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  • Countdown to Lockdown: A Fourth Installment of Mick Foley's Wrestling Diaries
    A steady stream of wrestler biographies flooded the marketplace following Mick Foley's success as number one on the New York Times Best-Selling List with his biography "Have a Nice Day." The hardcore legend is now on his fourth volume of memoirs.
  • Favorite Short Story Collection: Ernest Hemingway
    Students and writers have stolen from Hemingway for decades. I stole it clean out of the high school library.
  • What I Did with My College Degree
    As a journalism school graduate in 2003, I had little hope for lucrative job offers but did feel confident that newspapers and magazines were my future. Fast forward a few short years, newspapers and magazines are fading fast.
  • How to Hire a Photographer
    The a quick look at Craigslist and you can find many pro and would-be photographers in your area. You most likely have a photographer in your family as well. Not just anyone is going to be the best photographer for you though.
  • Behind the Scenes of the Lucky Daredevil Thrillshow
    The Lucky Daredevil Thrillshow is performed by Thrill Kill Jill and Tyler Fyre. The couple risks life and limb onstage with swords, snakes and fire. Offstage they break any preconceived notions you may have about life in a traveling thrillshow.
  • Bret Hitman Hart Bio - a Review
    No wrestler biography could be more anticipated by serious fans, nor be as controversial as the story of Bret "Hitman" Hart. Reports had stated that WWE required edits on over 400 pages of the Hitman's book before it would give clearance.
  • Heart for Africa Builds Sustainability for African Orphans
    Heart for Africa is a faith-based non-profit that collaborates with others to build self-sustainable homes for orphans and vulnerable children.
  • How to Build Buzz to Become Famous
    Author, blogger and buzz hound David Seaman released his book on how people, products and companies can use the secrets of buzz to catapult them to success in the public eye. He answered a few questions on how these tactics can help anyone.
  • Photographer Interview: Abbie Warnock
    Abbie Warnock is a Utah photographer with a very distinct style. She has earned several awards and has been published in publications as varied as AMERICAN PHOTO to Punk Rock Confidential.
  • The Lucha Libre Gourmet Taco Shop in San Diego, CA
    Lucha Libre Gourmet Taco Shop in San Diego, CA, combines classic mexican wrestling style with fresh menu for a killer tag team.
  • Photographer Interview: Mark Nelson
    In trying to improve my own photos I have ran across several photographers that I would have to admit I am a little jealous of their skills. Mark Nelson's photos find some amazing details in the events and locations in and around Phoenix, AZ.
  • Juneteenth 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona
    Juneteenth is an annual celebration to honor the historical events leading to the freedom of African slaves in the United States. The Phoenix, AZ celebration was held Saturday, June 14 at South Mountain Community College.
  • Third Annual National Dump the Pump Day to Be Held June 19
    As gas prices began their escalation, the American Public Transportation Association (APTA), Washington, D.C., initiated a national "dump the pump" day. The third annual dump the pump day is scheduled for June 19, 2008.
  • Aviation Museum Keeps Veteran History Alive in Arizona: The Commemorative Air Force Arizona Wing Aviation Museum
    The CAF Arizona Wing Aviation museum, located near Falcon Field Airport in Mesa, AZ, provides a definitive trip back in time. Frequent events include big band dances and special honorary events for Arizona veterans
  • Impact Zone Wrestling at The Sets: Arizona Wrestling Fans Now Have a Quality Escape from Their Daily Lives
    An IZW show is a backyard bbq with a tougher class of entertainment. The faithful fans are as much a part of the show as the crew of wrestlers. Notable IZW alums current TNA champ Samoa Joe. The level of quality in all of these performers cannot be denied.
  • Father's Day Gift Ideas for the Aspiring Writer/photographer Dad
    Contrary to popular belief, not all dads are meat-grilling, sports-loving necktie-wearers. Dads of the world have varied interests, hobbies and aspirations. Some dads are writers, some are photographers, some are passionate about music, and some are all of the above.
