Adam Justice
Adam works as an Engineering Technician and Web developer for a civil engineering/surveying firm. His engineering experience encompasses mechanical, architectural, civil and mining. He started designing websites when he was 14, and has done freelance graphic design and web development as a part time job ever since. Some of his other jobs include Customer care rep for cell phone companies, and painter. Adam is a registered Democrat in a region that is almost exclusively Democratic, but like his neighbors he has a strong aversion to socialist agendas, and has a tendency to favor republicans in national elections.
He has been trading stock almost daily for 7 years. His current broker is sharebuilder, but he has used E-Trade, and Scott Trade. In his spare time he plays video games on his X-Box 360 and guitar. He is an avid auto enthusiast, inheriting a love of muscle cars from his father. He also plays basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, boxing and trains in martial arts (specifically Indonesian Kuntao) on a weekly basis. His favorite sports team is the Calipari led Kentucky Wildcats, but he also follows several pro teams in various sports.
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He has been trading stock almost daily for 7 years. His current broker is sharebuilder, but he has used E-Trade, and Scott Trade. In his spare time he plays video games on his X-Box 360 and guitar. He is an avid auto enthusiast, inheriting a love of muscle cars from his father. He also plays basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, boxing and trains in martial arts (specifically Indonesian Kuntao) on a weekly basis. His favorite sports team is the Calipari led Kentucky Wildcats, but he also follows several pro teams in various sports.
http://www.adam-justice.com/
Follow Adam on twitter @etelligence.
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Associates in Applied Science /Computer Aided Drafting from BSCTCS, Certified Detailer, Mine Impoundment Inspector / Certified Instructor, Computer Aided Drafter (Certificate & Diploma BSCTCS)Interests
Engineering, Finance, Video Games, the Internet, Painting, Fitness, Guitar, Physics, Stock Market, Graphic Design, Basketball, Baseball, Boxing, Kite Boarding, Dirt Track Racing, Golf, Martial Arts, Guns, Web Development, Politics, AutomobilesMotto
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 vs. iPad 2For those of you wanting a full-sized tablet with the most power and the most features, the clear choice is between the iPad 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Here are a few things to consider before making a purchase.
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Top 3 Free Applications for Today's Web DesignersYou can spend a fortune staying up to date on the latest proprietary software used in website design. Luckily for hobbyists and budget designers, there is software developed under public license that can be substituted for the required programs. -
The 3 Hottest Concept Cars of 2012Every year in January automakers show up with next year’s production models, as well as concept cars that we may or may not see in production. These concept cars may have you putting off your next auto purchase until they hit production lines. -
Samsung Stratosphere Vs. iPhone 4SToday's wireless customer has an overabundance of choices when selecting a phone and plan. However if they expect to own one of the best phones on the market, most people will agree they have one; Samsung Stratosphere or iPhone 4S?
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Romney Takes New Hampshire, but the Game Will be Won in South CarolinaWith 95 percincts reporting Mitt Romney has been declared the Winner of the New Hampshire Primary. The win was less than extraordinary and leaves many questions unanswered as the candidates move along the campaign trail.Also published on:
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Amazon Kindle Fire Vs. Barnes and Noble Nook TabletBook barons Amazon and Barnes and Noble have entered the tablet PC market with products that are capable and moderately priced. Which model is superior, and ultimately the better buy for the average consumer? -
The Top 3 Biggest Technology Blunders of 20112011 saw many great achievements and many bad business decisions in the field of technology. These three instances united consumers in a negative furor that is rarely (though increasingly) seen. -
Three Recurring Deficiencies of Foreign AutomobilesMany people are buying foreign cars for their fuel economy and reputation for reliability. You may want to took at buying a Toyota or Hyundai for your next vehicle, but beware of these 3 nuisances that plague owners. -
Cain's Sexual Harassment Scandal, GOP Religion Are Big Issues One Year from ElectionEven though the general election is still a year away there have already been clear differences and other issues surface among the candidates. The nature of an election will keep these issues on the minds of voters until a 2013 State of the Union Address.
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Four New Social Networks that You May like Better Than FacebookWith so many start-ups vying for your social loyalty it can be a turn off just to hear the word social media. Here are 4 new social networks that offer unique approaches to the social network concept that Facebook made popular. -
Rick Perry Joins These Past Flat Tax Advocates with New Tax PlanRick Perry's "Cut, balance, and grow" plan proposes a 20 percent flat tax, and a cap on federal spending of 18 percent of the GDP. It remains to be seen if it will help his campaign, but we may get clues from these Flat Tax proponents of the past.
