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Movie Review :: Larry Crowne (2011) (PG-13)

By Chris Pandolfi July 1, 2011

Despite some amazing star power, both in front of and behind the camera, Larry Crowne is a strained, unfocused, pointless film.

How to Generate Free Electricity Through Solar Panel System and Save on Your Monthly Utility Bills

By Robert Curtis July 1, 2011

Nowadays you can possibly save the electricity bills of your home or office by using a solar panel system as an alternative power source.

What Does 20 Seconds Mean to a Panic Away Member?

By Tony Schwartz July 1, 2011

The Panic Away program is vastly different than what the top psychologists and physicians are teaching, today, about the treatment of general anxiety and panic attacks.

Movie Review :: Monte Carlo (2011) (PG)

By Chris Pandolfi July 1, 2011

Although it has moments of effectiveness, Monte Carlo suffers from unnecessary subplots and a total lack of plausbility.

Earth 4 Energy: Save Money, Save the Planet!

By Tony Schwartz July 1, 2011

What exactly is it about Earth four Energy, anyway? You've got looked at your last numerous electrical bills quite closely. You've observed they've most likely gone up, each month!

The American People Protest the GOP's Tendency to Cite the American People

By V Saxena July 1, 2011

The American people congregated en masse outside Capitol Hill early Friday morning to publicly decry Republican politicians incessant use of the phrase, 'the American people.'

Brief News: Man Who Enjoys Torturing Flies to Death Claims to Not Be a Sadist

By V Saxena July 1, 2011

Capital city native William Denison absolutely hates flies'"so much so that he invested in 500 Big Bag Fly Traps just so that he could capture thousands of flies, pull apart their limbs and then cook their limbless but still alive bodies in a microwave.

Brief News: Stupid-Ass Neighborhood Dog Barks at God

By V Saxena July 1, 2011

An annoying dog known throughout the Austin neighborhood of Liberty Hill as Buster likes to bark at anything, be it human, animal, alien or rock'"yes, I said rock. As of late Thursday afternoon, it appears that Buster even likes to bark at God!

"Long Lost Love"

By Karla Culbertson July 1, 2011

This is another piece filled with the imagery of love and heartbreak.

Tips on Quitting Smoking

By savatoons July 1, 2011

Quitting smoking is difficult, but there are ways to increase the odds for your success.

43rd Annual GMA Dove Awards to Be Held in Atlanta in 2012

By Ginny McCabe July 1, 2011

The GMA Board of Directors and the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau announced on Wednesday, June 29 that the 43rd Annual GMA Dove Awards will again take place in Atlanta, GA in 2012. The awards show will also be aired on gmc.

Hi, My Name is Jacob

By Kelmvor July 1, 2011

Divorce in families from the perspective of a little boy praying for it all to work out.

Out of Shape Ronald McDonald

By Steven West July 1, 2011

Humorous poem about Ronald McDonald's need to get in shape and lose some weight.

Smores

By Steven Carlson July 1, 2011

A poem.

The Me Inside

By CJ Lucas July 1, 2011

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Was CM Punk's Suspension Legit?

By Chris Lee Moore July 1, 2011

Everything about how the departing wrestler was disciplined screams of it just being part of the act.

How Do You Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle

By Tony Schwartz July 1, 2011

There has been a great deal of press written about Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle, a book by Tom Venuto, which delivers to teach the secrets behind producing a ideal body for you.

Eating and the Fat Burning Furnace

By Tony Schwartz July 1, 2011

In relation to losing weight, a large component of ones success has to do using the way they eat. This is also true using the Fat Burning Furnace method.

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WHO AM I? WHO ARE YOU?

By Jeff Miztah Rogers July 1, 2011

What difference does Christ make?

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That Sea Faring Man

By Bridgitte Williams July 1, 2011

That Sea Faring Man, a nautical poem. Enjoy!

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On the Way to Mr. Rushmore

By Augustine St. Claire July 1, 2011

The legend of Crazy Horse

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Love

By Derrick A Jasper July 1, 2011

She gives me the love I always needed and wanted.

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Five Most Memorable Mormons in the NBA

By Andrew Sweat July 1, 2011

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Well Cubs Fans, It's Time to Look at Possible #1 Picks for the 2012 Draft

By Dan Kirby July 1, 2011

The Cubs are the 2nd worst team in baseball and will most likely battle the Astros for the 1st pick in the 2012 amateur draft. In a draft that is looking to be heavy on college pitching and high school hitting, here are some names to keep an eye on

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Love in July

By Bridgitte Williams July 1, 2011

Love in July. A fictional love poem. Happy 4th of July and thanks for reading!

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How to Find Great Gluten-free Fast Food

By Adam Bryan July 1, 2011

How many times have you gone to a Burger King or McDonalds and never knew what to order since you had no idea what was gluten-free or not? I can tell you from past experiences that I have found myself in this situation countless times. Let's face it...

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The Truth Behind Fats

By William Yates July 1, 2011

Although many people wish to cut down on fats as a nutrition goal, few know the truth behind the nutrient. Knowing what to cut back upon and what to consume more of is essential to a healthy lifestyle.

The Science of Building Muscle Mass

By William Yates July 1, 2011

It is Important to know what's going on in your body in order to build a strong routine and shape your overall lifestyle in gaining muscle mass. Here I describe what's important, and what's not.

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Exclusive Interview with Dr. Will Kirby of 'Big Brother' About BB13 Twist Dynamic Duos

By Mandy Robinson July 1, 2011

Today I spoke with Dr. Will Kirby of 'Big Brother' about the new 13th season of the show and the new twist Dynamic Duos. Here are his thoughts.

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Use Teds Woodworking to Help with a New Pastime

By Tony Schwartz July 1, 2011

Woodworking is actually a fun past-time for numerous individuals, but there may be a dilemma with discovering out the best way to create several different things.

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Sick of America's Lack of Civility?

By Mary Pedersen, D.Min. July 1, 2011

Now is the time to enter the national conversation on the lack of civility in America. If you're sick of the bad behavior in our society, this article presents a way each citizen can make a difference to reverse the trend of incivility in America.

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FAP Turbo: What Should Forex Robots Be Able to Do?

By Tony Schwartz July 1, 2011

What need to you appear for in picking from all of the Forex robots on the market? Well, trading computer software has grow to be the perfect remedy to the difficulty of lack of experience within the Forex trading market.

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Antidepressant Market to Skyrocket

By Dale Ray July 1, 2011

An influx of new antidepressants could hit the U.S. market beginning as early as next year.

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Movie Review - Bridesmaids

By Gloria Oliver July 1, 2011

Not just for women. The humor is right up any guys' alley

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Self-examination

By Daniel Zimmermannski July 1, 2011

"Wherefore whosoever shall eat this bread, and drink this cup of the Lord, unworthily, shall be guilty of the body and blood of the Lord." I Corinthians 12: 27

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CCLI Introduces Rehearsal Licensing

By Kyle Herman July 1, 2011

Churches can now easily license worship songs for rehearsal CDs.

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What to Expect when Applying to Private Schools

By Lauralei July 1, 2011

To be considered for admission to these schools you must plan ahead and be prepared. Usually most prospective students start applying the year before. Don't let the lengthy process discourage you though.

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The Beach Boys Brian Wilson Surfs into Clearwater

By Ray Shasho July 1, 2011

The Beach Boys brilliant Composer, Singer, Musician, Producer and Arranger Brian Wilson will be performing at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater on Saturday August 6th.

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Data Breaches Up, Lost Records Down

By Robert Siciliano July 1, 2011

According to a recent report from Verizon, data breaches are on the rise. There were 760 data breaches recorded in 2010, compared to 140 breaches in 2009.

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Around the World - Thrift Store Style

By L. Spain July 1, 2011

Thrift store donors travel the world, accumulate interesting artifacts, and eventually donate them. You can avoid TSA searches and other hassles just by thrifting.

Ghostly Guests of the Fairweather Inn - Virginia City, Montana

By Julie Christensen July 1, 2011

The Fairweather Inn in Virginia City, Montana offers clean and comfortable accomodations along with a chance to spend the night with ghostly figures from gold mining past.

Christian Ends Sin Cara's Undefeated Streak; Does This Mean a Christian/Sin Cara Rivalry Will Occur?

By The Great One July 1, 2011

Tonight on Smackdown, Christian defeated Sin Cara and ended his undefeated streak. I think a feud between Sin Cara and Christian may occur real soon. Christian is close to returing to mid-card and a feud with Sin Cara is likely.

North Carolina Breast Cancer Mom Continues Fight for Custody

By Priscilla Benfield July 1, 2011

Alaina Giordano is battling for her life and for her children. As she awaits appeal, her supporters are still behind her and we haven't given up the fight.

God Forgives His People

By Daniel Zimmermannski July 1, 2011

This poem is a metrical account of the events recorded in chapters 32 to 34 of Exodus. The children of Israel worshiped a golden calf. Moses persuaded God to forgive them.

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Consumer Fraud No Longer Shocking

By Robert Siciliano July 1, 2011

The depth, breadth, creativity, and depravity of scams and the scammers that perpetrate them no longer shock or offend. \

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Social Security Recipients. The "United" States or the "GOP" States? After August 2nd ;

By John J. Suarez July 1, 2011

You May Not Matter

How to Manual on a Bmx Bike

By john decent July 1, 2011

i will tell you how to manual on a bmx bike

Restless Legs Syndrome

By Mike Rhoden July 1, 2011

Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) is also known as Ekborm syndrome, is very common problem. Some people have daytime RLS they have the sensation that they need to keep moving their legs

The Broken Hammer and Rusty Sickle

By Ray Ray Montoya July 1, 2011

An reflection on my adventures in America's far left subculture

Update: WWE Picks 11 to Watch in 2011

By Spy Radio July 1, 2011

What have the 11 chosen Superstars been up to during the first six months of 2011?

The Black Suits

By Tony Lee July 1, 2011

A poem on a wallpaper , that is related to Anime and more...

Herman Cain Should Be Covered in Cheese & Stuffed into a Pizza Box After Questioning Obama's Blackness

By Adam Michael Luebke July 1, 2011

Herman Cain made statements suggesting Barack Obama was not a true black man. His mother's white, his father is African, Cain said.

July 1: Grover Cleveland's Secret Surgery, 1893

By Renaissance Woman July 1, 2011

On July 1, 1893, Grover Cleveland had an operation. It was imperative that the public didn't find out about it.

Banal Larry Crowne Bores Even the Biggest Tom Hanks Fans

By Sean Patrick July 1, 2011

Tom Hanks has rarely been boring in his career but he and Julia Roberts are both boring in Larry Crowne.

Its All Close by in Carlsbad

By K. Pearson Brown July 1, 2011

Carlsbad is a great family getaway just 90 minutes from Los Angeles. Legoland is just one of the many attractions to visit.

Facebook Commenting Only Keeps the Honest, Honest

By Robert Siciliano July 1, 2011

You're probably familiar with the comments sections of blogs and online newspapers. It's where people write nice, harmonious, agreeable comments about the article, the article's author, and the President.

3 Easy Skateboarding Tricks that Even You Can Learn

By jacob ericson July 1, 2011

Do you want to pick up the sport of skateboarding? Well if you're interested, here are some helpful tips on easy tricks that will get you started on this new hobby!

An Analysis of George Orwell's Depressing Ending in the Novel 1984

By jacob ericson July 1, 2011

In 1984 Orwell uses his writing skills to deeply manipulate the readers view on totalitarianism government. His genius ending foreshadows what could happen in the future.

Countless Reasons to Not Abuse Xanax

By jacob ericson July 1, 2011

If you ever have thoughts of experimenting with drugs I would recommend staying away from Xanax. I know from personal experience that this is not a safe drug to mess around with.

Tomato Plants Updated

By Sunshine Wilson July 1, 2011

Tomato plants planted in May

Stop Waiting in Line

By Alexandria Diaz July 1, 2011

How to prevent waiting in long lines.

Zombie Bar B-Q

By Don Robbins July 1, 2011

Special Zombie recipie for the 4th of July.

Hang in There

By Harriet Steinberg July 1, 2011

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Being a Mentor for Team for Kids for the 2011 ING New York City Marathon

By Noah Lam July 1, 2011

I am so proud to be a Mentor for Team for Kids for the 2011 ING New York City Marathon!

You Can Do It!

By Cari Godbehere July 1, 2011

Tips for surviving difficult situations.

History of Japan: Paving the Way for Peace, Part 1

By Lissa Clouser July 1, 2011

Oda Nobunaga was one of the greatest warlords of Japan and the first of three men who would pave the way for the longest period of peace the country has yet to see.

Three Protein-Rich Foods for a Vegan Diet

By Bruy Frank July 1, 2011

Are you contemplating going vegan and concerned about getting an adequate amount of protein? There are many delicious alternatives for vegans to meet their protein needs.

Will You Marry Me?

By Cari Godbehere July 1, 2011

Some tips for creating a unique and meaningful proposal.

Gifts for New Parents

By Cari Godbehere July 1, 2011

There are a variety of ways you can help make life for new parents easier. Here are some suggestions from a new mom.

Movie Review - Tara Road with Andy MacDowell (2005)

By Mary Carol Herwood July 1, 2011

Two women, one American and the other Irish, swap houses as they each need time to resolve some respective heartaches.

Amy Winehouse Hacked

By Sylvie Branch July 1, 2011

Amy Winehouse's official website was hacked leaving a slew of hate in it's place.

SKLR: Tightening the Bond and Communication Skills of Hearing-Impaired Families

By Amber Stern July 1, 2011

A new nonprofit organization that helps hearing-impaired families communicate and feel like they aren't outcast.

Film Noir Movies in the Public Domain Part One

By Horace Dotson July 1, 2011

Many Film Noir movies are in the public domain and are free to download off the internet or use as you please. Here is a few of the movies and in part two we will look at several more titles. To view movies online http://www.archive.org/details/movies

If I Were a Cat.

By Katelyn Everhardt July 1, 2011

My two year-old Snowshoe mix cat, Tango, seems to enjoy each day. This is how I believe he thinks through each move.

'My Song is Dedicated', an Original Song by Nancy P. Goodman

By Nancy P. Goodman, in Tennessee July 1, 2011

For Independence Day, Fourth of July, my song is dedicated to all who served and to all who do serve, and all who have yet to serve in this country's service. Fly our red, white and blue flag proudly in the USA; honor all our service men and service women

Why So Serious?

By Andrew R July 1, 2011

For a society such as ours that reveres the freedom of speech, we are ironically restricted to what we can and cannot say.

Siamese Cat - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Siamese Cat non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Casey Anthony Shows Her True Emotions

By Shana Dines July 1, 2011

Casey realized that her goose was cooked. Her expressions were a lot easier to read today.

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Top 10 Most Valuable Magic the Gathering Cards in the Champions of Kamigawa Expansion Set

By Austin Chang July 1, 2011

Magic: The Gathering expansion set Champions of Kamigawa featured new mechanics to the game such as Arcane spells, "Spiritcraft," and Bushido. Out of the set's 306 total cards, here are the top 10 most valuable cards.

View of Ruins Along Hockanum River

By Terry Sutton July 1, 2011

Another set of ruins. Possibly an old mill?

Top 10 Most Valuable Magic the Gathering Cards in the Betrayers of Kamigawa Expansion Set

By Austin Chang July 1, 2011

Magic: The Gathering expansion set Betrayers of Kamigawa featured new mechanics such as Ninjutsu and Offering. Out of the 165 cards of the set, here are the top 10 most valuable cards out there.

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First Date Grooming Tips

By L. Diann July 1, 2011

Get prepared for a first date with these grooming tips.

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Ruins Along the Hockanum River

By Terry Sutton July 1, 2011

Found along the trail in Manchester, Connecticut.

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Senegal - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Senegal non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Shimmering Wyrmling - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Shimmering Wyrmling non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

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Sen'jin Fetish - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Sen'jin Fetish non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Dr. Oz - "Food Addiction"

By Dr. Aleathea Wiggins July 1, 2011

Are you suffering from food addiction? Dr. Oz presented 5 warning signs that indicate food addiction. Sometimes food addiction occurs as a result of stress.

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The Maid and the IMF Chief Coverup: Who is the Puppet Master?

By Marie McGill July 1, 2011

As many people suspected from the very beginning. There was more to the story of a maid and the IMF chief.than meet the eye.

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Them Thirty Thirsty Thoroughbreds

By Tommy Hayfield July 1, 2011

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink...guess they weren't thirsty.

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How to Make Free Online Phone Calls

By Calvin Merrick July 1, 2011

This article shows you how you to make free online phone calls from your computer. Whether you currently use a standard home phone or cell phone, you can slash your phone bill using these free calling methods.

Remembering the Days of My Youth, Photo One

By Dr. Phillip Clark July 1, 2011

This is a photo of the young Phillip at lunch with one of his elders in the Lord.

Pictures from a Thrift Store Safari

By L. Spain July 1, 2011

You can find miniature versions of every animal at the thrift store!

Will and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Have Arrived in North America

By Mary Carol Herwood July 1, 2011

The much-anticipated honeymoon of Prince William and his bride will receive high media coverage for the next 12 days.

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Obama is Just Wrong About Corporate Jets

By Dan McGinnis July 1, 2011

President Barack Obama is playing the double switch with tax breaks for corporate jet owners.

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Ladies, You've Got Better Things to Do Than to Wait Around for His Phone Call, Text Message or Email

By Sharon Bradley July 1, 2011

So you're sitting around waiting for Mr. Right Now to call, text or email you. Bad move! You've got better things to do than to schedule your life around him.

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Imagination Box

By kennynext July 1, 2011

Discovering lost lands is just another adventure for CJ. Just imagine what you can do.

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"Horrible Bosses" Holds Los Angeles Premiere

By Zack Mandell July 1, 2011

According to IMDB, "Horrible Bosses" is about "three friends who conspire to murder their awful bosses when they realize they are standing in the way of their happiness."

Moon Song

By A.C. Haury July 1, 2011

A poem from the sun to the moon, expressing her love for him from a far.

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California Beach Scene

By Lorraine Yapps Cohen July 1, 2011

If you are asked to imagine a beautiful place, chances are you might imagine a scene on the beach. If you want to imagine the scene with some real local color, imagine this scene from a California beach.

Alter Aeon

By Mary Desantis July 1, 2011

Alter Aeon is an easy-to-use, fun MUD. The highlights of the game are described in this article.

The Greatest Matches of the Legion of Doom

By Ryan Drew July 1, 2011

The Legion Of Doom, also known as The Road Warriors, are arguably one of the greatest tag teams of all time. Throughout their career, regardless of what promotion they wrestled for, Hawk and Animal were always at the top of the tag team division

Pomegranate Sorbet

By Daniel Rhodes July 1, 2011

A great way to cool off from the dog days of summer.

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Fun Things to Do in St. Louis

By Juliegirl July 1, 2011

Planning a vacation to St. Louis and need ideas? Read on for some great things to do and see in St. Louis all while keeping within your budget!

Fun Vacation Ideas in Nashville,Tennessee

By Juliegirl July 1, 2011

Nashville, Tennessee is full of fun and excitement for the whole family! It's a great vacation destination!

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Dinner Reservations (Haiku)

By Don Robbins July 1, 2011

A zombie dinner date. Picture of meal and haiku poem.

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Just Another Zombie (Haiku)

By Don Robbins July 1, 2011

Zombie love poem in Haiku style. Zombie kisses.

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Why Didn't Casey Anthony Testify in Her Own Defense?

By Saul Relative July 1, 2011

It might be in her best interest to have done so, not giving the jury someone to distrust, hurting herself with inadvertent mannerisms, looks, or vocalizations. But not testifying might have helped seal the prosecution's case as well...

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DIY Snooki Bump

By S. Gustafson July 1, 2011

Follow these tips so you can show off Snooki's signature hair bump.

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Mister Radiant, Givenchy's Latest Beauty Remedy for a Dull Complexion

By Sarah Afshar July 1, 2011

Mister Radiant is a product created by Givenchy, that was recently introduced by Sephora. Recently, when shopping on Sephora in NYC, I had the opportunity to not only inquire about Mister Radiant by Givenchy, but try it, as well.

