Man-Made Diamonds, A Buyer's Guide
Man-Made Diamonds, A Buyer's Guideby: Gary La Court
It seems nearly impossible to watch TV or open a newspaper without seeing something about man-made diamonds. For hundreds of years science has tried to create a perfect synthetic diamond. Finally, 21st-century technology has made that prosp... (Full Article)
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Thinking About Buying Redwing Boots?
Thinking About Buying Redwing Boots?by: Jeff Lakie
Redwing boots have been a favourite choice of workmen for years. They come in a variety of styles, including motorcycle boots, and cowboy boots. They're tough and durable and, with proper care, should last you a lifetime.
Before you buy ... (Full Article)
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Performing Magic For Kids
Performing Magic For Kidsby: J.L. Siefers
You have just discovered the wonderful world of magic. Trip after trip to the magic shop has added to your ever growing arsenal of magic tricks. Thirty-three days later the credit card bills arrive to remind your wife that this IS an expensive hobby. ... (Full Article)
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Getting The Most Out Of Your Radio Controlled Buggy's Shocks
Getting The Most Out Of Your Radio Controlled Buggy's Shocksby: J.P. Turner
A lot of effort is put into tuning those shocks on your radio controlled buggy with oil and spring selection, but there is one more thing you can do to those shocks to help soak up those berms and whoops, handle jumps... (Full Article)
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Antiques - The Modern Day Treasure Hunt
Antiques - The Modern Day Treasure Huntby: Tom Lange
In today's world, everything that’s old can be described as antiques and generally speaking that’s quite true. A product is considered to be an antique if it is over a hundred years old or is rare enough to have some value. In other words, ... (Full Article)
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Samurai - The Honourable & The Treacherous
Samurai - The Honourable & The Treacherousby: Nick Johnson
The Japanese Samurai were warriors. Highly trained, skilled and efficient killers. Indeed, for many years the Samurai were the law of the land, a class of citizens above all except their Daimyo and the imperial Shogun. The samurai inh... (Full Article)
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Beads – A Brief History
Beads – A Brief Historyby: Felicity Walker
What do you think the earliest recorded use of beads is – is your first thought perhaps beadwork created by the Egyptians? Yes, there certainly were a lot of beaded items in Egyptian times, but beadwork has been found dating back to the Stone Age (t... (Full Article)
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Planting Roses in Pots
Planting Roses in Potsby: Ron King
In years past, serious rosarians would never consider having a potted rose on their property unless it was just waiting for its home to be prepared in the garden.
Times have changed and potted roses now have a place in the lives of condo and apartment dwell... (Full Article)
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The Business Side of Craft Shows
The Business Side of Craft Showsby: Natalie Goyette
Starting a craft show business when you're really an artist at heart may be a rude awakening for you. Nevertheless, if you decide to turn your hobby into a business, you need to switch hats from time to time. You wear your artist hat when cr... (Full Article)
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The History of Teddy Bears
The History of Teddy Bearsby: David Chandler
Teddy bears have been around since 1902. The teddy bear came to being when President Theodore Roosevelt refused to shot a black bear held captive by his hunting party. Also worth noting is that President Roosevelt's refusal to shoot this captive ... (Full Article)
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