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1. Prostate Problems - The Prostate Adenoma October 02, 2009 "There is no greater happiness in life than the discharge of the bladder ..." Ovid As a child, it grows very slowly, but increases rapidly during adolescence. For 20 years it reaches its mature state. Most men, however, experienced regrowth of the prostate. When a man reaches the age of about 45 years, the cells of the central part of the prostate - where it surrounds the urethra - begin to reproduce faster than usual. Expanding, prostate tissue is often compresses the urethra and prevents the passage of urine. In medicine, this condition is called prostate adenoma, but in recent years h... (read more) Author: js alexa

2. Vintage Dylan in full flow June 16, 2009 After a lifetime full of being at the receiving end of love and hate in equal quantity from fans and critics alike perhaps nothing can surprise Bob Dylan anymore. The man continues to do exactly what he feels and sooner or later people come around. Hailed as a genius and branded a plagiarist at times as well, Dylan’s new album ‘Together for Life’ might have glories references to Ovid and Chaucer but there is no denying that the musician is in great form. One of the best blues' songwriters in the business, since the late 1980's most of Dylan's albums come across as pied work. They look lik... (read more) Author: Anand dgm

3. Ultimate Dating Advice From Ancient Rome May 19, 2009 "If you are looking for love," wrote Roman poet Ovid in year 5 A.D., "you should spend your time in the stadium and the theatre, since you are most likely to find a companion to your taste if you search in public places. Even bees know that, when it comes to making honey, one should keep close to the flowers." Two thousand years have gone by since Ovid wrote his book The Art of Love. Although the world looks different now, human beings have remained the same. Ovid's compilation of amorous advice has passed from generation to generation, proving its effectiveness through the ages. Details ... (read more) Author: John Vespasian

4. Triton Fountain of Rome April 09, 2008 Triton Fountain History and Construction His patron Pope Urban VII granted Gian Lorenzo Bernini the commission for the execution of this famous water fountain in 1642. Bernini was the greatest sculptor of the Baroque period. His inspiration for the water fountain was to be a triumphant passage concerning Triton, from Ovid’s Metamorphoses book. Placement would be outside the Piazza Barberini, which was the Urban’s family palace. This was to be Bernini’s first water fountain design and would provide a practical as well as esthetic purpose. Following a spectacular salute to the compl... (read more) Author: Elizabeth Jean

5. Know About The Value Of Tapestry March 16, 2008 Tapestry wall hangings with its rich art and texture bring warmth and high spirits to the décor of your home. They enhance the beauty of your room. The stories of the Greeks, Medieval, Romans, and the Renaissance period as well as the Old and New Testament are told in woven wall hanging tapestries. Stories of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey are also expressed in the tapestry wall hangings. Even the stories of Virgil's Aneida and Ovid's Metamorphoses are intensely portrayed through these wall hangings. Unicorn wall hangings are one of the best in the line of tapestries wall hangings. Medieval tapestr... (read more) Author: Jude Noronha

6. Pygmalion Broadway Tickets- Wouldn't It Be Lovely? February 07, 2008 Pygmalion Broadway tickets have been in high demand, ever since the play first hit the stage. The story of Pygmalion is one of those timeless tales that appeals to all ages and to people from all walks of life. It's hard to imagine that this very story was based on the original tale by Ovid. Even today, Broadway brings out some of its very best, to put this play once again on the stage. Thank You, Mr. Shaw If it were not for the great English playwright George Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion would never have been the classic play that it is today and there would not be such a rush for Pygmal... (read more) Author: reed tieri

7. Jealousy...The Green Eyed Monster March 11, 2007 “Love that is fed by jealousy dies hard” -Ovid Jealousy can be consuming. It creates stress and anxiety in a relationship. Jealousy leaves you feeling insecure, vulnerable and frustrated. There is nothing good that comes from being jealous; regardless of whether you are the one who displays destructive jealous behaviors or if you are the victim of a jealous person. First you have to differentiate between the two types of jealousy. Well-founded jealousy; jealousy brought on by some form of deception or infidelity. Or, unwarranted jealousy; the kind that stems from someone... (read more) Author: Susan Russo

8. Improvement Planning for Taking Charge of Change February 11, 2006 "He who is not prepared today, will be less so tomorrow." — Ovid, Roman poet Effective learning and capability development doesn't happen just because we want it to. For example, empowering without enabling isn't just foolish it's unethical. It's like putting a complete novice at the controls of a clunky old airplane and "empowering" him or her to land in the middle of a ferocious thunderstorm. If our organization's systems don't work well, if our skill levels aren't strong, if processes are out of control, if measurements are giving incomplete or false feedback, if communication channels... (read more) Author: Jim Clemmer

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