Hayley Ryan
Hayley Ryan is an educator, freelance writer, wife and mother.
She is also a poker shark, avid baseball fan, movie lover, super saver, and rising cooking star. Her interests include winter sports, reading, electronic gadgets, and her favorite television shows.
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She is also a poker shark, avid baseball fan, movie lover, super saver, and rising cooking star. Her interests include winter sports, reading, electronic gadgets, and her favorite television shows.
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First Person: I Paid Back $11,000 in Student Loans in Just 18 MonthsThis is how I paid back $11,000 in student loans in less than 2 years.
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First Person: We're Postponing ChristmasSince I lost my job a few months ago, we're postponing Christmas. -
First-Person: When "Santa" Can't Afford the Must-Have ToysLast Christmas, my 4-year-old really wanted a LeapPad. This is how we told him he wouldn't be getting the toy.Also published on: -
First Person: Daily Deals Are Not Worth the MoneyThis former Daily Deals Addict states that these deals just aren't worth the money because you don't always know what to expect.
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Top 5 gadget picks for last-minute family summer vacationsThese are my top 5 gadget picks for a last-minute family summer vacation. I took each and every one of them with me on my three summer getaways this year. -
Watch Out, Netflix! Amazon Scores with Instant Video iPad AppAmazon has released an instant-video app for the iPad. Here's why it seems likely to outshine Netflix.
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5 Great Ideas for a Last-Minute Family Summer VacationHere are five great ideas for a last-minute summer vacation. -
There's Hope for Youth JoblessnessA recent study reports that young Americans have a bleak future in the job market.
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It's Worth it for Moms to Go Back to SchoolIt may not always be easy, but I really believe going back to school is worth the challenges. Here are three reasons why. -
Facebook Pulls 'Stalking App' After Hordes of ComplaintsFacebook unveiled their "Find Friends Nearby" app last week. With its potential security threats, users quickly stormed the internet with their complaints. By Tuesday morning, the app was pulled.
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5 great kid-friendly snacks for the beachHere are 5 great kid-friendly snacks for the beach.Also published on: -
Google’s Nexus 7 Tablet Fails to Outshine Amazon’s Kindle FireGoogle will be releasing their Nexus 7 tablet in just a few weeks for $199 a pop. This puts them in direct competition with Amazon's Kindle Fire. Here is why I won't make the switch. -
4th of July: Fireworks SafetyFirework safety is very important if you're performing a fireworks show at home. These tips will help ensure you have and safe fireworks show on the 4th of July. -
Keeping toddlers safe on the 4th of JulyKeeping Toddlers Safe on the 4th of July is the most important job you'll have over the holiday. These are four tips that help me always have a fun and safe Independence Day.Also published on: -
Microsoft Surface Tablet Likely to Rival Apple's iPadYesterday, Microsoft unveiled its new Surface tablet. It has many attractive specs that will likely have it rivaling Apple's iPad sales.
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Father's Day gift ideas for brand new dadsThese are three tech-savvy gift ideas for new dads for Father's Day.Also published on:
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Las Vegas Should Focus on 'Diamond-in-the-Rough' Students to Keep Grad Rates HighLess than a quarter of Las Vegas' residents have 4-year degree. Until we have the money to recruit the college-educated to our town, I agree with geographer Jim Russell on another way we can keep college-educated residents here.
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Dish Network Debuts Ad-Skipping DVRDish Network has released Auto Hop, an ad-skipping tool that will likely delight many of its customers. Even so, the release has been met with a flurry of lawsuits from networks.
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3 Big Reasons You Should Be a Healthy and Fit ParentHere are my top three reasons why being a healthy and fit parent is important. -
3 Ways to Survive a Marriage with Opposite Work SchedulesSurviving a marriage with opposite work schedules isn't easy. Here are 3 ways I have found that help. -
Oil Prices Drop; Will Gas Prices?Now that oil prices have dropped, gas prices should be quick to follow. Yet, we all know that won't happen in the immediate future, as the too-greedy oil industry gobbles up their profits.
