Content Published on Feb 01, 2012
- How to Eat Cheap in an Expensive London RestaurantWe all hear on the news that the US Dollar is weak but it doesn’t really hit you, until you travel abroad. When you punch those numbers into your calculator, they REALLY don’t add up.
- London Hotel SearchNot having traveled to London for a few years, I was shocked by the prices. But the mission was to be a cheapeater and cheap traveler. Can I find a great but cheap hotel? Let’s see.
- Naples Florida on the Paradise CoastThe upscale Naples area on the Florida Gulf Coast is a paradise of white sand beaches, cultural attractions, open-air shops, plus great fishing and plenty of wilderness.
- Make Your Own Seed Tape in Five Easy StepsYou can purchase seed tape almost anywhere seeds are sold, but it can get costly and the selection may be limited. In this article, you will learn how to make your own seed tape using common items that you already have in your home.
- The Purpose of the Horror Film’s Unhappy Ending (Eight Examples)Not every horror film has a "happy" ending. Some endings are more devastating than others. See why directors took the dark approach on some of your favorite flicks.
- She was a Good Thing: My Love Affair with a V.WSometimes it's hard to get over your first car....especially when it was some-Thing.
- Orlando Magic Squeak by Washington Wizards 109-103Orlando Magic struggle past the Washington Wizards Wednesday Night 109-103.Also published on:
- Movie Review - Tinker Taylor Soldier SpySlow unwinding puzzle that you dare not look away or you could miss potential clues. Mental spy game with several layers and casualties.
- Turn Your Big Game Parties Green with Smart PlanningWaste Management offers tips to help recycle, reuse, plan and purchase smart to make your Big Game party better.
- Why I Am Boycotting the Women's Final at the Australian Open Between Sharapova and AzarenkaThey are unapologetic and could care less about changing though they are well aware that fans and ticket-buyers are also put off by their noise. This is a horrible attitude for them to have at a time when the WTA desperately needs stars to market.
- Five Popular Celebrity Catchphrases: What They Really MeanHave you noticed all the clever catchphrases sprinkled throughout celebrity news? What they don't reveal is perhaps why they're so popular...
- Houston's ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Auditions Blast Off, and J-Lo Breaks it Down for the BoysThe hopefuls came from Houston on Thursday night this week, and same with all they had with hope for their “Idol” dreams. Some were really out there, but some deserving voices never got heard.
- New Short Film/Video, Rainbow in the Night, Expresses Triumph and Hope in Time for the U.N. Holocaust Remembrance Day"Rainbow in the Night” was filmed in multiple locations including Crakow, Poland, New York and the crew was even given special permission to tape in the Majdanek concentration camp.
- WPS: Missing a Golden OpportunityWith the cancellation of the 2012 WPS season a void will be left for fans.
- Easy Recycled Christmas OrnamentsThis Christmas, decorate your tree with festive items made from already-used materials. Not only will your tree look intriguing and spirited, but you can take pride in having reduced your impact on the environment this holiday season.
- 2012 Fantasy Baseball: Rookies - Top 10 Hitters2012 Rookies - Top 10 Hitters
- Harmful Ingredients Found in Cosmetics, SoapsBefore slathering on skin moisturizer or splurging on a new bottle of shampoo, turn the package over and read the label. Many beauty products, including makeup and soaps, contain harmful ingredients, according to a report in The Washington Post.
- 4 Ways to Make Sandwiches HealthierSandwiches make a great lunch option for moms on-the-go and fussy children. But, is your noon meal healthy? If you're addicted to peanut butter and jelly or have a habit of adding layers of condiments to your lunch, it's time for a meal makeover.
- Why to Get a Boxer DogConsidering the boxer breed as an addition to your family? Boxers can be a great choice, and here I'll tell you why!
- 2012 Fantasy Baseball: Rookie Pitchers - Top 102012 Rookie Pitchers - Top 10
- Actress Tippi Hedren Receives Coveted Degree from New York Film AcademyThe incredible Tippi Hedren addressed the students at the New York Film Academy prior to receiving an honorary Master of Fine Arts degree from the prestigious school. She also answered questions and shared her career with current acting students.
- My Review of Akershus Royal Banquet Hall in Epcot, World ShowcaseI am a Crystal Palace die-hard fan, but this meal surprised me. It was very good and I must say, is now my favorite character meal at Walt Disney World! Read on to find out why.
- Old Magazine Kitchen AccentsUse old magazines to make this colorful set of bowl, trivet, and coasters.
- Home Beauty RemediesA list of my favorite home beauty remedies for your face, hair, teeth, nails, and even your feet.
- Look More Awake in the MorningRough night? It happens to all of us. Here's a list of ways to make yourself look bright-eyed, and bushy-tailed.
- Agrimonia Eupatoria, a Plant with an Unusual HistoryAgrimonia eupatoria is a perennial plant of the rose family. Some of the claims made for its medicinal virtues are realistic, but it has genuine value as an astringent.
- Movies I Look Forward to Seeing in Spring 2012These are my picks for movies coming out in spring 2012 which should keep me busy before the release of "The Dark Knight Rises" and "The Avengers" this summer. They include movies starring Daniel Radcliffe, Denzel Washington, and Julia Roberts.
- Echo Theater Company Presents Non-profit Performance of 'God's Ear' on Feb. 11Actress Frances Fisher will serve as honorary chair for the Feb. 11 performance of 'God's Ear' at the Zephyr Theater in Los Angeles. Proceeds from the event will benefit Peace Over Violence, a social service agency.
- What is Holy Yoga for Christians?I will take you on a journey to discover exactly what Holy Yoga is and share videos of this practice in action.Also published on:
- Proper Etiquette for ParentsParenting etiquette.
- Hide and Seek KingA poem about not having a father growing up.
- Los Angeles' Brimmer Street Theatre to Host Annual Gala, 'An Evening at the Hilgard House'The Brimmer Street Theatre Company will host their 5th annual anniversary gala on March 10 at The Hilgard House in Los Angeles.
- Katy Perry in Talks to Create 3D Documentary-Style Film Following Her Rise to Pop Super StardomHer personal life has certainly had its ups and downs as of late, but Katy Perry is showing no signs of slowing down when it comes to her career.
- World’s Best Grandpa PoemA poem about a great Grandpa.
- Homemade Mardi Gras Mask Using Paper MashMardi Gras is known for unusual and flamboyant masks and costumes. Flamboyant masks found in many retail outlets are very expensive. Make your own flamboyant Mardi Gras mask from recycled paper.
- Inexpensive Mardi Gras DecorationsDecorating for a Mardi Gras party does not have to be expensive. Repurposing items such as green, gold and purple Christmas decorations, making homemade tissue flowers, decorating empty Pringles cans are just a few ideas to cut the cost of decorating.
- Finding God's Purpose for Allowing Bad Days in Your LifePsalms 118: 24 says "This is the day the Lord has made"... and that includes them all, even the bad ones. This article is a treatise about how to glorify God as you learn to appropiately handle those bad days He allows you to walk through.
- Magic Has Consequences: ABC’s Once Upon a TimeABC's hit television series, Once Upon A Time, is more than just a bunch of pretty fairy tales. Instead, these stories teach important lessons about the consequences for our choices, especially when we resort to magical shortcuts.
- Spring Fashions (limerick)Limerick
- Someone Left Behind (poem)poem - original form
- Falling ApartSometimes you have to fall apart to fit back together better.
- Dead LoverAs a young adult, I fell in love with poetry, my Father being an amateur poet himself. At the age of 19, he passed away and for the next several years my poetry writing seem to disappear. This poem was written after a long stretch of not writing.
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Modern DiseaseModern day man encounters stressors from horrifying traumatic events like war or the collapse of the World Trade Center, and it produces long-lasting symptoms that make up post-traumatic stress disorder.
- Internet Dictionary: What is a Meme?You've probably come across the term several times in your time spent on the internet. If you were curious as to what a meme actually is, find out here.
- Jonathan Bernier Should Be Traded for the Sniper We NeedGoaltender Jonathan Bernier should be traded for the missing piece the Kings need.
- Victims of RapeRape is something that we all know exist. However, many victims do not report rapes and everyone just stands by and does noting to fix that problem.
- Super Bowl XLVI: Great Defenses Win Championships?It's one of the oldest cliches in sports, great defenses win Championships. That's great but if it's a Super Bowl you're after then you need a great quarterback because Great NFL Quarterbacks win Super Bowls.
- Etta James RememberedEtta James was an inspiration to many who chose to follow a path like she did, in sharing their talents. Because I am one of them, this poem has been written and is dedicated to her life and her legacy. RIP Etta James.
- Modern Faith: An Orgy of Superstitions and BeliefWhatever happen to Separation Between Church and State? What makes one religions beliefs better than another? Has superstition corrupted faith?
- Bringing Kitty Home!A guide to the the some common problems you may have when you bring a new adoptive cat home. This gives you an overview of the what to expect and what needs to be watched closely
- Four Vegas Poker Rooms for BeginnersNew to Poker? Check out these four Poker rooms in Las Vegas.
- One Republican's Support for the Buffett RuleMost republicans heard president Obama's state of the union address and bristled at mention of the Buffett rule to raise taxes on the wealthy. Well, I'm a republican and I agree with the president on this one.
- Inexpensive Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts for HerThis article gives five personalized gifts for your significant other for Valentines Day.
- Durian: An Unusual Food that Simply Must Be Tasted at Least OnceIn the Philippines there are many exciting and unusual foods that simply must be tasted at least once, the Durian fruit is one of those foods.
- Valentine (limerick)Limerick
- A Wind (poem)Story written in Italian sonnet style
- The Progress of the Important ProjectsNissa worked with the students so that way they would be able to complete their projects on time for the presentations.
- The GOP's Mormon QuestionWill Mitt Romney's religion affect Republican voters?
- "Lunatics" by Dave Barry & Alan ZweibelNon-stop hilarity that is brilliant in its delivery as well, in that it is told from both men's point of view through and each one has a different opinion as to how to handle themselves.
- Knowledge (Limerick)Always look for answers from people you trust.
- Jehovah-jireh’s Riches in GloryJehovah-jireh is the Self-Existent, Eternal God who sees and provides. Our loving Father not only sees and provides, but He provides abundantly.
- Nick Diaz V Carlos Condit Title Predictions!Analysis of the upcoming title fight at UFC 143 Diaz v Condit
- Bienvenue Montreal ImpactMajor League Soccer will extend its red carpet to welcome their newest member, the Garcons of the Montreal Impact.