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4 Devices to Keep Your Teen Driver Safe Behind the WheelAuto accidents are the leading cause of death for teenagers age 16-20. The social norm is to allow your teens to drive, but there are ways to significantly reduce the chance of them getting involved in an accident. -
What to Expect when You Get a DUI: A Lesson in CostThe costs of dealing with the court system and insurance companies in response to a DUI is enormous. It is many times easier to avoid finding yourself in that position in the first place, but if you do, this is what you can expect. -
Recent Developments that Could Change Apple ForeverThe last two months has been as eventful for Apple as any two months in the company's history. They are at the top of the technology ladder at the moment, but these recent developments could possibly lead to a breakdown. -
IndyCar Drivers Remember Wheldon in TweetsDan Wheldon was killed in a massive 15 car pile-up at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Sunday. He may be gone, but his upbeat personality and love for his family live on. Here are some tweets from fellow drivers remembering Dan Wheldon.Also published on: -
Netflix and Other Short-Sighted Business FailuresWith huge marketing and research divisions, it is rare that large corporations miss the mark on customer satisfaction by far. Netflix managed this feat twice in the course of a few weeks. Here are three other companies that fixed what was never broken. -
Cain Keeps Gaining; Romney Is Still a MormonThe field is set, and we have a little over a year left until the general election. While it is still much too early to declare a clear winner, poll numbers reveal telling information about public opinions regarding front running candidates. -
Columbus Day: Did Columbus Truly Discover America?Columbus Day is observed on October 10 this year. How much do you know about Christopher Columbus, his famous voyage or the other explorers who may have made the discovery of America hundreds of years earlier? -
The Effects of the Afghan Invasion: 10 Years LaterOctober 7, 2011 marks the 10th anniversary of the U.S. Military's operations in Afghanistan. Our culture and political landscape has changed drastically. Here are 3 ways the occupation and War on Terrorism have impacted our country.Also published on: -
Most Important Steps to Winterize Your CarAs winter sets in, you are going to want to think about preparing your vehicle for winter. These six easy steps are the most important things you can do to prepare for winter, and should not be overlooked. -
3 High Quality, Reasonably Priced Computer Mice for Every PersonalityThe mouse is the most important accessory you will ever buy for your computer. Touch pads don't seem to do the trick, so a computer user is tethered to their mouse for a large portion of their life. Here are 3 mice that will suit your every need.
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Occupy Wall Street Has No Idea What It's Protesting ForRecent pledges of support from a number of labor unions and celebrity filmmaker Michael Moore has strengthened the base of the Occupy Wall Street movement. The strengthened group now needs clear direction if it wishes to encourage change.Also published on:
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Top 3 Concept Cars Never ProducedConcept cars are a great way for automakers to show off new technologies and gauge customer reaction to design cues. Not all will make it to the showroom floors. Here are my three favorite concept cars that never were.
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GOP Debate More of Same; Perry Takes a Beating, Bachmann Becomes Non-IssueThe GOP debate Thursday saw Romney displaying his experience, Rick Perry stumbling through questioning, and Bachmann trying desperately to portray herself as a viable candidate.Also published on:
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GM Settles Deal with UAW; Win or Lose, Ford is NextThe UAW considers its new deal with GM a significant win. Whiled skilled workers did get a raise, average employees were basically left out in the cold. Without the option of striking, the deal was possibly the best they could do.
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Internet 2011: Where Do We Go from Here?The Internet is evolving at break-neck speed. Some of the more recent trends have changed the way the Internet works and promise to make the web a more user friendly space for us all. Here are 3 trends that could bring the most change.
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Things You Need to Know Before Purchasing a Flat Screen TVFlat screen displays are standard on televisions, but consumers are often dissatisfied with their purchase. You can make sure your next flat screen fits all your needs by knowing a few basic tenants.
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Facebook Changes Ignite Complaints, Threats of Checking Out CompetitionWhile most products have to be improved upon over time to keep users happy, it seems that social network applications are a clear exception. Changes are always met with strong criticism and little praise. Why are improvements portrayed negatively by users?Also published on:
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Factbox: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell; Gays in the MilitaryThe Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy was finally repealed Tuesday. What was at one time a compromise that allowed gays to serve in the military has received increased scrutiny in recent years. Here are some facts you may not have known.Also published on:
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Auto Features that Will Lower Insurance PremiumsWith today's sky high cost of living, consumers need all the savings they can get. One way you can save a bundle and improve your vehicle's safety is by opting for these add-ons that are recognized by insurance companies.
