Content Published on Feb 10, 2012
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Top 3 from New York Fashion Week Day 1Day one of Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion week got off to a stellar start. See which designers were the top three of the day.
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Use These Organic Gardening Tips TodayNo matter how experienced, anyone who does organic gardening knows that some tips can always help. See if these tips improve your garden now.
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Shortcuts to Organic GardeningUse these organic gardening shortcuts for better success. These will increase the yield of the harvest.
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Fluorescent Fish,Transgenic Goats, Glow in the Dark Mice, and Pink PoniesThe potential benefits of transgenics and bioengineering to both animals and humans are infinite.
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Memories of St. Patrick's DayA tale of constructing leprechaun traps. -
Braves' Offseason Remains Quiet: A Fan's TakeA fan's take on the Atlanta Braves' offseason silence and the upcoming season.
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Navy Set to Begin Testing Electromagnet RailgunThe Navy has announced that it has finalized plans to being testing it's new railgun magnetic launcher, which it says will revolutionize maritime warfare.
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Skydiver Set to Make History with Jump from Edge of Outer SpaceA daredevil skydiver has set a date of sometime this August to jump from a weather balloon hovering near the edges of space.
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Brazil Government Sues Twitter Over Users Using Service to Avoid Speed TrapsA local government agency in Brazil is suing Twitter looking to stop drivers from warning other drivers about upcoming checkpoints.
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Building Science Expert Explains What Reduces Utility Bills and What Doesn'tA building science expert reports on the results of testing home improvement techniques meant to reduce utility bills.
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Stanford Researchers a Step Closer to All Electric Highway SystemA group of Stanford researchers have developed a way to transfer electricity from a coil by the side of the road to a moving car, giving them an unlimited driving range without ever having to recharge.
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Inventor Creates Haptic Weather Forecast CubeIn a true stroke of inspiration, a self-professed innovative inventor has created an entirely new way to give weather forecasts.
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Researches Find Link Between High Soft Drink Consumption and Asthma and COPDResearch group finds that people who drink a lot of soft drinks put themselves at risk of developing asthma or COPD.
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The Green Party Rides Again!By declaring her candidacy for President , Roseanne puts the spurs to promoting her blue collar viewpoint.The people who brought you Ralph Nader,the Green Party, is back! Roseanne Barr leads the round up of media coverage for a third political party
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The Rules of Stick BallHere are the rules of stick ball including the famous Stein line.
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Playoff Baseball, Pregnant Wives, and Souvenir Beer CupsPitchers and catchers are reporting any day now, and with it the freshness a new season can bring. Here we have two young men who by all rights should be down on their luck turn out to have an inspiring day at the yard cheering on their team. -
5 Cool Surfer Beaches in AustraliaWinter in the U.S. is summer in Australia. Surfers know where to find good food and comfortable, yet affordable accommodations just as they can find good waves. Here are five great surfing areas in Australia. -
3 Great Pasadena Brunch OptionsWith a large, wealthy population of locals, Pasadena has some great dining options. Sunday brunch is an important family meal here and I've started to explore some of the wonderful dining options.
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Homeschooling Doesn’t Have to Be ExpensiveIn today's economy, saving money is a priority for most families, and that includes those who homeschool. Learn some great tips from a veteran homeschooler on how to teach your kids at home without breaking your budget.
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The P.O.WAs the soldier looks out over the bright blue sky, he sees his enemy from the corner of his eye.
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Italian RenaissanceAn insight into renaissance Italy, viewpoint of a student and cited for factual detail
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Coffee-Filter Flower GardenOutdoor winter activities can be a blast, but so can an afternoon spent with your kids making a craft project on the dining-room table. Turn a plain package of coffee filters into a gorgeous flower garden worthy of a place on your living-room wall!
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Tim Tebow: Understanding the Spin and Seeing the Bigger PictureThis is an opinionative perspective of the Tim Tebow phenomenon along with opinions regarding Tim Tebow’s interview with Skip Bayless on ESPN’s First Take show, which was broadcasted on February 03, 2012.