  • Photographer Interview: Break into Concert Photography
    Siciliano answered a few questions and gave some advice for fellow photographers looking to break in to photography, specifically concert photography and photojournalism.
  • Review of ZZ Top with David Cook on American Idol
    The bearded duo, and drummer Frank Beard, performed "Sharp Dressed Man" with American Idol winner David Cook, whose own beard has a lot of catching up to do.
  • What is the Figawi?
    Recently diagnosed with a potentially fatal brain tumor, Senator Kennedy is preparing to race in the annual Figawi sailing competition on May 23-26, 2008 will be the 37th annual competition.
  • Tips for Breaking into Sports Photography
    Osborne explains how a sixth sense is valuable in sports photography, but without the basics of photography, you will still miss the shot.
  • Photographer Interview: Break into Photojournalism
    Already a working photographer, he has enrolled to earn a MS in photojournalism. He may be young, but he already has experience behind the camera - and behind the scenes - that is useful for young photographers itching for that first break into paying photography work.
  • Top Funny Graduation Quotes
    The following ten quotes are a mixture of comments on education and its commencement. Not always funny in the conventional sense, but these quotes should be admired, if nothing more than most of these people talking didn't receive a formal education.
  • Whippy Cake - Frosted Treats for Mom and Baby
    The baker and recipe makers of Whippy Cake aim to please with tasty confections that are too good to eat, and explain the excitement in bringing ideas to life.
  • Top 10 Slow Dance Prom Songs
    The best method for classy, memorable slow dances is to use the classic love songs. Nothing too sexy. A nice mix of sweet and romantic should do the trick. The following are 10 examples of songs should make for a classy slow dance at the prom.
  • Spectacle and Athleticism - What Makes Me Proud to Be a Wrestling Fan
    Whereas some kids might read comic books and others watch professional sports to find their superheroes, I had professional wrestling.
  • Everything I Learned About Writing Came After Journalism School
    A few years after completing a bachelor's degree in journalism and finally landing a writing job, I realized that I knew nothing about writing. I have spoken with graduates from other journalism colleges and they all stressed the same problem.
  • NAAFA: Creating Equality and Acceptance for Fat Americans
    Founded in 1969 the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA), provides information to the media on issues with diet, social interaction and legislation. NAAFA is one side of the controversial debate on issues facing overweight people and their rights.
  • Top Ten Songs by U2
    I saw Slash from Guns 'n Roses and knew I wanted to grow my hair down my face and wear a top hat, but U2 means more than my desire to look sexy in leather pants.
  • Biscuits & Blues in San Francisco: America's #1 Blues Nightclub
    In the heart of San Francisco's theater district, thumps San Francisco's crown jewel for the blues and southern soul food. Biscuits and Blues earned a grand reputation in merely 12 years among blues fans and musicians as the place to be for an intimate night with the blues.
  • Alice Cooper'stown in Phoenix: Best Grilled Meat This Side of Hell
    Cooper'stown is the perfect establishment for Alice Cooper fans, sports fans and any fans of meat. Gloriously grilled and perfectly seasoned meat.
  • Gordon B. Hinckley: President of the LDS Church, Dead at 97
    Gordon B. Hinckley, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, died at the age of 97. President Hinckley was the 15th president and served in that position since March 1995. Hinckley reportedly died in his home on Sunday, January 27, 2008.
  • Interview: Ed Hamilton, Author of Legends of the Chelsea Hotel
    Author and Chelsea Hotel resident Ed Hamilton sat down to share what it is like to be a writer in New York City and what it takes to get from book store clerk to sharing the same space as Arthur Miller and the guy from My Name is Earl.
  • Elvis is Dead, but the King Lives
    Elvis Presley, the man, may be dead and buried but The King of Rock 'n Roll still reigns supreme. The music rings from a million jukeboxes and the image shakes its hips on a million stages.
  • Interview with Arizona Photographer, Tony Blei
    Tony Blei of SmartAz Photography spent years as a fixture in Arizona photojournalism and now as an entity unto himself. As SmartAz takes off, Blei looks back on his first photography experiences and explains how he made it where he is and where he hopes to go in the future.