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Microsoft Invests in Nook; Amazon Expands Their OperationsTwo competing companies, Barnes & Noble and Amazon, are making some big changes. What effect will it have on the world of eReaders?
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3 lessons my neighbors taught me during my foreclosureGoing through a foreclosure is a turbulent experience. You learn many lessons. These are 3 lessons my neighbors taught me during my foreclosure. -
5 Fun Family Memorial Day ActivitiesMemorial Day is always a blast in my family. Here are 5 great activities we've done in the past to celebrate. -
5 ways foreclosure strengthened my relationshipGoing through foreclosure was a difficult experience for my family. However, there were ways that it strengthened our relationship in a way nothing else could.Also published on:
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Surprising ways foreclosure benefited meGoing through foreclosure is difficult, but there are some surprising benefits you can get out of it. Here are five of mine. -
My Summer Movie Guide: Superheroes, Snow White, Will Smith, Family FilmsThe summer's best movies are almost here. Here are the top seven on my summer movie list.
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Recent Credit Card Breach Proves Tighter Credit Card Security is NeededGlobal payments had a security breach in March, compromising the credit card information of its customers. As a victim of credit card fraud, this situation only makes me anxious about using my card online.
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7 Easy Workouts to Do With Your KidsDon't let having kids stop you from getting your workout in. Do what I do and turn playing with your kids into a workout!
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Credit Card Debt, Lousy Economy Kicked Us Back to Square OneWhen the economy fell, it cost us our home and our good credit. Now, as we work our way back to where we were, we hope that America can as well.
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First Person: Escalating Gas Prices Are Changing Our Driving HabitsGas prices just might reach $5 this summer. For us, that means choosing flights rather than road trips and less trips around town.
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4 fun and unique spring activities for kidsLooking to keep your kids away from the TV this spring? Use these great outdoor activities to keep them outside and busy!Also published on:
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3 great spring getaways for familiesWith spring almost here, it's time to plan that first spring vacation.These are three great spring getaways for families.
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7 Great Family Fitness Tips for Getting Back into Shape for SpringSpring is almost here, and it's time to get back into shape. If you have kids, make it a family event with these seven tips.
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Netflix Does it Again: Customers Angry Over Lost Starz ContractNetflix has ended their contract with Starz, leaving many customers upset over an already limited catalogue of movies and TV shows. Is this the last straw for customers?
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Tips for planning your first Easter partyThese are four great tips on planning that first great Easter party.
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3 fun St. Patrick's Day activities for kidsSt. Patrick's Day is coming! Here are three great activities you can do with your kids.
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Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant Gets This Mom Through Her Hectic DayI tried the Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant, and I loved it. Not only is it great for my sensitive skin, but it lasts all day, leaving me with one less thing to worry about in my busy life.
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First Person: Romney was Right, the Social Safety Net Worked for UsPresidential candidate Mitt Romney has stated that there are safety nets for the very poor Americans, so he isn't worried about them. As someone who has used these "safety nets," I believe the social service system in America made a difference in my life.
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3 fun Super Bowl activities for kidsMoms and dads shouldn't have to spend Super Bowl Sunday chasing after their bored children. Here are three fun activities to keep them engaged during the Super Bowl so you can spend more time watching the game.
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Armie Hammer Arrested and Nominated for SAG Award - His Most Newsworthy MomentsArmie Hammer was arrested for marijuana possession back in November. This news comes after the announcement that he's been nominated for a SAG award for his supporting role in "J. Edgar."Also published on:
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Winter parenting tips: Dealing with sick kidsHaving sick kids in the house during the winter can be challenging. Here are five tips to help make it easier.
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Rising Costs and Bad Film Choices Keep Us Away from the MoviesMovie attendance and ticket sales are at a 16-year low for 2011. I haven't gone as often as I used to due to the rising costs and lackluster choices. If theaters want to draw back business, perhaps they should make a trip to the movies more affordable.
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Weight Watchers Earns its High RankingU.S. News ranked DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) as the top diet. Other popular diets are on the list, like Atkins and Weight Watchers. As a mom, I've tried a few to shed some baby weight.Also published on:
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10 Tips for Keeping Preschoolers Active During the WinterKeeping preschoolers active during the winter can be difficult because the cold often makes them want to huddle up indoors. Still, physical activity is important, despite the time of year. These are 10 tips to help keep kids active during the winter.
