Carol Wilkins
I am a speech communications professor who dabbles in writing and research.
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M.A. in Interpretive Speech/Drama; B. S. in Secondary Education with concentrations in History and Speech/DramaInterests
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"Never use the word 'impossible' seriously again. Toss it into the verbal wastbasket." -unknown
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Develop Your Child's ImaginationIn this "plugged in" generation, learn to turn off the electronic babysitter and give your child the freedom to play imaginatively. -
Make Your Home Child Chore FriendlyWe often alter our homes to fit the needs of the members living there. But have you considered altering your home to meet the needs of its smallest inhabitants? -
Obstacles in Raising an Only ChildOnly children can be some of the brightest and sweetest children who grow into well-adjusted adults. There are some obstacles that parents will face raising an only child but the benefits from identifying and overcoming them far outweigh it.
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Quick and Easy Kitchen Backsplash TransformationIf you are looking for an inexpensive and quick way to makeover your kitchen or bathroom, try a tin backsplash for a regal look. -
Fifth Disease: A Common Childhood Malady ExplainedFifth Disease is a common childhood virus but is rarely heard of unless someone contracts it. -
How Prematurity Affects Children as They AgePremature infants overcome many obstacles based on how early they were born. Each child will have unique issues but there are some things that other parents of preemies and I have found to be common with our children. -
Over and Under Stimulation in Premature InfantsThere is a delicate balance in dealing with premature infants. One has to be very careful not to over stimulate or under stimulate this tiny new life. Little things that we would never think about in a normal situation became very big to us. -
Cultivate African Violets in a Less Than Ideal EnvironmentIf you do not have a home that is ideal for growing household plants, consider buying an African Violet. These hardy, flowering plants can handle more than you would think. -
After Christmas Shopping Guide for BridesProfessional wedding photographer, Alison Beyer, has some suggestions for brides who are looking to save money and still have an amazing wedding.
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TV Shows Debuting in 2009While some old standbys will soon be returning, midseason also promises to bring some interesting new shows to the TV viewers. From dark soaps to kitschy comedy, TV networks are scrambling to fill viewing schedules. -
President- Elect Barack Obama Chooses Pastor Rick Warren to Give the Inaugural PrayerIn a move that was sure to upset both traditional conservative Evangelicals and liberal Democrats, president-elect Obama chose Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church to give the inaugural invocation. -
Gift Ideas for the Special Woman in Your LifeWith the economy the way it is, budgets are tighter this holiday season. Here are some options for inexpensive yet high quality jewelry gifts. -
The 3 Biggest Mistakes of a Beginning DirectorStage direction can be tricky but if the biggest obstacles can be overcome, you will have a great start in your special corner of the world. -
Stage Direction for Beginning TeachersHere are some simple guidelines to follow if you find yourself needing to direct a play or program with no prior experience. -
Top Ten 2009 New Year's Resolutions for a Healthy MarriageIt stands to reason that in a poor economy, marriages will feel even more stress. And what better way to combat it than taking a few moments to agree to some New Year's resolutions or goals with your spouse.
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Non-Alcoholic Drinks for Your New Year's Eve PartyThere is a growing number of Americans who are forgoing alcohol on New Year's Eve for varying reasons. Here are some great non-alcoholic drink recipes for your party.
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Help for the Shy Person During a Christmas PartyDo you dread the thought of having to socialize during the holiday season? Here are some tips to help ease you through it and hopefully find a way to enjoy it more. -
Last Minute White Elephant Gift IdeasLast minute scrambling for a white elephant gift can be eliminated with these simple tips.
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Top 10 New Year's SongsFrom classical to classic rock, find a perfect New Year's anthem for your life. -
The Top 3 Free Must-Have IPhone AppsIf you have not yet explored the iTunes application store, you are in for a treat! Here are some of the best free applications for your iPhone or iTouch.
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My Christmas MemoriesChristmas is a special season for families because of our traditions. There is one that our family continues each year and signals the start of the joyous holiday season for us. -
The Best Stocking Stuffers for the IPod or Amazon Kindle Gadget GeekIn these tight times, it may be difficult to come up with inexpensive gadget for your techno geek. Here is a list of some of the best iPod and iPhone and Amazon Kindle accessories. -
Obama and the Economic Stimulus Check IssuePresident-elect Obama hopes to start a second round of stimulus checks in early January. But will the benefits outweigh the cost?
