Lissa Clouser
Lissa works full time in personal lines insurance sales while enjoying the married life and working toward the goal of becoming a published fiction author. In her free time she loves history, photography, scrapbooking, tatting, and reading.
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Associate of Arts degrees in History, Humanities, Japanese, International Liberal Arts, and Psychology; licensed in personal lines insuranceInterests
Writing, Scrapbooking, Books, Photography, Vintage fashion, Movies, Music, Insurance, Language, Coupons, Asian History, English History, Film History, CraftsMotto
"Dreams do come true, if only we wish hard enough." - J.M. BarrieAffiliations
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Dick Clark: Death of an American IconDick Clark passed away on April 18th, 2012, but left a legacy in entertainment unmatched by any other.
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Spring Break Without Breaking the BankIdeas for taking a spring break vacation that is short on cash, but big on adventure.
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How to Make Shopping for Home Insurance EasyAn overview of what you should know to make the experience of shopping for home insurance as easy as possible.
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Georgia to Be Home to First Nuclear Reactors Since Three Mile IslandOn Thursday, Feb. 9, the NRC voted to grant the first license for a new nuclear reactor on American soil in more than three decades.Also published on:
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Creative Writing Contests: Know Your RightsA list of things writers should examine to protect their work before entering a contest.
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5 Valentine's Day Celebrations from Around the WorldA look at traditions for the day of love from around the world.
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History of Japan: Paving the Way for Peace, Part 3Tokugawa Ieyasu was one of the greatest peacemakers of Japan and the last of three men who would pave the way for the longest period of peace the country has yet to see.
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History of Japan: Paving the Way for Peace, Part 2Toyotomi Hideyoshi is one of the people most responsible for the unification of Japan and the second of three men who would pave the way for the longest period of peace the country has yet to see.
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A splash of gold: Remembering Michael Phelps in the 2008 Olympic GamesLooking back on the memories of watching Michael Phelps swim his way into the history books during the summer Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008.Also published on:
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5 Unusual Wedding Customs from Around the WorldThe wedding day is an event steeped in tradition, but sometimes those customs may seem a bit strange. -
Quick Tips for Tight BudgetsSimple advice for people on tight budgets (and even those who aren't). -
Tips for Year-Round Christmas ShoppingThe holiday rush may start on Black Friday, but for real savings use these year-round shopping tips. -
The Life of the Geisha: Past and PresentAlthough much of the world of the Japanese geisha remains shrouded in mystery, take a look at the history of how they came to be and interesting facts about the modern women still choosing this traditional life. -
Disney Princesses: The True StoryThe Disney version of these tales is hardly what really happened.
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Hollywood History: Walt Disney and the Communist BlacklistWe don't often think of Disney having anything to do with the anti-Communist movement in Hollywood, but in fact, he had a hand in the blacklist scandals.
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My Favorite Novelist: Paulo CoelhoA brief look at author Paulo Coelho and why he is one of my favorite novelists.
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The Origin of Japan, According to the Shinto ReligionShinto is the religion of ancients and ancestors in Japan, though many aspects of the religion are still practiced in the country today. This is the story of the creation of the islands as dictated from the myths of Shinto.
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All the World's a Stage: An Introductory History to the Globe TheatreThe Globe Theatre in London, England, was one of the first major playhouses and the most common one that William Shakespeare called home.
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History of Japan: Paving the Way for Peace, Part 1Oda 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.
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What Your Automobile's VIN Really Tells YouLearn how to decode just what the Vehicle Identification Number for your car or truck really tells you. -
Hollywood History: Buster Keaton, the Stone Faced StuntmanBefore stunts were created and enhanced by software, stuntmen like Buster Keaton put their life on the line to bring out a good laugh.
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Hollywood History: Charlie Chaplin's Great SpeechIn 1940 one of the most beloved film stars of all time delivered an onscreen speech whose message would ripple across the world.
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Pottermore Gives Fans a Chance to Be Part of Harry's WorldThe owls have gathered and the first news of Pottermore has been released. -
Missy Elliott Reveals Longtime Struggle with Graves' DiseaseMissy Elliott recently reemerged from years of obscurity, revealing her struggle with Graves' disease. Here's what you should know about this autoimmune disorder.Also published on: -
Quote Roundup: Celebrity Response to Death of 'Jackass' Actor Ryan DunnA look at responses from friends, family, and critics to the death of Ryan Dunn in a car crash.Also published on:
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NaNoWriMo: What to Do the Other 11 Months of the YearA look at ideas and resources for writers to be used year-round. -
How to get your fishing license in OklahomaBefore going fishing, make sure you have the license that keeps you in line with the law. -
The Ultimate Summer Movie ListLooking for summertime movies to watch about summer? Here's a list of 10 of the greatest spanning everything from family to romance to mystery and thriller. -
Hollywood History: When Live Action First Met AnimationDid you ever wonder what it first looked like when live action filming and animation met in the same frame?
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Swinging Through SummerReflections on my favorite place to read a good book.
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The Search for the God Particle: From Nothing Comes EverythingThe theory and implications of the Higgs boson, more commonly known as the God Particle.
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Are Audiences Ready for the Artful and Mysterious 'The Tree of Life'?"The Tree of Life" has won the most prestigious award at the Cannes Film Festival in 2011, but will its independent success make it a box office hit?Also published on:
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Death Doth Follow MeA bit of the supernatural in sestina form.
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Tennis for beginners: Five tennis rules you should knowWhether you are learning to play or simply want to enjoy the tournaments more, this simple guide of basic tennis rules will introduce you to the concepts you need to know.
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Summer swimming: Public pools in the Tulsa, Oklahoma areaNo more worries about where to take your family swimming in Tulsa this summer with this quick local guide.
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The Baha'i Faith: One God for the AgesA brief look at the core beliefs of the Baha'i Faith containing quotes from the writings of Baha'u'llah.
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Summer swimming lessons for kids in the Tulsa, Oklahoma areaLocal guide to area swimming lessons for kids ages 6 months and up.
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Living by the Numbers: Numerical SuperstitionsCommon superstitions about lucky and unlucky numbers.
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Sports Meltdowns: When Pro Talent Meets Amateur BehaviorEven the best of athletes have their tantrums, and the world is watching when they do.Also published on:
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Eliot and EleanorSometimes the things we remember most are not the things everyone tells us we will.
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Vacationing Between the Pages: A Summer Reading ListFor readers of all types, a summer reading list with a little bit of something for everyone.
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Memorial Day Events in the Tulsa AreaDon't be caught off guard on a three-day weekend with nothing to do, this guide will give you plenty of suggestions!
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Famous Mom Bloggers: Sarah Roe as the Money Saving QueenA brief biography of Sarah Roe, the Money Saving Queen, and the tips for frugal living you can learn from her blog and workshops.
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The Top 5 Podcasts for Fiction WritersA review of the top 5 podcasts currently available for fiction writers and the content of each.
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How to Write a SestinaA short tutorial describing the history of the sestina and how to write one of your own.
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National Poetry Month: Anne BradstreetA look at America's first poet and an analysis of one of her most famous pieces.
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Summer Craft Fairs in Northeastern OklahomaA look at local family-friendly craft fairs in Tulsa, Muskogee, Nowata, and Dewey (Bartlesville).