- Recommended Blood Glucose NumbersDepending on where you look, recommended blood glucose levels can vary. Checking your blood glucose levels often through out the day will help you to figure out how to keep good control.
- “Natural Perfect Vision” Improving Your Vision with Eye Exercises and DietEasy Eye Exercises and suggestions on eating a good diet to help your vision.
- Marriage: To Be IllegalMarriage Prohibition is on the horizon.
- Groundhog DateMy date wants to do the same exact thing we did on our first date, and I agree to it because I will do anything that ensures a laugh later.
- Ron Paul WinsEditorial illustrating how Ron Paul has already won by disseminating a message and challenging establishment orthdoxy.
- Rangers Change Tactics and Delight FansRangers change their tactics and put on an attacking clinic against a feisty Hibernian side.
- Film Review of "The Grey" Starring Liam NeesonA group of Alaskan Pipeline workers in their fight to survive and return home when their plane crashes into the remote Alaskan Wilderness. Battling injuries and merciless weather, the men must escape the icy elements and a vicious pack of wolves.
- Meal Schedule (Limerick)If lunch is eaten too early, your stomach is growling for anything come dinner time.
- A (Tongue- In- Cheek) Look at Super Bowl XLVIA Few Thoughts about the Annual Super Bowl ritual.
- "Bleep, Bleep" TVReality television has progressed a great deal in the last decade. With many new reality shows available on basic cable and television, has the language and behavior become too vulgar and offensive for the young adult viewers?
- "What's All the Screaming About?!"The screaming in women's tennis explained by a real tennis professional.
- Milan Vs. Cagliari Jan 29th 2012Ibra did talismanic work for Milan who started the game slowly but the quality of their elders was too much for Cagliari who needs a lot of work in midfield and defense. Ibarbo and Pinilla are good players but they need help in midfield.
- Fahrenheit 451, By: Ray BradburyBradbury's classic futuristic dystopia novel. Reading is prohibited, thinking is discouraged, and all entertainment is government censored.
- Lecce Vs. Inter Jan 29th 2012Inter showed a lack of respect for Lecce which caused a goal against them by Giacomazzi, but the determination of Benassi defined the game.
- Summer SkyOne in the trilogy of my poems I call "Evening Sky."
- Ice Fishing Tips : for the BeginnerFor those of you who are new or just starting out in the sport of ice fishing, I decided to write an article with some tips that might help you have an enjoyable experience.
- A Fisherman's SkyOne in the trilogy of my poems I call "Evening Sky."
- Twilight SkyOne in the trilogy of poems I call "Evening Sky."
- Actions that Feed and Strengthen Love in a MarriageRelationships are nurtured or starved by the actions and words of husbands and wives towards each other. Couples can create a loving home by intent.
- Manga Review: 'Arisa' Volumes 1-4Natsumi Ando weaves a tale that - while surprisingly dark for her - is interesting and holds the spirit of traditional "shoujo" manga.
- The Dangers of Mothering a HusbandMany wives are unaware that mothering their husbands is unhelpful and over a period of years can weaken their marriage and cause resentment.
- Intimacy in Marriage is More Than SexIntimacy may include sex but should also encompass friendship, familiarity and trust. It can be defined as a close connection between two people.
- 49ers Cinderella Season Comes to an EndThis article pertains to the NFC Title game in San Francisco and the future of the team.
- Where to Use Really Big ArtworkLearn how to use large artwork in any room of your house.
- DIY Ways to Personalize Your Home DecorHow can you make your home uniquely yours? Show off your creative side with personalized home decor.
- Juventus Vs. Udinese Jan 28th 2012Juventus ended the game fatigued but the quality of passing throughout the game was quality. Udinese had opportunities on counterattack but never pressed hard enough for long enough to trouble Juventus.
- Plan BWhat to do in the event of a pandemic
- Astrology of the Moon Signs Forecast for February 12 Through 18, 2012One of the benefits of moon watching is making contact with primitive archetypes through astrology.
- Firewood Supply (Limerick)If you shirk your duties, you pay the price.
- Benefits of Becoming a Graduate Teaching AssistantBecoming a graduate teaching assistant is one of the most beneficial things you could do in graduate school. Here are some of the reasons why!
- Straight About GaysIf we're really serious about getting out of this economic mess, we'd quit wasting time on the bigotry directed at gays. Let them live up to their full potential just as heterosexuals are encouraged to do.
- Where is the Dominance?A new #1 or just more reshuffling?
- The Way to a Man's HeartIt's time the myth regarding the quickest way to a man's heart be dispelled. The opinions outlined below come from a male perspective and from first hand accounts. Take heed to what's outlined below, and do not fall prey to this blatant misconception.
- Lingering Effects of the NBA LockoutReactions to last night's matchup featuring the Boston Celtics and the Orlando Magic. What should fans make of a blown 27-point lead? A little piece of advice: don't trust this season for a second.
- Making a Difference with Bystander CPRAccording to the American Heart Association nearly 300,000 cardiac arrests occur each year, with 80% taking place outside the hospital. The chance of survival is 8%. The vital link that can improve the odds are ordinary people.
- Buying Chicago Cubs Spring Training TicketsThe Chicago Cubs are on an epic journey to win their first World Series in the modern era. This article will explain where to buy spring training tickets so we can evaluate their progress.
- Why Students Need to Be Careful with Education ROI CalculationsCan a college return-on-investment really be calculated?
- Police Deaths on the RiseA rise in police deaths. What is behind this troubling trend?
- How We Turned the Tide on the RecessionThis articles tells how I and some others turned the negative of the recession into fulfilling careers.
- 5 Simple Things I Do to Secure My Financial SafetyIt seems like every time I watch the news or open the Internet, I’m seeing something new about identity theft or threats to the security of my personal and financial information.
- Susan G. Komen Wrong to Sever Ties with Planned ParenthoodSusan G. Komen for the Cure's severing of ties with Planned Parenthood based on a Congressional investigation of allegations against Planned Parenthood is jumping the gun and denying due process.Also published on:
- Deadbeat NationHow the housing crisis and concept of strategic default is showing the true character of 21st century America
- Obama's Empty Compulsory Education ProposalCommentary opposing President Obama's compulsory education proposal.
- What Should You Spend Your Tax Return On?The answer to the question most people answer with "something fun", or "big screen", or "Hawaii". OK maybe Hawaii is worth it.
- Summer '75A first person version of flash fiction. The story is based on a delinquent's teenage girl's eerie experience one night while in Job Corps.
- Charity Cuts Planned Parenthood FundingThe Susan G. Komen Foundation has given $680,000 to Planned Parenthood in the past year. It recently cut off that funding, and many critics say the decision was politically motivated.Also published on:
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- The 20 Best Victories in Minnesota Vikings HistoryThe Minnesota Vikings have lost a lot of heart-breaking games, but there have been many exciting, and satisfying, wins as well.
- A Guide to Debt NegotiationDebt is an ugly and difficult mess to get out of-especially credit card debt. Follow a few of these tips to help get your head above the water.
- Living with Ben: My Journey on the Road Named Asperger’s SyndromeBullies are an unwelcome yet daily visitor to your Asperger's child. This article, third in the series, explores ways to minimize the negative aspect bullying plays in your child's life and ways to minimize bullying.
- 1 Million Birth Control Pills Recalled: How Safe is Your Plan?In February of 2012, Pfister recalled one million birth control pill packs after a packaging error. This should lead many women to question how safe their birth control plan is.Also published on:
- Hearty Soup and Sandwich PairingsAdd a sandwich to create a hearty meal on soup night. Whether your soup is homemade or from a can, these soup and sandwich dinners will please any appetite.
- Oswalt to Rangers Strengthens Already Strong RotationThe Texas Rangers and pitching free agent Roy Oswalt have been in discussions about the all star joining the club. Should Texas accept the deal, or stand pat with their current rotation?Also published on:
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- Water Extraction After a Water DamageWater damage can come in many forms and do harm to a number of items in your home. Not to mention your home itself. The sooner extraction can get under way the better chance you have of avoiding further damages.
- School is CoolIn President Obama's State of the Union Address he encouraged parents and teachers, but he left out another substantial group. How do we change our students' images of school and being smart?
- Susan G. Komen for the Cure Decision a Setback for Women's RightsSusan G. Komen for the Cure charity plans to cut ties with Planned Parenthood, and end all funding due to the debate on abortion. Here is how I feel about this announcement as a young woman.Also published on:
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- The Adventures of the Great Dale WrenDale Wren is a banker that doesn't really do much. Today, though, will be different. Today, Dale will have a date with destiny! And pocket lint.
- The Final HoursA flash fiction story about a woman's battle with cancer.
- Explore Kensington, London During the Queen's 2012 Diamond JubileeWhat to see and what to do in Kensington, one half of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. It is home to Kensington Palace, which classifies it as "royal", top museums and landmarks, especially significant for the 2012 Diamond Jubilee.
- Can Mitt Romney Buy the Presidency?Despite a fourth place finish Ron Paul followers encouragedAlso published on:
- Innovative Ways to Get Dads More InvolvedFrom Bacon Baby wipes to baby tank strollers, this article is about innovative new ways to get dads more involved in raising their kids. This article is dedicated to the women out there wondering how to get their men more involved with their babies.
- THQ Laying Off Over 170 WorkersTHQ, the video game company behind such hits as Darksiders and the Saint's Row trilogy, will unfortunately be laying over over 170 employees today, including the vice president of technology.Also published on:
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- Surviving SuicideHow does one really cope with the loss of a loved one that has chosen to end their own life? Throw the towel in and hide under the covers forever? Stare at the ceiling and cry for days?
- U.S.-Israeli Relations and the Growing Potential Nuclear Crisis in IranCommentary and observations on the advisability of a potential offensive strike by Israel on Iran in a preemptive attempt to disarm the Islamic Republic.Also published on:
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- Antique PhiladelphiaA poem about an antique car (pictured).
- Beat-down on the 3’O Clock ExpressJohn Colt is a part of the Bureaucracy of Inventors in Need of Elder Researchers and Scientist (Commonly know as BINDERS) whose job is to stop an international thief that has stolen a formula. He finds and fights the criminal on a flying steampower train.
- Setting and Surpassing Retirement Savings GoalsWhile a retirement savings goal is a must that doesn’t mean you can’t beat your own expectations, which is something I am proud to say I do quite often.