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Netflix Sprouts Qwikster, More Empty Apologies FollowI find it insulting that the email I received from Netflix this morning was identical to a blog post. It seems the company will further separate its mail-order and streaming services and do nothing to pacify the thousands of angry customers.Also published on:
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Why Do I Pay so Much for Auto Insurance?Despite my best efforts to drive a safe car, obey traffic laws and comparison shop, my insurance rates are significantly higher than other people I know. Here are some of the reasons I have found for my inflated premiums.
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5 Ways to Increase Highway Safety for You, Those Around YouDriving a car is one of the most dangerous activities you will do in your whole life. What is truly frightening is the majority of Americans do it every day. Follow these tips to help avoid becoming a statistic.
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'We the People:' Interesting Facts About the U.S. ConstitutionConstitution Day will be celebrated on Friday this year. While the document is widely cited and quoted, many Americans are ignorant about what the Constitution is for. Here are some interesting facts about our founding document.Also published on:
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Who Really Wins with Living Social's Deal-a-Day Lottery?A special offer for a $20 Whole Foods gift card for $10 has caused an uproar on the net as customers flock to sign up for the supposedly great deal. Upon a little closer inspection, it's clear the deals are bad for all sides.Also published on:
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Do Victims Really Want Yearly Reminder of 9/11?As I watched programming related to the September 11 terrorist attacks for nearly 8 hours yesterday, I couldn't help but think of the families of some of the heroes portrayed. I certainly didn't need the reminder; do they?Also published on:
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How Watershed Week in Politics Changed the Run-Up to 2012This week has been packed full of politics. Even though I suspect strategists scheduled these appearances to feed off the September 11 anniversary, this week has affected the 2012 election more than all summer months combined.Also published on:
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Fan's take: PGA's late-season play has never been betterAny fans that quit tuning in after the PGA Championship have missed some good golf and will be terribly surprised next year when a Webb Simpson shows up as one of the top contenders.
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The First Sign of a Web Professional: Valid HTMLWith all the garbage on the Internet today, how do you know if the designer you are dealing with is a true professional? One simple test that anyone can perform will weed out most fakes.
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3 Innovations that May Already Be Saving You GasAutomakers are working fervently to increase overall miles-per-gallon without sacrificing power and luxury. These innovative features are being combined to make the engines of tomorrow, but may already be saving you gas today.
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Obama's EPA Hits Much-Needed RoadblockObama's controversial smog rule tightening regulation gets halted in the face of poor job growth. Too little too late for central Appalachia, but we will keep on fighting for our right to make a living how we choose!Also published on:
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Rapper T.I. Back in Custody; Federal Prison No Country ClubWhile most convicts do eventually become repeat offenders, rapper T.I. Harris may have set a new record when he was apprehended my U.S. Marshals shortly after reaching a halfway house on the day he was released from federal custody.
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Dyslexic Obama Wants to Address Budget Later, Spend Money NowPresident Barack Obama will take the stage next week for his 'jobs speech.' While it seems more like a campaign stop than anything, he is sure to ask for more borrowing to fund even more ineffective public works programs. What about the debt?Also published on:
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Michael Vick inks $100 million deal, redeemed as a player anyway: Fan's takeVick and the Philadelphia Eagles agreed on a six-year contract worth a reported $100 million. This deal proves that Vick has redeemed himself in front of NFL brass, even if he isn't the spokesperson for Purina puppy chow.
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Justice Dept. Hits AT&T with Antitrust Suit; Why Can't We Have Anything Nice?Competition is the basis of capitalism, but the government seems to be going crazy with antitrust lawsuits. If companies are never allowed to become the biggest and best, how are we ever going to keep up with China? Is there another way?Also published on:
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A Look Back at U.S. Auto Downturn, Can We Avoid Another Bailout?More than two years after the infamous auto Industry bailout that cost taxpayers billions of dollars, the automakers have recovered, but the economy isn't looking healthy. Have they made enough changes to avoid losing big, again?