Laura Mercier's Body Bronzing Makeup, a Product that Represents Native yet Intrinsic Allure

By Sarah Afshar July 1, 2011

Laura Mercier recently developed a product called Body Bronzing Makeup. A short time ago, when frequenting Sephora in NYC, I had the great pleasure of not only discovering Laura Mercier's Body Bronzing Makeup, but trying it, too.

Sarah Afshar Country Inspired Makeup Look

By Sarah Afshar July 1, 2011

When I attended the Beaverhead County Fair in Dillon, MT, many women approached me and asked me about my makeup. Today, I am going to show you how to re-create the "Sarah Afshar Country Inspired Makeup Look".

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By Jay Queen July 1, 2011

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Avoiding Government Shutdown: The Debt Ceiling as Unconstitutional

By Saul Relative July 1, 2011

Is the debt ceiling unconstitutional? Can President Obama invoke the 14th Amendment if Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling by August 2 to keep the government from shutting down? Should he?

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Graphic Novel Review: 28 DAYS - LATER Vol. 3: HOT ZONE

By Kevin L. Powers July 1, 2011

A review of the graphic novel 28 DAYS LATER Vol. 3

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Best Inspirational Songs for Victims of Bullying

By Rose Parksley July 1, 2011

Listening to Selena Gomez, Christina Aguilera, Pink and Taylor Swift's anti-bullying songs will help kids build their confidence and take stands against bullying.

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Is a Home Warranty Service Right for You?

By Lynda Altman July 1, 2011

Home warranties provide the homeowner with protection against large applicance repairs and home system failures. This service may not be for everyone. Here is how to determine if a home warranty is right for you.

Keys to a Successful Shopping Trip with a Group of Girls

By Rose Parksley July 1, 2011

Tips on how to make shopping with friends a fun experience.

Film Review: LEPRECHAUN 4: IN SPACE (1997)

By Kevin L. Powers July 1, 2011

A review of the film LEPRECHAUN 4: IN SPACE

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Jobs for Main Street -- Where Are They?

By Vern Beard July 1, 2011

Corporate America and Corporate Politicians continue to put the welfare of the populace on the back burner while catering to the wealthy and corporate interests. The jobs that they promised back in November are nowhere to be found.

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Film Review: LEPRECHAUN 3 (1995)

By Kevin L. Powers July 1, 2011

A review of the film LEPRECHAUN 3

Sports Briefs: Causing a Racket at Wimbledon

By Joe, Chris, Brad and Ralphie July 1, 2011

In between looking for Kirsten Dunst and the strawberries and cream, the Gab Four wonder why the fun of playing tennis doesn't always translate to watching tennis.

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Film Review: LEPRECHAUN 2 (1994)

By Kevin L. Powers July 1, 2011

A review of the film LEPRECHAUN 2

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Film Review: LEPRECHAUN (1993)

By Kevin L. Powers July 1, 2011

A review of the film LEPRECHAUN

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Tickbird Hatchling - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Tickbird Hatchling non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Silver Tabby Cat - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Silver Tabby Cat non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Snowshoe Rabbit - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Snowshoe Rabbit non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Sinister Squashling - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Sinister Squashling non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Teldrassil Sproutling - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Teldrassil Sproutling non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Tiny Sporebat - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Tiny Sporebat non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Sprite Darter Hatchling - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Sprite Darter Hatchling non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Strand Crawler - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Strand Crawler non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

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Spirit of Summer - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Spirit of Summer non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Silver Dragonhawk Hatchling - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Silver Dragonhawk Hatchling non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Smolderweb Hatchling - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Smolderweb Hatchling non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Stinker - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Stinker non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Silver Pig - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Silver Pig non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Tiny Flamefly - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Tiny Flamefly non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Spectral Tiger Cub - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Spectral Tiger Cub non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Spring Rabbit - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Spring Rabbit non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft.

Snarly - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Snarly non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Tiny Green Dragon - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Tiny Green Dragon non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Spirit of Competition - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Spirit of Competition non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Speedy - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Speedy non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Tiny Snowman - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Tiny Snowman non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Tiny Red Dragon - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Tiny Red Dragon non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

Top 5 Strange Snow Cone Flavors

By Tristan Adler July 1, 2011

When summer arrives, snow cone stands open their doors. This article describes some of the strangest flavors I've encountered. What odd snow cone flavors have you discovered?

Tiny Shale Spider - Companion Vanity Pets in World of Warcraft Cataclysm

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This article will cover the Tiny Shale Spider non-combat vanity pet available to players within World of Warcraft Cataclysm.

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Finding Cross-Marketing Partners: Is it as Easy-Breezy as It's Made Out to Be?

By Diva Toolbox July 1, 2011

Finding high-integrity cross-marketing partners who are a great strategic match for you and your business, can be either super-easy or a delicate and time-consuming process if you're not doing it the right way. Here are some tips to make it easy!

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Stunning Evidence : Hotel Maid Set Up IMF Chief and Received Payments to Do So

By Marie McGill July 1, 2011

Stunning evidence emerges that Hotel maid was part of an elaborate ruse to take down IMF chief.

Safe, Natural Sunscreen Alternatives for Summer

By Nick Meyer July 1, 2011

Sunscreen alternatives for people who need a change of pace.

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Baseball's Most Spoiled Fan Bases 20-11

By Jared Feldman July 1, 2011

A list of the fan bases 20-11 with the most reason to root root root for the home team.

Casey Anthony Trial Wrapping Up: My Thoughts

By Bridgitte Williams July 1, 2011

Casey Anthony trial wrapping Up. My thoughts. Closing statements start Sunday morning.

Most Popular Dog Names of 2011

By Nova Ferrington July 1, 2011

A list of the most popular names currently being used for dogs.

Bridesmaids Movie Truly Awful

By Philip Theibert July 1, 2011

Is Bridesmaids bad? No bad would be a step up for this disaster of a movie

How to Prevent Five Types of Elder Abuse

By Michelle Knudson July 1, 2011

Elder abuse is more common than you might think. If you're faced with a loved on who is a victim, you may need some tips on how to prevent elder abuse. Keep reading.

The Lady Killer 1 - Ego Item and Level Walkthrough - Duke Nukem Forever

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This walkthrough covers the fifth level of Duke Nukem Forever, entitled "The Lady Killer Part 1", providing instructions on how to beat the level while finding the available ego items that can be picked up to increase Duke's overall life bar.

Seven Different Ways Identity Theft Can Happen to You

By Michelle Knudson July 1, 2011

You could be a victim of identity theft and not even know it. Someone may have had your identity for even YEARS. Here are seven different ways that identity theft can happen to you.

5 Tips on How to Document Spouse Abuse in a Patient

By Michelle Knudson July 1, 2011

Is your patient a spousal abuse patient? If you're a healthcare worker, you KNOW that you document EVERYTHING. Here's how to document your abused patient's injuries or scars.

By the Numbers: The Excellence of Dirk Nowitzki in the 2011 NBA Playoffs

By Austin Chang July 1, 2011

Within 5 NBA seasons, the Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat faced each other twice in the NBA Finals. The elite player who helped Dallas go over the hump the second time around was Dirk Nowitzki. As seen in the stats, Nowitzki was more dominant in 2011.

The Lady Killer 2 - Ego Item and Level Walkthrough - Duke Nukem Forever

By Kemp Adrian July 1, 2011

This walkthrough covers the second level of the fifth chapter of Duke Nukem Forever The Lady Killer, providing instructions on how to beat the level while finding the available ego items that can be picked up to increase Duke's overall life bar.

How to Get Rid of Woodpeckers

By Tony Galuppi July 1, 2011

Woodpeckers can be tricky to get rid of. Several commonly used methods to get rid of woodpeckers rarely work. This article provides some little known tips on how to stop woodpeckers from damaging homes or buildings.

How to Crinkle African American Hair Without Applying Heat

By Rose Parksley July 1, 2011

A step-by-step guide to creating an easy-to-do crinkle hairstyle for African American women. This hairdo does not require heat from a curling iron, so it does not damage the hair.

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Baseball's Most Spoiled Fan Bases 30-21

By Jared Feldman July 1, 2011

A list of the fan bases 30-21 with the most reason to root root root for the home team.

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Need a Second Pair of Hands? '" How to Find Your Next Assistant

By Diva Toolbox July 1, 2011

I need help, but I can't really afford to hire someone or even work with a virtual assistant. What do I do?

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5 Scare Tactics Used by Debt Collection Agencies

By Errick D. Williams July 1, 2011

Debt collection agencies are notorious for using scare tactics to get money out of individuals. Here are five of the most common scare tactics used.

8 Tips for Camping in British Columbia, Canada

By Errick D. Williams July 1, 2011

For those that live close enough to British Columbia, Canada, the area is a great place for camping. Here are some tips for camping in B.C., Canada.

Disputing a Collection on Your Credit Report

By Errick D. Williams July 1, 2011

If you have a debt sent to a collection agency, then the company will probably notify the credit bureaus. It's difficult to get this mark taken off your report, but you can dispute any collection account on your credit report.

SYTYCD Says Goodbye to Two More

By Amelia Shearer July 1, 2011

Last night's episode saw the elimination of two more dancers on So You Think You Can Dance.

Protecting Yourself from Online Breaches

By Errick D. Williams July 1, 2011

Online data breaches are becoming more and more common in today's world. What can you do to protect yourself from these breaches against the sites you have personal information stored with?

Stay Overnight in the Northeast Georgia Mountains at a Georgia State Parks Cabin

By Millie Smith July 1, 2011

One of the most affordable and scenic ways to enjoy the Northeast Georgia Mountains and the enchanted Chattahoochee Forest is to stay overnight or for a week in a cabin, lodge or cottage at a Georgia State Parks property. Here are some fast tips.

How to Get Back on the Weight Loss Wagon FAST

By Janice Taylor July 1, 2011

Janice Taylor, Life & Wellness Coach, gives you a Kick in the Tush, as she shares her number one weight loss secret!

Gay Pride 2011 San Francisco

By Ivanna Quiroz July 1, 2011

Gay Pride 2011 parade and celebration at San Francisco's Civic Center.

Will Prince Albert of Monaco's 19 Year Old Lovechild Daughter Attend the Wedding?

By Marie McGill July 1, 2011

The 53 year old Prince Albert of Monaco has an adult daughter born out of wedlock. Will she be attending the big ceremony?

10 Fun Animal Facts- Rabbits

By Mary Kirkland July 1, 2011

Ten fun facts about rabbits.

Using the World Wide Web to Find Your Next House

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Finding Homes Using the Internet

NASA Video of a SR-71 Blackbird Refueling in Flight

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

NASA Video of a SR-71 Blackbird Refueling in Flight

Library of Congress Video of the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, April 18, 1906

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

Library of Congress Video of the San Francisco earthquake and fire, April 18, 1906

NASA Video of the Habitat Demonstration Unit in Deep Space Habitat Configuration

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

NASA Video of the Habitat Demonstration Unit in Deep Space Habitat Configuration

Library of Congress Video of the Hotel Vendome in San Jose, California

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

Library of Congress Video of the Hotel Vendome in San Jose, California

NASA Dryden Research Center Video of a YF-17A Chase Plane View of Takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

NASA Dryden Research Center Video of a YF-17A chase plane view of takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base

GOES-13 Satellite Loop of the Chilean Volcano Eruption Ash Plume

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

GOES-13 Satellite Loop of the Chilean Volcano Eruption Ash Plume

GOES Visible Satellite Loop of Tropical Storm Arlene Coming to Life in the Gulf

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

GOES Visible Satellite Loop of Tropical Storm Arlene Coming to Life in the Gulf

Air Force Report - Paris Air Show

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

Air Force Report - Paris Air Show, a once every two year exhibition of aviation's finest aircraft

Shopping for the Ultimate House - Real Estate Information

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

It's finally time to start shopping for the home of your dreams, but where you start? If you're looking for some more real estate information, you're in the right place.

Air Force Report - Reduction in Force Boards for Captains and Majors

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

Air Force Report about Reduction in Force Boards for Captains and Majors to Maintain Congress-Designated Force Levels

President Obama's Address to the Nation Regarding the Troop Withdrawal in Afghanistan

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

President Obama's Address to the Nation Regarding the Troop Withdrawal in Afghanistan

Guide to Summer Fruits

By Cicely A. Richard July 1, 2011

This article provides a list of some of the sweet fruits you find during summer months.

NASA Video Simulation of ARTEMIS Moving into Lunar Orbit

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

NASA Video Simulation of ARTEMIS Moving into Lunar Orbit

Guide to Summer Vegetables

By Cicely A. Richard July 1, 2011

This article lists some of the best summer vegetables. These vegetables contain important vitamins, minerals and nutrients.

How to Prevent Sweat Stains in the Summer

By Sarah Parrish July 1, 2011

Summer is arguably the season when looks matter most. Don't let sweat ruin an otherwise great ensemble.

Library of Congress Video of a Panoramic View of the Golden Gate in San Francisco by Edison Films

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

Library of Congress Video of a Panoramic View of the Golden Gate in San Francisco by Edison Films

NASA Video of a C7 Class Solar Flare Captured by the Solar Dynamics Observatory

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

NASA Video in extreme ultraviolet wavelength at 335 angstrom of a C7 Class Solar Flare Captured by the Solar Dynamics Observatory

NASA Video Simulation of the Next Mars Rover, Curiousity, in the Entry, Descent, and Landing Phases

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

NASA Video Simulation of the next Mars rover, Curiousity, in the entry, descent, and landing phases

June 27, 2011 NASA Video Update of the International Space Station's Activities

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

June 27, 2011 NASA Video Update of the International Space Station's Activities

NASA Produced Video "Melting Ice, Rising Seas" About Climate Change and Global Warming

By Timothy Roe July 1, 2011

NASA Produced Video "Melting Ice, Rising Seas" about Climate Change and Global Warming

Eight Simple but Effective Home Selling Tips

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

There are a few import things you should familiarize yourself with, before selling your home. Some of these tips could make the difference between selling your home today or selling it next year.

Visit Hiawassee, GA in the Northeast Georgia Mountains for Great Activities in the Region

By Millie Smith July 1, 2011

This fast tips guide will launch you into your weekend or weeklong getaway in Hiawassee, GA. No matter the season, there is much to do in this quaint town in the Northeast Georgia mountains, located lakeside by the beautiful Lake Chatuge.

Black Ops Zombies "Five" Musical Easter Egg Walkthrough

By Matthew Hotaling July 1, 2011

A video walkthrough of how to unlock the hidden easter egg song, "Won't Back Down" by Eminem (featuring Pink), on the Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies map "Five".

Black Ops Zombies "Kino Der Toten" Musical Easter Egg Walkthrough

By Matthew Hotaling July 1, 2011

A video walkthrough of how to unlock the hidden song, "115" by Elena Seigman, on the Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies map "Kino Der Toten".

I Feel Fine Riff Guitar Lesson

By HappyGuitar July 1, 2011

Learn to play I Feel Fine by The Beatles. This video shows the tab on screen and is played slowly first and then picks up to full speed with the note you need to play lighting up when you need to play it

PATRIOTIC HYMNS for INDEPENDENCE DAY

By Jeff Miztah Rogers July 1, 2011

Blest with victory and peace, may the heav'n-rescued land Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation! Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, And this be our motto: "In God is our trust"

Real Estate Advice During Slow Markets

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Lets face it, houses are going to be sold in the good times and in the bad times. However, there are a few things you should understand about slow real estate markets, before selling your house.

Do You Really Need a Costly Home Inspection? - Home Buying

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Some of these home inspections can be quite costly and it wouldn't be a bad idea to pick up a house inspection checklist, before contacting a professional.

Maple Tree Pests

By Thomas West July 1, 2011

While beautiful, maple trees are also subject to a wide variety of insect attacks.

Which is It? Personality or Learned Behavior?

By Ute Hagen July 1, 2011

Sure, some children are born to challenge every rule. However, are we reinforcing their behavior?

Valuable Home Purchase Planning Information - House Buying Tips

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

One of the best ways to educate yourself about anything, including home purchasing, would be to read articles like these and other books.

Learn How to Unclog Your Sink Drain with a Vacuum

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Why should you pay a plumber hundreds of dollars to unclog your sink, when you can do it with a shop vac.

Nothing Changes

By C. Stoddard July 1, 2011

A stop motion photography music video featuring Amanda Pryce's song, "Nothing Changes"

Should I Hire the Cheapest Contractor? - Consumer Tips

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

You should think twice and maybe three times, before hiring the cheapest contractor. Read this article and find out why.

Margaret Thatcher Breaks the Will of the Coal Miners Union

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Thatcher's government closed 25 unprofitable pits in 1985, by 1992 the numbers rose to 97 and eventually the existing ones were sold off and privatized after Thatcher had already resigned. The future would lead to 150 collieries closed down

Mayan Intrigue Book Trailer

By Linda Weaver Clarke July 1, 2011

The jungles of the Yucatan, Mayan ruins, looters, a mysterious artifact, and a nosey reporter are focus of Mayan Intrigue.

LIFE, ABOVE ALL

By Miv Evans July 1, 2011

This enthralling story is driven by the emotions of people struggling to live with hardship, superstition and an overbearing sense of pride. It's realistic and illuminating

Take a Private Antebellum Southern Mansion Tour in Covington, GA

By Millie Smith July 1, 2011

The southern mansions in Covington, GA have inspired countless films and have even provided the backdrop for several television shows. Here is a fast tips guide to all the homes in Covington. You can design your own private tour.

The Balancing Act

By Kai Elan July 1, 2011

Growing older and the growing responsibilities and how to balance all of that.

Margaret Thatcher and the Coal Miner Union Strikes

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Margaret Thatcher had seen the trade unions bring down the Heath government and she was determined they would not bring down hers.

The Future of Customer Service

By Kristin Widun July 1, 2011

What is the definition of customer service? Does it need to include a face-to-face encounter? Do people see social media as a version of customer service?

Tips for Parents Dealing with Sibling Rivalry

By Stephanie Raney July 1, 2011

Tips for parents who are dealing with sibling rivalry.

Tips for Using Coupons with Food Stamps

By Stephanie Raney July 1, 2011

As more and more families find themselves depending on food stamps to put groceries on the table using coupons are a great way to stretch your food dollars.

Storm Silt Build Up Plus Dredging Delays Cause State of Emergency for Great Lakes Harbors

By Marilisa Kinney Sachteleben July 1, 2011

We know that storms create problems on land and offshore, but what about under water? Storms create big waves which churn up rivers and lakes and deposit silt at the mouth of harbors. Normally, dredging takes care of that but efforts are backlogged

Worship: Receiving God's Supplies: Part 5

By Andrew Lohr July 1, 2011

I'd rather tell Amy Grant and Madonna that Psalm 119 is a singable lyric, than tell the Holy Ghost that it is not. (I think this part touches on Psalm-singing. I have sung Psalm 119 straight through on the web). Part 5 of 6.

Worship: Receiving God's Supplies: Part 4

By Andrew Lohr July 1, 2011

Making room for what God provides us with, so we can make it part of our lives. Part 4 of 6.

Top Academic and Merit Scholarships at Agnes Scott College in Decatur, GA Near Atlanta

By Millie Smith July 1, 2011

Agnes Scott College, an Atlanta educational mainstay, has many scholarship opportunities for young women who display academic excellence and record. Here is a fast tips guide to what is available for the brightest.

Worship: Receiving God's Supplies: Part 3

By Andrew Lohr July 1, 2011

Love God obey God (John 14:15). Love God, pay attention to God? Love triune Jehovah, follow His advice? Make worship richer than it often is. Part 3 of 6. (The phone kept ringing).

Worship: Receiving God's Supplies: Part 1

By Andrew Lohr July 1, 2011

Has God offered us supplies for worship, supplies many of us don't make the effort to receive and use? I think so. Part one of six.

Worship: Receiving God's Supplies: Part 6

By Andrew Lohr July 1, 2011

Receiving what God gives us for worship, in order to use it. Jim Jordan and Jim Rutz, thank you for teaching me (or trying to). Part 6 of 6: the last.