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The Mother of the Lord: Virgin MaryMarian theology will be of immense assistance to the people. It has to be understood in tandem with contemporary theological currents. Other branches of theological inquiry-- soteriology, pneumatology, and ecclesiology.
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Paging Survives Joplin TornadoA look at viable communications during natural disasters such as the Joplin tornado.
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How to Make the Most of Your Trip to Miraval Arizona Resort & SpaMiraval Arizona Resort & Spa is one of the few all-inclusive destination spas in North America and the perfect place to learn healthy lifestyle tips, pamper yourself with spa treatments, and enjoy nature. Use these tips to make the most of your visit.
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The Best PromiseThe best promise a lady can give to you
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How Did I Lose Track?Car accidents, speeding tickets,and a sprained ankle leave little track on a track record that has taken a beating.
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The Hypocrite in the Cookie JarA story about a large african american that spent the first half of his life as a slave, named Ringo and his grandson Trevor.
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A Review of Dog Parks in the Santa Cruz, CA AreaIncluded in this review is the Scotts Valley Dog Park, the Polo Grounds Dog Park, and Mitchell's Cove Dog Beach, located in the Santa Cruz area of California.
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Being BrokeA little poem type piece that I wrote about being broke. Enjoy
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Pyrrhic VictoryWin a Pyrrhic victory over advancing age.
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Election (Limerick)A politician will promise anything to get elected.
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Band Tips: Writing a Quick Letter to Get Your Band's Album ReviewedIn order to get a review, you're going to have to make your letter stick out.
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A Carbon Fiber Polymer Composite Car Fender as a BatteryImagine the roof of your car or the case of a tablet computer as the battery that powers the device. Kind of boggles the mind...
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Is John Cena Going Heel?The heat has been building under John Cena and it's beginning to get to him. His pending Match up with Dwayne "Rocky" Johnson at Wrestlemania is placing him in a position he has seldom been in, the Heel.
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Former American Idol Finalist Anthony Fedorov, Singer, Actor and Certified HunkHe's known from his days on season four of 'American Idol', but Anthony Fedorov has been busy ever since. Recording artist, stage performer and model, this 26-year old is making it work in a big way, but he remains just a really nice guy.
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Best Local Dog Park for Fresno, CAFresno is known for its agriculture and sunny summers. There are many parks in the city of Fresno. There is one park specifically aimed towards all types of persons. Woodward Park is the place where you want to take your dog for a walk.
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The Weight I CarryStory of every woman. Every para describes different stage in a girl's life.
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The Universe is Taking Care of MeTrying to control our lives is tempting, but problematic. Trying to trust that things happen for a reason sometimes is the best strategy.
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A Sinners LamentThis is a Poem I wrote in 2007 as I was going through a tough time in my life. My faith was being severely tested at that time
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Final Fantasy XIII - Why I've (Temporarily) Lost Faith in Square EnixWith the new Final Fantasy XIII-2 coming out, it only seems right to take a step back at the previous installment in the series and state (from a gamers' perspective) what went wrong. -
The PuzzleThe pieces of our lives can be cardboard or genuine. Which do you choose?
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Whimsical Sculptures by Claes Oldenburg Produce SmilesSwedish-born Claes Oldenburg, age 83, and his late wife, Coosje van Brugge, of Holland, have created some of the world's most amusing urban art, some of it is found in sculpture gardens in the U.S.
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PassionThere are many types of love all around us. Between family, friends, neighbors, and lovers. Some show love even more with their better half.
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Valentine's Day Etiquette: Kids EditionMost parents can remember back to those awkward years and now get to relive those times through their children. Spend a moment and review our Valentine’s Day tips that will help your child have a stress free day.
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How to Install an Operating System on a NetbookHere's a step-by-step guide to installing an operating system on any netbook.
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Voting and the Power of OneEvery vote matters, but maybe not for the reason that one would think. The odds of individual votes deciding an election are minimal, but they go a long way in shaping the future of the country.
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The Best in Pittsburgh Area WineriesWhether you are searching for just a simple tasting of wine or dinner and wine, one of these three places in Pittsburgh will be sure to fit what your looking for.