- The Small Business Mistakes You Can't Afford to MakeIt is hard enough to start up a small business in this sluggish economy. Don't increase your chances of failure by choosing the wrong location, not listening to your customers or forming the misconception of becoming an overnight success story.
- Crying Converter Smiletrue love feeling, real love poem, its true , crying converter smile, love pain
- Silence: A Frame of MindConcerts are a rite of passage in every teenager’s life. However, this experience will always be considered nothing short of spiritual.
- Getting OlderA humorous look at getting older.
- Can Romney Lose After Such a Big Win?In light of his amazing win in Florida, Romney's own words could cause him to lose in the eyes of Americans.Also published on:
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- How to Be the Favorite SubGet great tips on how to be the favorite sub at any school you go to! How to deal with tough students, be in charge of your class, and become the favorite sub! This applies mostly to high school, but these tips can be applied to younger kids as well.
- Planned Parenthood Loses Funding: Anti-Abortion Efforts May Be to BlameOn January 31, 2012 the Susan G. Komen breast cancer foundation choose to cut funding to Planned Parenthood. Are Anti-Abortionists to blame?Also published on:
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- Young Celeb Birthday Trivia for FebruaryWho is celebrating another year in style? Check out this birthday trivia to see who will be blowing out birthday candles in February 2012.Also published on:
- 'Touch' Touched MeA new television show starring Kiefer Sutherland. Touch, really touched me with this heart-warming tale of a father and son struggling to communicate so they can become closer without wife and mother to love them.
- Valentine's Day DinnerThe story of a man's not-so-romantic Valentine's Day dinner date.
- Egypt Soccer Riots Kill and Wound Over 200 PeopleThe February 1, 2012 post soccer game riot in Egypt yielded an unforgettable body count. It is being called the worst soccer riot in history. Read on for details.Also published on:
- Petals of SolitudeIn this hectic world we see many distances and relationships(including with ourselves!)put on hold because of doubt or fear. Why have these two conquered to the point of numbness?The immense love for you and its integrity can be felt with quiet solitude.
- 'Game Change' Meant to Stop Sarah Palin Campaign that Didn't HappenConservatives4Palin has a story about the upcoming HBO movie “Game Change” based on the John Heilemann and Mark Halperin book which was an account of the 2008 election that brought Barack Obama to the presidency.
- Toronto Raptors – in Desperate Need of an OverhaulToronto’s ongoing woes and 6-13 record are no secret to the world. The Air Canada Center hasn’t had a sell-out game for months. Bryan Colangelo has to pull up his sleeves and start working on a massive overhaul. Today's Raptors are simply not good enough.
- The DancerOne solitary dancer leads the way to a new beginning
- The Burning BushWhat would you take with you if you had only minutes to leave your home and fire was within a few feet of your doorstep?
- It’s Only TemporaryA Sonnet about bad times not lasting forever.
- 'A.D.D.: Adolescent Demo Division' Graphic Novel ReviewI recommend this to mature readers looking to evaluate the role of technology in society today. I can’t put into words exactly what the author is saying -- it’s definitely warning us against the dangers of losing our personalities and humanity.
- Candy StoreA story I personally wrote for my daughter about a candy store which gleefully awaits the arrival of dreaming children.
- Go Ahead – Host a Honey Badger Party – He Don’t Care!For some of us, it doesn’t take much of an occasion to throw a great party. So if you’ve been waiting for that next great idea, here it is! Why not throw a honey badger party and capitalize on all the buzz?
- Life's Banana BreadOur lives are all a matter of the way we choose to see them.
- Frozen in a BreezeThis poem shows how strong love can overcome the hardships of time.
- The Kindle Fire and Nook Color Are Nearly the Same DeviceAlthough the Kindle Fire and the Nook Color are different devices, they have a lot in common.
- Mardi Gras Events in Richmond, VA for 2012Looking for something fun to do for Mardi Gras 2012 in Central VA? Check out this quick and easy list to get some great ideas.
- The ChaseA flash fiction story about a man and his Labrador
- Bullets from the SkyConvictions leads our character to join rebel forces protesting an abusive government somewhere in Southeast Asia.
- Sitting Table TopBeing a wallflower has perks but more costs. Getting up the nerve to overcome wallflower-ness only to be a day late and dollar short is poetry.
- What If the Light at the End of the Tunnel is Just the Devil with a Flashlight?Many believe there is a purpose to their life. Some even love life. Some are reconciled to the fact that this is all there is and accept their fate. Then there are those who have no clue or understanding of why they are here. She was the latter.
- 'The Grey' ReviewAn early review of Liam Neeson's "The Grey." Spoilers Warning!
- Catholic Groups Oppose Birth Control Coverage: Isn't Planned Parenthood the Best Kind?Should birth control be covered by insurance?
- Chile: A Spring Getaway Off the Beaten PathPlanning a spring vacation? Boasting an extremely beautiful topography rich in striking contrasts, Chile is a country blessed with hidden gems and natural treasures.
- Easy 3-Ingredient Appetizers for the Big GameNo matter how many points get put up on the board, you can score big with these easy and simple three-ingredient appetizers and snacks.
- Time Took the DayShort piece revealing a scene between the characters of Time, Death, and a rather convincing voodoo queen.
- TiredA flash fiction piece about a man who gave up on his marriage only to find he's not any happier alone.
- 10 Keys to Super Bowl XLVIA breakdown of the top ten keys to Super Bowl XLVI
- Spring Vacations in Cambodia Provide Sun, Culture and HistoryThough Cambodia's tourism industry is growing rapidly, many overlook this southeast Asian nation in favor of its neighbors. Cambodia offers scenic beauty, rich culture and a long history to explore on your next spring trip.
- How to Enter Your First Mountain Bike RaceLooking to enter your first mountain bike race but don't know how? Follow this step-by-step process to unleash your inner mountain bike racing demon upon your unsuspecting competition. Guaranteed to work for 100% of beginners 50% of the time.Also published on:
- 5 Household Chores This Mom Chooses to IgnoreAs much as I wish I never had to clean, I know that I do. We can’t live in squalor forever. I pick and choose which household chores make the cut, though, and these five just never seem to get done.
- Saturday Mornings in Downtown St. Petersburg at the Saturday Morning MarketThe Saturday Morning Market in Downtown St. Petersburg features food, shopping, and entertainment for all ages. Local artists and craftsmen, organic farmers and residents meet for a fun morning at the market.
- How to Properly Focus Elements on Frame When Shooting With AutofocusAutofunctions in digital cameras are readily made available to users for more convenient use, especially in fast and amateur shooting setups.
- Emily Dickinson's Paradox of DeathThis is an analysis of Dickinson's poem, "I heard a fly buzz" and the conflict in her belief about life and the afterlife.
- The Living DeadOnly God would be able to explain the mysterious event that happened to me on that cloudy day.
- Salvation SonnetA sonnet based on Proverbs 3:6: "in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."
- What 'A Girl's Garden' Can Teach UsRobert Frost was a smart fellow and he had a lot of insight that he wanted to share with the world. What does his poem about a girl's garden teach us in every day living?
- ClockworkThe story of a clockwork cat.
- The Thieves of TimelessNessa Sáralondë, the elven apprentice, finds herself stuck within a barren winter landscape in the world of humans. While finding shelter, she is given a promising event.
- Analysis of 'A Deam Within a Dream'A dream is nothing like life but a dream within a dream is equivalent to life. What can this remarkable concept teach us?
- Tips on Surviving DeploymentWays to keep busy and sane during a military spouse's deployment.
- I Am a Travel AgentWorking in the travel trade has its perks. There ARE, however, different aspects to this somewhat colourful, multi-faceted job.
- Forever FebruaryPoetry
- Field DayDuring Yankees Field Day Mark Teixeira, Alex Rodriguez & Curtis Granderson all compete for the trophy but will their selfish act have an effect on another player?
- Fall Guy (Haiku)Haiku Poetry
- Flu Shot BluesThe Told You Sos - also known as people who got the flu shot.
- Strawberries Part IVJoey recieves call from her cousin and becomes even more suspicious about the origin of her broken down car.
- Winter Sunny Days (Haiku)Haiku poetry
- This is What Would Really Happen (limerick)Limerick poetry
- Friends for Life--writing to PenpalsWriting to penpals all over the world is a fun way to learn more about other cultures and traditions.
- Sarah Palin (limerick)Poetry
- Valentine's Day Tips and IdeasWith Valentine's Day around the corner, here a few tips and ideas on how to make this day special for the ones you love.
- Three Movie Characters You Should Never DateThere are many movie characters women dream of dating. But some of them should never be dated under any circumstances.
- Gray Pictures of SunshineA Shakespearean sonnet for those with a fancy.
- T.S. Eliot: The Modern PoetA look at the importance of T.S. Eliot and his work and the pleasure found in reading his wonderful poems.
- War of the HomefrontI suddenly find myself in an alternate reality in which the Third Reich has conquered the USA.
- 14 Unique San Francisco Valentine's Day IdeasWhen it comes to Valentine's Day in San Francisco, a one-of-a-kind way to show your love is a reality.
- Analysis of 'So Shines a Good Deed in a Naughty World'Ever wondered how your attitude can affect the lives of others around you? Well, if you've got a crappy attitude, chances are you'll find a world full of misery. The worst part is you've got no one to blame but yourself.
- There’s a Difference Between Vetting and SmearingIt is one thing to illuminate an opponent’s past record, even his past behavior where it applies to his ability to execute elected office, but it is quite another to engage in the slash-and-burn, win-at-all-cost political tactics of the Progressive Left.
- Gov. Snyder Sends Financial Review Team to Muskegon Heights Public SchoolsGov. Rick Snyder has sent an official financial review team to analyze the Muskegon Heights Public Schools, according to reports on Tuesday.
- Do Not Cry, My Beloved ChildThis is a Sonnet written in a Shakespearean style for my granddaughter whom I have never seen. I long to see her, but she lives so far away.
- Reality TV Democracy and the Road to TyrannyWe've turned politics into a performance art and politicians into entertainers, so that what matters is not how our leaders approach complicated problems, but how they squeeze solutions into 30-second sound bites.
- Sedona, Arizona in the Springtime is a Spiritual ExperienceJust 100 miles north of Phoenix, the major attractions of Sedona are the mountain-sized, deep red rocks that surround the town. Sedona is a great place for Springtime travel and is often overlooked for the more popular Southwest destinations.
- Parents: Don't Forget Skin Protection in Winter WeatherOnce the sun stops beating down with intense fury, most parents put away the skin protection. Problem is, the sun doesn't go away in winter. It's still busy sending ultraviolet rays down to earth.