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Decorate Your Christmas Tree in Royal Purple and GoldIf you are looking for new theme for the Christmas tree decor, look no further for inspiration than royalty. -
Top 5 Christmas Carol CDs: From Sarah McLachlan to Classic Bing CrosbyFrom the Trans-Siberian Orchestra to Bing Crosby, these are the best Christmas CD offerings for the holiday season. -
Brookstone Christmas Gifts for Under $200This Christmas many consumers are looking for a unique but practical gift to give a loved one. Brookstone offers many choices at very reasonable prices. -
Be Your Own HandymanHave you recently bought your first home? Not a handy person? If you live anywhere long enough you will discover that handy or not, you will have to learn how to fix minor household messes. This guide will help you prepare for these problems. -
Review of the Animal Kingdom Lodge Villas in Walt Disney World: A ReviewDisney's Animal Kingdom Lodge resort can be an exciting place for your family's next trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. -
An Open Letter to President-Elect ObamaPresident-elect Obama comes to the presidency with a unique background and at a unique time in history. Hopefully he will find a balance that will earn him a place in history as a statesman, not just the first African-American president. -
Review of Pillsbury Frozen Grands! Cinnamon Rolls with Cinnabon CinnamonDiscover how Pillsbury's frozen Grands! Cinnamon Rolls stack up against the old stand-by refrigerated rolls. -
Top Five Walt Disney World Attractions You Must See with Your PreschoolerWith so much to see and do at Walt Disney World, here are some suggestions of must see attractions for you and your preschool or kindergarten aged child. -
TV Watching Convenience With and Without CommercialsWhat is your viewing pleasure? With so many options for TV, sponsors have to find new and creative ways to advertise.
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Thanksgiving Prayers for All FamiliesThanksgiving is a special time in our busy lives to stop and enjoy family time around the table. And it is one of the most opportune times for families to reflect on their blessings.
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Joe Biden to Withdraw as Democratic Vice Presidential CandidateOn or about October 5, 2008, Joe Biden will announce his resignation from the race as Barack Obama's vice presidential running mate. He will cite health reasons and quietly withdraw.
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Why You Should Hire Your Best Worker Based on TemperamentSo how do you choose the best worker using a temperament? Depending on what your company needs, here is a look at the four basic temperaments and how you can use them to your advantage. -
How to Speed ReadSpeed reading is a technique that can be utilized by anyone in society and can be quickly learned if you follow a few simple guidelines. Contrary to popular belief, it is not a method of photographic memory. -
Review of Vera Bradley's New All in One Wristlet and Original WristletThe wristlet, a popular checkbook sized bag, has been redesigned as the Vera Bradley All-in-One Wristlet. However, the original wristlet was also redesigned as well. So some Vera enthusiasts are wondering which wristlet is the better deal. -
Alaska's Governor Palin Gives Barack Obama a Reason to WorryThe Democrats, fresh from a triumphant national convention, fell hard when the media coverage shifted quickly from rehashing Obama's acceptance speech to the brand new look of the Republican ticket.
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Governor Sarah Palin is the GOP Vice Presidential CandidateSarah Palin is no stranger to trailblazing moves. She is the youngest and first female to ever sit in the highest office in Alaska. She is an unlikely choice for John McCain but may very well give him the key to the Presidential vote. -
The Alaska State Motto: North to the FutureAlaska, our 49th and largest state, has a rich history and a beauty unlike any other state in the Union. "North to the Future" embodies this last frontier state. -
The Arizona State Motto: Ditat DeusDitat Deus is one of only 7 state mottos that reference God. Arizona has a unique take on the motto with beautiful land that has enriched the state's tourism industry. -
Barack Obama Supports InfanticideAccording to presidential hopeful, Barack Obama, a child born alive due to a botched abortion should be left to die since bringing in a doctor for the child would cause unnecessary stress on the mother. -
Christina Applegate is Cancer-free Following Double MastectomyStar of "Samantha Who?" and Emmy winning actress, Christina Applegate shares her exciting new diagnosis. -
China Cracks Down on Olympic ProtestsFreedom of speech is not a right offered by the Chinese government. And now, foreign protestors, such as Olympian Amanda Beard, are finding that out.
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The Alabama State Motto: History and TranslationAlabama's state motto is a simple but bold statement that exemplifies the spirit of the people. Defending and maintaining rights have been at the core of Alabama for years. -
Handbags for the Eco-Conscious WomanHandbags for the eco-conscious and sophisticated woman. -
Birmingham, Alabama: The Best City to Live InMoney magazine's list of best places to live in the U.S. left out a notable Southern gem: Birmingham, Alabama. -
What College Students Need to Know for Speech ClassIt is not a class that anyone wants to go to but speech can be the most beneficial class you will ever take. -
Animal-Assisted Therapy: Uncommon Therapy with Amazing ResultsIt has never been a secret that animals bring a certain joy to people. Take a look around you. How many people do you know own pets? But what we may not know or take for granted is that animals are also uniquely gifted to aid in therapy situations.
