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» The Need for Self-Defense Products
By  Steve Lane | Published 2008/02/01 | Culture and Society
Protecting yourself is one of life's basic instincts of survival. When you sense danger your body goes into high stress mode to warn you. Being able to defend yourself from harmful situations is essential. Don't be caught off guard without self-defense products.
» Tasers for Self-Defense in Schools
By  Steve Lane | Published 2008/02/01 | Culture and Society
Our children enter a potentially dangerous situation every day that they ride the bus or step foot in a school building. Some of the most disturbing cases that have been brought to light by the media lately revolve around incidents that have taken place during school hours. Are Tasers a better option for school administrators than armed security guards?
» What Does Self Defense Mean to You?
By  Steve Lane | Published 2008/01/24 | Culture and Society
The term self defense has a million different implications for every person who hears it. Some people simply think of a weapon while others believe it involves years of training and preparation just to ensure personal safety. Many consumers also believe this term is synonymous with bringing actual firearms and ammunition into the household.
» Gargoyle Bookends as Part of Mythology and Architecture
By  Mitch Endick | Published 2008/01/08 | Culture and Society
Gargoyle bookends are a reflection of the history and mythology that continues to fuel modern interest in unique nature of these unusual figures.
» Medieval Bookends and Days of Yore
By  Mitch Endick | Published 2008/01/08 | Culture and Society
Knights in armor, dragons and castles are just some of the popular styles of medieval bookends. Popular with collectors, replica artifacts of the Middle Ages, such as bookends, harkens back to the days of enchantment and magic.
» Unique and Collectible Animal Bookends
By  Mitch Endick | Published 2008/01/08 | Culture and Society
Throughout human history, many cultures have held animals in high regard. Horses, dogs, cats, owls and eagles are thought to hold a special place in astrology, religion and other aspects of cultural importance. So it should come as no surprise that collectible and decorative animal bookends are more than just interior design fixtures.
» Fleur De lis Bookends Emblematic of History
By  Mitch Endick | Published 2008/01/08 | Culture and Society
The Fleur de lis is symbolic for many reasons. It is no wonder that bookends and other elements of interior design have made use of this historic emblem.
» Religious Jewelry An Outward Sign of Faith
By  Mitch Endick | Published 2007/12/13 | Culture and Society
The power of religious symbolism has endured through history. For many religious denominations, sacred symbols have often taken the form of personal jewelry. Religious jewelry has been used as an outward sign of ones faith. The symbol used often indicates the particular religion of the wearer.
» Celtic Jewelry is Steeped in History
By  Mitch Endick | Published 2007/12/11 | Culture and Society
All cultures throughout history have placed a significant importance to symbols. Long before the development of modern communications, ancient cultures used symbols as a way to share information. The ancient Celts left behind a long history of symbolism and artistry that endures today.
» Children Drawn to the Sparkle of Jewelry
By  Mitch Endick | Published 2007/12/10 | Culture and Society
Observing how a baby reacts to visual stimuli and it is easy to see how jewelry gets the attention of children and adults alike. Beauty, color and shine are universal attractants not limited to humans.

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