- Psittacosis: Not a Death Sentence for Your BirdPsittacosis, Chlamydia psittaci, has historically been 100% lethal. But thanks to advances in avian medicine and with the help of an avian veterinarian, your bird can survive this highly contagious and deadly disease--just like my baby bird, Elendil!
- NHL Power Rankings at the All-Star BreakThe NHL is at its unofficial mid-season break as it heads into the all-star break. Check out the power rankings inside to see where your favorite team ranks among the game's elite.
- Tablet Computers Offer Different Sizes and Styles for Different Types of UsersFinding the right tablet computer can seem like an impossible chore, but breaking down demands versus performance will almost always yield the right device.
- Raspberry Pi: Apple's Next Big Challenger?Can a small British nonprofit challenge Apple in a new billion-dollar market? This company might be able to challenge the juggernaut of the mobile computing industry. Its product costs hundreds of dollars less than an iPad and is nearly as fast.
- Teenage Car-Shopping: a Parent's StoryNo angst can come close to that of a teenage girl making her first car purchase.
- Quick and Simple CarrotsA carrots recipe that I like.
- The Secret BouquetA short flash fiction, based upon the painting "La lettre d'amour" by Jean-Honore Fragonard. A tale of forbidden love, pretty things, and a dog named Mopsy.
- Love FlowsSonnet for my boyfriend.
- The Silent MachineSaint Peter, don't you call me 'cause I can't go...
- Romney Dooms Campaign with Insensitive Comment About PoorMitt Romney's comment on Wednesday that he is “not concerned about the very poor” could prove disastrous to his campaign in the long run.Also published on:
- Best Places for a Traditional English Breakfast in DevonA traditional English breakfast is something all visitors to the UK should try. Here are the best places to eat a full English breakfast in Devon.
- Sweet Sleeping TwinsOne mom shares how her sons have always loved physical contact with each other.
- Fish and Fishermen Team Up for Once in a Lifetime Catch: First PersonOn July 05, 2007, I experienced an incredible fishing trip. It was an amazing display of coordination among fish and fisherman. The result was an amazing catch.
- St Petersburg, Florida: A Weekend GetawayThe arts scene has exploded in St Pete over the last several years. Is it any surprise that readers of American Style magazine voted St Pete to be the #1 Arts Destination among Mid-Size Cities two years in a row?
- Recap: 'Justified,' Season 3, Episode 3, 'Harlan Roulette''Justified,' Season 3, Episode 3, 'Harlan Roulette' begins with Ava having a parley with Limehouse to set up another meeting with Boyd. Boyd is interested in splitting Maggs Bennett’s legacy, once Dicky joins her in the afterlife.
- Things Your Doctor Should Never SayDoctors are people too and they make mistakes like the rest of us. But when it comes to picking the appropriate people on your medical team, watch out for these red flags.
- A Rainy Valentine'sA short story about everything that could go wrong on Valentine's Day going wrong.
- Celebrity Couples - the Challenges of a Relationship in the SpotlightAnother week, another celebrity split. In the wake of another round of celebrity couples on the rocks, we look at the challenges and possible solutions for being in famous in love.
- Denver School Kids Go Without Coats for Fashion's SakeJust the other day, my daughter and I had a conversation about Denver parents who don't make their kids wear coats in winter. Believe it or not, there is an epidemic of this behavior in Denver schools.
- Beneath the Arch of Our Eternal BlissA modern Shakespearean sonnet discussing the approaching end that we all face.
- EndingsLily wants to divorce her husband, Bob. What are her reasons, and what is she trying to accomplish by getting rid of Bob? Of course, there is her daughter, Riley, who will be affected if her parents divorce. Relationships are complicated.
- The Falls BallSometimes the struggles of life can be visualized by a ball in a stream. Sometimes.
- Mardi Gras in Hampton Roads, VirginiaCelebrate Mardi Gras 2012 in style around Hampton Roads, Virginia.
- Susan G. Komen Foundation Quits Planned Parenthood PartnershipSince 2005, the breast cancer charity donated money to Planned Parenthood. On Jan. 31, the Susan G. Komen Foundation ended the alliance.
- Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Tacoma and Seattle, Washington 2012Here in Washington, we can celebrate a St. Patrick’s Day in 2012, as green as the Irish Isle. There are a few different events happening throughout the city of Tacoma. There are also events in Seattle.
- Florida Lawmakers Should Not Restrict "Unhealthy" Food Stamp PurchasesLet them eat cake! Banning the use of food stamps to buy soda and junk food is a waste of time and resources.
- A Profound DarknessFollowing us every day is a mixture of light and darkness, and usually it is the darkness we tend to run from. Instead of running, why not embrace the absence of light since, without darkness there would not be light.
- Goonie Gone Bad: Plimpton Attacks SantorumActress Martha Plimpton thinks you care about her opinion on the presidential campaign and the abortion debate.
- Easy Way to Clean Your MicrowaveClean your microwave with little effort and ingredients right from your kitchen cabinets.
- 5 Flavored Beers Every Serious Beer Lover Should TryNot all of these beers are for everyone, but they are all unique and all number in the author's top 20.
- Canada Skiing Snow Report for Feb. 1, 2012If you are planning to ski in Canada in early February, use this guide to check the conditions of the country's biggest skiing areas before you go. This information is up to date as of Feb. 1.Also published on:
- Customer Service in the Professional Law OfficeCustomer service essentials for the professional law office. Increase productivity and client satisfaction to retain clients and bring in new ones.
- Thinking Out Loud - Obama to Streamline Government, Power Grab or Disaster Waiting to Happen?The President has been making many moves to change but his end game is anything but obvious. Does he want to make changes because he's expected to, because he believes in them or because he wants to consolidate power?
- Southeast Skiing Snow Report for Feb. 1, 2012If you live in the southeastern U.S. and want to go skiing in early February, use this guide to check the conditions of the area's biggest ski areas. This information is up to date as of Feb. 1.Also published on:
- 5 Independent Gyms in the San Jose AreaCheck out these locally owned gyms in the San Jose area.
- Swallowing a Pill, a How to Technique for Difficulty Swallowing MedicationsHow to swallow pill form medication without getting choked or experiancing discomfort.
- Five Ways to Reduce Menstual CrampsWe all know the pains of menstrual cramps, they are no fun. Lets see how we can reduce our pains.
- 4 Ways Chicagoans Are Paying in 2012Chicagoans are used to paying a lot in city fees and travel, but 2012 will only bring fare hikes and increased prices. Find out what you will be paying more for this year.
- Mitt Romney Overcomes Obstacles to Win in Florida PrimaryThe Florida primary was held on Jan. 31, with Mitt Romney taking a decisive victory over rival Newt Gingrich, and other Republican candidates. Here is how Mitt Romney was able to overcome obstacles to almost seal his fate as the Republican Party nominee.Also published on:
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- Best Television Shows Watched by NYC TeenagersHere are some of the best television shows watched by teenagers not only in the New York City area but in other areas of the country as well as across the world!
- Newt Appeals to the Red Staters’ Fear and Anger in His Effort to Win the GOP Presidential PrimaryNewt will appeal to his base and they don’t use logic in making their decisions. If Newt can come up with enough sound bites he has a chance of defeating those who logically should be chosen.
- Romantic Chicago Wineries to Tour This WinterChicago and its surrounding areas are home to many world-class wineries. Taking a tour of one of these hidden gems is a great way to spend time with your significant other in an extraordinary way.
- What is the Sharing Economy and Can it Work in Middle America?There's an old idea gaining new life - the idea that sharing what you have is better than spending to get more. But can a sharing economy take root in Middle America? Find out more about the sharing economy and what it means to you.
- How to Make Up for a Credit Card Late FeeIf a credit card payment was late by mistake, it is possible to make up for the fee. Those that feel cheated by a simple error can recoup their losses using one or more of these easy methods.
- Jeremy Sams' Opera the Enchanted Island is a Delightful Movie!I wasn't expecting much when I went to see The Enchanted Island at my local movie theater-- partly because the opera was called a "pastiche," and I didn't like that word. Also, the music was Baroque--not usually my favorite. But I was surprised!
- Manning: "Relationship is Great with Irsay"Peyton Manning did an interview with ESPN this week.Also published on:
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- Dogtionary: Translating Canine Behaviors that Seem Inappropriate to HumansDogs' natural behaviors can create some awkward moments, especially around company. Understanding your dogs' urges and tendencies can lessen the awkwardness and allow you to anticipate such situations.
- The Polls Are ClosedThis is a 69 word flash short story --- a conversation between the President of the U.S. and a close advisor.
- Japan's Snowfall Has Killed 52 People, Injured Over 600 -- While America Sees No WinterThe worst snowstorm to hit Japan in six years has dumped 10 foot of snow in Japan, killing 52 people. While Japan has more snow then they can handle, America has none. Why has winter escaped many parts of the United States?Also published on:
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- Chipotle Honey Mustard DressingWow your friends and family with this awesome tasting, super easy salad dressing!
- Amanda Seyfried Covers Glamour, Poses for Photo Shoot in March IssueShe's been busy filming the high profile role of Linda Lovelace, but Amanda Seyfried took time from her hectic schedule to shoot the March 2012 cover of Glamour.
- Obama Applauds Bailout “Success” at Washington Auto ShowGracing the Washington Auto Show with his presence Tuesday, President Barack Obama hailed his administration’s efforts in reigniting the U.S. auto industry.Also published on:
- Super Bowl 46 Aka Super Bowl 42 Rematch: NYG Vs NEKicker wins a nail biter for Big Blue.....again.
- Odd Weather in Harrisburg, PennsylvaniaHere is a look at some of the stranger weather events in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, over the years.
- Limitations on Food Purchases with Food StampsAn overlook on whether or not food stamp recipients should be able to purchase unhealthy food items.Also published on:
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- Could Your Health Problems Be Caused by the Click of a Button?There are many human problems becoming more and more frequently discussed these days: sleepless nights, body aches, weight gain, short attention spans, short fuses…. These and more may be remedied if you STOP taking it easy. Sound crazy? Keep reading.
- How to Make an 8-Bit Video Game Character BlanketTurn your favorite 8-Bit video game character into a soft blanket by sewing squares together.
- 2012 Fantasy Baseball All Sleeper TeamMy top sleeper at every position. Some may not be unknown, but I expect them all to show improvement over their preseason Yahoo draft rankings.