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Budget Cuts Should Avoid These 3 Key SectorsThe Budget Control Act of 2011 has guaranteed us some budget cuts in the near future. Since the federal government was made to provide services that the states couldn't provide themselves, we should avoid cutting these three sectors.Also published on:
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3 Budget Items that Need to Be AddressedThe congressional super committee is set to meet within the next month and start cutting expenditures from the federal budget. These three items should definitely be targeted, but will take more leg work than arguing between parties.Also published on:
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What Are the Benefits of Alloy Wheels? Do the Benefits Justify the Cost?Alloy wheels obviously provide an aesthetic advantage over traditional steel wheels. What are the other benefits of alloy wheels that justify the high price of an upgrade?
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Lexus GS 350 Slated for 2013 MakeoverThe Lexus GS model has always been a nice car, but it lacked style and the finer qualities you expect from the premium arm of Toyota. The new 2013 GS 350 rectifies any lack of style with queues from the LF-A supercar.
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Starbucks CEO Leads Boycott of Campaign Donations, Gets My Vote for PresidentStarbucks CEO Howard Schultz galvanized members of his company and leaders of other companies with a proposal to boycott campaign donations. With the initiative gaining steam, I'm proud to be an American, and wish I had some Starbucks.Also published on:
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Who Will Step Up at Apple After Jobs' Resignation?Steve Jobs announced yesterday that he would step down as CEO of Apple due to health reasons. I believe Apple could continue its record of innovation if the new CEO has the basic qualities Steve Jobs, who was a college dropout, epitomized.
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D.C. Earthquake: No Injuries, No Phones, No Holding Back on TwitterAs a 5.8 magnitude earthquake spread out from its epicenter Tuesday, Twitter almost beat the earthquake itself to my neck of the woods. A serene shaking grabbed the headlines, but critics should consider the rarity of the event.Also published on:
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Top 5 Memorable Carolina Hurricanes, Their Tolls on the StatesWith Hurricane Irene threatening the Eastern seaboard, specifically the Carolinas, citizens are busy preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. Let's take a look back at five other Carolina hurricanes that made a huge impact.Also published on:
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Libya is Liberated; Would We, Could We Liberate Ourselves?Muammar Gaddafi is nowhere to be found and the citizens have gained control of the Libyan capital. While it is great to see a dictator displaced, it reminds me of the American Revolution and begs the question 'can we do it again?'Also published on:
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How to Stream Your Associated Content to a Self-hosted Wordpress BlogIt is always nice to integrate your written articles with a personal website that can give viewers a level of interactivity not possible with your profile page. Learn how to use wordpress to automatically update your personal site.
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Christine O'Donnell Can't Stand the Heat, Storms Off 'Piers Morgan Tonight'While making the rounds on a book tour, Christine O'Donnell fled the set of 'Piers Morgan Tonight' Wednesday evening after some tough questioning. Overall, it was more of the same from a former candidate who has never been viable.Also published on:
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Become a Better Writer Now: Make Your Expertise Work for YouJust because you got good grades in English class doesn't mean you will excel at web writing. Use these easy steps to make your writing go as far as possible, using knowledge you already have.
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Enjoy the Benefits of Auto Insurance Without Growing BrokeAuto insurance is required if you want to drive, and it is a total waste of money if you never use it. By observing some of these practices, you can keep insurance on your vehicle without breaking yourself up with monthly payments.
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Fan's view: Can Kentucky's veteran defense keep team above .500?The Wildcats backslid last year, despite having some great offensive talent in Randall Cobb and a veteran behind center in Mike Hartline. While the weighted offense didn't translate into a winning season, this year's heavy defense jut might.
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Battery Technologies that Could Make Your Devices Stay Charged for DaysRecent advancements in battery technology could make our devices capable of retaining charge for several days, or possibly indefinitely. Here are 4 of the most promising breakthroughs that could become standard in the years to come.
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Firefox 6 Released Mere Eight Weeks After Firefox 5; Is It Too Soon?Firefox 6 officially released Tuesday as part of Mozilla's new lightning-fast development cycle. For a browser where the usefulness is based substantially on add-ons developed by third parties, is the cycle too short for developers to adjust?Also published on:
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Fox News Steals Spotlight from Candidates in Iowa GOP DebateFox News panelists led the way during the Iowa GOP debate Thursday with tough questioning. No candidate took over the spotlight, leaving many questions unanswered regarding the nomination.Also published on:
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How I Saved $200 a Month on Standard Entertainment Bills and Wound Up with Better ServiceTechnology and the Internet are making inroads for companies to compete against traditional phone and TV companies. With a little research and some luck, I was able to save $200 per month and get superior services.