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Celebrate Mardi Gras in Missouri With These Great Events in St. Louis and SpringfieldYou can celebrate Mardi Gras in Missouri, without having to travel to New Orleans, LA. There are fantastic events in St Louis and Springfield, MO. St Louis has the 2nd largest Mardi Gras celebration in the US.
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Why the Yankees Will Not Win the World SeriesAfter remaining very quiet throughout the offseason, the New York Yankees made a huge splash in acquiring Michael Pineda. The Yankees are now the favorites to win the 2012 World Series. Here are the reasons why they will lose.
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Mardi Gras 2012 at Universal Studios in FloridaOverview of the sights and sounds of Mardi Gras at Universal Studios Florida.
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TransitA flash-fiction sci-fi story. This is a short short story about a future in which communication technology is greaty advanced, but still people deal with some consistant issues in human life.
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Insider Travel Tips to California Vineyards with Secret AttractionsPaso Robles wine country tours are a staple activity when visiting California vineyards. Local wineries are world-famous for their products, but did you know that when California wine tours take place off the beaten path, amazing attractions await?
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Mahoning Valley, Ohio, Weather OdditiesOhio's Mahoning Valley generally has rather predictable weather. The summers are hot and humid, and the winters are cold with the threat of intense lake effect snow. There have been some weather events that simply threw everyone for a loop, though.
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FreedomFreedom is one of our most ardent wishes, yet it is never absolute. Nature is its first limit, then follows the rest between us.
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Dry Farming: What is it and Why Should We Care?An explanation of dry farming, how it's used for growing wine grapes and its benefits. -
2012: The Year EVs Hit PubertyNo longer an infant but still a far cry from being considered a mature industry, Blue Phoenix (BPI) believes the electric vehicle (EV) market is poised to hit puberty in 2012. This means change is likely to sweep through the industry in a big way.
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Shadow of the VialOne man is dead and another lies in a coma. Lieutenant Colonel Wilfred Mann must figure out what has taken place. A journey that leads to an unexpected conclusion. The exciting sequel to The Vile Vial. -
Regression to Progression: Video Game Simplification to Increase RevenueRecent market news of the video game industry has been increasingly negative due to a lack of new releases. In order to achieve a more consistent revenue flow, companies should look to increase availability of simpler games to reach broader markets.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Leprechauns in the ClassroomPreschool teachers set out on St. Patrick’s with the plan of making it a magical day all the students would remember.
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Gun-Toting Facebook Dad Needs Therapy, Not Thank-YousA facebook dad peeved by his daughter's disrespect on Facebook shoots up her laptop and proves violence clearly exists in the home.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Green for a DayA short story about St. Patrick's Day.
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Spartans at the NFL CombineSix Spartans are headed to Indianapolis for the Scouting Combine. Here's a guide of what to expect from those headed there.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Do's and Don'ts of Renting a CarThis article gives customers a guide to things they should and should not do when renting a vehicle.
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NASA's Dr. Loftus Invents Medical Marvel, the BiocapsuleFew people have earned the chance to save millions of lives, but Dr. Loftus might be counting himself among those people. The NASA scientist wanted to protect astronauts while in space years at a time. What he created was medical genius.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Pawn IslandA character imagines the stories and circumstances of a park's past visitors in this free verse poem based on an image of empty park benches. My first foray into the popular field of chess poetry.
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Georgia to Be Home to First Nuclear Reactors Since Three Mile IslandOn Thursday, Feb. 9, the NRC voted to grant the first license for a new nuclear reactor on American soil in more than three decades.
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Rick Santorum and the Christian RightWhat are the ramifications of Rick Santorum's sweeping of the three caucuses and what does it tell us about the attitude of the American electorate?Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania: A Craft Beer DestinationBloomsburg is a wonderful sleepy area that will keep a craft beer lover busy for days with four breweries and wonderful country-style lodging for a relaxing weekend to get away from it all. -
A Few Memories with the Incredible Hollywood Legend, Rose MarieShe's known for her salty character on 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' and her husky voice and hair bow. The delightful Rose Marie is a Hollywood legend of a rare kind. She shared some great memories during our recent conversation.