- Saving Money Means More Room in My MailboxLess mail means fewer bills, fewer packages, fewer magazines, etc. So, less mail is actually a symptom of saving money.
- Blind FaithA poor, miserable wretch demonstrates his loyalty.
- Limiting Food Stamp Purchases is Only Part of the SolutionFlorida currently has legislation pending that would limit the items that can be purchased with food stamps. While this is a good idea, there needs to be more done in order to help those using food stamps.Also published on:
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- Nakul Dev Mahajan: Bringing Bollywood to HollywoodThe Bollywood dance numbers on Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance” have captured America’s interest. In my exclusive interview with Nakul Dev Mahajan, discover the key to his success and his thoughts on Bollywood’s integration into American culture.
- I GOT CREDIT ISSUES! How to Clean Up an Maintain Good CreditThis is a guide on how to clean up and improve your credit and debt for a better quality of life and freedom!
- New York's Vertical Passing Attack Could Be Giant Factor on Super Bowl SundayEli Manning has become one of the best quarterbacks at finding a receiver down field and against a shaky Patriots defense that could be the different in the outcome on Super Sunday.
- Fantasy Baseball Position ScarcityFantasy baseball draft guide
- Season 13: Tensions Rise as Aqua Team Joins “The Biggest Loser” RanchAs the Aqua Team returns to the ranch, some contestants feel as if their territory is being trampled on by new people.Also published on:
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- Caught in SilenceCome see something beautiful, for in the stillness created by the breaths between us, I looked at you. Truly looked at you for the first time. Beyond the monster, beyond the bully, beyond the brash arrogance and bloody knuckles, I looked, and I saw.
- Ice Fishing in Vermont: A Trip Planning AidLooking to go ice fishing in Vermont this winter? It is a superlative destination to consider. This article discusses a few places you may want to visit.Also published on:
- Oakland A's Prospect Jarrod Parker: A Fan's ProjectionWhat to expect in 2012 out of the A's top prospect as he continues to erase any doubts over his Tommy John recovery.Also published on:
- They're Food Stamps -- Not Junk Food StampsLawmakers in Florida are trying to pass a law that would ban the use of food stamps for soda, sweets and junk food. It's about time. Food Stamps are for food- not junk.Also published on:
- How Long Should Cats Stay in Timeout?Cat owners use a variety of discipline techniques when their cats are bullying timid cats in the family, clawing at the furniture or hissing at the baby. Some choose to put their cats in timeout. But how long should you keep your cat in timeout?
- Morgellons Disease: No Environmental or Infectious CauseIn a new Morgellons disease study, 115 Northern California patients were analyzed and it was determined that no environmental or infectious cause existed for this condition.
- The Best Fire Starting Tools for Winter CampingOne of the most important tools when winter camping is a fire starter. Use this guide to find the top fire starting tools on the market.Also published on:
- Three Great Tools to Help You Get Pregnant FasterGetting pregnant isn't always as easy as high school sex-ed might make it seem. For some couples, getting pregnant takes a little more work. Here are some great tools for helping you to conceive more quickly.
- Can I Remove My Old Wallpaper?Removing your old wallpaper is a messy job, but it can be done using these basic steps.
- How to Get Paint Out of CarpetHave stains on the carpet after painting? Don’t panic! Here’s how to get paint out of carpet.
- Tandoori Cauliflower (Gobi)Cauliflower marinated in a spicy tangy paste and later grilled
- The Triumph of Circus MaximusBack in the gladiator times, the people were forced by their overseers to do their biddings. Gladiators had no choice in whether to fight or not. If they did not do as they were told...
- Why "Black-and-White Thinking" Is a Dangerous Diet StrategyDo you think foods can either be good or bad? Then you may have black-and-white thinking--a defense mechanism that can create unhealthy diet habits and behavior.
- Improve Your Mental Health—5 Strategies to Live Life MindfullyYou can improve your own mental health by learning about mindfulness. This article reviews the latest research on mindfulness and offers 5 tips on how to live more mindfully to experience the life you want.
- No Peyton? No Problem: Indy’s for EliWith Peyton Manning sidelined this season and his Colts finishing a dreadful 2-14, Super Bowl XLVI host city Indianapolis has temporarily adopted Peyton's brother Eli as its favorite son, with the hopes of denying Tom Brady.
- Review of 'The Children of the New Forest,' by Captain Frederick MarryatA brief overview of the events of the book, some critique of the writing and commendations for why it should neverthless be read.
- Could Your Job Be Causing Your Depression?We often think of unemployment as a leading cause of depression, but negative feelings associated with a person's job can exacerbate, or even cause, depression. But making a few changes in the workplace can make all the difference.
- Making the Right Choice for CollegeAs students all over the country are receiving acceptances for college for the fall of 2012, here are some things to consider when choosing a place to call home for four years
- Why Ron Paul May Ultimately Sink the 2012 Election for the GOPWith it looking less and less likely that he will win the nomination, Paul is likely to pose a big problem for the political party.Also published on:
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- Monster HaikuWitty haiku about a green, ugly monster.
- Is It Safe to Get a Mammogram While Breastfeeding?If you're a breastfeeding mother with breast pain and/or a lump in your breast, is a mammogram the right choice for you?
- Despite Loss, Wozniacki Shows ImprovementCaroline Wozniacki displayed a more aggessive style throughout the Australian Open. Although she fell in quarterfinals to Kim Clijsters, she appears to have made some crucial adjustments to her game that may help her finally break through in a major.
- First Person: My Experience With HypnoBirthingUsing the HypnoBirthing technique allowed me to have a spiritual experience when I had my first son. Why natural childbirth is more attainable when you use self-hypnosis to relax and let go of the pain and fear.
- How the TV News Industry Has ChangedWhat scares me is how the acceptance of what I would call mediocrity came so quickly and was so modeled around the notion of doing it cheaper. Is that the future for us?
- Tragedy During College Applications and Sports RecruitingConnie, a 17 year old student-athlete at a prestigious private school in CT fell victim to school bullying and an on-campus crime when she was in the midst of her college application and swimming recruiting process. Please help her attain justice.Also published on:
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- The 10 Greatest Super Bowls of All TimeThere have been 45 Super Bowls played. Some have been great, some have been bad, and some have been otherworldly. This is a list that looks at the last part. These are the 10 best Super Bowl games ever played.
- The Business of Fashion: Not Owning Your NameMany of the world's top designers both past and present share a common thread. They don't own their name.
- After the Robot RushThe end of a magical card duel.
- How a Lighthouse Became a Haven for a Zombie Apocalypse SurvivorCreative writing about the genesis of the zombie apocalypse, all from the eyes of one lone survivor in a lighthouse.
- Why Chinese Fast Food Restaurants Struggle in Large Cities: A Case StudyCountry Style Cooking Restaurant China Co (NYSE: CCSC), succeeded in building a name for itself in Chongqing and Sichuan, but failed in its plans to enter Shanghai. A case study of success and failure in China's fast food industry.
- Tebow-ManiaIs Tim Tebow the NFL's savior? Or does he not belong in the league? How about we leave out the superlatives and agree that he's a work in progress.
- On the Frontline of Romney’s Win of the Florida PrimaryMitt Romney wins the Florida primary. Romney’s victory was apparent after only 63 percent of the precincts had reported. This was a win for Romney and a win for Florida’s controversial decision to hold early primaries.Also published on:
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- On the Record: Jorge Padron CigarsPresident of family-owned Padron Cigars was recently at NYC cigar retailer Nat Sherman. We spoke about market pressures, legislation, and why cigar smokers should not be lumped in with cigarette smokers.
- Neon Electrifies Fashion’s Spring/Summer Footwear CollectionsThere is no shying away from neon when it comes to trends in spring/summer 2012 footwear collections. From Ruthie Davis and Casadei to Louboutin, neon footwear glowed bright for spring and summer.
- Best Science Fiction Series to Watch on NetflixA review of three of the best science fiction television series.
- All-Natural Yeast Infection TreatmentsItching, burning, stinging, the smell of beer or bread, white lumpy discharges on the skin or other areas all can be the sign of yeast infection. Learn how to treat it naturally.
- Draft Pick TradesRule Your Fantasy League from Opening Day
- Four Ways to Wear Your Favorite Jeans in 2012Style your jeans with a fresh twist in 2012.
- It's Not Over Until Newt Gingrich SingsIn what sounded more like a victory speech, a second place Newt Gingrich pronounced, “It is now clear, this will be a two person race between the conservative leader Newt Gingrich and the Massachusetts moderate.”Also published on:
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- Best Vegetarian Sources of ProteinThese healthy sources of protein can provide a balanced source of amino acids for people eating a vegetarian diet.
- My Journey into Smartphones and BackThe iPhone and Android phones promise much, but they cannot fulfill their promises. The Smartphone has started a revolution that only a tablet can finish.
- 3 Weightlifting Exercises to Build a Sexy BackTone and define your back with these three fat-burning back exercises.
- Who Needs a Hysterectomy?There are several factors where women may need a hysterectomy to help quell pain and discomfort other than cancer. This article will explain the most common reasons.
- 5 Biblical Ways to Encourage OthersBarnabas means “Son of Encouragement,” and his actions teach us much about what it means to really encourage others. Here are 5 principles gleaned from his extraordinary life.
- Acting Exercise - Delve into Your Creative Side with the Meditation ExerciseThe meditation exercise is used to bring full-body relaxation without become emotionally dormant. This is an excellent exercise to perform immediately before an acting class, or before performing or going on an audition.
- Pantyhose: In or Out?Pantyhose fell out of style several years back so it only makes sense that the next generation is bringing this trend back. Teens are following the stars of Gossip Girl and Pretty Little Liars right down to their hosiery.
- Georgetown's Family-friendly Atmosphere is the Perfect Day-trip for Central Texans Looking for Some Good, Wholesome FunGeorgetown, Texas is a great place for a day trip for Central Texans with families. There are year-round activities for all ages.
- Actor Exercise - Release Your Creativity with the Tensing and Releasing ExerciseThe following is an exercise I perform everyday as a part of my daily “acting exercises.” Acting teachers and actors may utilize this exercise to help re-focus their minds and engaging their full-body in relaxation.
- The Downfall of a Stage Actor - Being Self-ConsciousAlthough eliminating self-conscious behavior is a long and very personalized process, there are several tips I’ve cultivated throughout my years of working on the stage and in front of the camera.
