Jamie M. Vann
Jamie M. Vann is a Pr-Professonal Biology major and English minor at Troy University in Alabama. Her hope is to receive a PhD.d in Immunology and Microbiology. In Fall of 2012, she plans on graduating with her bachelors. She is currently involved in her local SGA, creative writing club, and environmental club. Her past times are reading, writing, and being in the general outdoors. She has one cat and a human . If you need any help or have any questions, she always looks forward to people contacting her.
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I Do Not Support the Mandatory Health Care ProvisionsThe Supreme Court will be ruling over the validity of the mandatory law requiring that Americans must purchase health care by 2014 or pay a fine. I am against such a law.
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"Bully" Producers Forgo R Rating to Release as Unrated"Bully" film has been attracting controversy with the R rating it has received by the MPAA for language. The producers have decided to go around them and release the film as unrated.Also published on:
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'The Hunger Games' is on Fire"The Hunger Games" has become a box office hit and has proceeded to claim many new records. WIll the flame continue on or will it be engulfed?
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Inconsistency and the MPAAThis article will examine the controversy surrounding the R rating attached to the 2012 documentary 'Bully' while comparing it with content featured in this weekend's release of 'The Hunger Games.'
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Young Hollywood Marriages Still Going StrongHollywood has not been a town kind to celebrity marriages, and divorce is very common. Although married for relatively short years, ten celebrity couples are still making their marriages work.
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5 Southern Spring Break Locations Great for a BudgetDo you want to get out of town for Spring Break, but financially you don't think you can afford it? There is no need to worry. You can enjoy five beautiful beach locations on a very low budget. -
Learning to Manage HypoglycemiaHypoglycemia is a condition in which blood sugar levels can become too low. With the right diet and exercise, hypoglycemia can be easily managed. -
Mitt Romney's Immigration Stance Earned Him My Alabama VoteThe cause of illegal immigration and how current government has handled the situation of Alabama's law has lead me to be influenced by a candidate with strong values in immigration reform. Mitt Romney has proven to be that man for me.
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Six Healthy Foods That Are Weight Loss ImpostorsSpring break is here, and summer is coming soon. Many of us want to lose weight to prepare for bikini season, so we turn to dieting as the solution. However, there can be six health food pitfalls in weight loss. -
Alabama Primary: A House DividedThe Alabama primaries are now upon us. As an Alabamian, I finally get to have a say in the Republican vote; however, my family is currently divided by different political candidates.Also published on:
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Inexpensive Projects with Cardboard that Will Please Your CatCats need a place to be able to play and be active, keep their nails sharp, and have a safe, comfy spot to rest for their twelve hours of catnap. Cardboard is a great and inexpensive way way to give your furry feline all he needs to stay happy. -
I Never Pay More Than 50% of Retail Value for ClothingA majority of the clothing in my closet has been marked down 50 percent off of the retail price. These are my tips on bargain hunting of how I managed to accomplish this feat.
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Building and Breaking of DivinityThis is a poem about finding that strength and overcoming that which tries to break you.
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ObsidianThis is a piece about a man who lost everything that ever meant anything to him. -
Improve Your Writing and Increase Your CreativityWe all want to be better writers and increase our creativity. Here are seven tips I have learned over the years that have helped increase my creativity and improved my writing. -
Money Saving Tips for Your Next Technology PurchaseHave you been salivating over a new gadget, but you simply can't afford it? Use my saving tips to help you find a way to get your hands on any of your electronic wants or needs.
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Higher Education Day in Alabama's State CapitalToday was a big day in Alabama's capital. Students and faculty marched and rallied at the Statehouse to ask for more higher education funds.
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2012: Changing Faces of Social MediaThe last few years have brought several new and exciting technological advancements in the use of social media. Through use of social networking sites such Facebook, Google Plus, and Pinterest, people can now do more than just socialize online.
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To Santorum: I'm Going to Keep My Freedom of ReligionIn a recent statement, Santorum stated that church and state should not be separated. This is one issue where I believe in my freedom of religion is paramount and has no role in being controlled by the government
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True WomanSociety places a lot on a woman to be beautiful. You have to wear makeup, have flawless skin, or an hourglass size two figure. I want this poem to be inspirational about how a true woman is beautiful no matter what.
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Maya Angelou: A True Phenomenal WomanMaya Angelou is one of the most prominent and influential female African American poets of the 20th and 21st century.
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First Person: Goodbye Bank, Hello Credit UnionBanks have been changing their products to maximize their profits by imposing more fees and account restrictions on their customers. I decided to forget the major banks and switch to a credit union.
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First Person: I Worry About Facebook's Privacy Policies Post-IPOIn light of the IPO issue of Facebook, I share my thoughts and opinions about how I feel about the coming and the IPO situation.
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Seven Most Generous Grocery Coupons from ManufacturersIn the last year, there have been seven brands I always buy that always have the best coupons. I have had more savings with these coupons than with any others.
