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Grab your prize
How to find treasure at auctions
By Greg Powers news@hippopress.com

I bought a child?s Indian headdress recently.

It has brightly colored feathers across its embroidered headband, and probably belonged to some young tyke who wore it proudly one Halloween and who now may be a senior claims adjuster for the Colossal Insurance Corp.

I didn?t necessarily want it. I surely didn?t need it. I bought it for one reason.

It cost a dollar.

People: Thinking through success
by John "jaQ" Andrews jandrews@hippopress.com

As co-founder of Full Spectrum Wellness in Manchester, Debra LeClair has a background in holistic health and education. Her personal mission, as stated at FullSpectrumWellness.com, is ?to spark hope, inspire positive progress and co-create sustainable fulfillment for those seeking to live their life?s purpose.? She became a licensed psychologist when she moved to New Hampshire in 2000 and then became certified as a life coach. She?s conducting a seminar called ?Secrets to Breaking Your Own Glass Ceiling? at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 18, at the Highlander Inn and Conference Center, 2 Highlander Way, Manchester. It?s the first of a series of accelerated networking dinners put on by eWomen Network for 2007 on the theme ?Breaking Records.?

Art: Expressions of character
By Heidi Masek hmasek@hippopress.com

A throne made of bottle caps, dozens of pipe cleaner dolls, and a totem pole-style wood carving of Muhammad Ali greet you at the Revolving Museum in Lowell, Mass.

Food: The writing foodie
By Susan Reilly news@hippopress.com

Hope Jordan has helped put Manchester on the map as a poetry hot spot, helping to organize open-mike poetry nights at Bridge Caf?. Here she discusses the virtues of unsalted butter and food as a recurring character in her poems. Jordan works in development at Plymouth State University.

Longshots: ESPN polls are fanning the flames of national lunacy
by Dave Long

Well the five-point underdog Patriots again confounded the ?experts? on Sunday by beating the vaunted Chargers 24-21 in round two of the Super Bowl derby. I?m not saying they?re unbeatable, but when do you think the rest of America is going to finally get it?

Techie: Simplify, simplify
by John "jaQ" Andrews jandrews@hippopress.com

Circumstances in my life have made it necessary to purge.

Yes, I simply have too many electronic goodies. By nature I?m a packrat, and you never know when you might need a 33.6Kbps modem or third-party defragmenting software for Windows 95. From tiny little USB flash drives to desktop computers I never use anymore, it?s time to get rid of it.

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