Emma Watson Talks Living in L.A

By Zack Mandell July 1, 2011

Emma is also featured on the front page of Seventeen this month, and during her interview she spills on what "Harry Potter" star she used to have a crush on.

The Top Academic Merit Scholarships of Prestigious Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN

By Millie Smith July 1, 2011

Students ranking near the top of their class in both grades and SAT or ACT scores should look into the many possibilities offered at Vanderbilt University. Here is a fast tips guide to navigate students into top notch scholarships.

June

By Bex Barker July 1, 2011

Experience a lovely June day in this villanelle by Bex Barker.

How to Harvest Rainwater for Desert Landscaping

By Linda Strader July 1, 2011

Harvesting rain water and using drought tolerant desert native plants is a water saving way to landscape your yard. It's not as hard as it sounds; just create gathering places for rain water to provide supplemental water for plants.

The New Band

By Horitsu Lyon July 1, 2011

Japanese have relative freedom to expound on their musical talents. This is one found at a local pub.

Should Christians Love Their Enemy?

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Why does the Bible tell it's followers to love others and then tell them to kill?

Danger Lurks in the Heartland and the Borderland

By Carl ToersBijns July 1, 2011

Going back to previous administrations there has been a lot of politicking on illegal immigration and border security / control. Today, our border agents are under fire for doing their jobs and picked apart by those in our current administration

Should You Pursue a Job with a Non-Profit Organization?

By Todd Pheifer July 1, 2011

There are a lot of interesting jobs out there. Should a non-profit organization be on your list?

Prince William & Kate Middleton Celebrate Canada Day

By Zack Mandell July 1, 2011

Bringing an end to the first day of their North American tour, Prince William and Kate Middleton attended an informal reception for young Canadian volunteers in the official residence of the Governor General of Canada in Ottawa last night (June 30).

Fast Tips Guide to Annual Events at Stone Mountain Park in Atlanta, GA

By Millie Smith July 1, 2011

This handy fast tips guide will let you know what is going on at Stone Mountain Park all through the year and no matter the season, there is always excitement going on.

The Best Homemade Ice Cream in the World Ever

By Fabio Santos July 1, 2011

Ice cream, Ice cream, Ice cream, we love it. this ice cream recipe uses a delicious combination of ingredients to produce a wonderful dessert.

Chicago Storage Building Doubles as Residence for Homeless

By Holly Bentz July 1, 2011

Homeless individual resorts to living in a centrally located storage facility of Chicago, while other renters struggle with safety issues.

The Ballad of Howard Ford

By Paul Sloane July 1, 2011

A song performed by Paul Sloane, Howard Ford and Roger Jeynes.

This Recession Took Me to Depression

By IMEE ROBERTS July 1, 2011

The recession has taken a toll not only on the world's economy, but on personal lives of millions of people. Add IRS into the mix and this will surely be a stressful scenario. Listen to this song and take away your depression.

How to Adjust Cursor Size on a Mac

By Marcus Allen July 1, 2011

This video shows you how to adjust the cursor size on your Mac.

How to Find a Good Therapist

By Sarah Senghas, M.A. July 1, 2011

As a Mental Health counselor, I offer these tips for anyone in search of mental health care. These guidelines will help ease the often overwhelming and daunting task of finding a good therapist.

Car 2

By Michael Langerman July 1, 2011

Balloon twisting video instruction by Lanherman www.fewdoit.com

What's This in My Driveway - Plumbing Clean Out for Drain Cleaning

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Homeowners and do-it-yourselfers need to know what some of the things are around their home, like this plumbing clean out for clearing drains

Princess Diana, Let Her Rest in Peace

By Sylvie Branch July 1, 2011

Princess Diana would have turned 50 today, and in "honor" of this occasion, Newsweek pulled a stunt that will have long term repercussions for the magazine.

Justin Timberlake and Other ADD Celebrities

By L. R. Laverde-Hansen July 1, 2011

These days it seems that wealth, fame and all the traditional perks of being a celebrity are not enough. Our blogger dissects.

Ridley Scott's 'Prometheus' Sounds Promising, Based on Leaked Synopsis

By Mark Whittington July 1, 2011

Ain't It Cool News reports a possible plot synopsis from Ridley Scott's next film, "Prometheus," which would constitute the "Alien" director's return to the science fiction genre. 20th Century Fox is claiming that the synopsis is "way off."

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The National Council of Women Against the Practice of Burning Women at the Funeral Pyre Called Sati

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

The Rajasthan Sati Prevention Ordinance of 1987, was passed to insure the end of this ancient ritual. The problem is the law is not constant, and the practice still goes on.

Roller Coaster Love (Limerick)

By Don Rothra July 1, 2011

Love has it's ups and downs, sometimes from one minute to the next.

Using Biorhythms in the Casino

By Shepherd Don July 1, 2011

The rhythm of the bodily cycles can make apparent days to avoid and days to relish in the casino.

American Ponycar Dominates Japanese Motorsport

By John King (nedaCFilms) July 1, 2011

Drift Champion, Doug Van Den Brink and his STS 76mm turbocharged 2004 Mustang @ Hyperfest 2011 XDC Drifting event, take the win... again. Produced by John (Trae) King @ nedaCFilms w/ background beats produced by Rick Clarke (aka: Rickvanman)

Attitude of Gratitude

By Reduell Crowder July 1, 2011

Are you Grateful for everything you have? What about all your life experiences? If you are grateful how do you show your appreciation? How often do you say thank you? Do you have an "Attitude of Gratitude" ?

See and Hear the Crazy-loud Frogs in My Backyard Pond

By Rita Oakleaf July 1, 2011

The first frog is a Northern Green Frog and the second is a Gray Treefrog. This was in Northwest Ohio in June. Sorry for the shakiness at times...I was holding a flashlight and camera and trying not to fall in the pond.

How to Teach Your Child English

By Shelley Vernon July 1, 2011

Learn how to teach your child English through fun language games. Everyone can do it, it's easy and fun. This video shows you how... Get more one to one games for parents and private tutors from http://www.homeenglishteacher.com

Is LeBron James Better Than Michael Jordan?

By Charles Joel July 1, 2011

Scottie Pippen said that LeBron James may be better than Michael Jordan, but what do the numbers say? The answer may surprise you.

Save Money and Replace Your Own Wood Fence Posts

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Check out this simple, money saving method for replacing wood fence posts. Do it your self and put the rest of the money in your pocket.

Contractor Disputes Lead to Homeowner Nightmares

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

I've always been amazed at some of the problems contractors create for themselves, but more surprised at how homeowners except these problems as their own. Don't let contractor disputes create a nightmare for you.

Religious Texts Which Support Sati the Practice of Burning Women at the Funeral Pyre

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

he Manu Smriti is often regarded as the culmination of classical Hindu law, and hence its position is important. It does not mention or sanction Sati though it does prescribe life-long asceticism for most widows."

Reading Glasses Can Enhance Your Personality

By Jhon Ford July 1, 2011

In today's world, men have the best in vogue accessory i.e. Reading Glasses. No matter whether you are a doctor, sports person, executive or even a manager..

How Has the Amazon Affiliate Program Just Made a Big Mistake?

By John R. Aberle July 1, 2011

June 29th, Amazon cut thousands of us small Internet marketers in California off as affiliates because Governor Jerry Brown signed the Internet sales tax bill. My concern isn't with who's right. It's with the impact on customer loyalty & affiliate trust.

Seed of Faith Special Edition Teaching: The Body

By Dr. Phillip Clark July 1, 2011

This teaching is about what the bible says about the body.

Card, Money, and Dice: Game #8

By Dr. Phillip Clark July 1, 2011

This is your rainy indoor game.

Wedding Theology - the Meaning Behind the Rings

By Dustin Largent July 1, 2011

The theological purpose behind exchanging rings at a wedding.

My Spiritual Mother: Photo One

By Dr. Phillip Clark July 1, 2011

In this video I describe my spiritual mother via a photo. My armor-bearing life and assisting my elder.

Javier Colon Becomes "The Voice" as He is Named the Season 1 Winner!

By Renee Bagley July 1, 2011

It was an exciting journey that seemed over too soon.

Which Role in "Seussical the Musical" is Right for Me?

By Mary Desantis July 1, 2011

This is a list of the parts in "Seussical the Musical," including voice ranges. Character descriptions are included for major characters.

Book Review: 'Parenting for Social Change'

By Sara McGrath July 1, 2011

Are parents unintentionally usurping their children's developmental experiences?

Why It's a Great Time to Start a Business

By Kim Remesch July 1, 2011

You may have a great idea for a business, but the economy scares you. Dozens of successful businesses started--and thrived---during depressions, recessions and economic downturns. If you have the right idea, this may be the BEST time to launch it.

Rockport, Massachusetts: Milk Island Off Pebble Beach

By Dave Williams July 1, 2011

One of three islands that lie off the northeastern shores of Gloucester, and Rockport, Massachusetts, Milk Island is a low-lying gravel bar island. The snorkeling, fishing and kayaking are quite fine around its perimeter.

Good Harbor Beach, Gloucester, Massachusetts: Boogie Boarding #2

By Dave Williams July 1, 2011

Ahh, nor'east storms in summer. The day turns to slop, the sky grows overcast, and it rains. But surf is up! Mom, dad and daughter make good on a bad day at Good Harbor Beach in Gloucester, Ma. Or is "bad day at Good Ha

Fireworks laws in Garden City, Mich.

By Claude Morton July 1, 2011

Make sure you adhere to our city's firework laws for a safe and fun Fourth of July celebration.

Gloucester, Massachusetts Skimboarding

By Dave Williams July 1, 2011

The apron that extends from the dunes off Good Harbor Beach to the shoreline makes for ideal skimboarding at low tide. Larry Memhard, of the Perfect Storm's Cape Pond Ice, rips it up in front of Salt Island.

NYC fireworks laws snuffed out

By Jesse Schmitt July 1, 2011

If you're new to the city and think that just because it's the Fourth of July, you'll get the green light on fireworks, think again.

The Benefits of Living Trusts

By Martha Fry July 1, 2011

Living trusts can keep assets out of probate and ensure that your wishes are properly executed

Lloyd Will 'Lay it Down' with Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Andre 3000, Keri Hilson, Trey Songz, R. Kelly, Plus More

By Rhonda Manning July 1, 2011

Go to hip-hop heaven with the smooth sounds of Lloyd's latest, "King of Hearts."

Registering a Business Can Be Inexpensive and Fast

By S.L. Carroll July 1, 2011

For less than $150 anyone can register and set up a small business. It's what you do with it afterwords that can be expensive.

Religous Origin of the Practice of Burning Women at the Funeral Pyre Called Sati

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Cases of Sati have been reported as late as 2006 as reported by BBC News and has caused a lot of controversy throughout India. Then on October 11, 2008, a 75-year-old woman committed sati by jumping into her 80-year-old husband's funeral pyre

Don't Be Hoodwinked by Collection Agencies

By Robbi Gunter July 1, 2011

You must always keep it foremost in your mind during every phone conversation that the person representing the agency does not have your best interest at heart.

Paint Walls with Easy Blocks of Color

By Donna Kay July 1, 2011

Painting various size blocks of colors on walls is a simple technique that anyone can do. It doesn't require any special painting skills, but it really makes a colorful statement without breaking the budget.

Off the Beaten Path Art Tour in DeKalb County, Tennessee

By Donna Nolan-Wilson July 1, 2011

Do you love art and do you love learning about the process of creating things of beauty? Then you need to be in DeKalb County, Tennessee on October 28th through the 30th. You have three whole days to do the Art Tour.

'Bachelorette' Ashley Hebert Not Bringing in the Big Bucks or Bentley

By TRESA PATTERSON July 1, 2011

She not only wasted time pining for the wrong guy, Ashley Herbert won't be pulling in a big paycheck, either!

Does Breastfeeding Advocacy Really Make a Difference?

By Sara McGrath July 1, 2011

Nursing moms can support one another, but can they influence the larger societal taboos against breastfeeding?

Casey Anthony Trial: Spectator Gives Prosecutor the Bird; Judge Perry Gives Him Six Days and $400 Fine

By Patricia Sicilia July 1, 2011

When will people learn not to screw around in Judge Belvin Perry's courtroom?

The Fracking Unknown

By Donald McKinley Allen July 1, 2011

The citizens of New York State don't know all there is to know about Governor Coumo's lifting of the Fracking ban. But we know enough to be outraged at this betrayal of his sworn duty and angry about his motives for doing it.

Stop Yelling at Your Kids Once and for All

By Jennifer Wagner July 1, 2011

Yelling at your kids on a daily basis means you are relying on it as a form of communication. That's just wrong. Learn how to stop yelling at your kids and they'll learn how to listen to you.

My Favorite Thing to Do in My Neighborhood of Clifton, NJ

By Arrivanna Brooks July 1, 2011

This is information about my favorite neighborhood activity. I love visiting a museum with my kids called the Hamilton Van Wagoner House Museum. It is a gem that many Clifton residents overlook.

Kintoki-Con 2011: Capitol Roots Dance-Off Finals

By K. Valentine July 1, 2011

Sacramento's new anime/Asian media convention Kintoki-Con in conjunction with Capitol Roots hosts a dance contest. Finalists Boogie Brigade (white) and Circle of Villains (black) compete for $1,000.

Rockin' on the Mississipi River at Hollywood Casino

By April Sheris July 1, 2011

Live entertainment . Fun atmosphere . Quality service . Weekends in the capital city are HEATing up giving locals live music for dancing through the night

How to Buy and Sell Gift Cards Online with Cardpool

By Hanvi Nguyen July 1, 2011

In order to not waste unwanted gift cards, more and more people are choosing to sell their gift cards online. This article explains the process of buying and selling gift cards online through a website called Cardpool.

Breastfeeding Research: Smart Babies, Dumb Mothers?

By Sara McGrath July 1, 2011

When it comes to breastfeeding, cultural taboo can influence science.

How to Get More Internet Traffic to Your Online Articles

By Chris James July 1, 2011

This article analyzes two tools you can use to generate more traffic to your online articles, keyword optimization and promotion.

Dark Magick - The Gatekeeper Series Trailer

By Ann Geer July 1, 2011

The official book trailer for Dark Magick

Angles Wine Tower Radisson Blu Stansted Airport Hotel

By Pat Muncher July 1, 2011

Watch the "angels" fly high around the world's first wine tower at Radisson Blu Hotel Stansted Airport, UK

Kingman Arizona Summer Travel Spending

By Robbi Gunter July 1, 2011

Given the dip in the economy, families in Kingman, Arizona may not be spending as lavishly as they normally would on vacation travel.

First Person: How Our Family Is Dealing With Work Furloughs

By C. Jeanne Heida July 1, 2011

How our family is financing work furloughs

Comparison Road Test: 2011 Honda Odyssey Touring Elite Vs. 2011 Toyota Sienna SE

By James Hamel July 1, 2011

Need a minivan? Well these are your two best choices and this article will help guide you into making an informed decision about whether you want t a 2011 Honda Odyssey or 2011 Toyota Sienna.

Tips for Schedule J of the Bankruptcy Petition

By Victoria Ring July 1, 2011

This video provides tips for balancing Schedule J with the disposable monthly income of the bankruptcy petition as it relates to a Chapter 13.

Boogie Boarding and Surfing: Gloucester, Massachusetts

By Dave Williams July 1, 2011

Two of the best beaches to surf on Cape Ann are Good Harbor Beach and Long Beach in Gloucester, Ma. A wetsuit is essential. Best surf arrives from offshore via swell created by nor'east storms.

Andersonville's Swedish American Museum is a Neighborhood Favorite in Chicago

By Whitney Levon July 1, 2011

I love the Andersonville neighborhood; there are so many things to see and do. One of my favorite things to do is to stop at the Swedish American Museum.

SMACNA Arizona Awards Student with J.B. Rodgers Endowed Scholarship

By brittany richardson July 1, 2011

SMACNA Arizona, the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association's Arizona chapter, has announced that a local student has received the J.B. Rodgers Endowed Scholarship.

Tigard, Oregon, Festival of Balloons

By Michael Anzia July 1, 2011

While being a once-a-year event, The Festival of Balloons is something that everyone should experience

Spring Creek Greenway Nature Center and Peckinpaugh Preserve

By Lelah Kimball July 1, 2011

Located just east of The Woodlands, Texas in South Montgomery County/Spring is a great activity for residents to enjoy. It might just be the best thing in the area. It offers activities and education alike, with something for everyone.

Gain and Maintain Your Employees' Respect

By Lisa Mooney July 1, 2011

How to be a manager who is respected by her subordinates.

Warnings for Synthetic Nutrients in Organic Baby Formulas

By Sara McGrath July 1, 2011

Synthetic additives may be allowed in organic products without review if they qualify as nutrients.

Denver Farmers' Markets: Fresh Food, Homemade Goods All Summer Long

By Lori May July 1, 2011

A guide to three groups of Denver Farmers' Markets, with details on the products available, days of the week and times.

For the Summer

By Donna Christina July 1, 2011

An original short poem about summer and love.

Sati the Practice of Burning Indian Women Alive

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Modern India has recognized that such funeral practices are not in the best interest of the community or the people, and especially not to the women who become the victims. Yet some people still cling to the old ways.

My First Time Attending the Los Angeles Film Festival

By Karina Gomez July 1, 2011

My first time at the Los Angeles Film Festival was a success! I was worried that my movie pick was going to be heavy with political undertones, but it turned out to be the perfect Friday night movie.

Wood Fence Post and Water Damage Tips

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Wood fence posts seem to need to be replaced more often than metal. Here are a few tips on how to install them and what to avoid doing.

Dad, in Our Hearts You Are King

By IMEE ROBERTS July 1, 2011

Fathers do a lot of things to support their families from the "Honey do list" from spouses to guiding their kids to a worthwhile life. So here's a video to capture their essence in our lives and say, "Dad, In our hearts you are the King!"

Why the Declaration of Independence Means so Much to Me

By Arrivanna Brooks July 1, 2011

This is an article about why the Declaration of Independence means so much to me. The holiday is truly not about fireworks and barbecues but about freedom and independence.

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Theories on Colony Collapse Disorder

By Mark Abbott July 1, 2011

A brief history of CCD, followed by a summary of various theories on potential causes.

First Person: How Is the Economy Impacting Summer Travel Plans?

By Zoe Bauer July 1, 2011

Given today's difficult economic times, many consumers have been forced to reconsider their summer travel plans. With gas prices soaring, here's a look at how the economy is impacting summer vacation plans and what changes people are making.

Foo Fighters, Best Album Yet

By Justin Collins July 1, 2011

There were many good albums that came out this year. "Wasting light was by far the best.

Films Give Hope to Awkward Teens

By Alyce Wilson July 1, 2011

"Terri," about an overweight teen who struggles to fit in, is the latest film to pay tribute to the challenges of being young and different. These films give hope to anyone who sits at the "loser" table.

Think Twice Before Draining Water into Stairway

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Sometimes I can't believe what people will do, just to make sure that carpenters and contractors will stay in business. Don't drain any water into your outside stairs if they are made out of wood.

Dialogue with Inner Self

By Stranded July 1, 2011

I often wonder why I don't speak with myself. The answer is simple '" I don't like to see the truth. But people should be honest before their eyes and seek out the problems in their souls, hearts and moral values. This is the only way to make the problem i

Obama's Press Conference: Caricaturing His Opponents

By Thales July 1, 2011

President Barack Obama demonized his opponents as being profit-driven, childish, and given to selfish, short-term thinking.

'Cars 2' Kicks into High Gear

By Eric Shirey July 1, 2011

'Cars 2' has crashed into theaters. The 3D Pixar sequel racked up some $68 million at the box office this weekend. The real question is "Has the movie continued the long-lasting tradition of being labeled a classic right out of the starting line?"

Celebrating the Fourth of July in Brazos County, Texas? Attend the "I Love America" Celebration!

By Jessica Menton July 1, 2011

With a burn ban and no refusal weekend ahead for the Fourth of July weekend, residents in Brazos County can look to the College Station Noon Lions Club's "I love America" Celebration.

