Tips for Lucid Dreaming (BellaOnline)

An email manager to schedule follow-up with visitors and customers.

Tips for Lucid Dreaming (BellaOnline)

Become master of the dream world; use these tips to learn how to dream consciously.

Scouts learn survival strategies (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)

CHENA LAKES RECREATION AREA â€” The low hum of an approaching plane cut through the silence of the wilderness south of Fairbanks. From the trees adjacent to a large empty swath of land, a cadre of young men emerged, scanning the skies for the airplane.

Art Openings, Events and Museums (The Oregonian)

All telephone numbers are area code 503 and admission is free unless otherwise noted. "Antiques and Art at Rolling Rock Farm": Three days of booths and exhibits featuring Northwest artists, food and fun and music by the Jim Brunberg Band and Lloyd Jones.

DIYer of the Week: Vera Mendizabal (Newsday)

This week's featured crafter is a self-taught jewelry designer who loves to travel and collect unique finds along the way. Let's meet Vera! How did you get into your jewelry design?

South Africa: Why There's a Double Play (AllAfrica.com)

THE following is an extract from The Craft of Investing by John Train: "If a company is misunderstood in the market for a reason you understand, you may be on the verge of a double play.

Healing Hands: Volunteers come to aid of Third World children (Elko Daily Free Press)

ELKO â€” Members of the Elko community are known for their compassion and ability to rally during times of need. Be it the recent wildfire evacuations or annual fundraisers designed to benefit any number of worthy causes, this is a community intent on assisting persons in need, no matter where they live.

Mainstream art takes bloom (Denver Post)

A new school of artists under 40 have smartly expanded their offerings from the canvas to the retail shelf.

Innovator of the paper mosaic to show at fest (Park Record)

Susan Seymour's mosaic tiles are often mistaken for ceramic, leather or linoleum. But the tiny pieces she employs, arranged in the manner of a Frank

New Orleans: Where's the money? (CNN Money)

Ask New Orleanians how their city is faring these days, and their responses follow an eerily consistent arc. They begin with gratitude that you bothered asking and then move on to recitations of all the good that's going on.

Joyce Utting Schutter creates sculpture inspired by the things she finds outdoors (The Standard-Times)

To discover what inspires paper sculptor Joyce Utting Schutter, just take a peek at the shelves lining the wall of her New Bedford studio.