- Acting Exercises - Delving into Your Creative Side with the Focus WorkoutThe following exercise, known as “The Focus Workout” allows actors to engage in true mental focus and clarity. This is an excellent acting exercise to perform with friends or with your acting class. Feel free to alter the exercise to fit your needs.
- How Important Are Ab Exercises?One of the most common things I see when I observe other people working out at the gym is a disproportionate amount of ab exercises to all other exercises. Are all those ab workouts really necessary?
- State and Local Tax Obligations for Small BusinessesSmall business tax obligations vary by state and, within a state, by locality. Nevertheless, based on my experience, here are a few state and local tax obligations that might apply to your business and that can be confusing.
- Eoin Colfer: Modern Irish NovelistIrish novelist, Eoin Colfer is a favorite among children and young adults. His first novel for adults was published in 2011.
- Slack for the PhilliesEditorial of the unrealistic expectations that Philadelphia Phillies fans have for the team now that they have felt the effect of winning a World Championship.
- The First Feline Total Knee Transplant Goes SmoothlyCyrano the cat returned home today, January 31st, after receiving a state of the art knee transplant at North Carolina State University this week. Cyrano is the first feline in the U.S. to receive an artificial knee transplant.
- You Don't Deserve MeA break up poem.
- Smallest US Cattle Herd Since 1952 Likely to Send Beef Prices SkyrocketingThe US Department of Agriculture has released a report detailing the serious shortage of beef currently going on in the United States likely leading to huge price increases.
- Sandia Labs Develops Self-Guided BulletSandia National Laboratory in New Mexico, has announced the development of a new self-guided super-accurate bullet that is effective for up to a mile.
- The Political Machine: A Short StoryLangford is personal assistant to the Prime Minister of England in the 1860's. He quickly discovers his boss has a terrible secret, that could change the world.
- Vizio Announces New Super-Wide Flat Screen TVVizio announces a new wider screen TV with new wider screen format that matches the aspect ration of movies shown in theaters.
- Deep Sleepers for 2012 Fantasy FootballLet your league mates follow the normal path and follow the main stream lists of players to draft next year while you stash away these hidden gems. Do not follow the beaten path when you can blaze your own trail.
- Job Stress: Working for a Mentally Ill SupervisorA supervisor with mental illness can make the best work situation unbearable for employees. The stress created can be treated by a therapist but can only be ‘cured’ by senior management doing its job.
- Researchers Develop New Type of Male ContraceptiveA research group has found that applying ultrasound to the testicles of rats and monkeys causes them to become infertile for up to six weeks.
- New Study Finds Pollution from North America Harming Crops in EuropeA new study conducted by a team from England has found that ozone pollution from the North American continent is causing diminished crop production in Europe.
- Big Names in Computers Teaming Up to Fight Email ScamsA new project with members made up of some of the biggest names in the computer industry playing a part is underway to stamp out fraudulent phishing emails.
- Did Freddie Mac Want You to Fail?The article discuses the recent news that Freddie Mac has investments that pay off if homeowners are unable to refinance their mortgages.Also published on:
- The Miracle HandsThis is based on a true story of a local artist who has a tremor disorder.
- Can Coffee Safely Raise My Metabolism for Weight Loss?There is no shortcut to weight loss, but sometimes we do find something that may supplement a good diet and regular exercise. Caffeinated coffee is a stimulant and it can jolt your metabolism a bit.
- If You’re Unhappy and You Know It: Clap Your Hands for a Better LifeIf you life is filled with coffee, colds and late afternoon naps, maybe you're in need of a few life changes to get back that verve you've lost.
- Must See Attractions for First Time Visitors to LondonLondon is a huge place, so in order to make the most of your time there, you need to know which places you should visit. Here is a guide for first time travelers to the city.
- David Golshan: The Man, the Myth, the Legend Has Finally Hit Los Angeles!Why did the Jew (as in an individual who follows Judaism) cross the road? Want to know the true answer? Just ask comedian and actor David Golshan
- MeteorFlash fiction is a form of short sharp story telling. The following tells of someone sitting on a beach alone just before the end of the world.
- Oscar Statuette Modeled After Nude Mexican DirectorThe smoothly muscular, golden silhouette of an Oscar statuette wasn't just based on anyone. It was actually modeled in 1929 after the nude body of a Mexican director.
- Cooking Artichokes with Grandma - a Treasured MemoryWhat memories do you have of your grandma? Cooking artichokes with their grandmother is one of the many ways my daughters connected with their Gram! And it is my mother's love of fresh food that inspired me to write poetry about it!
- Visage of YouthA sonnet about how maturity and wisdom is paid with a unique currency: a broken heart.
- From Beyoncé Hater to Beyoncé ‘Stan’Why are people haters? Sometimes right is right and wrong is wrong, pointing it out will have you labeled a, 'Hater.' Other times, it's a miscommunication, a lack of experience or understanding that causes us to 'hate on' someone. Here's my experience.
- Tiny Irish DancerFor as long as I can remember, I Irish danced on St. Patrick's Day . . .
- The Day Where Valentine’s UnknownUnder the shadow of war a soldier calls up to his own single star and that face scrutinizing the horizon gives him its well-being share after a last dream goes by.
- Ten Tips for Keeping Your Special Needs Toddler Active During WinterThe winter months may keep you indoors, but you can keep your special needs toddler active with these ten motor and cognitive strengthening activities.
- Tetherball MamaI am the undefeated tetherball champion of the neighborhood and this is the story of how I defended that title and became a hero in my sons eyes. All in one afternoon.
- Tyrant: Your Words Gonepoem of glory over death of tyrants
- Making Mardi Gras Costume Magic Yourself: Do-it-yourself Ideas to Get You StartedA costume for Mardi Gras needs imagination more than money and a sense of humor more than design experience. Here are some samples.
- The White House Still Stands Because a Black Pilot Would Not Fly His Plane into ItThe victorious do not always live to celebrate their victories. Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Luke Weathers Jr. was buried Friday January 20, 2012 at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, D.C.. Another hero is Captain LeRoy W. Homer Jr.
- ProstheticA true story of a young boy walking on his own.
- Carving Out HappyHow a hot afternoon at an Arizona pumpkin patch, helped me see the happy side of my grouchy little boy.
- My St. Patrick's Day DecisionI must say that this was the worst decision I have ever made in my entire life. However, it is a story I tell at every party I have been to since.
- Should Government Further Restrict Food Stamp Purchases?Florida lawmakers have proposed legislation that would not permit food stamp recipients to buy items such as soft drinks, candy and ice cream. Has government regulation gone too far?Also published on:
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- How to Depersonalize Google SearchYou don't have to put up with personalized Google search results. Find out how you can still use Google without always receiving irrelevant, personalized results.
- The Disabled (All) CreedThe Disabled (ALL) Creed Yeah, the Ghost Writer again (aka, husband/father/john). This post is from "an inspired non-believer." What I am inspired by/what I believe in (that is for me). What you take away from these writings, if anything, is for you.
- Consumer Confidence in the United States: Where Are We Headed?An overview of the US economy as of January 2012. We look at two indexes which show two different views of consumer confidence. Both rose near the end of 2011 but they go in opposite directions after that.Also published on:
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- The Plight of San Francisco's Landmark Coit Tower Is Receiving National AttentionCoit Tower, an icon of the San Francisco skyline, contains historic murals depicting northern California life in the 1930s which are currently in need of preservation.
- What's it All About Paula ?Paula Deen's recent announcement on "The Today Show" that she has Type 2 Diabetes and a new Diabetes drug sponsor raises a lot of questions about the motives, timing and ethics behind her jaw dropping revelation.
- Attention to Our PassionA poem of the promise in passion
- 5 Ways to Prevent Overtraining in the GymTired, sore, and lacking the motivation to exercise? These are common symptoms of overtraining. Check out five of the best ways to prevent overtraining in the gym, and continue to reap the benefits of all your hard work.
- The Shakespearian Sonnet on Writing a Shakespearian SonnetThe extremely basic Shakespearean sonnet. This is the kind of thing that you read when you just want a bare-bones example of whatever your studying or wondering about, and in this case it just so happens to be a sonnet.
- 10 Ways to Keep Your Teen Active During WinterPrying a teen from the computer when the weather is bad is not exactly easy. If you have some fun alternatives, you stand a better chance.
- Interesting Facts About Clary Sage Essential OilMany people are striving to learn more about herbal medications and essential oils. Clary Sage Essential Oil is an essential oil that has many benefits.
- Italy: Still For Lovers and Those Who Wish to BeAll of Italy is full of romance, but the Ligurian Riviera, Veneto and Puglia include very special places where love can grow and thrive.
- The Hounds Below: Much on the Horizon for SXSW Festival ActIndie band The Hounds Below will once again play SXSW Festival in 2012, but the excitement doesn’t end there. Recently I talked with the band's front man Jason Stollsteimer, who indie music fans will likely know from his days fronting The Von Bondies.
- It's Not What You ThinkLast year I toured the country interviewing the homeless and formerly homeless as part of the documentary film "These Storied Streets" (out this spring). What I found were stories much more similar to my own than I ever imagined.
- Cowboys Face Many Offseason Free Agent DecisionsCollege scouts are busy preparing for April's NFL Draft, and pro scouts are busy getting ready to advise on 2012 Free Agents. The Cowboys have several decisions to make on that front.Also published on:
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- Homemade Vegetable PowdersVegetable powders are used commercially to boost flavors in dishes and to thicken them. They are easy to make at home for all of your home-cooked meals.
- Recycle Your PCNot sure what to do with your old PC or laptop? How about recycling it?
- What to Do With Your Kid's Artistic Masterpieces?A guide to displaying and using your child's artwork.
- Snoop Dogg Supports Ron Paul for PresidentThe D-O-double-G endorses Ron Paul's vision of F-R-E-E-D-O-M, especially when it comes to the candidate's pledge to end the war on drugs.
- Eye. Heart. UWith the election approaching, I think we need to be reminded of a few things...
- One Last "Soul Train" Line for Don CorneliusDon Cornelius was bigger than life. I suppose it makes a little bit of sense that he would want to go out in a really big way. What I will always remember is the "Soul Train" Line. He really got the world dancing with a soulful beat.
- The Top TV Game Shows About LoveWhen cupid strikes, television game shows aren’t just about trivia-answering and vowel-buying. In honor of Valentine’s Day, here’s a look at some of the most memorable TV game shows about love.
- Easy 3-Ingredient Appetizers for Your Oscar PartyWhether you plan to go glitzy and roll out the red carpet for your guests, or simply want a low-key get-together with friends, hosting an Oscar party doesn't require a full day in the kitchen.