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SOPA: The Internet Bill that Will Not Stop PiracyThe House of Representatives have introduced SOPA, a bill that would virtually put an end to all piracy. While corporations from the film and music industry support it, they don't understand the implications of adopting such a bill.Also published on:
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Managing My Finances Between Work and Getting a DegreeManaging my finances while working and going back to school can be difficult. Here are two ways I've balanced it all out over the years.
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How I Balance Work, School and Family LifeBalancing work, school and family life is the reality of many students today, including me. With a full-time job, two little boys and school, I find my time is greatly stretched. This is what I have learned the helps me balance it all.
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The Top 5 Benefits of Online EducationOnline courses make education possible for non-traditional students like me. While there are many benefits to online courses, these were the top 5 for me.
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Notable Deaths of 2011: Taylor, Winehouse, Wheldon, JobsWe witnessed the deaths of many public figures in 2011. Here are four notable deaths that will not likely be forgotten.
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How I Am Planning My New Car Purchase for 2012I am purchasing my second new car after the first of the year. I have learned a lot since my first purchase, and now I know exactly what I'm looking for in my new car.
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First Person Story: How I Will Plan My Next Family VacationMy family will be taking our first cruise over the summer. Here is how we will plan our trip.
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First Person Story: How I Will Plan to Save for My iPod TouchBefore purchasing my iPod Touch 4G, I need to decide on which gigabytes I need, as well as make a plan to save money for the purchase.
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Gas Prices Take a Bigger Bite Out of Family BudgetsThe average American family will spend more than $4000 a year on gas. That's 8.4 percent of the median family income, the largest share in 30 years. This is how that bite has affected my family.
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5 Educational Activities We'll Be Doing Over Winter BreakJust because school is out doesn't mean kids should stop learning. Continuing the learning process at home ensures children retain information and are ready to start school again. These are educational activities my son will be doing over winter break.
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Disconnecting My Family for ChristmasChristmas should be a time spent with your loved ones, not with your social network. These are some tips to disconnect your family so they will connect with each other.
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First Person: The Best Products to Buy After ChristmasYou can find tons of after-Christmas deals. Sometimes waiting just a day is worth the wait! These are the best products to buy after Christmas.
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2012 Golden Globe Nominations Leave Some Honored and Some SnubbedThe 2012 list of Golden Globe nominees has been released. Some of my favorites are on the list, but some well-deserving actresses are missing.
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Holiday decorating ideas for the dining roomThese are five great ways I decorate my dining room every Christmas season.
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First Person: 3 Quick Ways I'm Raising My Credit ScoreI'm about to refinance my auto loan, so I'm trying to get my credit in the best possible shape. These are three quick tricks I use to raise my score.
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Christmas 2011: My child's holiday toy listThis is my 4-year-old's holiday toy list this year, including some of the hottest toys of the season.
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The Iraq War was Not Worth ItThousands of soldiers have been killed or wounded by the Iraq War. With it finally coming to an end, the war just wasn't worth it.
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NTSB Votes to Ban Personal Electronics in CarsThe NTSB is proposing that all personal electronics be banned in cars. I still think hands-free devices should be allowed, but texting should be prohibited because it is just too distracting.
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First Person: Christmas at $300 OffWith Christmas around the corner, it's time to use all the money I've saved for my boy's Christmas. Here are some ways I will save on my Christmas plans.
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5 Celebs Who Will Be Sharing a Christmas Table with a New SpouseThese are five celebrities who are sharing the Christmas table this year with a new spouse.
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Winter 2012: Best Home Improvement Projects for the Living RoomThese are three great home improvement projects for the living room, all great for wintertime.
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3 Down-to-Earth Celebs Who Deserve to Be the Hottest Women of All TimeJennifer Aniston has been pronounced as the hottest woman of all time by MensHealth.com. These are three other women who deserve the title, as well.Also published on:
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Government Showdown: Plan B Decision is UnrealisticThe HHS has booted the FDA's recommendation that girls under 17 be allowed to buy the pill over the counter. In today's society, this is an unrealistic decision.