Three Places in the U.S. To Hike Lava Caves

By Justin Schmid July 1, 2011

If the summer heat is getting to you, get some hiking miles while staying cool by visiting a lava tube. Here are three of many places you can find one of these natural wonders in the United States.

Tre Garrett : Artistic Director of Jubilee Theater in Fort Worth, Texas

By Teresa Valentine July 1, 2011

I heard about Jubilee Theater's new Artistic Director Tre Garrett. I was astonished to read this thirty year old's resume.

National Taxpayer Advocate Submits Mid-Year Report to Congress; Targets Budget Cuts and Lien Filings

By James Skye July 1, 2011

Nina E. Olson, the National Taxpayer Advocate and head of the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service, submitted her 2011 mid-year report to Congress on all things IRS related.

Odeon Cafe: A Hidden Gem in Dupont Circle in Washington, DC

By Ginny Gettemeier Beauchemin July 1, 2011

Don't miss this cozy Italian restaurant in the Dupont Circle neighborhood. The delicious food and attentive staff will bring you back for more, and their reasonable prices ensure that you won't go broke doing so. The lobster ravioli is second to none.

Massachusetts Kayak Fishing: Stripers Off Gloucester's Rocky Neck, Rockport's Pigeon Cove

By Dave Williams July 1, 2011

Trolling a tube-and-worm from a kayak is one of the more effective ways to target inshore striped bass. A local Gloucester, Massachusetts fisherman sets out a day before a nor'east storm.

We Weren't Soldiers

By Rod Helgen July 1, 2011

This is a work of fiction. The events and characters portrayed in this story are entirely made up. To the brave men and women who have or are serving in the military and especially those who have paid the ultimate price defending our freedom I salute you.

What Questions Should You Ask Before Choosing a Tax Preparer?

By James Skye July 1, 2011

The preparation of your tax returns by a stranger should not be taken lightly. Here are four critical questions to ask before you hand over the preparation of your tax returns to a third party.

Four Incredible Dream Hotel Suites Around the World

By Ted Sherman July 1, 2011

If you've got an extra $15,000 or $20,000 sitting around and you want to spend it, in one night, on a fantasy hotel room and package, I've found five mind-blowing over-the-top experiences just waiting for your American Express Black Card.

John Carpenter on 'The Ward' and the State of Movies Today

By Ben Kenber July 1, 2011

John Carpenter took the time to talk about his first feature length film in 10 years, 'The Ward,' and what he thinks of the state of movies today. He did this while appearing at the Egyptian Theatre for a screening of 'Big Trouble In Little China.'

Good Harbor Beach, Gloucester, Massachusetts: Boogie Boarding

By Dave Williams July 1, 2011

The water rarely gets warm enough off Good Harbor Beach at Gloucester, Massachusetts that surfers and boogie boarders don't have to wear wetsuits when the waves are good.

Three Tips that Helped Me Launch a Successful Business

By Annika Lanning July 1, 2011

These three business tips saved me thousands and helped me launch the successful small business I have today.

Five Solo Acoustic Guitar Albums You Must Hear

By Mike Keller July 1, 2011

Although solo acoustic guitar has achieved a limited, niche fan base at best, there are a select few so great that they must be heard by all. These five albums prove that this beautiful genre can be thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.

Summer Travel Quote Roundup

By Ted Sherman July 1, 2011

It's summertime and for some people, the living is easy. With the economy showing signs of recovery and improvement, many people are deciding to spend a little more money on summer travel and go a little further than they did last year.

Rewind: The 80s Music Festival Brings New Wave Back to Life in the UK This Summer

By Timothy Sexton July 1, 2011

Tired of songs that all sound exactly the same being sung by mannequins who can't get by without Autotune? Head to Scotland or England in the summer of '11 for two festivals featuring classic 80s New Wave bands.

Dealing With Furlough

By J.E. Cornett July 1, 2011

Nobody wants to be paid less, but if your organization has adopted furloughs as a cost-saving strategy, then start planning your own strategy for making or saving the money you'll lose.

6 Signs that You Should Bring Your Cat to a Veterinarian

By MH Bonham July 1, 2011

Cats really don't complain much when they're ill, so sometimes it's hard to tell if your cat has a problem. Here are six signs you should look for.

Michael Rooker Discusses 'Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer'

By Ben Kenber July 1, 2011

An article about when Michael Rooker came to the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood to do a Q&A on 'Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.' The movie is now at its 25th anniversary, and he had many stories to about its making.

Tunis After the Revolution

By helmi khaldi July 1, 2011

This is Tunis

Windows Searches are Improved with 'Everything'

By C.D. Crowder July 1, 2011

Search all your files quickly and easily, including those in hidden directories with Everything.

Will Lightning Strike Twice with Nintendo's Wii U?

By Robert English July 1, 2011

During this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, Nintendo unveiled their latest console, the Wii U. Will it meet the same success as its predecessor, or is Nintendo taking a gamble they're unlikely to win?

Stairway Problems with Moss Growing

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Stairway wall with potential water and moss damage.

The Legend of Lucusberg Founders: Part 2

By April Spencer July 1, 2011

This is a short story about My Sims 3 town and how it was founded. Please enjoy!

My Favorite Philadelphia Restaurant: White Elephant

By Diketa Myers July 1, 2011

This article discusses my experience at the White Elephant. Also, I will describe pricing information and different dishes from White Elephant.

Treatments for Restless Leg Syndrome

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Reduce the unpleasant sensations associated with restless leg syndrome. Medication such as Neurontin is showing great promise.

Piano Sonatina

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

"Piano Sonatina" is an original composition by pianist and composer Cheryl Shantz.

Lost

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

"Lost" is the 2nd Movement of Symphony No. 1: Pilgrimage, an original work for full Orchestra, by composer Cheryl Shantz.

Variations on a Theme by Bartok

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

"Variations on a Theme by Bartok" by composer Cheryl Shantz

Valley of Lost Souls

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

"Valley of Lost Souls" is a piano and Instrumental original composition by composer Cheryl Shantz.

Wings of Illusion

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

An original Piano and Instrumental composition by composer Cheryl Shantz.

The Blacksmith

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

A Piano and Instrumental arrangement of the traditional English folksong "The Blacksmith" by composer Cheryl Shantz.

Save the Koala -- The Answer is You

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

"The Answer is You" was written by Cheryl Shantz and Jack Schumaker to coincide with Save The Koala Month. It is hoped that it will help draw attention to the plight of the endangered Koala.

Ode to Pascal

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

"Ode to Pascal" an original composition by Cheryl Shantz with beautiful photography by Jim Schumaker.

Early Childhood Science in the Classroom

By Sylvia Cochran July 1, 2011

Preschool teachers know that the primary emphasis of kindergarten readiness testing revolves around language development and reading readiness. Do not short-change the children when it comes to early childhood science education; use ready-made curricula.

Simply Fondue - a Dallas Dining Delight!

By Danni Sanford July 1, 2011

Voted one of the top 75 restaurants in the world by Travel and Leisure magazine, Simply Fondue boasts an incredible menu and an ideal environment to relax and reconnect with friends and family.

Rasika: Not Your Neighborhood Indian Takeout in Washington, D.C.

By Ivette Basterrechea July 1, 2011

The dishes on the menu at Rasika appear fairly traditional but the quality of ingredients, unique seasoning and expertise put into the beef, lamb, chicken, vegetables and breads are extraordinary.

Characteristics of a Horror Movie and Elements that Typically Scare the Viewers

By Rianne Hill Soriano July 1, 2011

Most horror movies have certain characteristics that help them address or explore people's nightmares, hidden fears, phobias, and neurotic tendencies.

Feeding Problems in Parkinson Disease

By Tanya Fields July 1, 2011

Many people with Parkinson's Disease experience frustration when it comes to feeding themselves. Discover simple tips to make the feeding experience less messy and more enjoyable.

The Awakening

By John F. Schumaker July 1, 2011

The Awakening" is the 3rd Movement of Symphony No. 1: Pilgrimage, an original work for full Orchestra, by composer Cheryl Shantz.

Beloved Mom

By IMEE ROBERTS July 1, 2011

Beloved Mom is a song I composed and produced in honor of all mothers in the world. It is a touching song that reminds as of the sacrifices mothers make in our lives.

Father's Day Video-My Father's House

By leroy coffie July 1, 2011

My children singing and dancing to My Father's House song for my Father's Day present-These are the kind of Father's Day presents you remember for a life-time

Tennessee Movie Fans Race to IMAX Theaters for 'Cars 2' 3D Experience

By John Barnett July 1, 2011

Memphis movie fans, young and old, lined up eagerly to see the 'Cars 2' IMAX 3D Experience. Read on to see why and what they thought of it.

Don't Let What You Can't Do, Stop You from Doing What You Can Do

By Anaya Christian July 1, 2011

With $5, a pawn shop, and a trip to the Goodwill, she was able get busy with her passion.

You Are Our Hero

By IMEE ROBERTS July 1, 2011

This song is dedicated to men and women who are serving our country to keep us all safe. We honor you for your courage and for fighting for our freedom. You risked your lives in honor of your country and for the sake of everlasting peace.

Thanks

By Nichole Grzych July 1, 2011

The very little I have is the riches I adore. Thank you.

Tennessee Movie Fans Give an F to 'Bad Teacher'

By John Barnett July 1, 2011

In a choice between blistering heat and seeing the rest of 'Bad Teacher,' many Memphis residents decided to bake in the sun. Read on.

Pinatubo Tragedy: 20 Years Before & After

By Katt Manso July 1, 2011

The Mount Pinatubo eruption was considered the biggest eruption in the Philippines. The stigma of such event still stays with the people but through resilience they were able to stand up.

Beyonce's Newest Album: What Went Wrong?

By Brett Chukerman July 1, 2011

Beyonce's newest album is met with lukewarm sales and terrible reviews. How did this seemingly untouchable pop star go so wrong?

Tennessee Movie Fans Love 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon,' but Hate Humans

By John Barnett July 1, 2011

Tennessee movie goers were wowed by 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon.' What didn't impress them? Read on.

The Legend of Lucusberg Founders

By April Spencer July 1, 2011

This is a short story about My Sims 3 town and how it was founded. Please enjoy!

Travel Guide to Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii

By Monica Lehua July 1, 2011

A travel guide on where to eat, play and stay when visiting Kailua, Oahu.

Family Camping Guide: Montana De Oro State Park in Los Osos, California

By Karen W. Wyman July 1, 2011

Montana de Oro State Park sits on California's central coast just outside the town of Los Osos. Rugged, beautiful and remote, it's a great place for a family camping getaway.

3 Great Games for Android Honeycomb Tablets

By Chris Matier July 1, 2011

There are hundreds of great games for Android, but for Android Honeycomb Tablets, there are a few that stand out above the rest.

Why My Favorite Restaurant in Dallas is Applebee's

By Teresa Valentine July 1, 2011

My husband and I love to eat out at Applebee's for a couple of reasons. First, the price is right. Two, we get quality food that always comes out hot and fresh with leftovers to eat another day. Third, the atmosphere is laid back not pretentious.

Arch 3, Chain 3

By Michael Langerman July 1, 2011

Balloon twisting video instruction by Lanherman www.fewdoit.com

NS 25K

By Dave Wolfe July 1, 2011

A really long westbound intermodal freight passes the River Rd. Xing.

Classic Wrestling Event

By Eric King July 1, 2011

This is an event that was recorded back at Steve's Gym in Elkhart, Indiana. Please enjoy this old classic footage.

QuickBooks Tip: Hidden Accounts and Items

By Debbie McCusker July 1, 2011

QuickBooks allows Accounts and Items to be marked as "Inactive," thus hiding he Account or Item. However, when needed, these are available for use at any time.

Declaration of Independence a Feast of Words for Fourth of July

By Bex Barker July 1, 2011

Too often I think I don't have time for the Declaration of Independence. It sounds important, but I don't have the time to actually read it. Find out why I changed my mind this year.

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Five Free and Entertaining Summer Events for Dallas Families

By FELICIA HARPER July 1, 2011

Dallas is a great city with several free and exciting events for its residents to indulge in. Watch free movies, visit waterparks and museums, and take a historic tour. Read more to learn when and where these events take place!

How to Prudently Save Over $1,000 Every Year....Part Two

By Chuks U.C. Ukaoma July 1, 2011

Proactive financial planning is like any insurance: you better have the coverage before you need it. Some have misinterpreted money as the "root of all evil".

Vancouver, Canada, City of a Dozen Faces

By Marcia Frost July 1, 2011

This British Columbia City offers a wide selection of food, drink and activities that would keep any visitor happy.

Don't Leave Home Without a Camping Checklist

By Zachary Love July 1, 2011

Have you ever gone camping and when you get to the campsite, you realize that you forgot to bring an important camping item with you? Print a camping checklist, and this won't happen to you. Read this article to learn about Important items not to forget.

Royal Weddng Monaco Scandal: Pill Popping Princess, Secret Meetings to Get Bride Down the Aisle

By Marie McGill July 1, 2011

Reports say Charlene no longer wishes to marry Albert. What next? How willl they get her down the aisle?

Shut-up About Casey Anthony Already, You Sad, Pathetic People

By John A. Paz July 1, 2011

American's obsession with tragedy and crime is on full display in Orlando, FL, where the murder trial of Casey Anthony has hijacked local and national news outlets, and yes, I think you're all disgusting for paying so much attention.

First Person: Why You Should Never Bring a Stroller to Las Vegas

By L. Vincent Poupard July 1, 2011

There are many stroller-related issues that you will come in contact with if you bring a stroller to Las Vegas. If you leave the stroller at home, you can save yourself from embarrassment and others from injury.

Primary and Secondary Restless Leg Syndrome

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Certain medications such as Zantac, and Tagamet which are H2-histamine blockers or Elavil, which is an antidepressant are also linked to restless leg syndrome. Also, common drugs such as caffeine or alcohol can induce restless leg syndrome.

Is My Baby Sleeping Properly?

By Linda M. McCloud July 1, 2011

There is nothing as precious as a sleeping baby. However, sometimes you may think that your sleeping baby is sleeping in a strange or weird position.

Go Sell Crazy Someplace Else - Are Advertisers Overdoing the Kookiness Factor in TV Ads?

By LeviMorganPR July 1, 2011

TV advertisers want to make you giggle, but are they showing us waay too wacky characters in the process? This writer thinks so.

Love Evaporates in a Marriage Before We Know What Has Happened

By Barbara kasey Smith July 1, 2011

Marriage survives through communication , a willlingess to give and take, a desire to be sincere in the relationship, and to be a good listener. Being able to discuss and communicate with a partner....

Stop Hating Your Bikini Body

By Red Harvey July 1, 2011

Bikini season can be a very stressful time for many reasons, the biggest being embaressment. People hate the way their bodies look in bathing suits, but I finally love (okay, I'm not there yet) my bikini body.

The Adventures of Adam Bee

By Charles Owens July 1, 2011

Short children's story.

Strategic Communication

By Charles Owens July 1, 2011

An introduction to strategic communication principles.

Central Station Re-opens with Comfort, Coolness and Color

By brittany richardson July 1, 2011

Passengers catching a city bus in Downtown Phoenix will find that the new green features incorporated into the renovated Central Station Transit Center

Dealing with Insects

By Mary Bodel MH July 1, 2011

Bug bites are part of our summer, but they don't have to keep bugging you. There are some novel ways of preventing the bites and home remedies that can take the sting out.

Best TV Theme Songs Ever

By Meucci Cameron July 1, 2011

Do you remember when TV theme songs made up some of the best songs on the radio? Here is my list of the best TV theme songs that ever made the Billboard Hot 100 charts and stay in our hearts today.

Paper and Pen - Gifts that Make a Writer's Life Easier

By Rebekah Loper July 1, 2011

Almost everyone has a writer in their life. Use this guide to find a unique gift idea to make their life easier as they pursue a dream!

Product Review: 100 Percent Pure Cabernet Grape Body Scrub

By Soleil Robins July 1, 2011

One of the organic body scrubs I like to use when I do not feel like making my own is the 100 Percent Pure Cabernet Grape Body Scrub.

Product Review: 100 Percent Pure Virgin Coconut Hand Buttercream

By Soleil Robins July 1, 2011

One of my favorite organic hand creams to use to help keep my hand soft and silky is the 100 Percent Pure Virgin Coconut Hand Buttercream.

Cat Litter that Really Works - a Comparison

By Rebekah Loper July 1, 2011

Frustrated with cat litter? Odor control that doesn't really work and high amounts of dust can be solved! Read this cat owner's journey to happily ever after in the litter box!

Product Review: 100 Percent Pure Raspberry Nourishing Body Cream

By Soleil Robins July 1, 2011

The 100 Percent Pure Raspberry Nourishing Body Cream is a body cream I recently tried and have fallen in love with because it has made my skin so soft.

Product Review: 100 Percent Pure Meyer Lemon Butter Soap

By Soleil Robins July 1, 2011

A bar of soap I like to keep in the kitchen for washing up with is the 100 Percent Pure Meyer Lemon Butter Soap because it is gentle.

Mathias Ham House, Dubuque, Iowa: Historic Sites of Dubuque, Iowa

By Brian D'Ambrosio July 1, 2011

The 23-room Mathias Ham House was built in 1856 by lead miner Mathias Ham.

Product Review: Kashi TLC Dark Chocolate Coconut Fruit and Grain Bars

By Soleil Robins July 1, 2011

The Kashi TLC Dark Chocolate Coconut Fruit and Grain Bars are my favorite whole grain bars to snack on because they are healthy for me and are not loaded with harsh ingredients.

Where to Buy Fireworks in Houston, TX

By Jay Queen July 1, 2011

Best places to find Fireworks in Houston, TX

Obama's Press Conference: Avoiding the Question

By Thales July 1, 2011

President Barack Obama evaded two questions rather than just answering them.

'Sweet Charity' Sizzles at Timber Lake Playhouse

By Tim O'Brien July 1, 2011

Hot, hot, hot.

SWB Yankees Celebrate the 4th of July

By Mathew Paul July 1, 2011

The Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees are offering a great deal on this 4th of July. The tickets are a special deal and they are playing their arch rivals the Lehigh IronPigs. A fireworks demonstration will follow the game.

Children Will Need to See a Neurologist for Petit Mal Seizures

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Because this condition is a brain disorder, your doctor will probably refer your child to a neurologist.

The Newfound Interest in Family Time

By Joseph Timmons July 1, 2011

People are finding that the best places to be are not as far away as one would believe.

Unexpected Companions in Paradise

By Ginny Gettemeier Beauchemin July 1, 2011

Secluded white sand beaches, crystal turquoise waters inhabited by colorful tropical fish and coral, wide expanses of blue sky...this is my idea of paradise. What I do not imagine in this scenario are wild donkeys wandering along the beach with me.

How 'Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness' Defined My Life

By Charles Hodges July 1, 2011

When I discovered these words and what they truly meant, I learned that my choices affect my life and I can make my life what I want it.

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Music, Friends, Beaches and Fun: My 2007 Summer

By Ms. Canole July 1, 2011

Everyone should have at least one perfect summer in their life that they will never forget. Here's mine.

15 Years of Gay Pride Parade in Sao Paulo

By Carlos Rix July 1, 2011

Brazil - the 15th edition of Gay Pride Parade, brought to the Sao Paulo 4 million people. Every year the Parade takes place in the economic heart of the biggest city in South America, at Paulista Ave.

Does Prince Albert Have a Back Up Plan If Charlene Becomes a Runaway Bride?

By Marie McGill July 1, 2011

Reports say Charlene the bride of Prince Albert is on the verge of a collapse. What if she won't wrry him?

3 Ways to Position Yourself as an Expert

By Diva Toolbox July 1, 2011

Did you ever wonder how somebody becomes an expert? Positioning yourself as an expert in your industry is much easier than most think and by simply taking advantage of these three tips, you too can become an expert in your field.

Studying Abroad: The Best Summer Vacation While in College

By Jessica Menton July 1, 2011

When you are a college student, sometimes it can be hard planning vacations when you have school year round in order to graduate on time. My all time best summer vacation? Studying abroad!