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Birthday Gift Ideas: Unusual but Enjoyable Gifts for Younger ChildrenSometimes you luck out, and the birthday boy or girl is registered at your local Toys 'R Us, but most of the time you are on your own. Here are some ideas for unusual, but enjoyable gifts for children. -
How to Be a Good Neighbor: Town Home and Condo EtiquetteTurn onto the backstreets of my town home neighborhood, and the beauty of the Old World style homes will pleasantly surprise you. The community is small, and the landscaping is fresh and well-maintained. The neighborhood looks like a dream.
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The Biggest Liabilities to Barack Obama and John McCainYou expect political controversy from your opponent. But what happens when the political storm falls closer to home? -
Jamie Lynn Spears on MotherhoodJamie Lynn is a very unusual teenage mom. She may have glowing reports of motherhood but how many regular teens can say the same? -
Dell Computers Versus Apple/Macintosh ComputersThe American consumer still values customer service and that same customer service is currently at an all time low with many companies. In this current economy, why are these companies not trying to keep loyal customers? -
Fort Benning, Georgia: What to Know and Expect when VisitingIf you are headed to your soldier's Army graduation or to visit, here are a few tips for preparation. -
Reasons Why You Should NOT Go GreenThis is the age of going "green." Environmentally friendly ideas have never been so relevant or cost effective. Alas, with every good thing comes a reason why you should not do it. -
Proper Etiquette for Army GraduationsIt was a sweltering hot June day. But we patiently waited in the bleachers to see our soldier's beret ceremony. It was a proud moment for the men who had just completed nine very intense weeks of training.
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Pixar's Wall•E: Family Entertainment with a Good MessagePixar and Disney's latest film, Wall•E, is a film suitable for the whole family. With quirky humor and adorable antics, you will quickly fall in love with the tiny robot who helped save Earth.
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Precious MomentsEvery parent goes through a time of wanting their child to stay little because those are truly precious moments. -
Cruise Ship Shopping: What the Cruise Companies Don't Tell YouYou will hear a lot of freebies being tossed around on a cruise ship shopping show. After five trips around the Caribbean, I decided to sit in on one of these shows. You know the old saying - if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. -
Cruise Vacations with Small Children: Tips for All-Family FunCruising can be a wonderful family experience, but it can also have pitfalls. Here's how to avoid some of those issues and have a fun time. -
Diaper Cakes: How to Make the Ultimate Treat for a Baby BoyA diaper cake is a perfect way to give a custom, personalized gift that stands out from the sea of little T-shirts. It is also a great way to be eco-friendly, in that everything you use can either be reused or is a part of the actual gift.
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"Morning Joe" Scarborough Expects a Premature BabyJoe Scarborough, of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" is awaiting the birth of his child, possibly premature. With so many variables in premature births, here are a few things you can do to prepare, if not plan, for your child's birth. -
Tibet's Struggle for Freedom Overshadows the OlympicsIt is almost time for the 2008 Summer Olympics. But will The People's Republic of China be able to overcome a dark secret?
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Life with an Only ChildOur days seem to run the gamut of possibilities. My daughter, currently an only child, is three years old and awash with cleverness and mischievousness. -
Books for the Christian Mom on Mother's DayFor Christian moms who like to read, here are a few suggestions for the perfect Mother's Day gift.
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Thoughtful Mother's Day Gifts for Grieving MomsFrom remembrance jewelry to flowers, there are some wonderful ways you can honor a mother who has lost her child.
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Refreshing Summertime Side DishesWith summer quickly approaching, our thoughts turn to grilling and outdoor eating. Here are a few great summertime dishes to accompany your favorite grilled dinners. -
Natural Solutions for Household ProblemsHave ants but do not want to spray with chemicals? Need a good deodorizer? Have squeaky doors? Apply these simple tips using common household supplies.
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What Happened to Chivalry? The Absence of Gentlemen in Today's CultureChivalry is dead, or so it appears in our culture. What has happened to this part of our society?