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First Person: 7 Products I Always Buy in BulkThese seven products I always buy in bulk, for both convenience and for savings.
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Boston Celtics Holiday Gift GuideThere are lots of great gifts out there for Boston Celtics fans. These are five of my favorite.
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Robert Pattinson Holiday Gift GuideHere is a holiday gift guide for Robert Pattinson fans. They'll love showing their support for their favorite brooding vampire.
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First Person: Our $50 Date NightsMy husband and I like to get away for a date night at least twice a month. Our family is on a budget, so we generally have to keep the date around $50. Here is how we do it.
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First Person: Using My Vacation TimeI get 10 days of paid vacation every year. I don't always get to use them all, but I make the most of them when I do.
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First Person: 5 Products I Always Buy OnlineThere are many great online shopping sites where you can save money on everyday products. These are five items I always buy online.
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Ice Skating at the Rink at Rockefeller Center in NYCThe Rink at Rockefeller Center is popular among both locals and tourists. My family immensely enjoyed the trip to Rockefeller Center, and the atmosphere there was definitely worth the higher costs. Here is a guide to The Rink.
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First Person: Why I Refuse to Give Up My Credit CardsEven when I had maxed-out balances, I refused to give up my credit cards. This is why.
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First Person: Why I Love Store Credit CardsI prefer store credit cards over traditional credit cards because they often offer discounts and rewards.
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Resort Review: Wolf Creek in ColoradoWolf Creek is home to the most snow in Colorado. Here are some things you should know before you visit.Also published on:
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Four Ways to Save Money at Ski ResortsHere are four ways I have learned to save money at ski resorts.Also published on:
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Consumer Confidence in the Economy: Too Soon to TellWith Wall Street numbers being up for two days in a row, consumer confidence in the economy is rising. People are more willing to spend money this holiday season, but I don't think this means our troubles are fixed.
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Top Snow Tubing Parks in Virginia and West VirginiaSnow tubing is a great winter activity. If your in the Virginia or West Virginia area, these are their top five parks.Also published on:
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Five Great Snow Tubing Parks in North CarolinaNorth Carolina offers many places for snow tubing. Here are five great choices for some snow tubing fun.Also published on:
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Academic Steroids: Using ADHD Medication to Increase Academic PerformanceStudents are increasingly using ADHD medication to increase academic performance. Administrators are cracking down, calling them "academic steriods" because it isn't fair to those who study honestly.
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Top Three Reasons to Spend the Holidays at Ski ResortsHere are the top three reasons to spend part of your holiday season at your favorite ski resort.Also published on:
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First Person: My $100 Christmas Dinner for 10Even money-conscious families can have a great Christmas dinner. Here are some tips I do every year to save some money.
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5 Celeb Couples Who Have Less to Be Thankful About This ThanksgivingThere have been many Hollywood breakups this year. These are five celeb exes who likely have less to feel thankful about this Thanksgiving.
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Ski Resort Review: Whistler Blackcomb in British ColumbiaWhistler Blackcomb is a legendary ski resort, with more than 8,000 acres. Here are some things to know before you plan your trip of a lifetime to Whistler.Also published on:
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Black Friday: A Worker's Point of ViewBlack Friday is the biggest shopping day of the year. I had the opportunity to experience it first hand as a Best Buy employee in 2004.
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Top Places to Stay at Ski ResortsThis is a guide to the different lodging accommodations available at ski resorts.Also published on:
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Top Three Expenses at Ski ResortsThe fees at ski resorts can rack up a pretty hefty price tag. Here are the top three common expenses.Also published on:
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Occupy Updates: Las VegasThis is an update on the current situation of Occupy Las Vegas
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Ski Resort Review: Telluride in ColoradoThis is a review on the ski resort, Telluride, in Colorado, including the mountain, food and accommodations.Also published on:
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Ice Skating: Easy Figure Skating MovesLace up those skates and get to the ice rink! These are some super-easy moves to get you started!Also published on:
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Christmas 2011: Winter Sports GiftsThese are some great Christmas gifts for your winter sports fan.Also published on:
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Christmas 2011: Best Ski Resorts in the U.S.Christmas is almost here, so it's time to find the perfect resort to spend it in. Here is a list of my top five.Also published on:
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First Person: I Had $15,000 in Credit Card Debt Before I Was 21Obtaining that first credit card is often too easy for young adults. This is why I regret this necessary evil.