Causes for Petit Mal Seizures

By Carol Roach July 1, 2011

Basically a seizure is caused by some kind of abnormal brain cells (neuronal) activity. Our brain cells communicate with each other by chemical and electrical charges. In an absence seizure, these cells repeat the signals in an altered three-second loop.

My Summer of Independence in Cape Cod

By Tricia Keyes July 1, 2011

The best summer of my life was on Cape Cod just after my high school graduation.

My Best Summer Vacation

By Joseph Timmons July 1, 2011

I was asked to write about my best summer vacation, and as it would be, it was many years ago when the only responsibilities I had was how to entertain myself.

Solitary Practitioner: A Look at the Development of My Pagan Beliefs

By Tara M. Clapper July 1, 2011

A casual Celtic Universalist Pagan's observations on religion and spiritual development.

The Morganville Vampires Drama Continues in "Fade Out"

By Keri Withington July 1, 2011

"Fade Out" is the 7th book in Rachel Caine's Morganville Vampire series. We have more romance, danger, and adventure as Claire and friends must face off against their enemies again.

Scenes of Summer

By Tina Case July 1, 2011

Scenes from Bethany Beach, Delaware.

Chavez Defeated by His Own Deteriorating Body?

By JOSE M AREVALO July 1, 2011

It seems that after all these years of Chavez's constant public paranoia regarding the eminent threat of an outsider planning his death and not worrying about his own health - as an enemy - will bring the demise of the Venezuelan President.

How to Measure Distance in Google Earth Using the Ruler Tool

By Chris James July 1, 2011

This step by step guide shows you how to measure distance in google earth using the ruler tool.

Choosing and Planning the Theme and Style of Garden Plants

By Preston Barrows July 1, 2011

Taking some time to plan out a garden or landscaping project before you start will give you a much more successful result. Here are some tips to help guide you on your way to a beautiful garden.

Ideas for Family Blog Posts

By Esther November July 1, 2011

A great family blog functions like a digital scrapbook and can be used to record everything from first haircut, first tooth, and first day of kindergarten.

Keep DAW Computer Drives and Folders Clean to Avoid Audio Session Problems

By Preston Barrows July 1, 2011

Keeping your Digital Audio Workstation clean and organized ensures top performance and creativity from your audio system. Heres how to keep your DAW running smoothly.

What the Declaration of Independence Means to Me

By Red Harvey July 1, 2011

I will forever remember my first reading of the Declaration of the Independence and how it impacted my entire outlook on life and other people.

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First Person Stories: I Am a Pagan

By Tennille Webster July 1, 2011

Paganism is not a religion, but a term to describe anyone who is not of the 3 major churches; Jewish, Christian and Islam.

The Great Yellowstone Family Vacation

By S.T. Otradovsky July 1, 2011

Traveling as four families is an adventure. Add a week-long vacation and great scenery to the mix and overall the experience will be one that won't be forgotten.

High in the Rockies

By Terry C. Misfeldt July 1, 2011

Climbing into the Rockies in the dark to witness an awe-inspiring sunrise was a phenomenal way to start a Western vacation for a flat-lander.

How I Learned the Declaration of Independence Is about More Than Freedom

By Sara.Rose July 1, 2011

This short story describes how I was forced to learn the Declaration of Independence but in turn learned much more about what this document brought to me and my country.

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Eat Your Funky Monkey! Snacks that Is

By Catherine Neal July 1, 2011

People are constantly trying to find healthy snacks. This is the review of Funky Monkey The fruit that crunches

An Arresting Vacation

By Christy Breedlove July 1, 2011

Memories of a former delinquent and closet hooligan's summer vacation.

An American on Holiday

By Erica Smith July 1, 2011

Dallying with locals and steering clear of tourists, this recount of an American's summer across the pond proves that lack of a language barrier fails to dampen the potential for humorous encounters and discoveries that aren't tabbed in travel guides.

My Best Summer Vacation: The Best of the West

By Cherry July 1, 2011

What a wonderful trip! We've seen Mt. Rainier, Pike Place, Space Needle, Stanley Park, Capilano Bridge, Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Jackson Hole,Mount Rushmore, Wall Drug, Komondor Dog, Deadwood, Badlands and a 3 billion year old rock!

A Bizarre Family Hike!

By Annie Dreyer July 1, 2011

A while back our family decided to take a family trip - to Hawaii! This family trip was very fun, and one of our last activities was a hike through the "easy to walk" (or so we were told) rainforest just outside of Honolulu.

John Ashbery

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet John Ashbery and read an analysis of his poem "At North Farm."

Archibald MacLeish

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet Archibald MacLeish and read an analysis of his poem "The End of the World."

Karl Shapiro

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet Karl Shapiro and read an analysis of his poem "Manhole Covers."

William Meredith

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet William Meredith and read an analysis of his poem "Last Things IV."

Arts is an Economic and Culture Boost to Lancaster, Pennsylvania

By B.L. Boitson July 1, 2011

All seven Keystone Arts Organizations are working together to promote the arts in Lancaster City, Pennsylvania.

Seamus Heaney

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet Seamus Heaney and read an analysis of his poem "Bogland."

Agha Shahid Ali

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet Agha Shahid Ali and read an analysis of his poem "Postcard From Kashmir."

Rudyard Kipling

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet Rudyard Kipling and read an analysis of his poem "Recessional."

Walt Whitman

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Read on to learn about Walt Whitman and how his life and his beliefs affected his poetry.

Theodore Roethke

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet Theodore Roethke and read an analysis of his poem "Dolor."

Yvor Winters

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Learn about the life of poet Yvor Winters and read an analysis of his poem "By the Road to the Air-Base."

Sacred Graffiti

By Kimberly Scott July 1, 2011

Read on for an analysis of several poems found in Florence Weinberger's "Sacred Graffiti."

Are Debit Card Usage Fees Fair to Consumers?

By Shannon Webster July 1, 2011

Debit Card Usage Fees received a cap from the Federal Reserve Board. Are these fees fair to begin with?

Proud to Be One of the Heathen

By R.L. Taylor July 1, 2011

An examination of non-traditional spiritual beliefs, and of the obvious contradictions and problems with Christianity.

"The Tail of the Dragon:" Tales from a Minivan on the Dangerous Stretch

By Allison D. Olivarez July 1, 2011

A summer road trip on one the world's most exhilarating roads: "The Tail of the Dragon."

Sand, Sun(burn) and Fun(ky Lips)

By Megan Rowlands July 1, 2011

What's a family vacation without a mild catastrophe? Looking back on one of my favorite summer trips.

Will the Ghost of Princess Grace Kelly Haunt This Royal Wedding?

By Marie McGill July 1, 2011

Princess Grace, perhaps the most beautiful woman to ever marry into royalty, will not be here to see the royal wedding. Is there a link between the two princes William and Albert and their late mothers? Yes.

Hearst Castle and the Best Summer Vacation

By Lynn King July 1, 2011

The best summer vacation I ever took was in 2006, when my husband Jim and I visited Hearst Castle on our way to San Diego. We had no set schedule, just plenty of time to do whatever we wanted. We both agreed this was the best vacation we ever had!

Simple Meal Plans to Help Prevent Heart Disease

By austin miles July 1, 2011

Having a heart healthy diet is key to longevity. Keeping your heart healthy for longer is easier with the right nutritional support.

A Summer Drive Across the U.S.A

By Devon Rimel July 1, 2011

At 12 years old I went on a summer vacation with my grandparents and brother. We drove from Pennsylvania to Nevada. Stopping in various states to visit our extended family.

Dispelling the Myths About Pagans

By LJ Stout July 1, 2011

I'm a Pagan. So what does it mean to be Pagan? Oh where to start?! No, seriously, where? How do you define a religious belief in a short span of time and have someone understand your entire belief structure and what being your religion means?

Freddy Adu Should Play in the MLS

By Patrick Carver July 1, 2011

Why Freddy Adu should quit playing in Europe and come back to the MLS in the United States

Thoughts from Today

By Tonya Gurr July 1, 2011

Recently many thoughts of things long forgotten in the past have been making there way to the forefront of my mind. These are just my thoughts for today.

That One Guy

By Ayesha Ahmed July 1, 2011

Humorous article about a near-psychotic college girl who has her heart locked on an attractive male across the room. By finding her delusions hilarious, readers also identify their own mental stability! Enjoy.

Vanessa Carlton's 'Rabbits on the Run' Shows Her Maturity

By Jason Tanamor July 1, 2011

A review of Vanessa Carlton's new album, "Rabbits on the Run."

Selena Gomez Visits Home on 'Monte Carlo' Mall Tour

By Eric Shirey July 1, 2011

'I started here in Grand Prairie, TX. It makes me so happy to be proud of where I'm from and to make all you guys proud because I'm the luckiest girl in the whole world and I love you all so much,' stated Gomez.

Stephen King: The King of Horror

By Wendy Miller July 1, 2011

Stephen King is one of the most prolific authors of our time, writing dark stories that terrify his readers. Here's why I love him so much.

Summer Hike to Bearpaw Meadow High Sierra Camp

By Jennifer Downs Gildea July 1, 2011

If you like hiking, but aren't into small tents and campfire cooking, a trip to Bearpaw Meadow may be right up your alley. With tent cabins, gourmet dinners, and spectacular views, this is a great trip for any hiker who can make the 11.5 mile trek.

Using Banners to Promote Seasonal Sales

By Viktoria Carrella July 1, 2011

Any of the holidays are prime reasons to get to thinking about what to advertise and how to do it.

Something's Fishy in Your Garden

By Lee Hazelle July 1, 2011

Along with all the chemicals and other treatments that guarantee growth for your garden, there is the humble and stinky bottle of fish emulsion. Do you want to buy it?

Summer Kitchen Tips

By Lee Hazelle July 1, 2011

Summertime in the kitchen means dealing with different fresh foods, keeping cool meals interesting, and getting fresh fruits and vegetables into our meals.

How to Succeed in Writing Without Really Trying

By mostly probably July 1, 2011

I was a measly undergrad student in the English Department at Utah State University. I was about to graduate from one of the top technical communication programs in the country. Did this mean anything to anyone but me? I would soon find out...

Going Postal at Blackjack

By John Stathis July 1, 2011

A letter carrier beats blackjack to combat stress from the USPS

Once Upon a Valentine's Day

By MKD July 1, 2011

This fictional story is the about a slightly OCD girl who is struggling to keep her dark humor to herself, and she has a scary and repulsive boss, who surprises and disgusts her.

Chimurenga

By Roy Anderson July 1, 2011

The experience of a young White African Boy with the civil war in Rhodesia in 1972

The Flame

By Lara Allen July 1, 2011

A young woman who has lost everything goes too far in the name of revenge.

How to Find the Exact Latitude and Longitude of Your House Using Google Earth

By Chris James July 1, 2011

The following is a step by step guide on how to find the exact latitude and longitude of any address on google earth.

Debt Settlement

By Brown Skin Sista Gurl July 1, 2011

Debt settlement, also known as debt arbitration, debt negotiation or credit settlement is an approach to debt reduction in which the debtor and creditor agree on a reduced balance that will be regarded as payment in full.

Review on ELF Studio Complete Coverage Concealer

By Helen Black July 1, 2011

ELF's Studio Complete Coverage Concealer can help with those worried about changing skin colors throughout the seasons, but is it truly complete coverage?

Review on Garnier Anti-Puff Eye Roller

By Helen Black July 1, 2011

Wake up with puffy eyes? Garnier's Anti-puff eye roller claims to solve puffy eyes, but does it really? Read this review to find out.

How to Find New Uses for Old Eyeshadows

By Helen Black July 1, 2011

Many people have tons of old eyeshadows lying around their makeup collection. Why not find a new way to use them up?

The Sound of War

By Drucilla A. Summers July 1, 2011

War is something most are familiar with, but this war may be even closer to us then we would like to admit.

Vegetarian Tofu Stir Fry

By Dianne CH July 1, 2011

Tofu stir fry is a nice main dish for vegetarians. It can be made with variations of seasoning and ingredients, depending on what you are in the mood for. It is also relatively low in cholesterol.

How California's New Online Sales Tax Law Will Hurt My Business

By Ted Sherman July 1, 2011

Today, June 30, was not a good day to be an online retailer or have anything to do with e-commerce as a California business.

Louboutin Anyone?

By ShawnTe Pierce July 1, 2011

Christian Louboutin heels are to this decade what Manolo's were to the Sex in the City era. Check the Louboutin fall 2011 preview and drool over each pair.

Over 50 Last Minute July 4th Independence Day Party Ideas

By Lori Lane July 1, 2011

Over 50 last minute July 4th Independence Day party ideas.

Beauty Tips for Job Interviews

By K. F. Lynn July 1, 2011

Clothes and makeup for your job interview can be just as important as what comes out of your mouth! If you are looking to ace your job interview, bear some of these beauty tips in mind.

The Unlikely Inked: 10 Surprising Tattooed Celebrities

By Sherry Wight July 1, 2011

A look at Jennifer Aniston, Helen Mirren and eight other unlikely inked female celebs.

How to Maintain Your Style While Pregnant

By Susan Ott July 1, 2011

You don't have to look drab and baggy while pregnant. Learn how to shop savvy while pregnant and keep the look you love.

Beautiful Plus Size Summer Dresses that Won't Hurt Your Bank Balance

By Kyra Lennon July 1, 2011

Plus size summer dresses can be a nightmare to shop for, but here are some great choices which won't break the bank!

Were the Sun of Man

By David Oldham July 1, 2011

A poem in the Villanelle style, speaking on the beauty and folly of being human.

Summer Shaving Myths and Facts

By Whitney Laurence July 1, 2011

Summer means bare legs and sleeveless tops. Find out which shaving habits will keep your skin in good shape all summer long and which will leave you bumpy.

12 Steps to Makeover Your Makeup

By Amanda Furbeck July 1, 2011

My twelve step program to revamp my makeup bag for summer.

From a Guy's Perspective: 5 Questions Women Should Ask Before Getting Serious

By Josh Mason July 1, 2011

The phrase '..."love is blind' holds true with many new relationships. However, it can cloud your judgment and lead to serial dating. With the divorce rate around 50 percent in America, it is important to understand your partner before committing.

Talking Shop - When Your Best Friend Comes Out as Lesbian

By Tennille Webster July 1, 2011

Your best friend has just told you she is a lesbian. How do you talk to her? What do you say? An out-and-proud lesbian shares a few easy-to-follow rules about what to say, and what not to say.

Beginner Bondage: What to Do when Your Partner Wants to Tie You Up

By Ellen Vossekuil July 1, 2011

Your lover wants to tie you up. Where do you start?

6 Essential Beauty Tips for Summer Travels

By Sabah Karimi July 1, 2011

Whether you're traveling across the state or to an entirely different part of the country, you'll need to pack light but pack right. Prepare for any beauty dilemmas when you're on the road with these six essential tips.

Retired, Finances in Order, Now What?

By Kathy OGorman July 1, 2011

Just planning for your financial future does not prepare most people for the changes that occur in your lifestyle after retirement.

"Wilred" a Disapointing Return for Elija Wood

By Evie M. Warner July 1, 2011

Wood leaves behind the "Ring" for a raunchy, comedic role.

Summertime Dreams

By Paula Bowen July 1, 2011

I love summertime and everything that it brings. A summertime love can be fun and confusing at the same time but it definitely makes for an interesting summer. Summer is a when you can spend time with family, friends and your love. Make summer yours.

Jonathan Rhys Meyers Survives Suspected Suicide Attempt: Celebrities Who Have Committed Suicide

By Tina Molly Lang July 1, 2011

This week, Jonathan Rhys Meyers landed in the hospital after surviving a suspected suicide attempt. Plus, a look at celebrities who were not so lucky.

What is the American Flag?

By Deidra Stoltz July 1, 2011

A poem describing the various answers to the question, "What is the American Flag?"

Meet Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Boyfriend, Jason Statham

By Zoe Bauer July 1, 2011

With "Transformers" beauty Rosie Huntington-Whiteley at the center of media attention, her boyfriend Jason Statham has caught our eye and captured our interest. Here are some things you might not know about Rosie's other half.

Denise Richards and Other Celebrities Who Have Adopted Domestically

By Aida Ekberg July 1, 2011

Denise Richards is just one of many celebrities who have adopted domestically, and it seems that fewer and fewer stars are going overseas to find needy babies.

Product Review: Suave Naturals Body Wash in Mango Mandarin

By Soleil Robins July 1, 2011

The Suave Naturals Body Wash in Mango Mandarin is one of my favorite summer body washes to use to help cleanse and nourish my skin without spending tons of money.

Quick Ways to Legally Make Money for Surpise Expenses

By Sass Ashe July 1, 2011

When an unexpected bill takes you by surprise don't panic, just stop and figure out how to make money quickly, and legally!

Remove Weeds Without Harming Your Flowers

By Sass Ashe July 1, 2011

Weeds are a challenge for flower gardeners the world over. There are home remedies, toxic sprays and other ways of killing weeds, but as always the best way to kill weeds is to remove them completely from your flower bed.

How to Deal with a Combative Teenager

By Sass Ashe July 1, 2011

The teenage years are tough on parents and teens alike. Sometimes you feel as if you need a roadmap in order to have a conversation with your teenager. Don't worry, you aren't alone nearly every parent deals with combative rebellion in teens.

Under the Trees

By Ime Atakpa July 1, 2011

Playtime turns disastrous for a pleasure-seeking girl.

Why I Hate to Love 'Dr. Oz'

By Laura Cone July 1, 2011

Some say 'Dr. Oz' is a quack. I say he's just quirky. Why so many of us have a love-hate relationship with the great Dr. Oz.

Cardiff in Wales

By Denise Larkin July 1, 2011

Pictures of the Cardiff area in Wales.

Tips for Losing Weight with the Wii

By Robin Hawkins July 1, 2011

If you are a gamer who would like to lose some weight, try out these weight loss tips for the Wii.

I Wished for You All Spring

By Angel Kendrick July 1, 2011

Simplicity of summer.

Through the Eyes of a Newborn

By 4sho July 1, 2011

A simple free form thought on life, just put into the format of a villanelle.

2011 MLB Power Rankings: June

By Rick D July 1, 2011

Streaky teams and interleague play shake up some parts of the rankings, though the top looks mostly the same.

Karaoke Can Be Fun

By Horace Dotson July 1, 2011

Karaoke has been around a long time as everyone loves to imitate and sing the songs of their favorites artists. There are now a lot of great sites on the internet where karaoke enthusiast can have fun and make new friends.

Illinois Facing Massive Budget Problems for Coming Fiscal Year

By Bill Hanks July 1, 2011

This article examines some of the major financial issues facing the State of Illinois.

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Funeral

By Robert Drake July 1, 2011

A poem by Robert C Drake in villanelle format.

Glenn Beck Bids Farewell to Fox News

By Mark Whittington July 1, 2011

Glenn Beck, the mercurial star of TV and radio, aired Thursday his last show on Fox News. The show was a combination of a trip down memory lane and vintage Beck, part professorial, part mad prophet of the airways.

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Easy on the Eyes

By Chelsi Thomas July 1, 2011

Good looking men can be found all over the world. Whether you are at the market, waiting for a bus or just hanging with the girls. A handsome man will stop you in your tracks.

Mila Kunis - a Look Inside

By austin miles July 1, 2011

This foreign born star has made a good name for herself.

Western Mass. Runners to Race Despite Tornado

By Micah Taylor July 1, 2011

The 34th Annual Big Fourth 5K Run, organized by the Greater Springfield Harriers running club, will be held on the Fourth of July. Tornado damage from the June 1 tornado is not expected to impact this year's race.

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Shakespearean Sonnet from the Perspective of Victor Frankenstein

By Drew Lipsky July 1, 2011

This is a sonnet from the perspective of Victor Frankenstein, the protagonist from Mary Shelley's classic novel. Contrary to popular belief, Victor is actually the scientist who created the monster, which is simply called the "beast" in the book.

The Night of a Kentucky Summer

By Kitten Fleitz July 1, 2011

A poem about the simple romance of a summer night spent on the bank of a Kentucky river.

Sweet Land of Liberty

By Linda Weaver Clarke July 1, 2011

Freedom is the most precious gift given to all of us.