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Anonymous Hackers Have Stayed Busy Since InceptionMembers of the 'hacktivist' group Anonymous have denied recent reports that they plan to attack Facebook on Nov. 5. Let's take a look back at Anonymous and some of the landmark moments in their movement.Also published on:
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Fan's take: Five best baseball movies never madeWhile there are plenty of great movies, and plenty of terrible movies about the sport of baseball, I think that some players and events deserve to be immortalized on film that haven't already. These are my top 5 baseball films that haven't been made yet,
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Steve Williams still riding Tiger's coattails to media headlines: A fan's reactionAdam Scott almost grabbed the headlines last Sunday when he won the WGC Bridgestone Invitational. Instead, Tiger Woods, who was a no-show at the end, reached the front of the sports page through his emotionally loud ex-caddy.
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Understanding Quantitative Easing and Its FlawsWhen interest rates are at or near zero, monetary authorities are deprived of their normal methods of controlling deflation. A new favorite monetary policy is quantitative easing. Here is some information that may help you better understand the practice.Also published on:
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Products Experiencing Sales Surge After Seemingly Unrelated EventsBaseball bats topped the list of Amazon UK's movers and shakers, showing a sales increase of over 5,000 percent. Let's take a look back at other events and the spike in popularity of seemingly unrelated products that accompanied them.Also published on:
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Fan's take: Five reasons I want to see Tiger Woods win the 'Last Shot at Glory'The PGA Championship begins on Aug. 11, and I would like to see Tiger Woods pull out a win. Here are the reasons for my sentiment.
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Fan's perspective: Which golf major is most prestigious?Even though all four of golf's majors are big wins, it is hard not to consider one better than another. Here is my list of how the major championships stack up against each other.Also published on:
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Fan's opinion: I don't want Rory McIlroy to win the PGA ChampionshipI know Rory McIlroy is everyone's new favorite golfer, but I'm not everyone and I'm not on the bandwagon yet. Here are five reasons I do not want McIlroy to win the PGA Championship.
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Diana Nyad Quits Historic Swim Effort; Joins Other Seniors Who Defy ConventionEven though Diana Nyad was forced to abandon her attempt to swim from Cuba to Florida, she has still joined the ranks of other seniors who display great endurance and physical fitness, even at an advanced age. Here are three others like her.
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Basketball Legends Who Didn't Materialize: King Kelly Coleman and Other Missed ShotsAn unassuming man from my community actually holds several Kentucky State High School scoring records. His career was cut short by an ambivalent college coach. Here are some other players who were projected to be great but never made it big.
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How Obama Set Us Up for Economic CalamityWhile everyone on Capitol Hill is placing blame for our current economic woes, it is clear to the average American where the problem lies.
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Discovery's 'Curiosity' No Deeper Than Ancient Aliens, 'Jersey Shore'A new program on the Discovery Channel titled 'Curiosity' debuted over the weekend. While I prefer television programs about science, I find recent programming to be recycled and uninspired.
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A-Rod Joins Ranks of Disgraced Athletes with Gambling AllegationsESPN's Wallace Matthews revealed that A-Rod would be suspended if his alleged attendance at a high stakes underground poker game is confirmed. All of the troubling sports headlines have led me to ask 'Are athletes the best role models?'
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2011 PGA Championship broadcast scheduleThe 93rd PGA Championship will take place Aug. 11 through Aug. 13 at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Use this broadcast schedule to make sure you don't miss a putt.
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Unusual Tech Products for StudentsEveryone knows about smart phones and laptops, but do you know about alarm clocks that fly, electronic t-shirts and pillows that sing? Make the semester start off interesting with one of these unusual tech products for students.
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Scott Stallings' comeback is what PGA is all about: A fan's takePGA rookie Scott Stallings made a tremendous comeback culminating in a three-way sudden death match to win the Greenbrier Classic on Sunday. The new breed of golf talent is flexing its muscle, literally and figuratively.Also published on:
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Five reasons I won't be rooting for Tiger Woods at Bridgestone: A fan's takeTiger Woods is set to return at the WGC- Bridgestone Invitational. While I am glad to see him back on the tour, I won't be rooting for him this time around.Also published on:
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Fan's take: Five reasons I'm excited for Tiger Woods' return to the linksTiger has stated that he will return to golf for the Bridgestone Invitational. Like him or hate him, Tiger is good for golf and I welcome him back.Also published on:
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The 5 Essential Tech Products Every Student NeedsAs school becomes more technology oriented, there are certain items and devices that are essential for success at all levels of academic study. Here is a list of 5 products that you won't want to miss, considered the best buy in their category.