  • Common Sense Health Practices Remove MRSA Risks
    A school bus monitor was recently diagnosed with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, otherwise know as MRSA, a transferable infection with adapted immunities to common antibiotics.
  • Presidential Candidate Ron Paul Has a Blimp
    Supporters of Presidential candidate Ron Paul announced December 7, 2007, the launch of a privately funded Ron Paul blimp. The idea began as merely a web site comment and in less than a month became a reality.
  • Jazz in Black and White
    This is just a sample from a much larger project written for National Novel Writing Month 2007.
  • Biscuits and Gravy
    Fiction sample taken from a recent stab at National Novel Writing Month. This is a small part of a much larger idea.
  • Interview with IrieAz Photography's Tommy T in Phoenix
    Tommy T of IrieAz Photography captures those moments in his life in photos with vibrant colors, or deep shades of black and white. City life, cars, skating, riding, friends and music are clear inspirations to Tommy T's photography.
  • Phoenix's Holiday Light Displays: From the Zoo to the LDS Temple
    The following is a list of several holiday light displays that bring heaping helpings of Christmas cheer to the Valley of the Sun.
  • Teen Driver Safety: The Parent's Role
    The week of October 15-20 is National Teen Driver Safety Week. Congress, insurance agencies, schools, parent groups and private companies have demonstrated support for improved education and training for new teenage drivers.
  • The Iron Maidens: Interview with Guitarist Heather Baker
    The Iron Maidens are an all-female tribute to the music and live spectacle of Iron Maiden. Each band member took the time to answer a few questions about life in a tribute band, how the band came together and what they set out to accomplish in music.
  • The Iron Maidens: Interview with Lead Singer Aja Kim
    The Iron Maidens are an all-female tribute to the music and live spectacle of Iron Maiden. Each band member took the time to answer a few questions about life in a tribute band, how the band came together and what they set out to accomplish in music.
  • The Iron Maidens: Interview with Bassist Wanda Ortiz
    The Iron Maidens are an all-female tribute to the music and live spectacle of Iron Maiden. Each band member took the time to answer a few questions about life in a tribute band, how the band came together and what they set out to accomplish in music.
  • The Iron Maidens: Interview with Drummer Linda McDonald
    The Iron Maidens are an all-female tribute to the music and live spectacle of Iron Maiden. Each band member took the time to answer a few questions about life in a tribute band, how the band came together and what they set out to accomplish in music.
  • The Iron Maidens: Interview with Guitarist Sara Marsh
    The Iron Maidens are an all-female tribute to the music and live spectacle of Iron Maiden. Each band member took the time to answer a few questions about life in a tribute band, how the band came together and what they set out to accomplish in music.
  • Chris Jericho Shares His Lion's Tale
    A Lion's Tale is an action-packed, uplifting, exceed your dreams thrill ride. That is right; I called it a thrill ride.
  • Dig for the Details on a Job Search to Avoid Surprises
    With your clothes pressed, resume proofread and your three personal adjectives chosen, you may forget about some essential elements of the job and of the company you are about to meet. Elements that should have a direct influence on your decision to accept a job offer.
  • Writer's Block Tips and Why They Are Useless
    Writing guides and creative prompts can be extremely helpful, but you will not be able to find all of the answers in someone else's book.
  • First San Francisco Writing for Change Conference to Be Held August 2007
    Writing for Change 2007, August 23-25, will be the first conference of its kind dedicated to nonfiction books about personal or planetary change.
  • Interview with Rock Band We Are the Fury
    With the release of Venus, We are the Fury successfully reclaimed the swaggering rock, and roll, of a time gone by. The Toledo, OH, band constructed a smart, catchy, furiously infectious record with swanky rockers and sweet ballads.
  • Friday Night Gunfight Shoots for Rock Stardom
    FRIDAY NIGHT GUNFIGHT bring a little Sunset sleaze to the streets of Scottsdale, AZ. With only one year together, let's see if they will reach the status of those icons.