Weird Pittsburgh Destinations: Canton Ave

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

Canton Avenue may be the world's steepest public road, and a challenge to drivers and cyclists everywhere.

Things to Do in Pittsburgh: Station Square

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

Station Square is a good destination when you just want to have fun along the riverfront.

Rare Musical Instruments: An Introduction to the Chapman Stick

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

The Chapman Stick is a modern electric guitar descendant, played with two hands and infinite creativity.

Pittsburgh Home Improvement: Construction Junction

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

If you want to save the planet, save money, and save cool architecture, you are in luck. Construction Junction in Pittsburgh is a great architectural salvage shop!

Organic Gardening Mistakes: Crops that Cause Soil Depletion

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

Crop rotation, even in backyard gardens, can help improve yields and soil quality.

Bicycle Safety: Light Up Your Bike

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

Being safe on a bike is more important than looking cool. A few cheap lights can usually keep you save without compromising style or weight.

Things to Do in Pittsburgh: 5th Avenue Place

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

If you need a food court for your group trip, this one is in the heart of Downtown with a good variety.

Canoeing Skills: What to Do when Capsized

By Paul G. Harlen July 1, 2011

You can't always count on someone else to save you. How to rescue yourself or get a hand in a canoe or kayak.

The Mother of All Battles

By Christopher Durrett July 1, 2011

With the start of the air war news speculation seemed to intensify along with diplomatic efforts.

Mark Henry Destroys WWE Equipment After Losing to Randy Orton on Smackdown

By The Great One July 1, 2011

If Mark Henry beat Randy Orton in a match tonight, it mean that he would receive a title shot at Money In The Bank. However, a decoy caused Henry to lose against Randy Orton and Henry threw a huge temper tanturm after he lost the match.

Sparklers Not Illegal in Chicago

By Loki Morgan July 1, 2011

You may have heard buzz around town that sparklers are illegal in the city of Chicago. Find out if that is true.

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Is Big Oil Destroying America?

By Larry Crosby July 1, 2011

the Oil companies impact on america

Saving Money on Medical Expenses

By A.C. Haury July 1, 2011

Overview of five easy ways to save money on medical expenses.

Obama's Press Conference: Bad Reasoning

By Thales July 1, 2011

President Obama argues that some of his policies must be right, because Republicans agree with them.

Kids Do the Funniest Things

By Marika Weber July 1, 2011

Funny story about kids and the things they do.

The Hotel in Cardiff Part 2

By Denise Larkin July 1, 2011

More pictures of the Cardiff hotel.

Asking 'Why?' Saved Me Money When Faced With Medical Bills

By Alex Lopez July 1, 2011

I learned quickly just how inept the health care system was when it came to correctly paying for services.

Is Flushable Cat Litter Flushable?

By Angela Thompson July 1, 2011

Is flushable cat litter flushable'"or does it also create environmental hazards? What should cat owners consider before flushing kitty waste and litter down the toilet?

The Lonely Guitar Finds a Home

By Kyla Hockman July 1, 2011

A guitar that has been in a pawn shop for years, finds a home.

Loon Counting: The Best Summer Ever

By Judy Baker July 1, 2011

Loon Preservation on NH lakes: What I did on my summer vacation - not what you expect.

TWO HUNDRED POUND ROTTWEILER

By Kathryn Neff Perry July 1, 2011

Safe in HIS Arms....

J.K. Rowling, the Talented and Creative Author

By Nicholas Greiner July 1, 2011

This article discusses my favorite novelist, J.K. Rowling. It focuses on her life, her books, and why she takes the top spot as my favorite novelist.

Are Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries Being Too Greedy?

By Paige Taylor July 1, 2011

Wills and Kate raised over a million dollars for charity in lieu of wedding gifts, shouldn't more celebrities do the same?

Death from Mold

By Larry Crosby July 1, 2011

A few basics about how molds can kill you

Lisa See Discusses New Book "Dreams of Joy" at Denver Bookstore

By Ellen Mackey July 1, 2011

On tour for her newest book, "Dreams of Joy," See entertained the crowd with stories of her life, tidbits of history and background, and a teaser about the next book she is writing.

A Hotel in Cardiff

By Denise Larkin July 1, 2011

Some pictures of the New House Hotel in Cardiff in Wales.

Lingerie Dilemmas Solved

By Heini Talip July 1, 2011

Problems finding your right bra size? Panties giving you a hard time? It's time to solve these lingerie dilemmas!

Three Reasons the Nook Color Beats the iPad 2

By Jared Spurbeck July 1, 2011

How is a lowly e-reader supposed to compete with the iPad 2? As it turns out, very well.

First Person Perspective: 5 Ways I Survived Being Downsized

By Wilbert Bledsoe July 1, 2011

What follows is a first person account of how I survived being downsized in a poor economy. I outline the different steps I took to save money, earn a living and rebuild my career and life.

The 99 Cents Only Store & the Real Reason You Love It

By Eric Martin July 1, 2011

At the 99 Cents Only Store, the shopping experience is different than at a grocery store or a department store. It's not just the price. The difference is predictability.

Johnny's Bar: The Best Restaurant in Cleveland

By Stetson Thacker July 1, 2011

An account of the great dining experience that is to be had at Johnny's Bar in Cleveland, Ohio. Johnny's is a highly esteemed restaurant that serves amazing Italian cuisine.

Minnesota Government Shuts Down

By Shirley Norling July 1, 2011

Despite last minute efforts to come to an agreement to solve Minnesota's budget deficient, a government shutdown could not be averted.

The Merry Piper

By Gerard McMahonaise July 1, 2011

A story of a merry man and his people.

A Look at the Love Life and Songs of the Maine's John O'Callaghan

By Matt Sanders July 1, 2011

A look at the love life and songs of The Maine's John O'Callaghan

Trickle-Down Has Equaled Only a Trickle of Jobs

By Giuseppe Giannet July 1, 2011

It seems President Obama is figuring out that what Americans have long figured out: Congress is the antonym for progress.

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Drugstore Beauty Product Bargains for Sensitive Skin

By Allison West July 1, 2011

If you have sensitive skin or you're prone to allergies, you don't have to spend a bundle on expensive beauty products. Read on to discover the best drugstore beauty product bargains for sensitive skin.

The New Country House Hotel in Cardiff

By Denise Larkin July 1, 2011

Here are some pictures of the hotel I stayed in Cardiff, which out in the countryside of Cardiff in Wales.

When Trouble Comes

By Michelle Banks July 1, 2011

Larry Crabb's book, The Pressure's Off, gave me a new perspective on the hardships that we go through in life.

Iatrogenic Deaths: The Unspoken Killer

By Tony Perkin July 1, 2011

Iatrogenic deaths are by some measures no less than the third and as much as the first leading cause of death in the United States, possibly killing more Americans than heart disease and cancer. Everyone that see's a doctor is at risk.

Godly! Godly!

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about holiness.

How to Recognize the Best Talent

By Ericka Spradley July 1, 2011

This article provides insight on how to recognize the qualities of your best employees.

The Day of Arrow

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about the past and war.

LA Galaxy Vs. San Jose Earthquakes -- a Fan's Reaction

By Amy Le July 1, 2011

Analysis and commentary regarding the 0-0 draw between the California rivals.

Darkest Lost

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about goodness.

An Overrated High

By Francis DiClemente July 1, 2011

This piece is a nonfiction/opinion story about my aversion to marijuana.

Do You Remember the Time?

By Natasha Benjamin July 1, 2011

Remembering and honoring the life of Pop icon, Michael Jackson.

Lost and Found

By Tim Thuemling July 1, 2011

Feelng if when my dog ran away and feeling of when he cam eback. How he came back. How God spoke to me through this event

How to Survive Your Wedding Day

By J. A. Shannon July 1, 2011

Tips on how to survive your Wedding Day and the days leading up to it.

Roasted Tomato and Pepper Pesto

By J. A. Shannon July 1, 2011

A recipe that will convince you that nothing should stand in the way of a good meal and a healthy dose of sunshine- especially not the office.

Preggo Politics

By J. A. Shannon July 1, 2011

Ever wonder what some pregnant women really think when you try and touch their belly? Ask them curiously if they're carrying twins? Offer unsolicited advice? Read on.

Life Saving Story

By billypayton July 1, 2011

Saving the lives at Turner Falls!

How to Outsmart Those Sneaky Retailers

By Nicole Bales July 1, 2011

No matter how much money you have in your wallet, it's always good to know how to outsmart retailers and get the best products for the lowest prices without breaking your piggy bank.

The Deserving 68: Who Should Be on the 2011 MLB All-Star Teams

By James Deaux IV July 1, 2011

My choices for the 2011 MLB All-Star Teams, but without the burden of the "every team is represented" rule.

Southern Fried Movie Review: "Bad Teacher"

By B. McPhee July 1, 2011

There were a lot of really harsh reviews out there for "Bad Teacher" but I have to say, to heck with you all, I loved this movie!

Low Glycemic Fruits and Veggies with Healthy Benefits

By Lisa White July 1, 2011

Low glycemic fruits and vegetables should be included in your daily meals. These low glycemic foods offer an abundance of healthy benefits.

Local Guide to 4th of July Fireworks in Sacramento, California

By Nicole Bales July 1, 2011

Guide to the best local Fourth of July fireworks in the Sacramento region. Come out and celebrate our Country's birthday.

Book Review: Follow Your Passion, Find Your Power

By Sheri Newton July 1, 2011

Follow Your Passion, Find Your Power by Bob Doyle is a more than just a deeper understand of the Law of Attraction. It is a guide to help you actually put that universal law that we can all use into action.

Hydrocodone: Easy Money Invites More Pharmacy Robberies

By Amanda Rust July 1, 2011

The recent robbery and murders of four innocent people only serves to make us aware that opiate/opoid addiction is rising. Robbers know that they can always sell their ill-gotten pills just about anywhere, and make a quick profit.

5 Ways to Use Mobile Marketing Part 4: Google Places

By Lindsay Sebastian July 1, 2011

Part 4 in a 5 part series of how to implement mobile marketing into your business. This post explains the benefits of establishing your business on Google Places.

Will Democrats Wage War on Independence Day?

By Mark Whittington July 1, 2011

Harvard University, of all places, has chosen to question the patriotism of liberal Democrats. It seems that Republicans not only enjoy the 4th of July celebration more fervently, but one is more likely to become a Republican after experiencing one.

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5 Ways to Use Mobile Marketing Part 3: Text Message Marketing

By Lindsay Sebastian July 1, 2011

Part 3 in a 5 part series of how to implement mobile marketing into your business. This post explains the benefits of using Text Message Marketing.

Top 5 Ways for Families to Survive the Recession

By Spencer Hartigan July 1, 2011

With the economy in constant recovery, families of all sizes are looking for ways to tighten their belts and budget their money accordingly. By using these handy tips, you'll be able to spend your money more wisely.

Allergy Symptoms Versus Cold Symptoms

By ken James July 1, 2011

How do you know if your suffering from bad allergies or a cold virus? Most professionals find it difficult to tell the difference, in this article we outline the signs and symptoms of each as well as treatment options.

Making Deviled Eggs

By Dianne CH July 1, 2011

Deviled eggs are a popular appetizer at family picnics, barbeques, and holidays. Learn how to make your own deviled eggs.

2011 NBA Lockout to Be Worse Than 1998 Shutdown?

By Robert Dougherty July 1, 2011

The NBA is facing a devastating lockout for the second time since 1998, although Armageddon was prevented 13 years ago. But since owners severely regret the deal they made to save the 1998 season, the 2011 lockout may be harder to stop in time.

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Feeling Japanese

By Larry Crosby July 1, 2011

Nuclear problems in Nebraska.

Fish Bait and the One that Got Away

By Christopher Barber July 1, 2011

This is a funny story about Pompano fishing on Florida's Northern Atlantic Coast. It is also a story about learning how to surf fish.

Knee Deep in Commie Blood

By Gerard McMahonaise July 1, 2011

A thrilling war story.

First Person: the Truth About Pagans

By Trisha Hodges July 1, 2011

Dispelling stereotypes and myths about witchcraft and pagan religion.

The Takethat and Robbie Williams Concert Part 4

By Denise Larkin July 1, 2011

More special effects pictures of the concert.

Gestational Diabetes

By Alwyn Ellis July 1, 2011

Gestational diabetes, also known as gestational diabetes mellitus, GDM, or diabetes during pregnancy, is a type of diabetes that only pregnant women get. Most women who have gestational diabetes give birth to healthy babies read for more info.

A Rant About Alabama's Recent Immigration Bill

By Jeff Cannon July 1, 2011

Alabama's new immigration bill is tough. In this article, I take various pieces of the law that can be seen as being "racist" or "inhumane" and throw them out into the light for closer examination.

Water Lillies

By Kyla Hockman July 1, 2011

A poem about water lilies and how time passes.

Glassmage: A Brief Glance into the Magical World of Kell

By Walter Klimczak July 1, 2011

A poem, in villanelle form. The novel upon which it is based, Glassmage, is a fantasy about a fragile connection between worlds that unites a broken family. It is a story about the strength of women and the healing power of time.

Hot Summer Crafts for Teens & Tweens: Braided Bandana Jewerly

By Angela W. La Fon July 1, 2011

What's the rage for the tween & teen age? Braided bandanna jewelry is easy, cheap and a hot craft this summer.

Fishing with Birds

By Harold Dean Sink July 1, 2011

This is a story type of poem about a fisherman and his pet birds. This is an insight as to how the Chinese traditionally have fished.

Uneasy Sits the Head that Wears the Crown

By B.L.L July 1, 2011

Sometimes it's good being at the top of it all,but when you're at the top all alone,is it still so good??

Now on DVD: Sesame Street Kids' Favorite Songs

By Steve Helmer July 1, 2011

A review of the 30-minute movie for kids.

Happy Dead Birthday to Famous People Who Were Born on July 1

By leroy coffie July 1, 2011

Happy Dead Birthday To Famous People Who Were Born on July 1 Princess Diana, Estee Lauder, bill Stern, Sydney Pollack, Keith Whitley

Top Hiking Trails in the Orlando Area for Families

By Heather Leigh July 1, 2011

Get out of the house and away from the video games this summer and take the kids on a hike through parts of Orlando's wilderness.

Robot Immortality, Health Care Reform Explored on 'Futurama'

By Mark Whittington July 1, 2011

In "Futurama," Season 6, Episode 16, "Ghost in the Machine," the question of whether robot life is valuable and whether they have souls is explored. It turns out that Bender may not have a soul, but he has software that is pretty much the same thing.

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Top Palm Beach Hotels for a Summertime Spa Getaway

By Sabah Karimi July 1, 2011

The heat index is at an all-time high and humidity levels are at their peak during the summertime in Palm Beach so instead of hitting the beach, stay cool and comfortable with a spa getaway. These Palm Beach hotels are perfect for a summertime spa retreat

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The Pantry in Douglas County, GA

By Stephanie Bivins July 1, 2011

A local food-bank in Douglasville, Georgia, working to provide food and comfort for those in need.

Our Medication Nation

By Nicole Harris July 1, 2011

We use pills to bring us up, take us down, put us to sleep, etc. When are we going to let our bodies regulate themselves?

Freelance Career Tips

By Garima July 1, 2011

If you need some freelance career tips, then here are some.

Wimbledon Approaches Big Finish with Sharapova, Djokovic Eying Finals

By Robert Dougherty July 1, 2011

The last weekend at Wimbledon is the biggest of the year in tennis. This year's finish looks to meet that hype, as Maria Sharapova goes for history in Saturday's women's final and the men's semifinalists fight Friday to reach Sunday's grand finale.

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Wedding on a Budget - Honeymoon and Wedding Tourism in Chiang Mai, Thailand

By tamarindcandy July 1, 2011

In the USA an average wedding costs $24000. What if you can do it on no more than $10,000? That's when you start looking at wedding tourism in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

The Robbie Williams and Takethat Concert Part 3

By Denise Larkin July 1, 2011

Here are some pictures.

My Eight-Year-Old's First Protest Rally

By Ivette Basterrechea July 1, 2011

How do you raise a socially conscientious child in a nation's capital which lacks basic democratic rights?

Newsweek's Diana Cover Story a Crass Attempt to Sell Magazines

By Bex Barker July 1, 2011

Princess Diana is still alive. That's the premise behind "Diana at 50: If She Were Here Now" in Newsweek. Find out why people are up in arms over the scandalous portrayal of an alive and well Princess Di.

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Going to Sanigaw

By Justin Collins July 1, 2011

This was my first business trip I ever had, which in regards of money making was a disaster. However, with a couple changes with company and mood the trip turned for the better and is one memory that will never be forgotten.

What Tax Credits Are Available for Higher Education?

By James Skye July 1, 2011

If you are currently pursuing a higher education, you no doubt are acutely aware of the lofty expenses involved. Fortunately, the IRS makes credits available to assist you with these costs.

Roald Dahl: A Blast from the Past

By Kwan-Keat Ang July 1, 2011

Roald Dahl was a man of unrestricted imagination. This article is an expository piece on Dahl's work and what his stories provide for the author.

My Investment Approach Toward Charitable Giving

By Dalia Bose July 1, 2011

I use a disciplined investment approach toward charitable giving. This ensures the intended recipients get the maximum bang out of my buck and I see savings on our tax return.

Bad Microwave

By Peter Merz July 1, 2011

It all started with the Twizzlers.

By the Numbers: 10 Interesting Facts About the 2011 NBA Draft

By Austin Chang July 1, 2011

On June 23, 2011, the 2011 NBA Draft marked the 65th draft in the history of the league. Despite being called a "weak" draft, there were many interesting facts and numbers to come out of the night.

Six Things You Can Do to Help Your Child Prepare for Middle School

By Timetraveler2 July 1, 2011

The dreaded and highly anticipated first day of middle school is drawing near. Your child is trying to be nonchalant, but inside, he's dying. You want to help him, and you can. Just do these six things:

How to Access a Central Venous Port

By Allen Teal July 1, 2011

This article describes why a central venous port may be necessary. It also covers the steps needed to access it safely.

"Digital Courage": Internet Bullying Has Gone Too Far

By David Mehrwein July 1, 2011

You see it all over YouTube, most online blogs, online new stories, and even here on Yahoo! articles; people commenting negative, sometimes foul comments aimed at the people who are sharing information or other users leaving comments.

An Evaluation of Daylight Saving Time

By Heather Luton July 1, 2011

This paper gives an overview of Daylight Saving time including the history, institution, and possible future.

The Great Gothic Migration and the Battle of Hadrianople

By Alec Tasi July 1, 2011

A short narrative of the events culminatining at the Battle of Hadrianople, and an overview of their implications for the wider Roman words. Many of the details are drawn from the historian Ammianus Marcellinus (ca. 330-395).

Diana Tabloid Victim Again Thanks to Newsweek

By Whitney Levon July 1, 2011

In a surprising move away from Newsweek Magazine's reputation for reporting actual news, its latest cover seems more appropriate for a gossip rag. The cover features a likeness of the late Princess Diana walking next to an adoring Kate Middleton.

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Human Cannonball

By Trigonis July 1, 2011

A poem about being caught up in the everyday grind and almost leaving yourself behind!

A Little Ditty from the Pundit/Poet Bandwagon

By Stanley W. Shura July 1, 2011

a poem

Summertime Fireworks and Old Glory

By Don Waters July 1, 2011

A poem that reminds Americans how lucky they are to be living in this great country of freedom and abundance that was made possible by the sacrifice of people who fought and died in the name of freedom.

Extreme Family Frugality

By Devrie Wise July 1, 2011

Extreme couponing is not the only way to save money. Families can strategize when to turn off their spending so that they can enjoy their favorite creature comforts.

Missing the Good Ole Days

By Annmarie Brandenburg July 1, 2011

This article describes how the good ole days brought people together face to face and in person and not through a computer box. Additionally, this author recalls favorite things in the good old days

Livin' La Vida Loca: A Week in Paradise

By Amy Le July 1, 2011

A firsthand account of the best summer vacation of my life.