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Daddy's Little GirlThere is nothing that makes my heart swell with love and pride more than seeing my wonderful husband as a father to our little girl. -
Election 2008: Joe Biden as Vice PresidentJoe Biden, former Democratic presidential candidate, is once more in the public eye. Could he potentially be chosen as a vice presidential running mate? -
Election 2008: Kathleen Sebelius for Vice PresidentKathleen Sebelius, the current governor of Kansas, is a potential running mate in the upcoming presidential elections. Who is she better suited to run with? In my opinion, the answer is clear: Barack Obama. -
Quotations for Mother's DayStumped on what to say to mom in her Mother's Day card? From witty rejoinders to Bible passages, look here to find just the right thing to say. -
Makeup Tips to Get Rid of Tired-Looking EyesI started looking for products and at magazines to discover how to make my eyes look refreshed. If your eyes look well rested, you appear younger.
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The Best Sci-Fi TV Shows for Non-Sci-Fi ViewersHate SciFi? Here are three shows that might just change your mind!
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Music and Songs from ABC's Grey's AnatomyABC's Grey's Anatomy is one of the shows that utilizes music most effectively. It only stands to reason because the writers have titled each episode after a song. -
Four Good Reasons Why You Should Buy Used CarsPrices on gas are at an all-time high and seem to be getting higher all the time. This makes a new car payment even more oppressive. Solution? Buy used!
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Clairol Perfect 10 Nice 'n Easy Hair Color: Worth the Steep PriceIs the Perfect 10 really a hair color that is no drip, has a quick application, smells good, covers gray 100%, leaves your hair soft and shiny, and only takes 10 minutes? -
List of Music and Songs from HouseOne of the ways artists can showcase their talents to an even broader fan base is through television. This list highlights counts down my top ten picks for songs featured on House, M.D.
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The Bias in Favor of Female Sex OffendersIn a nation where women have fought to have equal rights with men, women certainly do not have equality in sentencing for sex crimes. -
Long Island High School Teacher Heather Kennedy in Alleged Sex Scandal with StudentHeather Kennedy, a Long Island high school math teacher, is the most recent educator accused of being involved in a sex scandal with a student. -
Obama V. Clinton- the Tax DocumentsBarack Obama released his 2000-2006 tax returns on his website and is pressuring Hillary Clinton to do the same. -
CBS Cancels "Jericho"The show famous for being given a second chance has finally run out of chances. -
Review: The Ped Egg Ultimate Foot FileAre your feet ready to be seen in your sandals? If not, it's time to invest in an inexpensive foot file that really works!
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Why Easter 2008 Will Arrive So Much Earlier than UsualEaster is one of those holidays that seems to have no rhyme or reason as to calendar dates. If you're curious as to why it is so early this year, check this out! -
How to Give an Honest Critique Using the Sandwich MethodThis article reveals the mystery behind giving a good, honest critique. You can learn to be honest and straightforward with your assistance but be able to temper it with encouragement. -
How to Recycle Leftover Wedding FlowersNothing brightens a wedding more than those beautiful bouquets of flowers. But what do you do with them once the ceremony is over? Why waste the gorgeous and often expensive blooms- put them to good use.
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Lie to Me: Is Honesty Really the Best Policy?"If you can't say anything nice...don't say anything at all." How often did you hear that when you were growing up? It is a nice sentiment but is it really the best route to take? -
Top Ten Movie Quotes from My Favorite FilmsGone with the Wind, Sneakers, and The Sound of Music hold my most favorite and memorable movie quotes. -
Four of the Best Books for a PreschoolerAs your child grows out of the short board books, here are some favorite stories for longer attention spans.
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Backgrounds and Layouts for MySpaceHere are your best bets for easy to use and browse, pre-made background and layouts websites for MySpace. -
Old Navy Jeans: Review of Missus and Women's SizesOld Navy carries stylish and often good quality clothing at decent prices. With a variety of styles and cuts, I found a pair of jeans that fit.
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Travel Tips: How to Pack Light and Comfortably for Travel with a PreschoolerTraveling light has never been a strong suit of mine but I learned the need to streamline my packing, especially with regards to carry on baggage, once I traveled with a preschooler. -
Top 10 Songs by Sandi PattyIt is not often that you hear of a teenager who is captured by Sandi Patty's music. But I was that girl. The songs Ms. Patty sang were not just full of good lyrics but they were richly layered and meaningful. -
Acne Cures for Under $1 - Two Proven MethodsMost medicine cabinets are stocked with two simple solutions for getting rid of acne.
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Pastor Touts 30-Day Sex ChallengeIn our current society, it seems to be a well known fact that at least half of all marriages will fail. A pastor in Tampa, Florida, is looking to change those statistics.