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First Person: Making My Credit Cards Work for MeThis is how I make my credit cards work for me in a way that will earn me rewards and increase my credit score.
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First Person: Foreclosure Was the Best Option for UsForeclosure is difficult, but sometimes it's the best option. This is why foreclosure was best for me.
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First Person: I'll Never Finance a Car on a 72-month Term AgainBeware of financing a car on a 72-month term. While the monthly payments are cheaper, it will ultimately cost you more.Also published on:
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First Person: Student Loans Were the Right Choice for MeStudent loans are often the only choice college students have. This is why they were the right choice for me.Also published on:
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Top Six Ski Resorts with Ice Skating RinksMany ski resorts offer ice skating in the area. These are the top six I have had the pleasure of visiting.Also published on:
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Winter 2011: Five Great Snow TubesSnow tube season is here. This is a list of five great choices, from both the low-end and high-end price ranges.Also published on:
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First Person: I Save Hundreds on College TextbooksOften, college textbooks cost hundreds of dollars every semester. Here are some ways I have learned to save.
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Ski Resorts: Activities for KidsThere are many things to do at ski resorts with kids. Here are some of my favorite.Also published on:
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Best Foods for Snow SportsIt may be tempting to grab those high-fat snacks at resorts. However, those aren't productive in keeping you fueled for a full snow day. Here are some of my favorite foods for my ski trips.Also published on:
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First Person: I Walked Away From My MortgageThe mortgage crisis has hit Las Vegas harder than most cities. Here is my experience.
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Top Three Ice Skating Rinks in NevadaThere's tons of ice skating to be had now that winter is here. These are the top three skating rinks in Nevada.
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Best Cheap Ski Resorts in the U.SIf $100 lift tickets aren't in your budget, some little-known ski resorts offer better options. Here is a list of the best four cheap ski resorts in the U.S.
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Ski Resort Review: Heavenly in Lake Tahoe, CaliforniaHeavenly is a popular ski resort in Lake Tahoe, California. Here are a few things you should know before visiting.
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Daylight Saving Time's Effects on the BodyDaylight saving time is almost here. Besides affecting our schedule, it also affects our body's internal rhythms as we try to adjust. Here are some steps to help.
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Police Actions at Occupy EventsCities are taking up the Occupy Movement everywhere. As protesters refuse to leave, police are resorting to some brutal tactics to disperse the crowds.
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Top Three Places for Snow Tubing in ColoradoSnow tubing is a fun winter recreational activity that's suitable for almost any age. These are some great Colorado locations that offer the activity.
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Social Networking Brings New Standards for Online PrivacyFacebook and cell phone companies are being accused of tracking and selling information about their users. With these kinds of practices, how can we control our own privacy?
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Snowshoeing: Essential ClothingIf you're just starting out, here is a list of essential clothing for snowshoeing.
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EB-5 Program: Good for Job Growth?The EB-5 visa program gives foreigners citizenship if they invest $500,000 or more to a U.S. project or business that will generate at least 10 jobs. Here are some views on the program.
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How to Pick a Snowshoeing HelmetSnowshoeing season is here, which means it's time to get equipped with your gear. Your helmet should be the first thing on the list. Here is a guide to help you out picking that first helmet.
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How to Choose the Perfect Ski ResortSki resorts differ from one to the next. Here are some things I look for when I am looking around for a new resort.
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Top Three Ski Vacations for Thanksgiving WeekendThere are many places you can go for a Thanksgiving ski vacation. With an array of events, these locations offer a little something special.
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The Disaster Left by the Northeast SnowstormThe Northeast snowstorm hit these states hard over the weekend. Even though the storm is over, it has left power outages, closed schools, long lines at gas stations, and cancelled Halloweens everywhere.