How to Make Your Liners Sharper

By Lee Tucker Jr July 1, 2011

Ways to have a long-lasting clippers or liners. Well, I'm going to give you some tips to help you keep your clippers or liners around alot longer and make your liners more sharper.

Natural Acne Cures

By Martin T Lane July 1, 2011

Acne affects most people at some time in their live. Acne is a very common skin disorder that involves the sebaceous glands in the back, face and neck. Suffering with acne will result in blackheads, cysts, pimples and zits.

The Box

By Anita Biase July 1, 2011

This is a poem illustrating the importance of acceptance.

A Wasp in the Office

By Mike Patton July 1, 2011

When a single wasp causes production to shut down in the office, Jerry decides to take matters into his own hands.

Celebrity Birthdays on July 1

By leroy coffie July 1, 2011

Celebrity Birthdays On July 1 Liv Tyler, Debbie harry, Dan Aykroyd, Carl Lewis, Pamela Anderson

The Future of Jurupa Valley

By Mark B.B. Aguirre July 1, 2011

Jurupa Valley's incorporation will have its positives and negatives, but the real question is will the majority in the new city accept this new transition?

Black Baby Billboards Beautiful, Not Racist

By Kim Ketola July 1, 2011

Since the billboard campaign is sponsored by blacks for blacks, is it possible for this to be a racist message? What if the subtitle is true?

The Menopause Acronym: Your Best Solution

By Ellen Paige July 1, 2011

Menopause, thought it feels like a Mean, Exhausting, Never-ending, Outrageous, Painful, Annoying, Ugly and Sweat-filled Experience, the trick to mastering this world actually lies in its name.

East Coast Throwdown 3: Day 1

By Alex Vega July 1, 2011

Day 1 and things were already getting pretty hype. Good high level play in Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

Obama Needs to Ask Real Americans About Economy

By M.T. Bargeman July 1, 2011

Obama needs to speak with working-class Americans about how to fix the economy. This is what millions would tell him if they could.

The Morality of Honesty: When Lies Can Benefit You

By Ime Atakpa July 1, 2011

The level of morality involved with whether or not to be honest in a particular situation may be offset by the gullibility of those lied to.

Review of Menards Home Improvement Store in Batavia, Illinois

By Brad Kamer July 1, 2011

Candid review of home improvement chain Menards located in neighboring city of Batavia, Illinois. Store evaluated on product selection, customer service, and parking.

The Chill Out Change Jar: Taking Tough Talk in Hand

By Kimberly Morgan July 1, 2011

My family has just begun a great experiment called the "Chill Out Change Jar" to make us all more aware of how patient we are with one another, and with ourselves.

Know Thyself: Astrology Can Help You Achieve Your Greatest Potential

By Tamara Johnson-Miles July 1, 2011

Some swear by astrology but Is astrology for real? Can it really help you to discover who you are meant to be?

Cheesy Potato and Ham Casserole

By Jess Pauletti July 1, 2011

Cheesy mashed potatoes and chunks of ham get baked up into a savory delight that will be eaten so fast, you'll be sad that there won't be leftovers for dinner the next night.

Tour De France Already Tainted by Contador Doping Charges

By Robert Dougherty July 1, 2011

Cycling is already on thin ice as Lance Armstrong's doping allegations get even worse. Now the sport's new dominant champion, Alberto Contador, could be banned from competition next month even if he wins his third straight Tour de France in July.

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Tips for Turning Your Home into a Profitable Holiday Craft Boutique

By Pam Parent July 1, 2011

I have had great success with holiday craft boutiques run from my home. It takes a lot preparation, but the rewards can be worth it. A craft boutique can be open one day or for several weekends, and can save and make the crafter a lot of money.

Famous People Who Died on July 1st in History

By leroy coffie July 1, 2011

Famous People Who Died on July 1st in History Michael Landon, Walter matthau, Marlon Brando, Luther Vandross, Forrest Mars Sr.

The Garden Tree

By Daniel Grimwood July 1, 2011

This is a fun, rhythmic children's poem to be read quickly and steadily. For the more able reader, this poem also offers an opportunity for a literary criticism.

Angels

By Teresa Lo July 1, 2011

A failed academic struggles with the murder of his wife and finds solace with a troubled neighbor.

Why a Foreign Language Belongs in the Preschool Curriculum

By Ute Hagen July 1, 2011

Learning a foreign language in preschool is child's play; learning it in high school, is hard work. Why is that?

Factbox: The Oxford Comma

By K.C. Dermody July 1, 2011

Whether it's an Oxford comma, a Harvard comma or a serial comma, those with grammar OCD have nothing to fear, as the reports that the comma rule was changing were incorrect. If you didn't know what the Oxford comma was in the first place, find out here.

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Best Summer Vacation Ever - Tennessee

By Lindsay B. Wolsey July 1, 2011

My happy place was waiting for me in Chattanooga, TN.

Indebtedness: When Is Debt Appropriate?

By Jennifer Morrison July 1, 2011

Assets come in the short- and long-term variety. When is debt appropriate for the acquisition of assets? Think about a matched book of assets to find your answer.

A Trip to Remember! (Or Forget)

By David Miller July 1, 2011

An youngster gets overly excited about Washington DC.

After

By Beth Hawley July 1, 2011

Short poem about finding strength after divorce.

Dreamdays in the Land of Unlimited Opportunities

By Stoyan Garvanov July 1, 2011

I describe my best summer, which was in the USA.

Granny's Favorite Chewy Ginger Cookies

By Linda Ann Nickerson July 1, 2011

Oh, snap! Who doesn't love ginger snaps, especially when those molasses-filled treats are soft and chewy? Try this tasty traditional cookie recipe on your own family, and you will discover why I begged my grandmother to write it down for me years ago.

Remembering Diana the Right Way

By Karen Neal Gee July 1, 2011

The late Princess Diana would have turned 50 Friday. How should we remember her?

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The Best Summer Vacation I Ever Had

By Kim Goldberg July 1, 2011

Leaving the country without your parents is fun for most teenagers, it's also great for parents when their kids are learning under supervision. As a 16 year old, six weeks in Israel gave me inspiration. My trip had other benefits, like a great tan.

Surviving a Bad Economy by Using Our Grandparents Example

By Danielle Shelton Walczak July 1, 2011

The current economy has left many people unemployed, bankrupt and financially underwater. Your grandparents experienced the same thing, and taught you four things on how-to get through it.

Is My Lawn Killing Me?

By Cherri Megasko July 1, 2011

A symbol of status and an expression of pride, Americans are in love with their lawns. But in this effort to show off our green, are we actually harming our ecosystems? See for yourself how traditional lawns hurt our environment and threaten our health.

Ease Your Child's Transition to Preschool

By Dalia Bose July 1, 2011

Starting school can be scary for little ones. Here are some tips to make the transition from home to preschool (or daycare) easier.

The Real Nitty Gritty on Saving Money

By Erin Dunn July 1, 2011

Try these practical tips on how to save money and cut hundreds of dollars from your bills.

"Electronic Information Has Become All the Rage"

By Harold Dean Sink July 1, 2011

This is a villanelle type of poem about the internet. It is simple yet to the point.

Financial Independence

By Jennifer Morrison July 1, 2011

Financial discipline can lead to personal financial independence. Here are three precepts to meeting this personal goal.

How I was Robbed by Amazon Mechanical Turk

By Jared Korry July 1, 2011

Read my horror story of being robbed by a company I trusted for years.

Cape Cod, 1982

By Brooke Conley July 1, 2011

Even a rainy weekend can hold wonder when you are young.

Using Social Media Sites

By ABC July 1, 2011

Recent years have given us plenty of surprises in terms of application website development. They mainly had the same purpose: to connect people and businesses can find in one end and another Earth. Of course, social networks are a good way to open doors.

Inner Working

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about computers.

Can Colbert Super PAC Seriously Impact 2012 Elections?

By Robert Dougherty July 1, 2011

The Colbert Super PAC started off as a running gag, but now it has become an actual political action committee. As such, what will Stephen Colbert actually do with his unlimited donations, and how will it impact other PACs in 2012?

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Lost Blue, Lost Pink

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about emotion.

Find Seas of Stars

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about space and time.

Once Upon Computer

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about computer games.

Island Lonely

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about nature.

Power of Curiosity

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about freedom and liberty.

International Due Diligence: Key for Doing Business Abroad

By J. Madison July 1, 2011

Businesses increasingly rely on international due diligence services to minimize risk in international business, transactions and investment.

The Cleveland Chophouse and Brewery Located in Downtown Cleveland, Ohio

By Kristin Watt July 1, 2011

Here is a look at a great restaurant located in warehouse district in downtown Cleveland, Ohio.

Letters of Love

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about love.

Books for Night

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about mystery.

Ten After Eight

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about time.

Midnight on the Docks

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about a dream.

Death's Time Piece

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about death.

Yellowcard: 'When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes'

By Nicholas Greiner July 1, 2011

This article is about Yellowcard's latest album titled, "When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes." It explains why I chose it to be my favorite album of the year so far.

Half Past Four

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about time.

Will Glenn Beck Follow Keith Olbermann's Footsteps Out of the Limelight?

By Robert Dougherty July 1, 2011

Glenn Beck was the biggest and most divisive name on cable, yet his Fox News show had its final episode Thursday after declines in ratings and advertisers. Can Beck continue the movement elsewhere, or are his 15 minutes up?

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The Soldier

By Jeremy Marousis-Bush July 1, 2011

Poem in tribute to all US soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen. Original poetry by Jeremy Marousis-Bush.

Changing Space

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about emotion and dreams.

The Pagan Next Door

By Kerry Wylie July 1, 2011

An open invitation for exploring the practices and beliefs of the daily life of a modern Pagan.

Light of Turning

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about the soul.

Turning Change

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about change.

Enemy of Billions

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about childhood.

Absurdity of Wisdom

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about thought.

Archaeological Tourism Etiquette for Newbies

By Sylvia Cochran July 1, 2011

Archaeology and tourism have an uneasy relationship. The former needs the latter for funding but could do without untrained travelers traipsing over priceless artifacts. Archaeological tourism is fun -- keep it this way by learning a code of conduct.

Insanity for Kindness

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about feelings and emotion.

2 Dollars of 3

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about money.

V of X

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about dreams

Divides of Reason

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about thought and thinking.

HTC Sensation Vs Samsung Galaxy S2 Vs LG Optimus 2X - 2011 Android Phones Comparison

By Kerwin Liu July 1, 2011

It's time for a dual-core duel. All of these phones have dual-core processors all round, seriously big screens and plenty of pedigree in the ways of Google mobile.

The CAT Scan Episode

By John Cerra July 1, 2011

A first-time CAT scan experience seems to take an unexpected twist.

Digitally Editing Photographs of Paintings

By Edgeworth Johnstone July 1, 2011

Tips on how to digitally edit photographs of a painting in Photoshop 7.0 for high quality print, and website purposes.

Brightness Most Divine

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about love and wisdom.

Moon of Sun

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about existence.

Ice for Infinity

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about thought and emotion.

Recap: 'Burn Notice,' Season 5, Episode 2, 'Bloodlines'

By Mark Whittington July 1, 2011

"Burn Notice," Season 5, Episode 2, "Bloodlines" settles in the old tried-but-true format with the two story lines. One has Michael and company helping someone. The other now involves Michael doing his new job for the Agency.

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Unseen Universe

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about the world.

Birth of Blue

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about nature.

To a Soldier's Widow

By Gerald Wescott July 1, 2011

This is for one American war widow. This is for all America's widows of war. This is for all the men and women who have given, risked, and/or changed their lives by serving all that is America.

Fire of Cold

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about war.

Recipe: Cinnamon Oat Crunch Cookies

By Linda Ann Nickerson July 1, 2011

Cookies don't have to be dietary no-no's for healthy food fans. These delicious home-baked goodies are packed with fiber and good things. Why not whip up a batch for a family gathering, a holiday party, a summer picnic or a potluck?

Future for Fates

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about the future and destiny.

Venus the Deceiver

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about deceit.

Actions in Fire

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about fear and doubt.

Who's Going to Pay $200 for One Construction Job?

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

You would be surprised at how the Internet is turning a profit and holding contractors hostage. Remember consumers, nothings really free.

Mars of Mercy

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about sadness.

Days for Action

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about adventure.

Miners of Meek

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about thought and dreams.

Common Sense and Construction Defects

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

One of the biggest problems with building or remodeling your home is construction defects. Here are a few ways that you can reduce or eliminate your future frustration

Woo Hoo Gay Marriage!!

By G. Kelly July 1, 2011

Just another opinion on the news about New York Gay Marriage Laws.

How to Design Your Own Letterman/Varsity Jacket

By G. Kelly July 1, 2011

Useful guide to designing your own varsity/letterman jacket and the websites that helped me out...

Todd Teaches How to Rear Your Children

By Matt Essert July 1, 2011

My friend Todd is having a baby with his wife. I wasn't sure he was ready to raise a child, but he told me all sorts of things he was going to do with/to the child. Now I know he's not ready.

Summer and Rising Oil Prices Bring New Buys in Energy Service Companies

By Tony Crowell July 1, 2011

Registered investment advisor reviews market outlook, discusses background influences on oil and gas prices. Names three energy service companies as dynamic new buy recommendations.

Moby Dick's House of Kabob Located in Downtown Washington, D.C

By Kristin Watt July 1, 2011

Here is a look at why you should eat at Moby Dick's House of Kabob on your next visit to Washington, D.C.

The Simple yet Elegant Lockkeeper's Restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio

By Stetson Thacker July 1, 2011

An article about one of my favorite restaurants in Cleveland, Lockkeeper's and the great cuisine and service they provide. Consumer information is provided on Lockkeeper's for those interested.

The Law of Attraction and Oprah

By Judy Baker July 1, 2011

Is Oprah a religion? What do the law of attraction and Oprah have in common? Read one person's story of getting "hooked" on Oprah.

Not a Memorable Grand Finale of the Walsh Era

By Idia Ogala July 1, 2011

Analysis of the '11 NBA Draft acquisitions of the New York Knicks. With uncertain management, a depleted roster from the 'Melo trade & fans losing trust of the front office, this draft was essential for correcting these wrongs. But they struck out !

My Appalachian Fling

By Danielle Brown July 1, 2011

Why my summer vacation, sleeping in an air conditioned elementary school gym and fixing a house when I had no idea what I was doing, was the best vacation ever.

Destiny Undone

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about destiny.

Smiles of Fate

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about emotion and feelings.

We Cannot Turn Back Time

By William Taylor July 1, 2011

As much as we would like to, turning back time is never an option. Do it right the first time!

Recipe: Cracklin' Oat Bran Cookies

By Linda Ann Nickerson July 1, 2011

Do you have a cookie fiend in your home? These crunchy, crispy cookies are a family favorite, made with Kellogg's Cracklin' Oat Bran cereal. Don't tell my family how nutritious these home-baked cookies are. I promise I won't tell your family, either.

Laughter of Smells

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about feelings and emotion.

Stealth Lines

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about emotion and feeling.

Meteors Savior

By Grant-Grey Guda July 1, 2011

A poem about meteors.

The Egoists Vs. The Second-handers

By Jordan Nick July 1, 2011

An objectivist look at the world inspired by Ayn Rand, classifying the world into two categories - the egoists and the second-handers. While the egoists work for themselves, the second-handers work for others.

Women in Mixed Martial Arts

By Levi Nile July 1, 2011

The women of the sport of mixed martial arts have been fighting for a while now. As the sport continues to grow, will it have room for women on the biggest stage?

Online Versus Brick and Mortar Education

By Zorra Lou July 1, 2011

Online higher learning takes as much dedication as a traditional school requires. Prepare yourself with the knowledge of what an online school has to offer and see if it's right for you.

My Favorite Album of 2011 Thus Far: Saigon's The Greatest Story Never Told

By Raj Anand July 1, 2011

The Greatest Story Never Told is probably the best Hip-Hop album you haven't listened to this year. It's a gritty blend of reality, emotion and the ultimate non-conformity.

Lee: The Life of Another Korean American

By Joshua Lee July 1, 2011

This is an autobiography about my current life and a testimony to the last 5 years of my life with a focus on the last year.

A Day in the Life of a Bank Teller

By Ms. Canole July 1, 2011

Discover what happens behind the scenes in a chaotic and fascinatingly typical day of a bank teller.

Collapse into Now by R.E.M. is the Best Album of 2011 So Far

By Amy Atkins July 1, 2011

Modern R.E.M. is the best of classic sounds with a modern edge.

Mental Health First Aid Train More Instructors for Pomona Valley

By Amy Atkins July 1, 2011

Mental health first aid for the Inland Empire in the Pomona Valley.

A Nice Driveway Could Make All the Difference in the World - Home Selling Advice

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Sometimes a nice driveway and a nice looking front yard will make all the difference in the world, whether or not someone chooses to purchase your home or someone else's.

Is the Housing Boom Coming - Home Builder and Contractor Secrets

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

I've been through four home building booms in the past 30 years and trust me, they usually come after a long recession or tough economic times.

Broken Hearted

By Robert Wyse July 1, 2011

Living life after losing your one true love

Avoiding that Ungodly Fire

By Nicholas Greiner July 1, 2011

This is a 19-line villanelle poem titled, "Avoiding That Ungodly Fire." This poem emphasizes strength and courage against the pressures and temptations of life that can potentially bring you down.

I Absolutely Hate Bugs

By Grant Johnson July 1, 2011

Over the years I've had many encounters with foes of the insect variety. This is a brief overview.

Hillbilly Joker, Who's Laughing Now?

By Kitten Fleitz July 1, 2011

An Honest review of both the release and the content of Hank III's new album entitled "Hillbilly Joker" released by Curb Records on May 17, 2011

Wichita, Kansas, July 4th Events

By Dawn Woodworth July 1, 2011

This 4th of July Wichitans are in for good times and a full weekend schedule of enjoyable activities as Wichita has a great assortment of exciting July 4th activities and events to help ad a special spark to you weekend.

The Whitey Bulger Trial Starts with a Damnable Outrage

By Thomas Lane July 1, 2011

A highly questionable decision gets the Bulger trial off to a bad start.

Popular Partying Dress Trends

By Euryice Roman July 1, 2011

Dressing for today's nightclub circuit means dress, accessories, as well as heels to show off your new pedicure.

The Most Memorable Couples of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

By Euryice Roman July 1, 2011

The popularity of Star Trek allowed us to become acquainted with some of the most memorable television couples. Those couples that bring life and romance to the space station include the following.

The Best Spirits for Cocktail Entertaining

By Euryice Roman July 1, 2011

You are planning a cocktail party but aren't exactly sure what cocktails to provide. Below you will find my suggestions for what you need to stock your bar successfully for this occasion.

California Seeks to Ban Open Carry of Firearms

By Mike Shaner July 1, 2011

A bill by assemblyman Anthony Portantino, D-Pasadena, that would make carrying an unloaded firearm illegal in the state of California passed in the assembly last month and now has won approval from the public safety committee in the senate.

Orlando, Florida: My Favorite Vacation Destination

By Jordan1314 July 1, 2011

Travelling to the best vacation spot, Orlando, Florida.

10 Easy Home Emergency Questions You Should Be Able to Answer After Purchasing the Property

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

If you're not prepared for an emergency, then you won't know how to deal with one, when one finally chooses to present itself to your family.

Come Rain or Come Shine

By B.L.L July 1, 2011

The intensity that a person feels for another upon their first encounter and knowing it's going to last a lifetime...

Edinburgh Fringe Festival

By Pat Muncher July 1, 2011

Every August the city of Edinburgh is transformed into a smorgasbord of culture during the largest arts festival in the world, the Edinburgh Festival. Here is a guide to getting the most out of this awesome celebration of theatre and art.

The Everyman

By Joe July 1, 2011

The Spirit gives life.

Six Reasons Why Genghis Grill is a Dallas Favorite

By Cynthia Martin Cook July 1, 2011

Why with thousands of restaurants dotting the Dallas landscape is Genghis Grill one of my favorite eateries? There are six reasons why, actually.

Chronicles of African Boy's First Summer Vacation

By Michael John anyaehie July 1, 2011

The feeling and the joy I had from my first vacation, was something I never felt in my little town in Africa.

