Christine Bude Nyholm
Featured Arts & Entertainment Contributor
Living in Chicago, IL
Living in Chicago, IL
Total page views: 3,081,867
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On AC since: 08.18.06
Bio:
With over 3 million pages view Christine is one of the top 100 AC Contributors and Won Best of AC for Winter Travel Guides in 2008 and Best of Alternative Health in 2009. Christine's article Shop Around for Prescriptions was featured on CBS Early Morning News. She recently was invited to the Red Carpet Premiere for the Jackson: A Family Dynasty on A&E.
With over 3 million pages view Christine is one of the top 100 AC Contributors and Won Best of AC for Winter Travel Guides in 2008 and Best of Alternative Health in 2009. Christine's article Shop Around for Prescriptions was featured on CBS Early Morning News. She recently was invited to the Red Carpet Premiere for the Jackson: A Family Dynasty on A&E.
Education/Experience:
Waukesha County College and University of Wisconsin
Waukesha County College and University of Wisconsin
Interests:
Singing, Music, Art, Travel, Reading, Restaurants, Music, Health, Animals, Love, Dating, Relationships, Passion, Christianity
Singing, Music, Art, Travel, Reading, Restaurants, Music, Health, Animals, Love, Dating, Relationships, Passion, Christianity
Motto:
All Things Are Possible For Those Who Love the Lord.
All Things Are Possible For Those Who Love the Lord.
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A Harvard poll found that people have the perception that the H1N1 threat is over, but the Center for Disease Control still recommends vaccines.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/9/2010
Heiress Casey Johnson died of diabetic ketoacidosis, according to the L.A. Coroner's Office. Following is an overview of this diabetic condition.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/8/2010
Actress Brittany Murphy's death was ruled accidental, from a combination of pneumonia, iron deficiency and 'multiple drug intoxication.'
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/8/2010
In an eye opening study, the TAU researchers found that people who have never smoked have a lower risk of death after a heart attack, compared to people who smoke persistently.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/5/2010
The internet is used day and night for business, study and personal reasons; but a new study sounds the warning bell that excessive internet use is linked to depression.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/5/2010
A new study by the University of Copenhagen found that playing soccer on a regular basis had a positive effect on the cardiovascular system so people could play themselves to wellness.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/5/2010
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released information about new research has shown that one in five American teenagers already has one risk factor for developing heart disease in adulthood.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/4/2010
People who are trying to quit smoking may have success kicking the habit with extended nicotine patch therapy, according to research from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/4/2010
The Canadian Dermatology Association is actively campaigning to caution people against the dangers of indoor skin tanning, including the increased risk of melanoma or skin cancer.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/4/2010
Gathering the most memorable of the Survivor contestants into the 20th installment should make the often cringe worthy reality CBS series entertaining for the fans.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/4/2010
New research shows that attending AA meetings may reduce symptoms of depression. AA meetings offer fellowship and motivation to kick the addiction and are a positive movement toward wellness.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/2/2010
Smiling is a facial expression that makes you appear to be happy and portrays a positive outlook on life. New research indications that smiling may slow reaction to negative signals, and may make you feel happier.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/2/2010
Patients who have had knee replacement surgery often gain weight after getting a new knee instead of losing weight, running counter to the assumption that a person would be more active after getting a new knee and would lose weight.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/2/2010
It has been assumed that the risk of second hand smoke to smokers was minor, but new research from the National Cancer Research Institute in Genoa, Italy shows that second hand smoke from their own cigarettes increases health risks for smokers.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/2/2010
Overweight seniors may live longer than seniors who are normal weight, or who are underweight, according to a new research study led by Professor Leon Flick at The University of Western Australia.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/2/2010
HBO is broadcasting a documentary about iconic African-Americans in 'The Black List' - a film that features portraits of well known personalities.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/1/2010
The WKC breeds new to Westminster are the Irish Red and White Setter, the Norwegian Buhund and the Pyrenean Shepherd.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/1/2010
While there will be no South Side Parade for St. Patrick's Day, there is an informal movement for people to commemorate the tradition by dropping in for a pub crawl.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/1/2010
The Mayor's Office of Special Events has announced major changes in the festival lineup for 2010, including the 4th of July Fireworks, Taste of Chicago, Celtic Fest, Chicago Country Music Festival and iViva! Chicago Latin Music Festival.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 2/1/2010
New research from Monell Chemical Senses Center indicate that body fluid odors could provide clues and a method of early detection of lung cancer.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/30/2010
The Tudors is a Showtime TV series that has aired for three season and is airing its fourth and final season starting in March 2010. The dramatic epic series is based on the life of King Henry VIII and on his six marriages.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/29/2010
Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. LLNL, have fond that in addition to the many reasons to include vegetables in a healthy diet is that they can help to prevent cancer.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/29/2010
As the proportion of smokers goes down and the proportion of obesity climbs, the two lifestyle related health risks are becoming a more equal threat to health.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/28/2010
The Mayo Clinic Diet offers solid advice based upon medical research. At its core is a nutrition and exercise plan, which is the base of the most balanced weight loss plans.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/27/2010
Understanding that obesity and fatty liver may increase cancer risk may give people the extra incentive needed to implement a plan to lose weight, for better health and longevity.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/27/2010
A doctor can diagnose and treat anemia after conducting a physical exam to evaluate the type and severity of the anemia.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/21/2010
New research has the potential to create alternative treatments for a form of skin cancer so that surgery can be avoided
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/21/2010
New research shows that chronic sleep loss may not be corrected by a long night, or even a weekend, of rest. Effects of sleep deprivation appear to be progressive.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/21/2010
Alternative, or home remedies, for thyroid conditions include exercise, yoga, nutrition, vitamin supplements and herbal remedies.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/20/2010
There are different types of anemia with different causes and symptoms. Anemia is also called iron poor blood or tired blood.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/18/2010
There are many causes of thyroid disease. The treatments for thyroid disease depends upon the type of thyroid disease you have. The goal of treatment is to reset the body's metabolism to a normal rate.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/18/2010
Iron deficiency anemia can be prevented by eating a well balanced diet that includes foods that are good sources of iron.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/15/2010
Anemia in its early stages often does not have any symptoms. Therefore, the anemia in children may go unrecognized because the iron reserves are depleted slowly.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/15/2010
Many women with anemia complain of being tired all of the time. If the condition becomes so severe that you are constantly fatigued it may be difficult to function and even to do everyday tasks.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 1/15/2010
Heart disease is a serious condition that needs to be monitored by a doctor. There are some alternative treatments that may be effective in preventing heart disease.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/30/2009
While the best source of information is your own physician, there are general self care tips for heart patients.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/30/2009
Chest pain or discomfort in the chest may be a symptom of angina, which occurs with the heart muscle does not get enough blood.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/28/2009
Heart arrhythmia, or irregular heartbeat, is a problem with the electrical impulses coordinate how the heart beats, a disorder the heart rate or rhythm.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/28/2009
The Oral B 9900 Professional Care Triumph is the first electric toothbrush with a wireless Smart Guide, which has a digital display that gives feedback on brushing time and pressure.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/24/2009
The Cuneo Museum in Vernon Hills and the Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe are each holding Winter Wonderland Shows with lights and Christmas spirit.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/7/2009
The Little Dipper, a family friendly roller coaster built in 1950 for Kiddieland, is relocating to Six Flags for the 2010 season.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/4/2009
Special holiday events at the Milwaukee Public Museum over the Holidays include the Lighting of the Whale, The Polar Express, The Mystery of the Christmas Star, European Village Holidays and the Story of the Christmas Ship.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/3/2009
We recently went to the Dancing Horses Holiday Show and found it to be delightful. Dancing Horses Theatre is located in Delavan, just west of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 12/2/2009
There are internet resources that offer information and resources for people affected by bipolar disorder, also called manic depression.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/24/2009
The Christkindlmarkt in Chicago is an authentic open air, outdoor market. German vendors from the popular Christmas market in Nurnberg, Germany travel to Chicago every year to share their holiday traditions.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/23/2009
Visitors travel to Nuremberg, Germany from around the world to experience the joys of the German Christmas Market.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/23/2009
Depression is a normal reaction to sad life events, but clinical depression requires medical intervention.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/19/2009
Obesity in teenagers can be controlled with healthy lifestyle habits, including nutrition and physical activity.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/19/2009
Statin medications can effectively reduce cholesterol but should be considered a lifelong course of treatment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/16/2009
If you have decided to have back surgery, your doctor or physical therapist will give complete instructions, but there are some general tips that can help you prepare for the postoperative period.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/16/2009
The Mental Health Parity Act brings the level of coverage to equal with medical coverage, in plans to which it applies.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/16/2009