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Craft Beer Goodness in Daytona Beach, FloridaMcK's Tavern and the adjoining Bottle Caps are havens for craft beer enthusiasts in Daytona Beach, Florida. -
'Journey 2: The Mysterious Island' Review: Popcorn Fare for the Family'Journey 2 The Mysterious Island,' starring Dwayne Johnson, Michael Caine, and Josh Hutcherson, is a throwback to family adventure movies -- non-offensive popcorn fare that will be enjoyed in the theater, but forgotten in the light of day.
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Classic Game Strategy: Civ 3 Combat Engineer BlitzWorkers can be a decisive factor in war in Side Meier's Civilization 3.
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George Huguely V Murder Trial TimelineThe jury in George Huguely V's murder trial heard testimony Thursday crucial to the prosecution's case. Huguely stands accused of murdering University of Virginia women's lacrosse player Yeardley Love.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Classic Game Strategy: X-Com ApocalypseA critical strategy for training agents in X-Com: Apocalypse for players to enjoy while waiting for the fourth installment to be released.
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Little Monsters Rejoice: Lady Gaga Starts Social NetworkLady Gaga creates a new home for all her little monsters with her new social networking site. Join other Gaga fans and request your invite to the site Little Monsters to be one of the first members.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Ron Paul Wants to Abolish the Federal Reserve-WhyPresident Woodrow Wilson lamented in 1916 that he had unwittingly brought the US into financial ruin after signing the Revenue Act of 1913, and bringing the Federal Reserve Bank back into existence. Why?
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Degrees of AdjectivesLet's face it, English is hard to learn. This is because it is not something you can learn without the right guidance. The approach that was used to teach me English is called Shurley English. It differs from typical English classes in many ways.
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Order of Adjectives in a Sentence and MoreAdjectives can be found in many different variations. But there is actually a formula to a grammatically correct sentence. Here is how to ensure that your sentence remains grammatically correct by paying attention to the placement of your adjectives.
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Nouns and the English LanguageLearning the parts of the English language can be a challenge. But there is a different style of English that can help you through the tough times. Rather than feeling like you are beating your head against a wall, try Shurley English.
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Adjectives and the English LanguageAdjectives can be tricky to learn. But they do not have to be. In this article, I will cover adjectives in general. Tackling it all at once can be overwhelming. Remember, take it piece by piece.
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The Confrontation with Iran Could Decide the Presidential Election of 2012The world is following the Republican primaries to see who will run against President Obama, and just about everyone believes jobs and the economy will decide the election. This article will demonstrate that foreign policy could decide this election.
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Obama Administration to Accommodate Church with Revisions to Free Contraception PolicyIn response to public outrage, the Obama administration has decided to accommodate the Catholic Church by modifying a new provision which requires employers to provide free contraception to employees.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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USPS Can Not Compete with Private Enterprise and InternetUnless help is forthcoming, The Postal Service could reach its debt ceiling of $15.4 billion debt this yearAlso published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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College Offers Birth Control Via Vending MachineShippensburg University, a small public college in Pennsylvania, is creaing a stir by offering its female students access to a legal form of birth control in a most novel way -- via vending machine.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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What's My Plan Again?Becoming an Adult is a series of columns discussing the ups and downs that Erin Lucido goes through as she transitions into becoming an adult.
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‘Top Chef:Texas’ Cheftestant Sarah Grueneberg Shares Beer and Food Pairing TipsYou’ve probably considered a good wine to pair with your favorite Italian dishes, but what if you’re not much of a wine drinker? I interviewed "Top Chef: Texas" cheftestant and Spiaggia Executive Chef Sarah Grueneberg for tips and her "biramisu" recipe.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US TV
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No Child Left Behind Leaves 10 StatesNo Child Left Behind was intended to genuinely be a law to help improve the odds of your child getting an education. What it did is lower the universal education standard and create a principle of "just made it."Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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What Being a Critic Means to MeThis summer, I saw Cars 2. I saw a film that I, according to those smarter and more seasoned in film analysis, wasn't supposed to like. A film that I wasn't supposed to find merit in. A film I wasn't supposed to fall in love with.
