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October 2006 Articles

Below is a collection of current and past American Profile articles as published in our weekly magazine. Browse by date and even get a sneak peak of upcoming stories. Don't forget you can also submit your own story and read others submitted by the American Profile community.

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Braving the Mighty Mississippi images

by Alan Ross

I decided that one day I would leave my Williamson County (Tenn.) farmhouse, walk to the creek on the edge of my property, board a canoe, and paddle as long as it took to reach the high river banks of New Orleans,” says Guider, 57.
Fall Favorites
This week, we feature two dishes that seem tailor-made for crisp fall nights.
Bottom Line Financial Advice

by John Nardini

Americans are hit with so much financial advice that it’s impossible to understand and keep up with it all.
Having a Blast images

by Vicki Cox

Dave “Cannonball” Smith, 63, kneels at the opening of his 33-foot-long, star-spangled cannon.
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Out-of-the-Box Costume Ideas images

by Anne Gillem

Scaring up imaginative, original Halloween costumes for your little spooks doesn’t have to be a frightening prospect.
Curator of Rock 'n' Roll images

by Vivian Wagner

Today, Henke is just as meticulous in his work as the curator for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland.
What Makes Your Hometown Great? images
When American Profile posed this question to readers, responses brimming with passion and pride poured in from across the nation.
Rockin' Role Models images

by Pam Windsor

Seventh- and eighth-graders pour into the gym at South Laurel Middle School in Laurel, Ky., quickly filling the bleachers.
Latkes

by Leonard A. Gardner

Latkes, a hometown recipe
Mi Tierra Cafe images

by Linda Owen

When waiter Daniel Barrientos proudly tells his customers that Mi Tierra Café has been open since 1951, he means that quite literally.
Preventing Childhood Diabetes

by Anne Gillem

Simple parental conveniences—like using television as a baby sitter or serving fast foods instead of balanced, nutritious meals—are placing children at greater risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
Caring Coaches images

by Jake Shaw

Whether he intends it or not, the head football coach becomes a major influence on his players, making personal impressions that will ring long after the final gun is sounded.
The Year's Best Recipes images
American Profile’s second annual Hometown Recipes Contest was a huge success. In all, nearly 1,000 recipes were submitted.
Jack-O'-Lantern Jubilation images

by Phyllis Edgerly Ring

As dusk falls, a wondrous sight illuminates downtown Keene, N.H., as more than 22,000 glowing and grinning jack-o’-lanterns welcome 50,000 people to the annual Keene Pumpkin Festival.
Dig into Dairy
“Got milk?” Not many folks do these days. Despite the milk-mustached celebrities peering from the pages of magazines, milk sales are down.
Diet Adjustments
Whether you’re counting calories or trying to increase fiber in your diet, little adjustments in the food you eat can make a big difference.
Training Rescue Teams images

by Leah Ingram

“As a youngster I always had a dog, and I would train them to sit, stay and come,” says Melville, 72. “But I wanted to do more.”
Ask American Profile 10/15/2006 images

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