Mental health care is very expensive, preventing people from getting the help they need. Low cost help may be available, but takes investigation.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/16/2009
After shoulder surgery the shoulder needs to be rested and still so that it can heal before being used again.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/16/2009
The pin-up girl pompadour is a vintage, glamorous style reminiscent of the World War II era.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/9/2009
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a condition that is commonly associated with war veterans, but anyone who has experienced a traumatic event can suffer from the symptoms of PTSD.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/6/2009
Alternative and home remedies may help alleviate mild cases of anxiety.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/6/2009
Uterine fibroids are growths that women can get in the uterus that are not cancerous.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/5/2009
Starting a healthy lifestyle in childhood can pay off in better health in adulthood. Plaque can start forming in the arteries at a young age.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/4/2009
Often dismissed as the winter blues, SAD is a type of depression that should not be ignored. SAD symptoms may be relieved by medication, psychotherapy, light therapy, mind-body therapies, exercise and self care.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/4/2009
The winter months, with the changes in temperatures, humidity and barometric pressure may be a migraine trigger for sensitive people.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/2/2009
The dietary recommendation for a person with SAD is a generally healthy diet that focuses on foods that pack a nutritional punch and limits empty calories.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 11/2/2009
The old fashioned German Christmas tree looks magical with colorful lights and ornaments of blown glass, wood and straw.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/27/2009
When deciding whether to decorate for Christmas with a natural evergreen or an artificial tree there really is no right or wrong.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/27/2009
Some types of dementia may be reversible, depending upon the underlying cause of the condition.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/26/2009
Acupressure may help to contribute to a feeling of well being and may help to relieve symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Symdrome.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/26/2009
Acupressure can be an effective self help technique to help relieve various symptoms, including stress and headaches.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/26/2009
Christmas is a religious and spiritual commemoration of the birth of Jesus, the Christ Child who came to the world to bring salvation to mankind
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/22/2009
Christmas nativity scenes are a respectful recreation of the miracle of the night that Jesus was born.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/21/2009
Christmas in Sweden is a festive celebration, as people gather to celebrate light in a season of darkness and cold.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/21/2009
Germany is destination with rich history and there are many historic hotels that have offered hospitality for years
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/19/2009
Obesity and depression are two different conditions, but they seem to be linked according to researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/19/2009
Researchers at the University of Washington School of Dentistry have found that the diets that damage teeth may also be bad for the body.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/16/2009
Obesity in pets is increasingly of concern to pet owners as people are becoming more aware that obesity can affect the overall health and potential longevity their beloved animal companions.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/15/2009
The study found that people who followed dietary guidelines similar to the Mediterranean diet appeared to be less likely to develop depression.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/15/2009
The research linking gum disease and cancer suggests that good oral health is even more important than previously thought
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/15/2009
Acupressure is a form of alternative medicine that has been used of thousands of years in China to promote wellness and treat disease and pain.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/15/2009
An electric toothbrush makes it easier to brush the teeth and is usually more effective for giving teeth a thorough cleaning.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/11/2009
The 2010 runway trend for bridal hairdos is the classic updo. The elegant style, swept off of the face and neck is reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn in the movie Breakfast at Tiffanys.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/5/2009
According the National Cancer Institute, cancer prevention can lower the risk of developing cancer. Factors that people do have some control over include healthy lifestyle and nutrition.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/5/2009
Patients undergoing treatment for breast cancer, and any other cancer treatment, may lack an appetite but need to keep their nutrition up to give their body the materials needed to heal.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/5/2009
Some general guidelines for diet for kidney patients, found on the National Institute of Health (NIH) website, follow the guidelines for diabetes and for high blood pressure patients.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/5/2009
The doctor can treat the underlying causes of kidney disease, but there are some steps that you can take to help to control the progression of kidney disease
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 10/5/2009