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Steve Jobs’ FBI File ReleasedApple co-founder Steve Jobs’ FBI file was released on February 9, 2012, bringing to light some pretty interesting information. Most of the report contained information already known by the public, but some things that were quite shocking.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Low-Cost Advertising Ideas for a Professional Organizing BusinessDepending on cash flow and the size of your business, advertising can be a challenge and at times costly. If a limited budget is an issue, fortunately there are many practical ways to advertise. Some are actually free.
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10 States Released from No Child Left BehindPresident Obama spoke about the decision to grant 10 states waivers for the No Child Left Behind law in a White House event at 1:55 p.m. EST on Feb. 9, 2012.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Four Mediocre Haikus About WinterMarginally competent but dull haikus about the cold season
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Newt Gingrich's Plan for a Moon Colony Has Become an Issue that Won't Go AwayNewt Gingrich's moon colony announcement has seem to strike a chord with people across the United States. His campaign is being plagued with negative and comedic feedback over an issue that may now be defining his bid for president.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Israeli Strike Deter Not-so-Covert Iran WarIsrael's preventive war is a necessary evil. Obama's denial and policy of appeasement towards Iran is dangerous diplomacy. Inaction and western complacency will be tragic to Israel's survival and endanger our national security.
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When it Comes to Your Money, the Little Things Really CountLittle things often matter more than big things when it comes to your family budget. Change your routine and see how it changes your money picture.
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Tips for Hosting a Wine Night with the GirlsIf you and your best girlfriends are ready for a much-needed get-together, considering hosting a girl’s night in and splurge on wine, desserts, and a spa session. I interviewed Janine Lettieri, sommelier and Lot18 Imported Wine Specialist for a few ideas.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US Shine
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Re-Do How-To: Money Saving Tips for DIY Home Make OverThese re-do how-to tips can save you money, time and frustration for minor or major home make over projects. -
Toyota Announces New U.S. Jobs at Chicago Auto ShowToyota is set to create 400 new jobs at their Princeton Plant in the U.S. by moving a $400M operation from Japan.
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False Unicorn Root and Crampbark: Increase Fertility With Fertility HerbsFertility herbs have been known to help many couples conceive, but False Unicorn Root and Crampbark can be used by both men and women and throughout pregnancy to aid in labor and help prevent miscarriages.
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Historical Romance Novel Review: Deadly Illusions by Brenda JoyceThough Deadly Illusions by Brenda Joyce begins with an awesome premise, set in the early 1900s, the execution of the story leaves a bit to be desired.
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Inside the Wonderful Creative World of West Side Story Actor George ChakirisBest known for his Academy Award-winning performance in 'West Side Story,' George Chakiris has a finely-tuned talent for another craft as well: jewelry design. His exclusive collection is turning heads all around the world.
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New Movies This Weekend (Feb 10th-Feb 12th)Four new movies hit theaters this weekend including the return of "The Phantom Menace" and The Rock in 3D.
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Why Are There Four Gospels?Why isn't all of the information about Christ combined into one gospel?
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Make Your Own Fizzing Bath BombBath bombs are a great way to scent your bath while delighting all your senses. You can easily make them for yourself or give them away as gifts.
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Soothing Lavender CleanserThis cleanser smells wonderful, is soothing and is safe for those with sensitive skin.
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Herbs for First Aid at HomeWhile nothing can take the place of a doctor's care, there are many ways to treat minor injuries or irritations at home. Things like insect bites, minor burns, sunburn, abrasions and low grade fevers can be treated with these all-natural ingredients.
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Top MLB Rookies to Watch for in 2012The 2012 Major League Baseball season is close at hand. Here is a sampling of the top rookies to keep an eye out for in 2012.
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Dealing with Losing Your Four-legged Best FriendThe advice I gave my friend for dealing with the loss of her pet, included doing whatever made her feel better, not what others thought was best.
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2012 Fantasy Baseball: Overvalued HittersDon't reach for these fantasy baseball batters in 2012 if you want to win your championship.
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February and March 2012 Running Events in Jacksonville, FLA guide of the upcoming 5K, 8K, 10K, Marathons and Half-Marathons in the Jacksonville Area for February and March 2012.
