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How to Celebrate Arbor Day

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In recent years Arbor Day's traditional spot on the calendar, April 22, has given way to Earth Day. But this day set aside for the planting of trees is just as important as it was when Nebraska journalist J. Sterling Morton thought it up more ... more »

How to Celebrate Children's Day

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In Japan, May 5 is Children's Day, a time to pray for the health and happiness of the country's children and to give them special treats and gifts. If you find yourself spending more time ferrying your offspring to and from soccer games, ballet ... more »

How to Celebrate Eleanor Roosevelt's Birthday

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Eleanor Roosevelt began life as a shy, awkward, love-starved child and ended up ' at least in the opinion of "Time" Magazine ' as one of the 100 greatest leaders and revolutionaries of the 20th century. Her birthday, on October 11, is a good ... more »

How to Celebrate Father's Day in Italy

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Festa del Papa, the Italian name for Father’s Day, is celebrated on March 19, St. Joseph’s Feast Day in Italy. Households prepare traditional spreads of special Italian breads and cookies. This is the day when families show their gratitude to ... more »

How to Celebrate Franklin D. Roosevelt's Birthday

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, born January 30, 1882, was the 32nd President of the United States, and is consistently named as one of the three greatest U.S. presidents by scholars of U.S. history. Here are some ways to celebrate his birthday... more »

How to Celebrate George Washington's Birthday

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There's nothing wrong with one President's Day holiday in February, but our first President was born on February 22 and he deserves a day of his own - and you deserve another cause for a celebrating during the grayest month of the year... more »

How to Celebrate John Lennon Day in New York City

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John Lennon was born on October 9th. The date has become an unofficial holiday known simply as “John Lennon Day.” There may be no better place to celebrate this day than New York. Read on to learn how you can celebrate John Lennon Day in New York ... more »

How to Celebrate Mole Day

By Carla Lucas

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Annually on October 23 from 6:02 a.m. to 6:02 p.m. there are those that celebrate Mole Day. It is based on Avogodro number: 6.02 times 10 to the 23 power. Mole Day is a celebration of chemistry. In chemistry, a mole is a basic unit of measure ... more »

How to Celebrate Mother's Day

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Mother's Day has its roots in ancient Greek festivals honoring Rhea, the Mother of the Gods. The modern American holiday officially began in 1914, when President Woodrow Wilson declared the second Sunday in May a day to honor all the mothers of ... more »

How to Celebrate National Handwriting Day

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January 23 is National Handwriting Day, also John Hancock’s birthday. Celebrate this unique holiday with your family and friends. We’ve gathered a list of fun things to do... more »

How to Celebrate Women's History Month in the Classroom

By Martina McKoy

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Since 1981, March has been Congressionally declared Women's History Month. Women from all walks of life are recognized during this time. Here are a few ways to observe Women's History Month in your classroom... more »

How to Conserve Coal

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Coal consumption isn't just a matter for industrial companies and train conductors. Coal is one of the natural resources used most commonly to create electricity for homes and businesses. Of the one billion tons of coal burned in America each ... more »

How to Dance Around the Maypole

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Dancing around the Maypole is a folk dance that originated in Europe. One tradition has individuals dancing around a tall pole that has been decorated with flowers, ribbons and flags. In the another ritual, individuals dance around a pole with ... more »

How to Give Your Administrative Professional Appreciation

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On April 23rd, 2008 it will be Administrative Professionals' Day. What do you need to do so they will know you are THE BEST BOSS? It doesn't take much... more »

How to Involve Your Children in National Arbor Day

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Trees are an important aspect of our environment. A single tree can provide enough oxygen for a family of four. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, provide food and shelter for animals, filter dust and pollutants and help prevent erosion. Trees and ... more »

How to join a high society social club without really trying!

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I wanted to call this article: "New York Society As I Have Found It - Or Club Life in Manhattan" or "How I became a member of a private social club - and you can too!" But honestly this is just a simple article on how I ... more »

How to Lessen Greenhouse Gases

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Everyone in our modern world creates new greenhouse gases through daily activity. If we want to lessen the greenhouse gases in our atmosphere, we must all adopt techniques to reduce our individual carbon footprints. You can lessen your emission ... more »

How to Make a Rain Stick for Earth Day

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Traditional rain sticks are made out of dead cacti, with tiny pebbles placed inside to recreate the gentle sound of rain. These instruments have been used for centuries by Native American cultures during ritual prayers for rain. Making a rain ... more »

How to plan a pot-luck or progressive dinner

By Karen Cotton

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Need to arrange a gathering for your club, local community or family? Organising a pot-luck or progressive dinner might be the solution to your problems. By reducing your financial costs and time spent in the kitchen cooking, you'll be able to ... more »

How to Plan a Stress-free Party

By Dani Fausek

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It doesn’t matter the size or theme, planning a party can be stressful. Are all the decorations right? Was anything forgotten? Has the food been ordered? These are just a few of the many questions to consider. The following are some helpful ... more »

How to Play Autumn Leaf Toss

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Autumn is a wonderful time for children to be outside playing in the fallen leaves. If you want to get your kids involved in some fall fun requiring cooperation and team effort, consider setting up a game of autumn leaf toss. This is an easy game ... more »

How to Prepare a Blue Colored Food Night for your Kids

By Kristina N

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Having a one-colored food night is a great way to start a new family tradition, celebrate an event, or just have fun. My youngest daughter helped inspire the foods for this celebration... more »

How to Produce a Talent Show

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A talent show is a great way to end a school year, to jazz up a weekend retreat, to spend a rainy afternoon, to cap a family reunion or...you name it! Here are some tips that will help you organize just such an event for your next gathering... more »

How to Save Energy in the Office

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There are plenty of ways employees and business owners alike can help to save energy in the office. From simple, eco-conscious behavior to minor maintenance practices, it's easier than ever to conserve... more »

How to Be Prepared for Summer Parties

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Summer entertaining should be easy and fun. Here are a few tips to be prepared for those impromptu gatherings. If you keep these on hand, you will be ready for some on the spot party planning... more »

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