Kidneys are essential organs that filter the body fluids and clean waste from the system. Chronic kidney failure is the gradual loss of the filtering ability of the kidneys.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/29/2009
Cancer symptoms that women ignore may often be association with other conditions. Women should educate themselves of the signs of cancer.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/28/2009
Men may ignore some cancer symptoms because they do not necessarily associate the symptom with a dangerous disease.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/28/2009
Preventing sinus infections before they start can prevent the pain and discomfort of nasal congestion and the related symptoms.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/21/2009
A doctor may be able to prescribe treatment for chronic sinusitis, but there are also several self care techniques that you can implement at home.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/21/2009
Alternative medicine is generally used instead of conventional medicine, while complementary medicine may be used in addition to conventional medicine.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/11/2009
As much as people would like there to be a magic pill to prevent becoming obese, the best way to battle the bulge is with healthy lifestyle habits, including proper nutrition and regular exercise.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/11/2009
People who are not helped by medications for arthritis pain may decide to turn to alternative treatments.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/11/2009
Arthritis is a type of inflammation of the joints that causes pain and cause disability as the condition progresses
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/11/2009
If Chicago is selected as the Olympic city, the Equestrian events will be held about 30 miles north of the City of Chicago, at Tempel Farms in Old Mill Creek, near Wadsworth and Gurnee.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 9/5/2009
Alzheimer's is a complex disease which may be affected by a number of factors. According to NIH, the risk factors appear to be genetics, environment, age, life history and current lifestyle.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/31/2009
Cataracts are a condition of the eye that is most common in elder adults, but can also occur in younger people.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/31/2009
Osteoporosis is a condition that can be prevented, to a certain degree, by healthy living and good lifestyle choices.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/28/2009
According the National Institute of Health, Fibromyalgia can be managed with medication, exercise and adequate sleep, which builds up the immune system for a healthy body.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/28/2009
Natural treatment of osteoporosis includes a bone building program of nutrition and weight bearing exercise.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/28/2009
Osteoporosis is called a silent disease because there are usually no noticeable symptoms until the bones are so weakened that they break easily.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/28/2009
Vitamin B-12 is an essential nutrient for energy, brain function, healthy nerve cells and good health.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/21/2009
Celiac disease is a condition of the digestive tract that impairs the body's ability to absorb essential nutrients from food and can cause malnutrition.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 8/11/2009
Extended stay or suite hotels offer a separate living area, so the setting for the interview is more professional than a traditional hotel room.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 6/30/2009
Extended stay hotels offer some extra home like features that make the stay more comfortable for the wedding party and guests.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 6/30/2009
Extended stay hotels in the Chicago area offer comforts of home to the business traveler.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 6/29/2009
Extended stay hotels offer business travelers some of the amenities of home.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 6/29/2009
Staying at an extended stay hotel can be a great savings because the lodging includes a kitchen, so you can save money on restaurant meals.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 6/29/2009
One of the Chicago areas popular attractions; Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois introduced a new family friendly attraction this spring called Buccaneer's Battle.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 6/25/2009
The eyes of the world could be on Tempel Farms in 2016, because it has been selected as the Olympic site for equestrian events if Chicago wins the 2016 Olympic bid.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 6/25/2009
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne were legendary Broadway stars of the Golden Era of Hollywood. Ten Chimneys, the home that the golden couple adored, opens for tours during the summer months.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/21/2009
Farrah Fawcett had her friend Alana Stewart pick up a camera and record her doctor's visits and treatments for cancer. Farrah's Story, is a documentary that has aired on NBC, Oxygen and Bravo
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/19/2009
Noyes Fludde, or Noah's Ark is a Biblical play about Noah and the Ark before and during the flood of 40 day and 40 nights.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/19/2009
Lying about money is to a spouse is a type of infidelity because in involves deceiving the one person they are supposed to have a relationship of trust with.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/19/2009
Prenuptial agreements are pragmatic rather than romantic. The agreement can offer a measure of comfort to both parties in a betrothed couple because the agreement spells out the division of assets in the event of divorce.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/12/2009
The prenuptial agreement is a premarital contract that spells out the financial settlements that would take place in the event the marriage ends in divorce.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/12/2009