  • Tainted Faith Preps "Amazing" New Record
    Tainted Faith has opened for 30 Seconds to Mars, KMFDM, Nine Inch Nails and Linkin Park. They won't be opening much longer as they are slated to play the main stage at this year's EdgeFest in Tempe, AZ, hot on the heels of their new album.
  • Favorite Rock and Roll Quotes
    Rock stars are a curious breed of human being. On one hand, they are highly creative, thought-provoking artists that influence millions. On the other hand, they can struggle to be functionally literate. No matter what, they have something to say.
  • One Last Ride
    Mick Cooper steps out of his dingy truck with worn brown boots, clean wranglers, a pressed shirt and simple straw Stetson. It has been years since he was hot on the rodeo circuit, enjoying a few recent high finishes that tossed a few more bucks in his pocket.
  • Rock Stars' Cars & Guitars Set to Rock the Henry Ford Museum
    Iconic hot-rods and guitars will come together in a special exhibit at the Henry Ford Museum. Items are included from legendary rock artists like Chuck Berry, ZZ Top, Metallica, etc.
  • One Year at Associated Content - A Few of My Big Hits and Some Lesser Known Favorites
    May 2007 marks my one year anniversary with Associated Content. It has been a wonderful experience. I have enjoyed many thoughtful writers and have improved as a writer myself.
  • Weight Loss Competition: End of Week One
    Today marks the end of the first week of the weight loss competition where I work. There is not going to be an official marker or anything today, but I am pleased with the little bit of progress I have made this week.
  • Poem Analysis and Response to "Something for the Trade" by Hayden Carruth
    Poem analysis and response written for a creative writing course. Stay tuned for an article about why poem analysis papers are unnecessary and are counterproductive to creative writing.
  • Best Rock Reunions that Will Never Happen
    Summer concert season provides an overabundant amount of hype for bands that could or could not be reuniting. Any band that experienced "artistic differences" years ago can now get back on the same music page. That page includes wads of greasy cash.
  • Weight Loss Competition: Day One
    A fitness challenge is being held by my place of employment. For a $20 entry fee, anyone in the company can enter and compete for over $300 in prizes to be split between the top three challengers. I can really use the cash and really need to lose the weight.
  • An Interview with Lloyd Zeffler
    If you have never felt the surge of electricity that flows through your body as the perfect power chord rings out of a guitar, then you are missing out on one of life's incredible pleasures. The people who are Lloyd Zeffler name worship at the later of rock and roll.
  • Violin Vs. Fiddle
    Charlie Daniels never played the violin, he picked a fiddle.
  • Beginner's Guide to Boxing
    Amateur and professional boxing has developed over the decades from bare-fisted, no-time-limit brawls to highly regulated exhibitions of finesse and athletic power. Here is a short guide to prepare the uninitiated.
  • Music History: Once Upon a Time There Were Mix Tapes
    By compiling the songs that you felt sent a particular message, you could share with a special someone 60 minutes of heaven.
  • 7 Essential Elements to a News Story
    The first class of Journalism 101 highlights the importance of five simple words. Who, What, When, Where and Why. These 5 W's are the essential building blocks of news writing. Two more elements have impacted the flow of a news article.
  • How to Write a News Lead
    A well crafted news lead will provide the hook to get readers interested in the story. There are different types of leads and different methods to write leads. A better understanding of news leads will help you grab readers and make them stick around.
  • Acclaimed Author Kurt Vonnegut Dead at 84
    One of the most influential writers of the 20th century, Kurt Vonnegut has died after suffering from brain injuries after a fall in his home several weeks ago.
  • Arizona Easter Pageant: Jesus the Christ
    What began in 1928 as a simple sunrise service atop a cotton wagon has grown to become the world's largest annual outdoor Easter Pageant.
  • Enrolling in a Trade School
    Trade schools are a tangible alternative for high school graduates and adults who want an education without the keg stands and hacky sacks.
