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Karen Peters was traipsing through remote villages in Cameroon, Africa, when it hit her. Everyone she met had flawless skin. No blemishes. No wrinkles. Just smooth, soft complexions.

Just for kicks, this blend of dance movements and self defence is sweeping the islands.

Published in FirstMonday magazine February 2009 by Sarah Sekula To most Americans, the Statue of Liberty is much more than a colossal piece of art or one of the most recognizable icons in the world. She is the stuff history lessons are made of, an amiable figure summarizing independence, enlightenment and forward momentum. She is…

For many emerging entrepreneurs and even seasoned veterans, the extra support found at nonprofit agencies is proving priceless.

Whether you are a workplace newbie or a seasoned pro, it helps to have confidence at your fingertips (and vocal chords). We visit associate professor Kate Ingram to see how vocal coaches can help.

In the quest to attract today’s young and mobile knowledge worker, where does Central Florida rank in terms of cool?

Parents, siblings, in-laws and squabbles. How to survive and maintain harmony.

In an age when restaurants ditch quality for convenience, the Enzian Theater wholeheartedly embraces a movement that encourages quite the opposite.

With precise planning and a healthy dose of reality, many people are discovering the Holy Grail of corporate performance: a wallop of energy.

Central Florida businesses are striking a blow for Mother Nature while improving their bottom lines.

In the quest to corral new talent and teach them the ropes, training with a twist is gaining ground. Right here at home. And in far-off places.

Through ups and downs, criticisms and challenges, The Plaza is persevering in the toughest of times. A $12 million movie theater might have something to do with that success.