21/11/2008
This is in continuation to part I of this article. To Recap: TA – in its simplest form, explains that every individual possesses three EGO STATES. A Parent Ego State (PARENT), a grown up Ego State (GROWN UP) and a Child Ego State (CHILD). All human beings are a curious mixture of these three ego states.

A Sure-fire, 10-step Formula to Get Started as a Coach or Consultant
By: Adam Urbanski | 20/11/2008
"My guess is first I'll need some zippy flyers and a tri-fold brochure" said an email from Matt last week. Sadly, he is not the only one thinking that the first step to building a professional business is printing fliers and brochures. After all, that's what everyone does, right? And it seems like a logical place to start, doesn't it?

How To Buy Musical Instruments Wholesale
By: Mitch Gleason | 20/11/2008
Are you interested in setting up a home business selling gold jewelry? Buying wholesale is easier than you might think and you could save a huge amount as opposed to the retail price. This article is a guide to gold jewelry, buying your merchandise and finding suppliers or manufacturers for...

Disc Jockeys and Wedding Djs are All That it Takes for a Perfect Event!
By: Greg | 20/11/2008
A disc jockey is one person that can really turn a dull moment into a very worthwhile and unforgettable event. Disc jockeys primarily aim to give optimum entertainment and make sure that fun and excitement will remain as fresh as it can be as long as the party runs.

Q&a With Patrick Boivin
By: MiamiMovieCritic | 20/11/2008
Patrick Boivin is a French Canadian autodidact movie maker. He is also the director of Phylactère Cola, a French Canadian TV show.

Leicester Ice Skating – Kids Guide
By: Abhinav Sidana | 20/11/2008
Leicester ice skating rink is definitely one of the venues where you can spend some great time with your kids. Those parents who already know how to skate and have brought their kids to an ice skating rink probably know how to deal wit their kids.

Get Close to One Another
By: Tom Cruse | 20/11/2008
The most effective way to communicate with individuals, staying far away or the people you do not visit frequently, is to chat with them over the internet.

The Best Flirting Tips and Dating Tips to Try
By: lucy watson | 20/11/2008
Love is everywhere. In fact, flirting tips and dating tips are there to help you out in your dating dilemmas and problems. If you are still single and have not found the perfect person yet, try online dating. Some people have tried it and confessed that it has worked for them. They have met the person they want to share the rest of their life with and found them on the internet. Amazing isn’t it? Back then, people frequented bars and disco clubs because they are looking for dates and partners. B

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Exotic Wedding Destinations: Explore Exotic Turkish Beaches
By: Caroline Miller | 27/05/2008 | Travel Tips
When one conjures up thoughts of the Turkish landscape, beaches are not often the first thing that comes to mind. But if you take into consideration that Turkey is surrounded by water on three sides, it begins to make sense that the country has so much to offer surf worshippers.

A Guide to Breast Feeding on Air Planes
By: Caroline Miller | 29/04/2008 | Travel
If you’re traveling with an infant who you’re still nursing, breastfeeding is a gift from the gods…literally! There are no bottles to remove from cumbersome, bags, no precarious balancing of bottle, baby and formula, and no need to sterilize bottles or ask the snooty stewardess to warm your pre boiled water for you. Breastfeeding is completely safe, extremely convenient and doesn’t take any space in your carry on luggage!

How to Pack for Hassle Free Travel With Toddlers
By: Caroline Miller | 28/04/2008 | Travel
Traveling with babies can seem like a piece of cake when compared to kids who are already mobile. Toddlers and preschoolers are a lot more difficult to keep still during long flight, and packing for them will have to account for options to keep them entertained.

Make Your Hotel Room More Child Friendly With the Right Gear
By: Caroline Miller | 28/04/2008 | Travel
A hotel room can seem like a strange and uncomfortable place especially to younger kids who like routine, and might not share their older siblings’ enthusiasm for new places and surroundings. Try to make the room seem as much like home as possible to get kids to settle in. A favorite blanket or a stuffed toy that she sleeps with every night is an absolute must.

First Aid Kit for a Family Vacation
By: Caroline Miller | 27/04/2008 | Travel
A first aid kit is an absolute must when you’re a family on vacation. The kind of medication that you’re used to might not be easily available at your destination. Your hotel might offer you emergency supplies, but beware that those hefty taxes will be applied to your emergency essentials as well. You don’t want to be wandering about in a strange city in the middle of the night looking for stomach ache medication.

Airplane Safety When Traveling With Babies or Toddlers
By: Caroline Miller | 26/04/2008 | Travel
Traveling with an infant doesn’t have to be the stuff of nightmares. You don’t have to be the mom or dad that everybody glares at mid air, when your child is throwing a tantrum. Flying with a baby requires a lot more planning and foresight than flying with preschoolers or older kids. Plan accordingly, make sure your carry on luggage includes a few essentials and you can have a relatively hassle free flight without going hysterical.

Hotel Safety Tips When Traveling With Babies or Children
By: Caroline Miller | 24/04/2008 | Travel
In all the excitement of the vacation, make sure you teach your kids some basic safety steps, so your holiday doesn’t turn into a nightmare. Make sure that your room is free from the umpteen hazards that lurk in hotel rooms. Check to make sure curtain cords are tucked safely out of reach. These can pose a danger of strangulation for younger kids.

How to Prevent Accidents in the Hotel Pool When Traveling With Your Children
By: Caroline Miller | 21/04/2008 | Travel
No matter how old they are, your kids will love being around the resort or hotel swimming pool. This is especially true if you’ve chosen to vacation at an all inclusive resort where they will likely be more than one large pool, and many of these will be outfitted with plenty of water sports gear and inflatables. Follow these tips to make sure your child is safe around the pool:.