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Top Three Colorado Ski Resorts for ExpertsThere are many resorts you can choose from, but so few are catered to the experts. These resorts stand out because they offer more for advanced and expert skiers.
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Tips for Family Ski VacationsGoing on a ski vacation with the whole family can be challenging. Use these tips to make your stay easier!Also published on:
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Ski Resort Review: Bretton Woods in New HampshireThis is a review of the Bretton Woods Resort in New Hampshire. It includes what you need to know about the mountain, prices, food, and lodging.
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Best Women's Clothing for Ski SeasonWhen skiing, you need to make sure you are layered up to keep out the chill. Here is a guide to how to dress for the slopes.
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Ski Resort Review: Brian Head in UtahThere are many ski resorts to visit this season. If you're in the Utah area, why not try Brian Head? Here is what you need to know about the mountain, prices, and lodging.
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Ski Resort Review: Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, CaliforniaBear Mountain is a ski resort in Big Bear Lake, Cali. This is a guide to what you can expect with the mountain, prices, and accommodations.
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Best Places to Play Darts in Las VegasLas Vegas has several locations where you can find a good game of darts. Here are the top three.
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Ski Resort Review: Mt. Rose-Ski TahoeMt. Rose-Ski Tahoe is a resort in Reno, Nevada. This relatively small resort is a great getaway from the crowds of the more popular resorts.
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Five Benefits to Winter RunningThere are many benefits to run during the winter. These are the top five for me.
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The Five Most Embarrassing Plays for the Buffalo BillsThe Buffalo Bills have seen their share of embarrassing moments. This is a list of five of their most embarrassing plays.
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The Two Sides of the Horse Slaughter DebateThere are two very distinct sides to the horse slaughter debate. Should horse slaughter be allowed in the U.S.? Should it be banned altogether? Here are some views from both sides.
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Skiing Technique: How to Use Snow Plow PositionThere are several techniques you can use when skiing. The snow plow position is great for beginners.
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How to Choose the Perfect SnowboardIf you don't know how to get starting looking for the perfect board, this guide will help lead your way. You should consider your riding style, your budget, and your experience level when picking your board.
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Five Snowshoeing Techniques for BeginnersSnowshoeing is growing in popularity. Here are five techniques you should know before setting out.
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Snowboarding: Five Rules for BeginnersIf you want to learn how to snowboard, you must be aware of the environment around you and the simple rules every snowboarder follows. Here is a list of the top five rules for beginner snowboarders.
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Winter Running: What to Eat and Drink Post-RunIt's important to stay nourished after a winter run. This is a guide to some of the best inexpensive foods and drinks for post-run.
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Top Three Family-Friendly Ski Resorts in ColoradoIt's time to plan that ski vacation with the whole family. If you're not sure where to start, this is a list of the top three family-friendly ski resorts in the state. From kid trails to day camps, these locations have it all!
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Top Three Cheap Dartboards to Buy for HomeThe art of throwing darts has become a sport. If you want to get in on the action, these are some cheap, quality dartboards perfect for home use.
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Cross Country Skiing: Five Things to KnowBefore you decide to try cross country skiing for the first time, here are five things you should know.
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Downhill Skiing: Five Things to KnowDownhill skiing is an exciting winter sport. Here are five things you should know before partaking.
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Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort ReviewWith ski season almost here, it's time to start looking for local ski resorts. This is a review of the Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort
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Backcountry Skiing: Five Things to KnowBackcountry skiing is becoming more popular among enthusiasts. Here is a guide to five things you should know before you set out.
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Top Five Ski Vacations in the WorldSki season is almost here, which means it's time to pick your ski vacation. Here is a guide to the top ski vacations in the world.
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How to End World Series' Ratings SlumpTV ratings for the Game 1 of the World Series were 8 percent lower than last year, and 30 percent lower than the year before. Here is an idea to increase TV ratings.
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Student Loan Debt: Rising College Tuitions Leave Little ChoiceStudents took out over $100 billion in student loans last year. I am one of many of those students that contributed to this all-time high. Is it worth it?