Oprah interviewed the parents of teenagers who had committed suicide as a direct result of their victimization by bullies. Oprah also talked to social experts about what to do about bullies.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/7/2009
Growing your own vegetable garden is rewarding because you get the pleasure of watching the small plants grow and eventually bear food for the family.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/6/2009
Cooking your own food with flavorful and low fat ingredients can help you to make food with a nutritional punch and help you to control your weight.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 5/5/2009
Eco friendly hotels in Maine offer comfortable accommodations while making efforts to preserve the environment. Green Hotels Association has a membership of eco-friendly hotels in Maine.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/28/2009
Hotels that are eco friendly adopt practices that help to protect the environment from waste and toxic substances and reduce their carbon footprint on the earth.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/28/2009
Missouri is a state in the heart of the Midwest with a natural environment of fields, lake and the Ozark Mountains.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/28/2009
Arkansas is a vacation destination with abundant natural beauty, with forested mountain areas, waterfalls and the Hot Springs National Park.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/27/2009
Travel is good for the soul but can be tough on the environment. Most modes of travel, whether by car, bus or airplane; uses fossil fuels that can leave a big carbon footprint.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/27/2009
Southwestern Texas offers travelers a vacation experience that celebrates the great outdoors in the mountains, desert and on the lake.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/24/2009
Hotels in Dallas, Texas that have adopted "green" or sustainable practices help to do their part in preserving the earth and make travel more eco friendly.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/24/2009
The Big Bend National Park is an outstanding natural environment for travelers interested in nature and the environment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/23/2009
Green hotels in Austin offer accommodations in facilities that have adopted eco-friendly practices to help protect the environment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/23/2009
Eco friendly hotels in the state of Vermont take steps to offer comfortable accommodations to travelers' while protecting the environment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/23/2009
Virginia hotels that adopt environmentally friendly practices help to make travel easier on the environment. Eco friendly travelers may wish to stay at a hotel that makes efforts to keep the eco-system green.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/21/2009
Springtime is the start of the festival season in Oklahoma, with family fun for kids and adults across the state.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/21/2009
Chicago's eco-conscious restaurants serve organic food in interesting settings, such as at the Lincoln Park Zoo, Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum and the Shedd Aquarium.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/21/2009
People in the Chicago area who are interested in Green living and an eco friendly environment should visit the Chicago Green Festival on May 16-17 at Navy Pier.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/21/2009
Kentucky is a beautiful natural environment with outdoor recreation in the forests wilderness areas. Hotels that take steps to be eco friendly help to protect the environment and the native wildlife.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/21/2009
Travelers who are looking for ways to protect the environment might consider a stay at an eco-friendly hotel that takes steps to operate in a manner that preserves nature.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/21/2009
The beautiful mountain area of western North Carolina is a scenic destination surrounded by spectacular scenery and wilderness areas.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/16/2009
The Smoky Mountain area of Tennessee is one of the most naturally beautiful environments in the United States.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/16/2009
Hotels are becoming increasingly aware of ways they can help the environment by adopting eco friendly practices.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/16/2009
Travelers are becoming more aware of the environment and the importance of protecting the ecosystem. Green hotels in southeastern Georgia are environentally aware.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/16/2009
Resorts on the coast of Georgia offer luxurious accommodations and amenities in properties situated in stunningly beautiful natural surroundings.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/16/2009
Green hotels are properties that practice conservation to provide an eco friendly environment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Three hotels that are members of Green Hotels Association in northwestern Florida include Wildwood Resort in Crawfordville, Quality Inn in Tallahassee and La Quinta Inn in Panama City Beach.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Green hotels make efforts to adopt practices that protect the natural environment of the Florida Keys so prized by residents and travelers
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Green hotels in the northeastern coast of Florida include Amelia Island Plantation Resort and Bayfront Westcott Inn in St. Augustine
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Florida attracts travelers for the balmy weather, tropical atmosphere and the beauty of the natural surroundings. Help to protect the beautiful environment by choosing a hotel that has adopted eco friendly practices.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Travelers to the Miami area in southeastern Florida can "think green" by staying in a hotel that practices "green" conservation in an effort to make hotels more environmentally friendly.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Barack Obama, the President of the United States, hales from Chicago, Illinois. Obama watchers can experience the parts of Chicago that Obama did by taking tour of some of Obama's favorite places and places near where has lived.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago is a city with a rich and fascinating history, some of which is chronicled in art exhibitions around the city this spring