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How to Iron a Shirt PerfectlyIroning is not one of my strong suits. But on those rare occasions I need to iron, here is a fool-proof way to do the job.
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Plants You Can't Kill: Low-Maintenance Houseplants for a Black ThumbIf you are anything like me, gardening was always that mirage you just couldn't reach. Here are some household plants you can grow, even with a black thumb.
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Job SatisfactionI thought I had it made in my career as a professor...then I had a baby. -
Survivor: Micronesia is a New GameSurvivor: Micronesia kicked off its 16th season with yet another twist in the reality show game. This time, die-hard Survivor fans will face off against former castaways in the ultimate showdown of fans versus the favorites.
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Misconceptions About Baby NamingWith all the resources in baby naming, there are some interesting ideas tossed out as truth. Here are 5 common misconceptions in baby naming.
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AARP: America's Most Powerful Lobby FailsThe American Association for Retired Persons is arguably the most powerful lobby for one group of people in the entire United States. But what do we really know about this organization?
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How to Avoid the Common Pitfalls and Traps of Public SpeakingCommon advice to public speakers can do more harm than good. Here are three areas to reconsider that "helpful" advice.
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Classic Names: Why Are They Classics?Old fashioned, tired, overused...I have heard all the excuses as to why one should not use the classic names. So if these names are so old fashioned, why have they been in use for so long?
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Baby Name Guide: The Middle Name DilemmaAsk any parent. Naming a child is difficult at best, especially when you have two parents with different tastes trying to come up with the perfect name. Then add the middle name dilemma and the complications multiply.
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Prevent Wedding Disasters: Tips for Dealing with Young Flower GirlsPlanning your dream wedding? If you are going to include a flower girl or ring bearer, you know that the potential for issues can pop up; more so than with an all adult wedding party. -
Memories of Challenger: Living HistoryIt is very hard to believe that the Challenger accident happened twenty-two years ago. It is one of my earlier memories and one I cannot forget even to this day. I was a fourth grader at my local elementary school and was so excited for this day to come.
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Irish Baby Names: Translations and MeaningsAn on-going trend in baby naming seems to incorporate Irish influence. Many parents these days, with or without Irish heritage, enjoy utilizing these beautiful names.
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Hypertension & Pregnancy: What to Expect With Chronic High Blood PressureHigh blood pressure has been called the "silent killer" for good reason. Women who have been diagnosed with hypertension prior to pregnancy need to be aware of several things in dealing with a pregnancy. -
Sex and the City Spin-offs: Delicious or Dimwitted?In the wake of the wildly popular cable television show, Sex and the City, spin-off dramas are now making their way to primetime. But do these "Sex" wannabes have the stamina to make it through the first season?
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The Movie Rental Race: Can Blockbuster and Netflix Keep Up with Apple?In recent years, Blockbuster, the former video rental store king, has had to resort to new tactics to maintain their customer base. -
Averting Disaster with a Preschooler: Tips on Entertaining During Long WaitsI am a stay-at-home mom and live far from family so I do not often have the luxury of a babysitter. My little girl comes everywhere with me. Here are a few tried and true recipes for averting potential disaster in public with an ornery three year old. -
Common Mistakes to Avoid in Public SpeakingWhether we like it or not, public speaking is a needed skill in our lives. Here are a few common mistakes public speakers tend to make and how you can avoid them.
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Hollywood on Strike: Golden Globes a BustThanks to the striking Writer's Guild of America (WGA), annual awards ceremony, the Golden Globes, has been scaled back to almost nothing this year.
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Philip Agee, Former CIA Operative and Critic, Passes AwayPhilip Agee, a former CIA operative and outspoken critic passed away January 7, 2008. Agee was a controversial figure in the 1970's and was accused of betrayal. Who was this notorious man: traitor or idealist?
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Romantic Valentine's Day PoemsAfter a decade of marriage, I think I understand love better than when I was first married. -
Nicknames: How John Became Jack and Other Odd NicknamesHave you ever wondered how Jack became a nickname for John? There are several names in the English language that have no apparent correlation with the standard nickname. Here are some of those names and how the nickname came about.
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Lemonjello and Female: Debunking the Myth of Baby NamesEveryone has heard of someone who knew a second cousin's best friend's wife who worked at a hospital where a baby was named Female (pronounced fa-MAL-lay). But did it ever really happen?