- End of the Tea Party?What Mitt Romney’s Florida win means for the long term viability of the conservative movementAlso published on:
- American Girls: The Top Songs About These Artists' Home StatesThere’s only one Miss America, but there’s plenty of other kinds of American girls. From the warm Cali beaches to some sweet Georgia peaches, check out these songs about girls and the states they’re proud to hail from!
- The First Poem I Ever WroteParent-Child relationships are difficult, because children don’t want or are taught not to see their parents' humanness yet parents generally fail to hide their human struggles. These are only pieces of the poem.
- Are We in the Midst of a TV Comedy Renaissance for Women?With all the new female-centric and ensemble comedy shows on the air that finally feature a variety of roles for women, have we reached a TV comedy Renaissance for women?Also published on:
- Players to Watch on the 2012 LPGA Tour: A Fan’s TakeYani Tseng was the best LPGA player last year. Katherine Hull could comeback this year. Lexi Thompson is a rising LPGA player. What will these LPGA players do on the 2012 LPGA Tour?Also published on:
- How to Make a Jesus Plastic Canvas MagnetThis can also be used as a window decoration.
- Best Places to Watch Super Bowl XLVI in Austin, TexasOn Sunday, February 5, 2012, sports fans will be settling down to watch the New England Patriots and the New York Giants battle it out in Super Bowl XLVI. Where will you be?
- Julie and the WolfFlash fiction. Flashing lights. Darkness covers all.
- BetrayedHow do you handle it when the slightest detail gets overlooked and changes your reality? A segment from the book, "November's Reigns." A little prose, mostly poetry all speaking from the page.
- Make Quirky, Colorful Cloth Baby RattlesMy daughter and her new baby have inspired me to make lots of new crafts. This time it's a rattle. They're fabric and don't look like traditional rattles; but all you have to do is shake one to see it's just as noisy as the old fashioned kind.
- A Guide to Surviving UniversityA guide to surviving a university.
- Top Places to Watch the Super Bowl in Harrisburg, PAHere are some of the top local places for fans to go to watch the big game on February 5, 2012.
- How to Properly Clean and Care for Your M.I. Hummel FigurinesRead this informative article and find out how to properly clean and care for your M.I. Hummel figurines.
- Rooting Plant Cuttings the Easy WayAn easy technique to root fresh plant cuttings with minimal supplies or effort.
- What is Toothpaste Abuse?Read this informative article and find out what toothpaste abuse is, and how you can avoid it.
- How Did the Continuous Peace Affect the Art and Gender in the Minoan Civilization?The Minoan civilization heavily prospered. It can be seen from mere observations of the city that they did not rely on protective walls since they were isolated on the island of Crete. How did this affect their art and gender?
- Florida GOP Primary, by the Numbers: 87 Delegates so far for RomneyThe Florida primary is officially over, with Mitt Romney taking the state. In a campaign that has so far been anything but predictable, the numbers have been more fascinating than in any other presidential campaign in recent histoAlso published on:
- Decentralized Dance Party Meets Occupy Portland at the Hawthorne BridgeThe Decentralized Dance Party in Portland unintentionally became a merged party with Occupy Portland as Occupiers decide last-minute to hold a solidarity march starting at the same time and place as DDP.Also published on:
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- Yard SaleFlash fiction story about a skiing accident.
- The Explosion of Bacon on the Culinary SceneI'll admit I am a bacon freak. I love everything about it. The smell that fills the entire house while it's cooking. The crispiness of the meat. The saltiness. The only kind of bacon I don't like is soggy, cold bacon.
- 31 Goals and CountingUS women's soccer team focused on Olympic qualifying this weekend in Canada.
- Pantech Element: A Rugged Android Tablet Done RightAT&T's new Pantech Element is the best tablet on their 4G LTE Network.
- Zombie Protesters Sue TVA for $300,000A costume-clad group of protesters were denied entry into a TVA board meeting. The meeting resulted in a go-ahead for TVA's largest nuclear plant to date. The zombies are now suing for $300,000Also published on:
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- My America Has DisappearedGrowing up the 70s and 80s, I never knew I was on the precipice of great changes in our nation. Some of these changes, however, have been for the worst, not the best. I've looked around and found that the American I grew up in has all but disappeared.
- How to NOT Respond to Artistic CriticismIn the world of Entertainment where any press is good press, it is sometimes wise to ignore what is written about you. Just be happy to get noticed even if they're complaining about you. That is often the BEST press.
- Not a Girly GirlA humorous look at not being feminine and being okay with that.
- How to Use Your Motivation to Do Amazing ThingsMotivation is one of the strongest tools you can have in life. But how do you use it to achieve great things? Here are a few helpful steps!
- Could it Be Gluten Intolerance?Gluten intolerance is caused from an intolerance to the protein gluten which is found in wheat, rye and barley.
- Grenada’s Billfish Tournament Attracts 50 BoatsNews article and pictures on the IGFA Offshore Championship that took place in Grenada. This year the event was once again held at the Grenada Yacht Club located in the lagoon in St. Georges.
- 10 Most Influential People in the Mahoning Valley of OhioWho are the most influential people in the Mahoning Valley? Read on.
- Romney Clearly Wins, but Here's a Vote for SantorumAfter the Florida Primary, read what one young Republican voter has to say about the results and who she voted for.Also published on:
- Liver Damage from Alcohol: Seek Help Before it is Too LateLiver damage from alcohol progresses through several stages. A doctor working in ICU in the Midwest describes how many patients die from advanced liver failure. He hopes to educate patients about liver damage from alcohol and encourage to seek help early.
- Finding and Grasping Your Center - a Professional Acting ExerciseReaching your center can sometimes be a difficult process; especially for tense actors. Because of this, I have compiled an exercise to help actors find and keep their center while simultaneously relaxing their body.
- The Dreaded 'G' WordPublic restrooms can be a nightmare, especially for someone who has discovered she's turning into a germaphobe.
- Are My Kids Addicted to Technology. . .Or Am I?Are parents addicted to their children's addiction to media and technology? The media bug is sucking away at the simple joys of childhood.
- Non - Invasive Liposonix Contours a Slimmer and Trimmer BodyFDA approved Liposonix non-invasive heat destruction treatment, kills fat cells in localized areas: Thigh, love handles and abdomen. Contouring a slimmer Shape.
- Make an Edible Love Tree for Valentine's DayThis fun treat can be a gift for someone special, a centerpiece for a party, or just a neat pick me up for the office break room.
- Human Remains in Green Brook Are MaleThe human remains found in Green Brook have been determined to be those of a male.Also published on:
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- President Obama Refuses to Appear in Georgia CourtRefusing to appear and answer questions concerning his eligibility to the citizens and voters of Georgia, the President once again demonstrates an attitude of being above the law.Also published on:
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- To Draft or Not to Draft?A guide to fantasy drafts
- The Coolest Animated Rock and Roll Movies of All TimeMusic and animation are a marriage made in Heaven. However, like Heaven, animated rock and roll movies are not for everyone.
- I’m Sick of the Whiners!Is greed more evil than envy?
- Mussels, Fries, Beer & the GameBXL East is a warm and casual cafe on East 51st Street that is reminiscent of a classic pub. Long wooden bar, wooden tables, chairs and floor that are slightly worn. great artwork, TV’s displaying the news and the latest games.
- Spice Up Your Life with Homemade Herb-Infused SaltsThe possibilities for making homemade herb-infused salts are endless. There are countless types of gourmet culinary salts that range from table salt to unrefined mineral salts. Some are coarse; others are fine, while a few are offered as salt flakes.
- What Do the SAG, DGA Awards Results Mean for the Oscars?As more and more other awards shows take place, the Oscar field narrows, bringing into focus the likely winners of the Academy Awards this year.
- Paula Abdul Fired! Should Simon Be Next?Simon has been on a firing rampage this week, so should he ax himself? Or will viewers like the changes?Also published on:
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- Eating at EatalyThe press has been buzzing about Eataly, the new market and restaurant on the ground level of the Toy Building in the Flatiron District. As a resident of this neighborhood, I’ve tried venturing in a couple of times but the lines were too long.
- Cheapeats for the Starving StudentOh the challenge of eating well on a student’s budget. McDonald’s, Burger King, wings & beer. Sound familiar? Well here’s another option to get some hearty and healthy food in that belly.
- Menstrual Blood Colors and Textures: What Do They Mean?Most women have periods, and most women with periods wonder what changes in blood color or texture may mean. This article takes a swing at providing answers.
- Mixing a Homemade Hurricane for Your Mardi Gras FunYou can't make it to New Orleans for Mardi Gras this year; but you can still enjoy many of the trappings. Make your own Fat Tuesday fun including a homemade Hurricane that will blow you away. And at home no one will sweep you away at midnight.
- How to Groom a Cairn TerrierFollow these step-by-step instructions to groom your Cairn Terrier at home and save money at the dog groomer's shop.
- What is an Ego Boundary?Ego boundaries separate the self from others, while separating the real from the unreal. Poor ego boundaries are found in psychosis. Examples of poor boundaries are found in famous literature.
- Don Cornelius, 75, Found DeadCreator of the popular "Soul Train" television program found dead from apparent suicideAlso published on:
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- 3 Items in Your Kitchen Pantry that Will Clean Your Face NaturallySome of the greenest and healthiest ways to wash your face reside right in your kitchen! Here are three surprising things that will freshen and soften your skin.
- First Person: How I Worked a Cable Bill Increase in My Favor, Saving $240I negotiated my way out of a $216/year increase on my cable and Internet bill, walking away with a bill that’s lower than it was before the increase, saving a total of $240. I did it and so can you.
- Browser Hijackers and Digital DNAThis article describes some dangers of the Internet. 10 years ago computer users got problems with Spyware. We still have these problems.
- 10 Green Travel IdeasSome ideas for environmentally-conscious travel.
- Five Apps to Guide Your Green LifeA look at mobile apps that can help you save the environment.
- It's Official: 'Watchmen' Prequels Coming; Bring on the Movies!DC Entertainment has made it official! After years of rumors and speculation, the best-selling graphic novel of all time, 'Watchmen,' is getting not one prequel but seven coming this summer. Speculation can move on to whether or not we’ll see movies made.Also published on:
- Fun New Board Games the Whole Family Will LoveFun, unique games and puzzles for your family to unplug with.