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The festival season in Chicago's neighborhoods tilts into full gear in June. There are festivals in the many neighborhoods around Chicago.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago's history is studied in exhibits are the city's museums and cultural institutions. From fashion to black history to the Lincoln Bicentennial; there are exhibits to interest the history and society buffs.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
There will be some dramatic changes to the Chicago landscape of Millennium Park and the Art Institute of Chicago this spring.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Some of Chicago's neighborhood festivals in the month of May include Chicago Mayfest in Lakeview, Belmont-Sheffield Music Festival and Do-Division Street Fest.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago has an active cultural and arts community that offers musical programs for people who enjoy opera, jazz and classical music.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Following are hotels in the Orlando and Tampa area that are members of the Green Hotels Association.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago's cultural institutions offer an ever-changing selection of art and cultural exhibits that provoke intelligent thought and conversation.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The Gospel Music Festival of Chicago will put on a weekend of inspirational music at Millennium Park on the lakefront for two days, June 6-7, 2009.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago's world class cultural institutions offer family friendly scientific programs for kids and adults.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
World Kitchen in Chicago offers seminars about ethnic food.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Head to Quebec, Canada for some great festivals this summer. Whether you are looking for jazz music, laughs or dramatic displays fireworks, Quebec has a festival for you.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago's Green City Market makes getting your fruits and vegetables more convenient, with produce stands brought into various locations in the Windy City.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The current economic climate is scary to just about everybody. If you have not been touched by job loss, financial hardship, unemployment and threats of foreclosure you are extremely lucky.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago is a city with a rich legacy in jazz music, an art form that can be relished by fans at several free concerts at Jay Pritzker Pavilion at Millennium Park in Chicago this summer.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Chicago offers a variety of springtime athletic events for spectators and participants to enjoy. Special events this spring include Special Olympics Chicago, ChicagoWorldSup Soccer tournament and the Chicago Hunger Walk.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Millennium Park, with its popular landmark Bean Sculpture, is five years old this year! Millennium Park is one of Chicago's most popular destinations.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Earth Day is April 18, but the planet should be for every day. If you are looking for an eco-themed event, there are a number of Green events in the City of Chicago this spring.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The Chicago Gospel Music Festival is celebrating its 25 anniversary this year. The annual music festival returns to Millennium Parks for the first weekend in June, June 6 & 7.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The big state of Texas holds some big festivals to entertain the crowds in the Lone Star State. Family friendly festivals offer entertainment, music, dancing, food and socializing.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Vermont is commemorating the 1609 exploration of Lake Champlain for the entire year, with festivals and celebrations through 2009.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The fairs and festivals of New Mexico are a great opportunity to get out and socialize while enjoying family friendly entertainment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The Southwestern state of Arizona has festivals and fair that honor the cowboy roots and the wild west origins of the region.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Festivals in Arkansas offer the place for a family friendly outing, fun for kids and adults. Here is a listing of just a few of the many festivals in Arkansas.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
Late summer to fall festivals in Kansas include the Kansas State Fair, McPherson Scottish Festival & Highland Games and the Kansas City Renaissance Festival
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/15/2009
The Great Chicago Places and Spaces Festival focuses on the famous architecture of the City of Chicago.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/13/2009
Summer is time for festivals, rodeos and fairs in the Plains State of Nebraska. Some of the festivals this summer include the Nebraskaland Days Buffalo Bill Rodeo, Nebraska State Fair and the AppleJack Festival in Nebraska City.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/13/2009
The Great Depression of the 1930's may offer some lessons for government officials and greedy corporate pirates.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/8/2009
The Mayor's Office of Special Events has announced the talent lineup for Taste of Chicago 2009. Taste is the premier summer festival in the City of Chicago, with free entertainment and food booths offering tastes of snacks and cuisine for sale.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/8/2009
While there is not a risk in the United States, people who travel to other countries around the globe, may be at risk of exposure and should get a booster vaccine, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC).