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Impromptu Public Speaking: Painless PreppingThe fear of public speaking to this day still bypasses the fear of death. For most, it is the most feared thing in their lives. Here are a few ways to channel that fear into giving a confident impromptu speech. -
Happy Kindling: Amazon's Kindle is Changing the Face of BooksAmazon.com's inventor, Jeff Bezos, came up with a remarkable new technology for digital reading material. This compact and very lightweight piece of technology has amazed me in so many ways and I believe it is going to change the face of reading as we know it. -
The 12 Days of Christmas: Catechism or Nonsense Song?It is rumored that the Twelve Days of Christmas was written during the Protestant Reformation in order to secretly teach Catholic catechism.
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Transforming Your Temperament: Bridges and Stumbling BlocksTemperaments, though they are something we are born with, don't have to be roadblocks in our life. In fact, our awareness of our shortcomings and strengths should motivate us to "be all we can be" in the body of believers. -
Transforming Your Temperament: Biblical Example of a PhlegmaticPhlegmatic is the second of the introverted temperaments. -
Transforming Your Temperament: Biblical Example of a MelancholicMelancholy is also known as the artistic temperament. -
Transforming Your Temperament: Biblical Example of a CholericThe choleric, though an extrovert temperament like the sanguine, is vastly different. -
Transforming Your Temperament: Biblical Example of a SanguineThe first example from the Bible is the disciple, Peter, a true sanguine. -
Transforming Your Temperament: A Study in PersonalitiesWe hear a lot in today's society about therapy and trying to discover our "true" selves. But how does this figure into a Christian's life? -
The Best Albums of 2007Music is a big part of American life and is extremely diverse. So how can we decide which albums are the best of 2007? For the purpose of this article, I have combined both objective (total album sales) and subjective sources. -
To My GrandmaThis was a poem I wrote for my mom from my baby daughter. Along with the poem we presented her with a ruby heart pendant. -
TV on DVD: My Picks for Family Friendly Television SeriesWith the influx of TV shows on DVD, you may wonder what DVDs you should buy for the family. Here are some different ideas for family friendly TV viewing. -
Analysis: John Kiriakou Speaks Out on Waterboarding TortureJohn Kiriakou, a former CIA agent who participated in the first waterboard interrogation of an al-Qaeda suspect, has now condemned its usage.
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Ornaments: Family Traditions and Gift Buying IdeasOrnaments are an integral part of Christmas and what could be a better gift for a loved one or friend? -
Lefse: How to Make Norwegian FlatbreadLefse (lef-suh) is a wonderful treat and is usually made by Scandinavians around the Christmas holidays. Lefse can be made and used in a number of ways but for this recipe, I will be using the ultra-thin method, known as tynnlefse.
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Secondary Infertility: How to Help a Friend CopeOne of the loneliest battles as woman faces is secondary infertility or the inability to become pregnant following the birth of one or more children. So how does one help a friend or family member cope with this overwhelming diagnosis?
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Secondary Infertility: The Silent SufferingSecondary infertility is defined as a woman's inability to become pregnant following the birth of one or more children. And it is one of the loneliest battles a woman can face.
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Sandestin Off-Season: A Great Family Get-Away in Destin, FloridaLooking for an inexpensive beach get-away? Try Sandestin Resort off-season. -
BareMinerals: Powder Foundation that Really WorksDo you have problems wearing foundation make-up? Here's a revolutionary product that solves this problem. -
Kangaroo Care: Care for Stable Premature Infants and Full Term InfantsTaking our cue from a mother kangaroo, this method of care promotes health in the tiniest of infants.
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Lefse: A Norwegian Christmas TraditionIn my home, lefse making signals the beginning of Christmas. -
From O Christmas Tree to Jingle Bells: Our Family's Favorite Christmas SongsOur family has a few Christmas songs that are essential to our celebration. As you read, think about what songs touch you. -
Simple Tips for Handling Lost BaggageTired of losing luggage while traveling during the holidays? These simple tips can help you avoid some of the aggravation.
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The Lost Art of Thank You NotesAre thank you notes required or an antiquated tradition?
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Birmingham Zoo: A Great Family PlaceThe Birmingham Zoo is a great neighborhood attraction that has unique access to animals. -
How to Help New Parents of Premature InfantsNot sure how to help parents of premature infants? Here are a few tips. -
The Lost Art of CourtesyTired of rotten attitudes during the holiday season? Here's how you can help. -
Holiday Guilt: Dealing with the Charity DrivesTired of feeling guilty and drained of cash? Use the SANTA method to avoid holiday charity guilt.