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Top Five U.S. Ski VacationsAs ski season is about to start, this is a guide to the top five ski vacations in the U.S.Also published on:
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Top Five Golf Costumes for Halloween 2011Halloween is coming up. Why not pretend to be a golfer? These are the top golf-related costumes for this Halloween.
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Top Four Men's Skis for 2012This is a guide to the top four men's skis for the 2011-2012 ski season.
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Top Five Women's Ski Poles for 2012This is a guide to five of the highest rated ski poles for women for 2011-2012.
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Top 10 Unusual Snowboarding Terms for BeginnersThese are 10 of the top unusual snowboarding terms for beginners.
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A Profile of Poet John DonneThis is a profile on the poet, John Donne. He was a metaphysical poet who contributed a lot to the art of poetry.
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Political Disagreements That Turned PhysicalIt's getting tense at the GOP debates. Mitt Romney barely touched Rick Perry's shoulder and tongues are wagging. This list of historical legislators would have really given the public something to talk about.
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Five Football-themed Alcoholic Drinks for NFL GamedaysFootball season is here, which means you need the perfect alcoholic drinks. These football-inspired drinks are great for celebrating the big game.
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Top Three Appetizers for NFL Sundays: Football RecipesNFL season is in full swing. Watch your favorite team play while eating these delicious, easy-to-make appetizers!
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Top Three Women's Ski Helmets for 2012This is a guide for the top helmets for women for the 2011-2012 ski season.
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Three Popular Types of SkiingSkiing has become quite the competitive winter sport. This is a guide to three of the most popular types of skiing.
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10 Ski Terms for BeginnersHere is a list of 10 ski terms every new skier should know before hitting the slopes.
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A Visitor's Guide to Paul Brown StadiumThe Paul Brown Stadium is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. This is a guide to help visitors who are new to the stadium.
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Top Three Men's Snowboarding Helmets for 2012This is a guide to the top men's snowboarding helmets for 2011-2012, including a brief overview and price.
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The Five Worst Moments in Buffalo Bills HistoryThis is five of the worst moments in Buffalo Bills History
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A Visitor's Guide to University of Phoenix StadiumThe University of Phoenix Stadium is home to the Arizona Cardinals. This guide to the stadium will ensure you have a great experience!
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GOP Candidates Shouldn't Neglect Education IssuesThe Las Vegas GOP debate is scheduled for Oct. 18. These are some questions I would ask the candidates.
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A Review of the Sprout Television Show Super WHYThis is a review of the Sprout television show, Super WHY. It discusses the learning value the show can offer your preschooler.
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Essential Snowboarding Gear for BeginnersThis is a guide to the top five pieces of gear every new snowboarder must have. It includes product recommendations.Also published on:
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The Best Diapers for Your BabyThis is an overview of the best diapers for babies, both name brand and generic.
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Five Great Things to Do in Boston, MassachusettsThis is a travel guide to 5 great things to do in Boston. It includes family attractions, dining, shopping, and historical sites.
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Giuliana Rancic Diagnosed with Breast CancerGiulian Rancic has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Statistics show her prognosis is good, and she joins a list of celebrities who have also been diagnosed.
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A True Profile of the Mistaken Edgar Allan PoeEdgar Allan Poe has always been believed to be as morbid as his terror-filled tales. This is a true biography of the famous short story author.
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Las Vegas Pays Tribute to Dan WheldonDan Wheldon died on Oct. 16 during a collision at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. A five-lap tribute was run in his honor.
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Celebs Who Paved the Way for Zachary Quinto to Come OutZachary Quinto has announced he is gay. This is a list of celebrities who paved the way for him by coming out publicly.
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A View of the McDonald's Beating Video from a McDonald's VeteranI am using my personal experience as a McDonald's worker to discuss the actions of the McDonald's worker who was caught on tape beating two women.
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Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon Join the List of Celebrity BreakupsThurston Moore and Kim Gordon have announced they are breaking up after 27 years of marriage. They join a long list of other celebs who have broken up this year.