  • Grand Canyon Skywalk Ready for Business
    The Grand Canyon Skywalk is a brand new attraction extended out over one of the world's greatest wonders. The Skywalk has drawn its fair share of criticism and resistance but will open to the public March 28.
  • Courtesy in the Self Checkout Lane
    The self checkout lane is a fairly new invention that has begun to creep into many grocery and department stores. Maybe it is time to lay down some ground rules.
  • Understanding Jaundice
    Jaundice is an often little understood condition that is found in most newborn children. For new parents this can be a scary proposition but can, fortunately, be taken care of quickly and safely. For adults with jaundice, it can simply be scary.
  • Sustaining Employee Morale
    Organizational behavior is driven by a very specific issue. Employee morale can fuel an organization to operate at top speed. Alternately it can be the fuel that deepens the fires of discontent.
  • Body Worlds Exhibit - Plastination and What to Expect
    The Body Worlds exhibits are the wildly popular and widely controversial studies in understanding and celebrating human anatomy.
  • LEGO My Pharoah
    LEGO artists continue to amaze people with their outrageous creations all over the world. This time, ancient Egypt has received the little, colored, construction block treatment.
  • Wal-Mart Offers Digital Video Downloads
    Retail giant Wal-Mart has taken another step in their bid for world domination. At Walmart.com you can not only download digital music, but movies and television shows are now available at the click of a mouse.
  • Hashknife Pony Express Rides Again!
    In its 49th year, the Hashknife Pony Express resurrects a relic of the Old West along 200 miles of Arizona's historic Mogollon Rim.
  • Rock Hall of Fame Inductee: Van Halen
    Van Halen will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2007. Forget the drama, the music is what matters.
  • Last-Minute Christmas Gifts
    The All-American truck stop is the perfect place to focus on your last-minute holiday shopping. You can find something for everyone.
  • LDS Temple Christmas Lights
    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints displays one of the longest running and enjoyable Christmas lights display at their temples across the world.
  • Holiday Photography Done Better
    The holidays are a great time to enjoy family and friends. A few tips can help you take memorable photos of these important events.
  • Top Ten Gifts for the December College Graduate
    Those December graduates need everything a May graduate would need, if not a little more. The following are ten gift ideas for those college graduates who are now facing the big, bad world and that dark winter chill.
  • Dia De Los Muertos
    Dia de los Muertos is an annual celebration to remember deceased loved ones and share in the joy of life and the transition to the afterlife.
  • Systems Thinking in Business Organizations
    Systems thinking incorporates elements of strategic planning, management and development, team building, and other principles of organizational change in the effort to create positive change within an organization.
  • True Hollywood Story: A Bio of Bela Lugosi - Count Dracula
    Bela Lugosi was an accomplished stage actor before becoming an icon of horror as Count Dracula. His life is a typically sad Hollywood story.
  • A Bio of Boris Karloff
    Boris Karloff defines several of the most memorable movie monsters of all time. His status on screen and in real life is legendary in moving pictures.
  • Leading and Sustaining Organizational Change
    The behaviors that leaders display can have a daily impact on a project. This includes something as minimal as a specific leader's mood to something as important as the leader's directed input on the project.
  • Traits and Challenges of Business Leaders
    Some of the most important traits for effective leaders include integrity, optimism, dedication and tenacity.
  • Top Ten Songs by Def Leppard
    Def Leppard formed through love of 1970's glam rock and heavy metal. With producer Mutt Lange, they wrote some of the most memorable songs in rock music.
  • Top Ten Songs by Johnny Cash
    Beyond his recording career, Johnny Cash has published three books, wrote and produced a movie, starred in several movies, and was the host of a popular network television show.
  • Top Ten Songs by U2
    U2 have released several of the best selling albums of all time. More than a rock band, their business acumen and philanthropy is unmatched in rock music.
  • Top Ten Songs by the Pixies
    The Pixies were college rock darlings who burned brightly before imploding before they could enjoy the alternative rock revolution.