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Five Fun Filled Winter Activities for Senior CitizensWinter can be a harsh time for senior citizens to stay active; however, this article has five fun ways for them to stay mentally and physically active
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First Person: An IRS Audit at 18When I was 18, I was audited by the IRS on my tax return.Also published on:
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First Person: I'm Unemployed, But I'm Not WorriedI quit my jobs several months ago and am less stressed than I have ever been. Although money is a factor, I do not worry about work. Instead, I concentrate on school and am optimistic about another job opportunity coming soon.
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First Person: Can Taxes Really Increase My Household Expenses By 18%?Have you ever taken a closer look at your household expenses and noticed that an extreme amount of those expenses are increased by five every day taxes?Also published on:
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First Person: I'm No 'Couponer' But I Did Shrink My Grocery Bill By 25%In the last year, I have learned that I don't need to be an extreme couponer to cut my grocery bill down by 25%.Also published on:
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Fact Box: The Achievements of Singer-Songwriter and Pop Sensation Whiney Houstonin the wake of her death at the age of 48, Whitney Houston has left behind an imprint on music as a great artists. In this article are just a few of her many achievements.
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Illegal Immigration Government Benefit ConflictIllegal immigration has been an issue raging over the last few decades; however, in the last year, the situation has gotten more heated and tougher.
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First Person: I'm Abstaining From VotingIn the last four years, I have come to conclude that even though I care for my country I have decided to abstain from voting.Also published on:
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Can Romney Lose After Such a Big Win?In light of his amazing win in Florida, Romney's own words could cause him to lose in the eyes of Americans.
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C.S. Lewis: The Man Who Reached MillionsThis is an article on one of the most influential Christian, Irish authors of the 20th century, C.S. Lewis. It depicts his life as an Irish man and his journey as the writer of the Chronicles of Narnia.
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First Person: My Unemployment Situation Is Looking Up, But It's Still DauntingMy own experiences these last few months at trying to find a job as an unemployed college student.
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Differing College Costs in AlabamaThis is a descriptive article detailing the differences in tuition prices, student populations, and degrees at a two year college, four year public university, and private university in Alabama.
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Riding the Oscar Dark HorsesThree dark horse Oscar selections for those who don't think the 84th Academy Awards should be a foregone conclusion.
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Photo Identification in Upcoming ElectionThis is an editorial piece on state's rights to require voter photo identification on election day.
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Winter Southern Camping AreasReview of three best areas to camp in winter.
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Compensation for Bone Marrow is JustifiableBone marrow is a much-needed commodity for many people sick with cancer and other diseases, and donor recruitment is low. I agree with the recent law that donors should be allowed to receive compensation if it is their wish.
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The Sherrilyn Kenyon PhenomenonParanormal romance has become a genre of bestsellers in the last decade, and Sherrilyn Kenyon is at the top of the pack in paranormal authors.
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My Journey to Cheaper Car InsuranceHave you really checked your car insurance lately? Did the bill make you want to scream? Follow my tips on how I made my car insurance cheaper and more affordable.
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A Tropical LoveWhen love happens in the Carribean does it really stay in the Carribean?
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ArcadiumA story about a connection that no time, space, or event can sever.
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Fall in Love with 'Vampire Diaries'Original piece and thoughts on Vampire Diaires.
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Can Harold Camping Really Predict the End of the World?This is three collective observations I have made on Harold Camping idea that the world will be Raptured in three short days and end in five months.
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Donald Trump Withdrawal Not a Complete SurpriseThis is a descriptive piece of how Donald Trump finally folded his hand at becoming the next presidential candidate. It details the falling of Trump's name which help caused his reluctance to run.
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Factbox: The Life and Achievements of Baseball Legend Harmon KillebrewLearn more about the famous Hall of Famer and impressive baseball player Harmon Killebrew.Also published on: -
Where is a Strong Republican Candidate?As both Mike Huckabee and Donald Trump have announced they are not running for president, this article deals with whether or not the Replican Party will have a strong enough candidate to run against the present popularity of President Barack Obama.Also published on:
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Unique Technology Gifts for that Special DadThese are the five unique technological gifts that are highly useful and needed by any father. These gifts are likely to bring a smile to your father's face and be unforgettable for years to come.
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Inspiration from God's WordSome inspirational bible quotes from those that need them.
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What Consumers Are Costing BusinessesIn today's world, consumers are worried about money and the rising costs; however, many people do not realize that some of their actions help cause some of the rising costs of businesses and cut back in jobs.
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2012 Presidential Candidates Enter the Digital WorldThis is a description of how several presidential candidates are entering the social media fray to promote their name and campaign.Also published on:
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Five Unique Gifts for that Tech Savvy GraduateThis is a small detailed description of five different unique gifts for that hard to buy for tech savvy graduate. All of these items will help the graduate as they go off into their new lives.
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We Remember You SoldierMemorial Day is a day of remembrance and loss. It is the promise of tomorrow that our soldiers have given us. It is the freedom their blood has paid for. It is the nobility of all those lost in every war that has given us the life we have today.