- Finding the Right Tourist Destination Through the ‘More Fun in the Philippines’ PhotosThe 'More fun in the Philippines' phenomenon started as a 2012 tourism campaign by the Philippine government. In no time, it evolved into a meme that spread through Internet like wildfire.
- Oscar Wilde: A Green Irish RoseOscar Wilde's fascinating life has been documented by many people. From the height of his career as the most respected satirist in London to his imprisonment for the crime of homosexuality, Wilde led what can only be described as a wild life.
- Group Fitness Problems and How to Fix ThemHave an issue or two with your exercise class, but not ready to throw in the towel? Fitness instructors and students can be more satisfied by adjusting the experience to match their needs.
- A Shot of LuckSpreading the luck of the Irish through an act of kindness.
- Fisherman Tales of the Nightmare KindA threatening vision of a ban on fishing in the Great Lakes is nothing but a nightmare.
- The Red ThreadWe all are one and as such we need to help each other everyday instead of trying to be antagonistic...help, don't hinder, and there are no excuses.
- Three Wonderul Spring Vacations in the U.S. On a BudgetHere is a look at three of the best spring vacations on a budget.
- Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland: An Idyllic Geological Formation Shrouded in MythA treasure-chest of activities and attractions await travelers visiting the generous country of Ireland, but some marvels of nature are sure to remain etched in memory. Giant's Causeway a natural work of art.
- The Palm Downtown Los Angeles - a First Class Dining ExperienceI love a good steak. One of my favorite experiences while in Las Vegas, is a visit to The Palm steakhouse. I've probably visited 20 times, and each time I experience both a great meal and attentive, professional service.
- The DuelThe Duel is a Shakespearean-type sonnet about the internal struggles of an unrequited love.
- Learning from ChildrenWorking with children can teach us many things we can use in our daily lives.
- What You Need to Know About Portable Steam BathsPortable steam baths have been increasing in popularity these days. That is not hard to believe, since most people would want to have access to a steam baths wherever they may go.
- Overstock.Com Coupon Codes - What You Need to KnowDespite the fact that there are lots of online retailers in the web today, Overstock is one of the most trusted retailers to rise above them.
- Things to Remember when Shopping for a Used CarUsed vehicle purchasing could be a fun experience. In the end, used automobiles often cost less than new cars.
- Desk TombstoneThe desk tombstone serves as a reminder that you can't escape work, not even in death.
- Why the Right Wing Needs Ron PaulWhy Newt and Mitt are not the right men for the job.
- Watch Online: 2012 HGTV Dream Home SpecialHGTV Dream Home fans can now watch the HGTV 2012 Dream Home special online.
- Fun-in-the Tub Chocolate Body ScrubIt’s not a secret that adults often play in the tub; this chocolate body scrub is edible for their enjoyment!
- Dog Leg WarmersDog leg warmers are easy to make and will keep your dog feeling warm and toasty.
- Mechanic’s Hand ScrubIf you work on cars - or even in the garden - this hand scrub is just what you need.
- Beer Bottle Spa GiftsUse empty beer bottles to make an unusual but fabulous spa set.
- Practical Tips for Saving Money on a Budget: 5 Mistakes You Don't Want to Make!A guide to all those recent college graduates (and others) who are just getting used to living on less-than adequate wages. Trust me on this: there are some things that are simply not worth saving money!
- Top Five Free, Non-Gaming Apps on the IPadThere are tons of free apps on the Apple iPad. But there are a handful of apps that I find particularly useful. Here are my top five free, non-gaming apps on the iPad.
- Yankari Wildlife Refuge, NigeriaYankari is located in Bauchi state, Nigeria, and is a haven of refuge for the few remaining elephants, lions, and other exotic wildlife which were once common in the part of Africa. It is well worth the effort for those who like "out of the way" places.
- Hotel Review: Marriott Courtyard Logan Airport BostonFor park and ride, it is hard to imagine a better located hotel in Boston. It has all the amenities you could want.
- Reality TV is a Sad Snap Shot of Our Society!This is an opinion based article on the wives of reality TV.
- How to Give Each of Your Homeschooled Children Their Own Work SpaceWhen homeschooling multiple children in a small space it can be very difficult to keep things organized.
- Fruit Salad that Whitens Teeth NaturallyHere's a healthy salad that contains a variety of fruits and vegetables which have been proven to whiten tooth enamel and fight plague.
- Why Moderates Don’t Win the PresidencyA look at the history of Moderate Republican Candidates for the Presidency.
- Where to Go for St. Patrick's Day in Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia 2012Fun places to go for St. Patrick's day.
- A Yarn Crafters ToolboxDo you knit, crochet or loom knit? Get your toolbox organized. Here's a list of what you need to get your projects done, beyond the yarn!
- There is Something More Wrong in Our Country Than Just PoliticsPresident Obama declared, "There is nothing wrong with our country. There is something wrong with our politics." He is right! “There is something wrong with our politics,” but there is something more wrong in our country than just politics.
- Assessing and Examining ADHDThere are three existing fundamental types of ADHD recognized by American Psychiatric Association (APA). They are the ADHD-predominantly inattentive type, ADHD-predominantly hyperactive-impulsive type and ADHD-combined type.
- Adam Sandler to Take Over Task of Bringing Candy Land to Big Screen Life from Its Board Game OriginAdam Sandler has take over the gestating development of Candy Land into a big screen movie. The potential for a fantasy extravaganza gives Sandler another chance to add to his expanding potential of being a latter day Jerry Lewis.Also published on:
- Local Dinner Theater in Southern New Jersey and PhiladelphiaTheater fun in your area.
- 'Courageous' DVD Review: Perfect Movie About God, Family, and More!This is a review of the DVD 'Courageous.'
- Thrive, Don't Mere Survive!Holding onto painful memories and experiences from the past can block our ability to find true happiness in the present. Let go of the past and watch your spirit soar!
- Locked-In SyndromeImagine being fully conscious yet unable to move any part of your body, except maybe your eyes. What a frightening thought! Yet, some people have a health condition called Locked-In Syndrome (LIS). These people desperately want to move their body parts
- Pineapple Frozen YogurtA light frozen yogurt with fruit. Great for added flavor in smoothies
- NBA: In Review (II)Describe to me, what an NBA season should consist of. Is there a "Love Machine" involved? I hope so!
- Local Dog Parks in Southern New Jersey and PhiladelphiaWhere to take your dog to play.
- The Strangest, Most Interesting -- and Most Profitable -- Super Bowl XVLI Prop BetsThis article covers some of the most interesting, most outrageous, and most profitable proposition bets for Super Bowl XVLI.
- VoicesA lady is being held captive in a dark alleyway, a gun held to her head. You think you know what happens next in this story, but do you?
- Texas Backyard Naturalist -- Eastern CottontailsThe eastern cottontail is ubiquitous adjusting to North Texas’ changing landscape and creating habitat for itself in amongst suburban subdivisions.
- Domestic Abuse or Tough Love?Excuses, pleas, and I Love You's; is that all it takes for you to take him back?
- A Reckless Foreign Policy: A New Way of Thinking RequiredRepublicans embrace Bush’s foreign policy and Reagan’s principle of peace through strength; Obama and Congress are apparently on the same page; Admiral Mullen, Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich are sounding the alarm against such a reckless foreign policy.
- Cilantro Lime Salsa MarinadeThis marinade makes a super tasty Mexican chicken. It is best on the grill but also works great baked, or even in a skillet.
- Romneycare: It's Worth Getting Upset AboutRick Santorum and Mitt Romney had an informative exchange on healthcare during the recent presidential debate in Florida. Sorry Mitt, but your signature piece of legislation is worth getting upset about.
- Incomplete ForgottenA poem that describes the Christian salvation experience both before and after.
- Poverty's Inspiration at MidnightA poem about being inspired when sitting up late at night worrying about bills.
- Opposition and DefianceI offer some thoughts on oppositional and defiant behavior in children, and why it might be related to other issues
- Comics in the Digital Age: Start Your Collection NowCollecting comic books has been a favorite hobby for decades but you can bet few serious collectors haul their comic books around with them. More likely, they are stuffed in box after box in the basement or encased in plastic.
- Steel Magnolias: A Theatrical ReviewA group of southern women join together to deal with the difficulties, joys, anticipations, and heartaches that life can throw at them. Together they find strength in one another that help them cope with whatever life deals them.
- Writers and Criticsone writer's personal observations about why writers write
- Trisomy in HumansArticle gives an overview of trisomy in humans specifically in the cases of trisomy 18 and 21. Gives some of the symptoms of the disorders and treatments.
- Pico De Gallo/ Fresh Red SalsaA great basic salsa recipe.
- Study of Mnemonicsmne·mon·ic (n -m n k). adj. Relating to, assisting, or intended to assist the memory. n. A device, such as a formula or rhyme, used as an aid in remembering.
- Louisiana Man Led National MLK Memorial Project"We call it, 'A King among Presidents'," said Adrian Wallace of Lake Charles.
- Road to Super Bowl XLVI - Giants vs. PatriotsPeyton's brother vs. Peyton's nemesis for the championship in Peyton's house. Two improbable conference champions.
- The Special Needs of ADHD TeenagersThe symptoms experienced when having ADHD during childhood usually continue until their teenage years. There are some cases that children having ADHD are not diagnosed with the disorder until they reach their teenage life.
- Season of LightsDecember holidays usually center around light, from candles to strings of colored bulbs. One woman's memories offer her gratitude for those who decorate their homes for the beauty and cheer that these lights bring to their communities.
- Once U-PUN a Timereimagining words not in Webster's or Roget's
- Be StrongPoem about coming of age and realizing you really must fend for yourself to survive. Not only that but learning to rely on your own inner strengths.
- How to Write a Letter of RecommendationLetters of recommendation are easy to write if people take the time to personalize them. This is the chance to really sing someone's praises.
- An Easy Plan to Read the ClassicsIf you want to read the classics, but have been intimidated, this simple plan will make it easy for you to work your way through them.
- Health Benefits of CoffeeWhy you should justify drinking 1-3 "cups of joe" everyday.
- The Alphabet PoemEvery line begins with the next letter of the alphabet.
- Sexual HurricaneSome people love to get caught in the middle of a hurricane.
- Anterior Lumbar Spinal Fusion: My StoryA true story of what Spinal Fusion surgery is and how invasive the surgery itself can be. It shows the extent of time needed to fully heal from this surgery.
- Batman: Arkham CityExploring Batman: Arkham City, and letting you know why YOU should play it!