  • Top Ten Songs by Zakk Wylde
    Zakk Wylde is the long-time guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne, as well as the prime member of Black Label Society.
  • Application of Change Models
    Companies lack focus on managing human issues during organizational change, this can cause greater issues if not addressed.
  • Change Management Theories
    There are many organizational change models and theories, and each one has potential benefits or weaknesses for each organization
  • Another Long Weekend in Phoenix
    Phoenix has plenty of events to help the kids forget about school starting and reasons for the adults to leave the kids at home.
  • Unemployment Rate Relationships
    The role of unemployment measurements as a tool to measure economic solvency.
  • Managerial and Financial Accounts Reporting
    Both financial and managerial accountants generate reports specific to their roles in a company that impacts business decisions. New guidelines have become available in an effort to promote ethical behavior in accounting across the board.
  • Contribution Margin and Breakeven Analysis
    The concept of contribution margin and breakeven analysis is crucial in developing new products and services.
  • Cisco Systems Code of Conduct
    Cisco has created the "Code of Business Conduct", which is an outline of the ethical standards held by the organization.
  • E-Marketing Models
    Each model can be more applicable to different business types and are designed to provide a company with the tools to support the essential elements of marketing, price, promotion, product and place.
  • Technology Project Plan
    The role of databases, networks, programming and system analysis in a technology project plan.
  • Business Requirements Analysis
    A business requirements analysis paper about a fictitious company. Focused on developing use cases for technological implementations.
  • New York Dolls Documentary: Arthur "Killer" Kane and His Road Back to the Dolls
    The documentary, New York Dolls, is an outstanding film. A snapshot of the life of New York Doll's bassist Arthur "KIller" Kane and his road to redemption.
  • Hellhound on My Trail: The Devil Tuned My Guitar
    Robert Johnson and Led Zeppelin; two iconic artists who shared more than a love of the blues. A debt to the devil.
  • Wal-Mart's Wireless Network Possibilites
    Technological innovations can provide retail stores, particularly Wal-Mart, to have better tools for customer service. Paper completed for an MBA course in managing technology.
  • Environmental Analysis for a Strategic Plan
    The following environmental factors provide insight into many of the strengths and weaknesses that the university can employ to further their mission and reach new areas of success.
  • File Sharing AmongTrends in Technology in the Music Industry
    Technology has stepped into the forefront of how music is now created, delivered, and listened to. The emergence of music as a computer file has created a brand new realm of possibilities and potential for problems.
  • Delphi Method of Business Forecasting
    Forecasting is a method of analyzing current and historical data to make a determination on future trends.
  • Ethical and Legal Obligations of Financial Reporting
    Financial reporting is a process that has been under a great deal of scrutiny currently.
  • Legal and Regulatory Issues for a Landscaping Business
    The purpose of this paper is to create a vision for Joe's business, identify legal and regulatory issues that need to be considered, determine how and whom Joe should choose for business advice and to finally determine a legal entity for Joe.
  • Consumer Price Index (CPI)
    The CPI is more important to consumers than the GDP index because the GDP index uses indicators not as important to consumers such as government purchases, foreign trade and capital goods.
  • Success of Flagship Products
    Many companies have flagship products. These are the products that are so recognizable that it can become difficult for companies to branch out into new ventures or offer new products without the consumer associating the flagship product with the new.
  • The Video Game Market
    The video game market is a portion of the entertainment industry that has quickly and quietly grown to proportions as big as the movie industry.
  • Role of the Financial Manager
    The role of the financial manager is central in the flow of money from investors into the firm and then back to those same investors. They are central to the success or failure of the company as a whole.
  • Ethics in Journalism
    The value of personal and professional ethics is touted as being of the greatest importance in news journalism. As cultural values change, do we also find that the values of our news media change?
  • Guitar Center, Inc: Financial Ratio Analysis Report
    Ratio Analysis completed for a Master's level Finance Course in regards to Guitar Center, Inc.
  • University of Phoenix MBA Course Project Plan Paper
    Proposed Project Plan for the University of Phoenix Online.

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