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Roy McIlroy shows attitude once again: A fan's opinionThe only thing bigger than Rory McIlroy's ego is the collective shock when he began responding to criticism with child like banter on Twitter.Also published on:
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Arizona Bets the House on Kevin Kolb; Will It Pay Off?The Arizona Cardinals make the first big move after the end of the lockout by trading Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie for Kevin Kolb.
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Watching the 2011 PGA Championship on your phone, onlineThe PGA has embraced the many opportunities to use technology to improve fan experience. You can now watch the PGA online, or use one of the several complimentary products to stay up to date on the PGA Championship such as the PGA iPhone app.Also published on:
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The 5 Best Smartphones for Students: Feel Smarter, Spend LessCell phones are getting smarter and smarter. Since every returning student needs a phone that is smarter than their friends', this list includes the smartest smartphones for the smallest prices. You'll look like a genius.
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5 Best Laptops for Students of All AgesThese days students are pretty much required to own a computer to succeed in school. These 5 laptops are the best available for the best prices, and will take care of anything school can throw at you.
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NFL Lockout Didn't Make it to Fourth Quarter, All Sides WinThe NFL lockout has been resolved, and the 2011 season is coming. Here are some facts regarding the new deal and sports politics that I find interesting.Also published on:
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White Sox fan: Adam Dunn may be done forAdam Dunn is heading toward one of the worst seasons for a batter statistically in Major League Baseball's long history. If he can't turn it around, actions will need to be taken by Chi Sox management.
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Mechanics Take Aim: New Car Break InA new car is an expensive purchase, and one that you will want to take care of. I recently polled a group of mechanics to find out what you need to know about a subject that is littered with mythology. These tips are the consensus rules.
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Top 3 Political Feuds Among U.S. PoliticiansThe recent war of words between Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Alan West is nothing new when it comes to politics. These top three political feuds were far more personal and serious than what is going on in Florida.Also published on:
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Borders Liquidation Like a Bad Ending to a Good BookBorders could start closing the remainder of its stores by Friday. This is just one piece of proof that consumers are buying and consuming literature differently than people have done for hundreds of years. Technology is not always a good thing.Also published on:
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Five most imposing centers of the last 20 yearsYao Ming has announced his retirement July 20, and the NBA has lost one of it's most imposing figures. While several imposing big men have graced the NBA over the last 20 years, I consider these 5 the fiercest.Also published on:
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Just Desserts: Rupert Murdoch Joins Top Famous Pie VictimsRupert Murdoch was the victim of a pie attack Tuesday. While the pie didn't directly connect, Murdoch's wife did directly connect with a slap to the assailant's face. Here are the the top three famous victims of pie-facing.Also published on:
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Rory McIlroy shows true colors after poor British Open: A fan's opinionAfter a record-setting win at the U.S. Open, many fans expected Rory McIlroy to become the next dominant PGA golfer. Not only was his performance at the British Open uninspiring, it became utterly sorry with all the excuses.Also published on:
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Michael Johnson's 200m record will always be my top Summer Olympics momentWhile Americans have more than their fair share of breathtaking performances that garnered Olympic Gold, the most memorable performance for me is Michael Johnson's record shattering 200m sprint at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.Also published on:
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How to Stay Cool in Record Heat: Try a Misting FanMuch of the country is facing an agonizing heat wave. Here are my favorite ways to stay cool outdoors while temperatures are scorching.
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Technology Trends that Can Change Everything: It All Boils Down to Input and OutputWhile certain trends come and go, innovations with staying power that reach almost all devices will usually concern the method of input, or alter the output. Here are some new trends that could drastically alter the tech landscape, in the next 2-5 years.
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First Person: I Traded a Job for a Career, Despite the Low SalaryI started a career as a painter after high school. After building up my credentials, I was forced to sacrifice big money for an entry level engineering job. Here is my story of how earnings potential was worth 3x as much as current pay.
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Best Poker Chips for Every BudgetIf you are looking into buying a set of poker chips that will last you a lifetime, check out these high quality reccomendations.