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/8/2009
The Chicago Architecture Foundation is commemorating the 1909 Plan of Chicago and the notable careers of Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett in their contributions to the city's design.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/8/2009
Chicago offers a wealth of free and inexpensive events offering great entertainment value to residents and visitors. Enjoy strolling through a conservatory flower show, listening to music or going to a parade at one of Chicago's free events.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/8/2009
Signs of Spring in Chicago include baseball and kite flying. Get out and play in the Chicago spring weather by going to a family friendly event like Play Ball Chicago or the Kids and Kites Festival.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/6/2009
The City of Chicago has designed some tours especially that are especially fun for kids and families. Kid-friendly torus includes Animals in Architecture, Chicago Cultural Center & Millennium Park Treasure Hunt and the Lego ® Block Party Workshop.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/1/2009
The City of Chicago supports going green and the environment with Bike Chicago 2009, encouraging citizens to ride their bike instead of driving.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 4/1/2009
Chicago, Illinois hosts some of the biggest and most popular festivals in the United States, demonstrating the Chicagoans love of music and parties.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
Summertime in Maryland brings some great festivals that attract hundreds of thousands of people to the state. Festivals and fairs are terrific family-friendly events that offer entertainment for kids and adults in a festive setting.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
Summertime brings warm weather and festivals, which are a wonderful venue to enjoy the mild weather, convivial social atmosphere and entertainment
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
Festivals are a popular form of family friendly entertainment in a social setting with music, shopping, food, fun and more.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
Summertime in Washington, in the great Pacific Northwest, is time to get out and play by enjoying some of the festival events with entertainment, food and music.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
The state of Virginia hosts some top-notch festivals during the summer season. Festivals are a wonderful form of entertainment to enjoy on your own or with family members and friends.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
Festival season is in full gear in the Bluegrass State of Kentucky, starting with the premier thoroughbred horse racing event of the season, the Kentucky Derby.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
West Virginia is home to some great festivals and fairs, which offer wonderful family entertainment with music, food and even some education about the heritage and culture of Americans.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
Oregon is celebrating their 150th anniversary this year, making 2009 an exceptionally great time to get out and take part in the various festivals and fairs in the state.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/31/2009
Summertime festivals in the Twin Cities Minneapolis/St. Paul of Minnesota are a time to enjoy the special events and activities with family and friends.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/27/2009
The spring and summer weather is mild and it is time for people of the Midwest to get out and play. Iowa features a unique selection of festivals for the spring-summer season.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/27/2009
Get ready for a full summer of fun at the festivals and fairs of Indiana, including Indianapolis 500, Amish Country Quilt Gardens Tour, Indiana State Fair and the Ligonier Marshmallow Festival.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/27/2009
Spring and summer festivals in Tennessee are a fun filled destination featuring great entertainment, music, food and a social environment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/26/2009
There are an interesting assortment of festivals in Connecticut this summer, including the Connecticut Film Festival, Litchfield Jazz Festival, By Land and By Sea Antique Vehicles at Mystic Seaport and the Connecticut Renaissance Faire.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/26/2009
Festivals and fairs are a wonderful way to get outdoors and enjoy the fresh air while socializing with other festival goers. Festivals generally have a variety of entertainment, for every member of the family.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/25/2009
North Dakota features festivals in the wide open spaces of the great plains. People of North Dakota, and the travelers to the state, enjoy getting out into the mild summer weather for festive gatherings.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/25/2009
Highly regarded resorts in Georgia include the Cloister at Sea Island and the Ritz Carlton Lodge Reynolds Plantation.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/23/2009
The festivals of Colorado are robust outdoor events, surrounded by the natural scenic beauty of the region and the fresh, clean outdoors air.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/20/2009
Summer festivals in Pennsylvania are a great opportunity for a family outing, with activities and entertainment in the great outdoors during the beautiful summer weather.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/20/2009
The state of Wyoming offers a summer full of festival events, including Buffalo Bill Wild West reenactments, music and rodeo entertainment.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/20/2009
Some of the summer festivals in Michigan include the Mackinac Island Lilac Festival, Derbyshire Renaissance Faire, Rothbury Festival, National Cherry Festival, Silver Leaf Renaissance Faire and the Michigan State Fair.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/19/2009
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