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The Yamaha Portable Grand Piano: How to Make it Suit Your Musical NeedsThe Yamaha Portable Grand Piano is an instrument that comes with a vast array of control buttons and a great promise of musical possibilities.
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Safety Pin Tank TopTake a silk or other scarf and turn it into a cute tank top with this fun project.
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Framed Cloth HeadboardYou’ll love how easy it is to make this framed cloth headboard!
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Sheet Porch HammockThis hanging porch bed is oh, so comfy!
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Moms' Groups in the South Hills of PittsburghAre you a mom looking for playgroups for your young children or social events for you? Consider joining a mom's group. The South Hills area of Pittsburgh has several from which to choose.
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Top Five Concerns Parents Have when Starting to HomeschoolWhen you first start homeschooling, you can sometimes feel like you are out on a limb all by yourself.
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Vacation Illness: How to Get Your Kids Through ItIf you have kids than you already know that vacations can sometimes be unpredictable. Everyone can start out healthy when leaving for a vacation, but they can quickly become ill, while you are traveling.
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Grocery Shopping Tips: Eating Healthy on a BudgetMaking healthy food choices on a budget doesn't mean bringing home half-empty bags from the grocery store. By making smart decisions, eating healthy on a budget can become second nature.
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"Let's Crack the Peanut!"Finding clever and unique ways to announce the gender of your baby can be a fun event. It does not take much to come up with an idea. Sometimes the idea can come from a simple conversation.
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Practice Putting to Numb MindMake a mental adjustment and then learn to numb your mind practicing putting in an effort to bore your friends, shatter their confidence, demoralize them and then win their money through friendly wagers on the golf course.
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Foreigner Rolling into Cincinnati's Taft Theater on February 25Foreigner is rock and rolling their way to Cincinnati’s Taft Theatre on Saturday, February 25 at 8 p.m.
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Aliens to Contact Who First?Should the day ever arrive and an alien species seeks to make first contact on earth, who would he seek, man or beast?
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Catholic Bishops Can't Have it Both WaysThere's no constitutional right to public contracts and no one's forcing the church or its affiliates to accept them. But once they do they are obligated to observe the same rules that apply to any recipient of government funds.
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Just Another Day Called SundayOver time, the day usually reserved for the Sabbath, Sunday has become just another ordinary day.
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St. Valentine's Day in the 21st CenturyWe've come a long way with Valentine's Day, and the road always leads to romance.
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Melting PointThere is no such thing as cold; it is only the absence of warmth.
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Escape for ForeverA fantasy tale of a King escaping into his memories.
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Santorum’s Stunning TrifectaRick Santorum has shaken up the Republican race with his clean sweep Tuesday night.
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BIG MIRACLEan adventure rescue story about whales, native Alaskans, news reporters, tree-huggers, politicians, oil executives and seafaring Russians. It's original, enjoyable and
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Valentine's RomanceA Tanka poem for Valentine's Day.
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What Happens when Your Country Goes BadThere is something to be learned and taken to heart from history, overly trusting others, even your own government, can be fatal. The more trust you place in something other than yourself, the more risk you are personally accepting.
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Pause a MomentSaw some beauty today the full moon setting.
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The Discovery of the Tree of LifeThis is an imaginative fiction story about a nineteenth century professor who finds the Garden of Eden and the tree of life. He eventually learns to trust in Jesus as his Savior. -
The Role of the Sea, Moby Dick and Herman MelvilleThis essay explores the many roles of the sea in Herman Melville's classic novel Moby Dick. -
Failure Does Not Have to Be a Horrible ThingSome people look at failure as a horrible thing. The truth is that if your effort was honest, forthright and given with full sincerity, then even if you did not reach your ultimate goal you still should be grateful for the opportunity.
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ACT of VALORworth watching just to see the Seals in action. Swash-buckling, super-cool and really really hot
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Leadership: Economic Constraints, Votes that Don’t CountEconomic theory is based on analytical thought but reflections within our society show there is still lacks a reality check. The perfect market economy describe is not in existence, therefore we still need to take actions.
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The Mystic Archives of Dantalian Episode Nine “Book of Twilight”--RecapDalian and Huey journey into another world and enter the story of a young apprentice shaman named Ira.
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