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Without Tiger Woods, the PGA is just a bad spectator sport: A fan's opinionTiger Woods is the premiere golfer of our time. I, for one, will not be watching golf for a while if they cannot persuade Tiger into playing. Here are my top five reasons for a boycott of the major golf championships if Tiger is missing.Also published on:
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Betty Ford Leaves Legacy Comparable to Elected Officials, Some PresidentsBetty Ford became one of the most influential first ladies in history after an uncommon occurrence thrust her into the White House. With her funeral scheduled for Tuesday, we take a look back at Mrs. Ford's lasting legacy.Also published on:
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Pyeongchang Far from Ideal Spot for 2018 Winter OlympicsPyeongchang, South Korea, has been selected as the official site for the 2018 Winter Games. While it is easy to make a case for the advantages of its selection, there are several nagging disadvantages that should not be overlooked. Here are the top three.Also published on:
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SEO: Quality Over Quanity is the New Trend for Google and OthersThe basic principles of the algorithms used by search engines are simple to comprehend, but hard to fully understand. Follow these quality suggestions to improve your content's authority for Search Engine Optimization.
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How to apply grip tape to your skateboardA thorough tutorial on how to put new grip tape on your skateboard, including some tips and tricks learned from different sources over years of helping others improve their boards.
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Latest Legal Threat to Health Care Reform Dashed in Federal CourtWednesday's victory against the Thomas Moore Law Center was the latest hearing in regards to what pundits have deemed "Obamacare." Let's look back at the latest appearances of this landmark health care reform in court and the news.Also published on:
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Google's Chromebook Next Big Thing?Analysts have been too quick to disregard Google's new device the Chromebook as a loser in the tech industry. Allow me to explain why this device has the potential to revolutionize the way we use computers.
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5 Tips to Deal with Cell Phone Customer SupportCalling customer support for your cell phone is always a hassle, and often leaves you where you started. Use these 5 tips taken from a former Sprint Customer Care Representative to make your dealings much easier.
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Michele Bachmann for President: 3 Key Advantages to Her CandidacyDuring the presidential race and preceding run up to 2012, each candidate will play on their strengths to edge out the competition. Let's take a look at three advantages Michele Bachmann has over her possible opponents.Also published on:
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Day Trips from Madrid Spain: Historical Sights Within Arm's ReachTake advantage of Spain's geographical and cultural Hub Madrid with these cheap and easy day trips. Though low cost, these world heritage sites are high in cultural significance.
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Influential skateboarding icon Eric Swenson dies at 64Co-Founder of Thrasher Magazine, Eric Swenson committed suicide last week at the age of 64. Swenson was a pivotal figure in the rise of skateboarding to the global phenomenon it is today.
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5 Easy Strategies to Guarantee Success in CollegeCollege can be a difficult transition for care free high school students. Adhere to these 5 easy tips to guarantee success in college, or any academic situation.
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Sony Xperia: A Smartphone with Gamers in MindI recently swapped an iPhone for Sony's new Xperia phone that is Playstation approved. It is a surprisingly good phone, and the controls for gaming make it comparable to any handheld gaming device.
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Cleveland Cuisine: Blazin Bills BarbequeThe best eats in Cleveland Ohio have always been the casual stops, both downtown and on the outskirts. Blazin Bills is one of my favorite BBQ restaurants nationwide, and here is why.
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Best Wireless Printers for Every Intended UseThere are so many wireless printers on the market, it is hard to find one you won't be complaining about next week. My comprehensive guide lists 5 models that will meet your needs whether you spend 60$ or 600$.
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Fourth of July 2011 fireworks at Turner Field: A fan's guideThe Atlanta Braves are doing this Independence Day right at Turner field with fireworks on the 4th, and several awesome promotions on July 3.
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Obama Puts Disaster in Motion with Troop WithdrawalPresident Barack Obama's address regarding the war in Afghanistan tracked a middle-road course. Did anyone ever tell him you get hit by traffic on both sides that way?Also published on:
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Top 3 Unusual Deep Fried Snacks You Have to TryYou've heard of deep-fried Kool-Aid, now try these delicious deep-fried treats.Also published on:
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5 Great Day Trips from Detroit and Surrounding AreasHere is a list of 5 of the best day trips around Detroit. From relaxing on the lake to partying all night, I have included a destination to suit your tastes. There is also a great museum that tailors to the family.