Military Success and Failure in SUN TZU at GETTYSBURG

By Nick Howes July 1, 2011

Bevin Alexander looks at ten battles and campaigns from the viewpoint of Sun Tzu, author of The Art of War.

How to Visit Louisville, Kentucky Without Making Plans

By Audrey Brown July 1, 2011

The surprising city of Louisville, Kentucky, is perfect for a spontaneous summer day trip.

Thicker Than Water

By Peter Merz July 1, 2011

In the War Between the States family ties may prove to be an afterthought.

Frustrating Problems with Older Homes - Future Home Repairs and Expenses

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

You should consider future home repairs and expenses before purchasing an older home.

The Lost Squad

By KB July 1, 2011

Not every soldier comes home with a decent war story.

The Rain

By Christopher Barber July 1, 2011

This is a easy reading war story that is based on a single event that is told from a Marine Lieutenant's perspective. The writing style is somewhat gritty but not profane.

DGS Productions Bringing 51BassCamp Music Fest to Albany, New York Area

By Eric Garner July 1, 2011

Multi-day music festivals are a bit of a tradition in the upstate New York area surrounding the city of Albany, and the tradition continues with a brand-new addition this summer. The two-day 51BassCamp music festival kicks off at 12:00 pm on August 26.

A Song for the Giving Souls

By Joseph Timmons July 1, 2011

There can never be enough said about the men and women who gave their all for us at home.

Waxing Nostalgic for America's Most Patriotic Day

By Angela Harger July 1, 2011

A woman shares her memories of the Fourth of July and finds meaning in the nostalgia.

He Whistles Long, Lonely

By Douglas L. July 1, 2011

This is an example of the villanelle poetic form, popular in the 19th century. It is written in iambic trimeter.

Prepare Your Home for the Winter - Five Home Tips

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Here are a few simple tips from a licensed contractor about preparing your home for the winter.

Pittsburgh is the Place for Fireworks!

By Amanda Bayer July 1, 2011

This article provides a run-down of activities happening neighborhood by neighborhood in the Pittsburgh area, on July 4, 2011.

Personalize Your Visit to Paris with These Memorable Hands-On Activities

By Carol Bengle Gilbert July 1, 2011

Don't miss the forest for the trees when visiting Paris. Learn how to live the French experience.

Bay Area July 4th Events

By clavenzo July 1, 2011

A Guide to Local 4th of July Events in the Bay Area, including San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, Marin, and Napa County.

Can't Miss Events for a Vermont Fourth of July

By Jason Aldous July 1, 2011

Top recommendations for visiting Vermont on July 4th weekend.

A Short Mau Mau War Story

By James Mwangi July 1, 2011

A fictional story about an ambush by British soldiers on a group of Mau Mau Warriors

How Your Students Can Make Their Own Video Game with Gamestar Mechanic

By Bo Gorcesky July 1, 2011

My review of the excellent web site Gamestarmechanic.com along with teacher resources so that your students can make games as well in your class

Travel Guide to Dublin, Ireland

By Ted Sherman July 1, 2011

After retirement, my wife and I were fortunate enough to be able to travel the world and see many cities. Dublin, Ireland is my favorite international city and was the best combination of food, people, art and history.

The Ultimate Water Damage Nightmare - This Could Happen to You

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Broken water pipes in the middle of the night can be extremely frustrating, especially if you're not prepared. Read this article and learn a little more about water damage.

Consider the Costs Before Remodeling Your Bathroom - Selling Homes

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Make sure that you understand all of the costs involved in remodeling your bathroom especially if you're planning on making a profit, when you sell your home.

The Beauty of the Summer Season

By Ivonne Ortiz July 1, 2011

The beauty of the Summer Season is a poem and a picture of what summer brings. It gives the reader a picture of summer activities, noises and different temperatures. It is short but paints a picture.

Two Can't-miss Automotive Jobs

By Don Kress July 1, 2011

A look at two jobs in the automotive field that won't ever leave you hanging.

Approval Addiction

By Edie Jebbinson July 1, 2011

Needless to say, the media has a way of controlling the minds of many. The way they dress, the way they look, how much weight is just right, the hair styles, etc. Don't you have a mind of your own? When are you going to use it? You are "Beautiful".

Don't Ask Real Estate Professionals to Cut Their Commissions

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

It doesn't hurt to ask, whether or not your real estate sales professional is interested in cutting their commission, but you should be warned in advance, that it might hurt their feelings.

Home Seller Tips - Sliding Glass Doors Are Dangerous

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

Sometimes all it takes is a little information and if you have sliding glass doors on your property or in your home and you're planning on selling your house, read this article.

Incredibly Dumb Things You Might Hear from a Real Estate Agent

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

You wouldn't believe some of the things I've heard while talking to real estate agents about problems and home repairs.

Purchasing a Fully Functional House

By Greg Vanden Berge July 1, 2011

There are a few things you need to understand about the layout of a house, before purchasing one.

The Female Film Stars so Vain They Could Just Eat Themselves Up

By Catherine Dagger July 1, 2011

Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslett, Jennifer Aniston, Judi Dench, Helen Mirren....

Equinox: Cininnati Pride Festival and Parade 2011

By Carol Rucker July 1, 2011

Equinox, the Cincinnati Pride Celebration will return to Downtown Cincinnati and the surrounding area. This year's celebration promises 4 days of exciting events.

Nutrition or Not

By Tim Williams July 1, 2011

The need to reform guidelines in the food stamp program. Now called the SNAP

Epicurus Biography

By Alden Morris July 1, 2011

Epicurus started the Eipicureanism school of philosophy creating a huge impact of what modern science is today through his ideas about the 'atom'.

Lasik Eye Surgery Procedure

By Alden Morris July 1, 2011

LASIK eye surgery and steps about the procedure, the operation, and post operative care for your eyes.

Jiufen: Taiwan's Historical Shopping District

By KyDavid July 1, 2011

Filled with history, traditional shops and breathtaking views, Taiwan's Jiufen and Jingguashin feature something for everyone. Read to find out about them.

Accept Others as They Are to Enjoy the Variety and Moments

By Sivaramakrishnan Ananthanarayanan July 1, 2011

We need to accept many that are unjust but still fight on and lend our shoulders to just causes. We have to be aware that few evil amongst us do not set our agenda.

Rationalized Rhyming Haikus

By David A. Reinstein, LCSW July 1, 2011

'œBecause I -- ' may or may not be a reasonable explanation. Exploring the idea in six Haikus.

Best Lure - What is the Best Fishing Lure?

By Trevor Kugler July 1, 2011

Is there one fishing lure that's better than all the others? In other words what is the best lure?

Top 10 Most Physically Imposing NBA Players of All Time

By Jackson Manning July 1, 2011

They are some of the most massive human beings to ever walk the Earth. Tall as mountains and powerful as locomotives, they are the 10 most physically imposing NBA players of all time. Who will be No. 1?

Take Care of Your Money So Your Money Can Take Care of You

By Deia Chapman July 1, 2011

Are you ready to become financially free? Follow these easy steps so you can save money, invest it and be able to retire comfortably. This is not easy, but for your money to take care if you, you have take care of it. This worked for me!

Fishing with Red Worms

By Trevor Kugler July 1, 2011

One of the best baits for fishing is the red worm and in this article I'm going to provide some tips for fishing with red worms that will make you a much more effective angler.

It's Good to Be Selfish

By Mary Thatcher July 1, 2011

Why being selfish is a good thing.

Small Fishing Boats: What Are the Best Small Fishing Boats for Pond Fishing?

By Trevor Kugler July 1, 2011

There are many different types of small fishing boats available, but the most cost effective and convenient are by far inflatable.

Home Bar Scam Artists

By Stan Schubridge July 1, 2011

Back in the day, I always had some friends helping me build my bars. We would get together. Have a good time. By the end of the day, a bar stood where an empty room used to be. Just watch out for the scam artists.

Do You Have a Sugar Addiction? Look for These Signs

By Scott Kessman July 1, 2011

Sugar addiction is very common in most people and there are a number of signs of a sugar addiction that can be very obvious. These are the people who cannot live for a single day without consuming sugar in one form or the other.

Strauss-Kahn Con Game

By Amanda Rust July 1, 2011

"A source told NBS News" that the maid from Guinea, Africa "lied to them (the prosecutors) -- and on the application about the whole rape claim." The source has not said what she lied about.

Introducing: Speak with Passion

By Jay Hamilton-Roth July 1, 2011

If you want to be just another public speaker, there are a lot of books, seminars, and classes. But none will teach you how to give a speech that will 'œwow' the audience, and have your speech be remembered and remarked upon.

How to Save Energy Costs During Summer Months While Still Staying Comfortable

By Jessica H July 1, 2011

These helpful tips will drastically reduce energy bills, while still keeping you comfortable!

Gaza Flotilla Relies on Charm to Disarm Israel

By RT July 1, 2011

Starting from Thursday, all eight boats and two dry-cargo vessels have been under all-day-round protection by passengers, who replace each other on duty every three hours.

Then or Than: Three Common Mistakes Even Good Writers Make

By Karen Wodke July 1, 2011

Three common mistakes that are easy to make, even if you are a good writer. Word confusion, inconsistent tense, and lack of proofreading can make your writing appear unprofessional.

Fan Your Business

By Jay Hamilton-Roth July 1, 2011

Are you tired of trying to grow your business with your own team? Have you considered that there are a world of people who might be willing to share your business with the world -- for free? Empower your business' fans to do more than simply like you...

US Looks on Libya as McDonald's, Says Gaddafi's Son

By RT July 1, 2011

USA looks upon Libya as fast food expecting a fast war and a quick victory, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the Libyan leader wanted by the ICC, told RT. But the West will never get what they want, he added.

Scam Artist Tricks in Home Remodeling

By Jessica Brylan July 1, 2011

Scam artists will rob you like a thief in the night. Sometimes, there is no course of action because you don't have enough information to nail them. Learn how to know who they are.

Big Impression: Small Gesture by Player is Huge for Young Fan

By Kyle Fragnoli July 1, 2011

A simple message from a minor league baseball player makes a huge impression on one young fan and his father.

Vegans & Vegetarians Can Barbecue Too

By Lara Danvers July 1, 2011

With no meat or dairy ingredients, find ribs, steaks, burgers, chicken, polish sausage and hotdogs in the frozen and vegetable food sections of a large supermarket, your health foods shop or Whole Foods.

Is CM Punk Really Going to Retire

By Owen Walter July 1, 2011

CM Punk announced that he was retiring from the WWE after MIB. Is Punk really going to retire or will the WWE find a way to keep Punk in the WWE?

That's One Weird Wedding: Prince Albert of Monaco to Wed Bride Charlene Amid Rumours of Third Love Child

By Catherine Dagger July 1, 2011

She'll become Princess Charlene, wife of a prince whose fortune is estimated at one billion dollars. But the marriage looks doomed from the outset.

My Father's Voice

By Terry Corcoran July 1, 2011

I was 19 when I lost my dad - and until then I thought I was all grown up. But I continue to learn from him every day. His voice resonates in my soul

Another Sleepless Night

By Whyte Panther July 1, 2011

Another night comes and goes without a visit from an overdue friend called sleep... Time has taught me not to fight these nights, so instead... I write

Tips for Swimming Your First Triathlon

By Tim Archbold July 1, 2011

If you are like most people, the swim leaves you a little apprehensive. Many people come into the triathlon with a running background so learning how to train for swimming and how to race is a whole new experience.

Towards Midnight

By Shethy Luve Stuckey-Smith July 1, 2011

A poem about destiny and chance

How to Get Soft Hair Bizarre and Interesting Ways!

By Alyn Davies July 1, 2011

The easiest way to achieve soft hair using bizarre and interesting methods.

Top Ten Confusing Contradictions

By Kevin Probst July 1, 2011

Sometimes living in this culture seems so surreal. Here is a list of some mind-boggling contradictions.

Best Drama Movies of All Time (Box Office Sales)

By J.C. Grant July 1, 2011

This article ranks the best drama movies of all-time based on inflation-adjusted domestic gross box office sales, according to Boxoffice, the official publication of the National Association of Theatre Owners.

The First Thing to Do in Coaching: Have an Impactful Message!

By Christine Marmoy July 1, 2011

Setting up a marketing strategy is very important, but what is more important and more useful to you is to get the right message across to your potential clients

The Best Strategy in Coaching: Use the Right Strategy!

By Christine Marmoy July 1, 2011

In order to successfully improve your coaching business, you must have a strategy that works on the coaching level.

Two Top Selling Chevrolet Cars Price and Features

By Simon Jain July 1, 2011

Chevrolet cars are serving the Indian market from last many decades and acknowledged for its complete luxury and glamorous looks. Chevrolet cars in India are very well performing on the Indian roads. With a time the Chevrolet cars

How to Watch Friends Online for Free

By Nikei Meade July 1, 2011

Do you want to know how to watch Friends online for free without getting a virus. Read this article, and you will be watching the television show Friends for free in no time.

Latest Smart Phones in India

By Simon Jain July 1, 2011

Brief Discussion over latest Smart phones in India from different mobile brands are HTC Desire Price and Features, Nokia c6-01 Price and Features, Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc Price and Features and Spice Mi 310 Price and Features.

Opening the Door to Monica Jahan Bose's Paintings

By piplu adhikary July 1, 2011

"This is my apartment in Paris", says Monica Jahan Bose, pointing to a photograph of an apartment pasted onto a canvas. "I can see the Eiffel Tower from my window, so I decided to put it in my painting".

Interview

By piplu adhikary July 1, 2011

Tahsina Yasmin, asst. professor of a private university also works as a news presenter in a private TV channel, Channel-I. She gives her comments as a news presenter when she has been asked about media.

Settlement

By piplu adhikary July 1, 2011

Bangladesh, the largest delta of the world has always been a place of harmonious amalgamation among different minute populace mainly with a majority of Bangla speaking people with a sharp blend of different cultures.

Unique and Easy Cupcakes for the Fourth of July

By Emily Snyder July 1, 2011

Recipes for Hamburger Cupcakes, Corn on the Cob Cupcakes and Strawberry Lime Cupcakes - perfect treats for the Fourth of July!

Spain, a Smart Car and Me

By Amelia Shearer July 1, 2011

With only a rental car, cameras, and a love of the country, the author traveled Spain for three unforgettable weeks, experiencing festivals, freedom and a few missteps along the way. Her nostalgic look back on this extraordinary summer trip.

How to Build a Website

By Phantom552 July 1, 2011

In today's world, having your own website can do a lot for you. Not only is it an opportunity to learn some new (and quite useful) skills, but you can also use your website to make a little money if you wish.

DSK Case to Collapse as Accuser is Found to Have Lied to Police, Prosecutors and Immigration Officials

By Catherine Dagger July 1, 2011

Rich, powerful men often attract females. They also often attract thoroughly dishonest female gold-diggers. Looks like that could be DSK's case. There could well be political forces behind the attempt to ruin the former Head of the IMF too.

David Archuleta's New Single is Everything and More

By AALetta July 1, 2011

This song is sure to do great as it's definitely everything and more.

Attention: Not Meant for the Faint Hearted; Test Guides for Serious Learners

By Kate Love July 1, 2011

The IELTS, this test may seem very foreign to you. Yet, what exactly is the IELTS and how does it benefit you. There are actually several reasons to take a quick look at this guide and the very test itself.

Ahmadinejad and Mullahs Stealing from Iran's Citizens

By Lori Friend July 1, 2011

Mullahs believe they have the right to murder and thieve and what we actually can do about it.

WARNING This Limerick Contains Secrets Not Intended for Everyone (limerick)

By Martin Kloess July 1, 2011

Limerick

How to Host an HIV Screening Event

By Saharra White-Kalyesubula July 1, 2011

Step by step guide on how to host an HIV screening event.

The Moments (haiku)

By Martin Kloess July 1, 2011

Haiku - reflection not limited to dreams

The Benefits of Enriching Your Summer with a College Class

By jacob ericson July 1, 2011

Do you ever feel bored during a long summer? Well if you do, I recommend taking an easy college course to help you learn more and cure that boredom.

Morbillivirus: Measles

By Kim Tasker July 1, 2011

The beginning of a series of certain diseases and disorders. This article provides information on the measles.

To Reveal or Not

By Saharra White-Kalyesubula July 1, 2011

How much information do writer reveal about themselves?

The Fragrance

By Martin Kloess July 1, 2011

Haiku - reflection not limited to flowers

He Sat (haiku)

By Martin Kloess July 1, 2011

Haiku - reflection not limited to sitting

Glenn Beck, Coming and Going

By Honora James July 1, 2011

Glenn Beck's program on Fox is over, but only the venue has changed for his program has changed.

Savage River Canyon Trail, Denali National Park

By Robin Kay July 1, 2011

Photos of the trail from a sunny Memorial Day weekend hike.

Snoqualmie Casino Observations in the Key of C

By Jo Adamson July 1, 2011

Some things you may not know about playing slot machines.

Neopets Smurfy Virtual Item Giveaway! Another Awesome Sponsor Campaign with 31 Days of Prizes!

By freakmamma July 1, 2011

Don't miss a day of the Smurfy Virtual Item Giveaway and you'll be rewarded with a grand prize at the end!

Could I Have Been (poem)

By Martin Kloess July 1, 2011

Playful love sonnet

Top 5 Most Comfortable Running Shoes

By Nick Mayer July 1, 2011

Comfortable running shoes are hard to find. Here are the best and most comfortable pairs of running shoes available.

Turning Back Toward a Nation

By Sean Mitchell July 1, 2011

A revolutionary war short story.

Best Restaurants in the Greater Washington Area

By G.F. Skipworth July 1, 2011

A review on a prestigious Washington, D.C. restaurant

Is it Normal to Lose Some Amount of Hair Everyday?

By Fraser Stucker July 1, 2011

It is normal to find loose hair while showering or near your pillow when you wake up. Though it is a normal shedding of hair according to normal hair growth cycle, a proper treatment is required when it leads to baldness.

Traffic Circles Coming to an Intersection Near You!

By Brian Grisin July 1, 2011

Traffic circles, also known as roundabouts, are quickly sprouting up around California. How do you use one? What are the benefits of a traffic circle over a traditional traffic light or stop sign

Best Tag Heuer Watches for Women 2011

By Tonya Brisnehan July 1, 2011

The Best Tag Heuer Watches for Women 2011 are some of the finest watches ever introduced. Since these watches began to be manufactured, they have become favorites of many fashionable women in the society...

How to See an Aerial View of Your House in Google Maps

By Chris James July 1, 2011

The following is a step by step guide to see an aerial view of your house in google maps.

Cuckoo

By Dan Rudy July 1, 2011

Taking the old swapped-at-birth plot device a step further...

How to See an Aerial View of Your House in Google Earth

By Chris James July 1, 2011

The following is a step by step guide how to see an aerial view of your house in google earth.

Air Plane Baby Ban! First Class Behavior or Plain Trashy?

By Bruy Frank July 1, 2011

Malaysia Airlines bans babies from first class.

This Vessel

By Dan Rudy July 1, 2011

Weekend ahead and with a pocketful of cash, for novelty's sake I undertake what ends up becoming a fateful cruise.

Planning and Executing an Exit Strategy

By Ramas July 1, 2011

A time comes when alert businessmen consider it necessary to decide on a strategy to continue or bury the business.

Best Comedy Movies of All Time (Box Office Sales)

By J.C. Grant July 1, 2011

This article ranks the best comedy movies of all-time based on inflation-adjusted domestic gross box office sales, according to Boxoffice, the official publication of the National Association of Theatre Owners.

MLB Picks: St. Louis Cardinals Vs Baltimore Orioles MLB Picks

By marstonmiller July 1, 2011

The St. Louis Cardinals will go for the sweep tonight in their three-game interleague series with the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards. Game time is set for 7:05 p.m. (ET) and it will be broadcast nationally on the MLB Network.

The Best Romantic Restaurants in Greensboro

By Deborah Clark July 1, 2011

Finding romantic restaurants for a special occasion isn't difficult. Here's a quick and easy guide for those in Greensboro.