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U.S. Troops Being Sent to Africa to Help Battle LRAThe LRA rebel group has terrorized thousands in Central Africa. Now that they are their weakest point, it is a priority to capture their brutal leader, Joseph Kony. 100 U.S. troops are being deployed to help, and some Americans wonder if it is worth it.
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NBA Lockout Continues; Midnight Madness Hits Las VegasThe NBA lockout is still going on, and the first two weeks of the season has been canceled. Many fans in Las Vegas have turned to college basketball, beginning with Midnight Madness last night.
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Tips for Writing a Novel for National Write a Novel MonthThese are some great tips for writing a novel for National Write a Novel Month. It begins on November 1, and writers have 30 days to complete their novel.
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The Beliefs and Traditions of the Eastern Orthodox ChurchThese are five key religious beliefs and traditions of the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church
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Review of the HTC Sensation 4GThis is a review of the HTC Sensation 4G, and a description of the pros and cons of the phone.
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What Will We Do if NBA Lockout Continues?This is a list of alternative things I will do if the NBA lockout continues.
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Products Like the iPhone 4S We Couldn't Wait ForThe iPhone 4S has people lining up outside stores to buy. These are a couple of products that made me do the exact same thing.
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Top Five Places to Visit in Coral Gables, FloridaThis is a travel guide to Coral Gables, Florida, and its top destinations!
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Best sports bars in Las Vegas for watching the World SeriesThis is a guide to the top three sports bars for watching the MLB playoffs in Las Vegas.
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A Profile of Jane AustenThis is a biography of Jane Austen and a discussion on her novels, especially Pride and Prejudice.
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Bad Business Decisions That Should Follow Netflix's ExampleThis is a list of companies who tried to fix what wasn't broken. They should be more like Netflix and respond to the complaints of their customers.
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Top Features of Apple's New iOS 5 Operating SystemThe new Apple iOS 5 operating system has a lot to offer current iPhone and iPad users. This is a list of the top four.Also published on:
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What to Consider when Making the Seating Arrangements for Your ClassroomThis is an overview of the considerations you should making when arranging your classroom.
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Baseball-themed drinks for a World Series partyThis is a guide to five great baseball-themed alcoholic drinks perfect for a World Series party.
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Top snacks for a World Series partyThis is a guide to the top snacks for a World Series 2011 party.
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A Review of the Southern Nevada Zoological Botanical ParkThis is a review on the Las Vegas Zoo
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The Best Super WHY Toys for Your PreschoolerThis a list of the top five Super WHY toys, based on the television show, Super WHY. Current Amazon prices are included.
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A Review of the Samsung GravityThis is a review on the Samsung Gravity T, with a comparison to newer smartphones.
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A Review of the Sony Bravia KDL-46S4100This Sony Bravia review discusses my experience with the Sony Bravia LCD series. It is a quality product at a great price!
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What to Do when You Visit DubaiThis is an overview of the entertainment Dubai has to offer.
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How to Become a Substitute Teacher in ArizonaThis is a guide to those who are desiring to get into the substitute teaching field in Arizona.
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Gena Showalter: A Fresh FavoriteGena Showalter is a bestselling author who brings a fresh spin to romance novels.
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Substitute Teaching Requirements in NevadaThis is an overview of the requirements necessary to become a substitute teacher in Nevada.
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How Much to Tip when You Bring Your Kids to a RestaurantParents should be sure to show their appreciation to their servers by giving them a tip. Not only have they waited on your table for the past half-hour, but now they are left with the clean-up.
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How Much Does it Cost to Become a Substitute Teacher in Nevada?This is a breakdown of the costs associated with becoming a substitute teacher in Nevada.
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What to Expect at an Interview for a Substitute Teaching JobThis explains what your interview with the school district will be all about
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What Budget Cuts in Education Are Doing to Our SchoolsThis is a description on how budget cuts are affecting the public school system.
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How to Create a Fun Science Experiment with Food ColoringThis is a fun science experiment you can do at home or school. Kids will love seeing the colors change, and they get to practice their measurement skills!
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One Day in Las Vegas with the KidsThere are many things to do in Las Vegas with kids. How do you pick just one? Luckily, I have given you a whole day itinerary.