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Seville Spain: A True Andalusian ParadiseSeville Spain is the 4th largest city in Spain, and rivals most other European cities in culture. Here is a guide to 5 stops you can't miss.
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Timeline: A Look Back at Attacks on the PentagonA bombing suspect was arrested last week at the Pentagon. Let's take a look back at past attacks on the Pentagon.Also published on:
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5 Most Anticipated Video Games: Holiday 2011Your guide to Video Game shopping this holiday season. Best lineup of video games ever come out this season, don't miss these titles.
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Most Unusual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Exhibits -- Besides Gaga's Meat DressLady Gaga's meat dress is going on exhibit in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Here are 3 other pieces of rock memoribillia that are a little wierder than guitars and sneakers.
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The Three Best Unusual Music CollaborationsMetallica and Lou Reed recently joined together to produce a record. Here are some of my favorite collaborations that cross boundaries and come off as a little unusual.Also published on:
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Diets Scams & Myths: Little Weight Loss Value, Little ValueEven celebrities are targeting consumers with wacky diet ideas these days. If you see one of these diets that promise radical weight loss, turn the other way.
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Worst State Wildifres, By the NumbersThe Wallow fire has become the largest wildfire in Arizona state history. Let's take a look at some of the worst wildfires in the history of the United States, from California's devastating Cedar Fire to the little-known Peshtigo Fire.Also published on:
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Top 3 Would-Be Celebrity MurderersA plot to kidnap and murder Joss Stone was recently foiled by British police. Here are three other alleged criminals with murderous intentions who were picked up by law enforcement officials.
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Factbox: Why, How We Celebrate Flag DayWhy do we celebrate Flag Day? What is the appropriate way to celebrate Flag Day? Read on as I answer these questions, and give you some other fun facts concerning June 14, the day we celebrate our nation's banner.Also published on:
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July 4th: Independence Day Getaways in the U.S. for EveryoneNo matter your age, preference, or location, I have great ideas for your 4th of July vacation!
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Hyundai Tucson: A Surprisingly Exceptional Small SUV for Under 20kThis weekend I got the chance to put a 2011 Hyundai Tucson through the paces one a curvy KY highway. See how I fared, and take a look at Hyundai's entry into the small SUV market.
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Choosing the Best Game of 2011 is Quite a Crysis!2011 Has saw releases from many highly anticipated games, and a few surprises. Read on to see why I think Crysis 2 is the best game that has been released thus far in 2011.
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Beware of Wireless! : Tips to Protect Your Device, Identity & FreedomA guide to the most simple steps you can take to thwart common security breaches that aren't normally detectable with Anti-Malware software,
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Tips for Website Development: Most Important Steps to Compete with Your Own WebsiteWant to make money on the internet? Taken from my own experience, here is a simple guide to what anybody can do to get started making money on the internet.
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Cape Cod Bucket List: Your Cape Cod Travel GuideThese Cape Cod landmark attractions and events will make your stay a memorable one.
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E3 Sleeper Xbox Has Most Exciting News YetWhile Nintendo and Sony focused on playing catchup, Microsoft extended its reach into the other forms of multimedia available on consoles these days.
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Cincinnati Reds offering great Father's Day 2011 promotions: A fan's guideSince the Reds have had more father son duos play for their organization than any other team in baseball, they take Father's Day seriously. Here are some promotions to look forward this year.
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Timeline: A Look Back at 10 Years of BonnarooJoin us as we take a look back at what made Bonnaroo great, and some problems that cost the festival its roots.
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Timeline: A Look Back at Amateur AstronomyAmateur astronomer David Martines recently discovered an odd looking object resembling a structure on Mars using Google Earth. Here is a look back at some other amateur astronomers who made unique and lasting contributions to the field of astronomy.Also published on:
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2011 MTV Movie Awards: Tricks Are for Kids?Viewer comments regarding the 2011 MTV Movie Awards. A diverse group comment on who they think should have won, what moments they could have done without, and their thoughts about why this show wasn't produced for them.
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Where to Store Your Savings: I Netted a 313% ReturnMy quick guide to the best possible savings mechanism I have found in the current economy. Requires a little networking & elbow grease, but the returns are fine and the risk is non existant,
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Most Common Mistakes when Painting Your HouseSummer is here, and it is time to get another coat of paint on your house. Save money & time by avoiding these common mistakes made by do-it yourselfers when it comes to painting!