Lindsay Conner
I am a full-time travel editor and part-time freelance writer/editor based out of Indianapolis.
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Everybody's Fine DVD ReviewDon't be surprised if watching the film finds you on the phone, like Frank, trying to mend broken relationships down the lines of your family tree. -
10 Hottest Dance Songs for Prom 2009Looking forward to prom this year? Let's hope it's memorable for all the right reasons, and not for bad music. Make sure these 10 songs make it to your prom's playlist, and you'll be dancing the night away.
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Is NBC Reality Show "Age of Love" Going Too Far?This summer, NBC will introduce a reality dating show with a twist. For fans of the Bachelor, Blind Date, Beauty and the Geek, and other shows in the genre, "Age of Love" will be a likely hit. -
Sanjaya Malakar is NOT My American IdolWhatever your thoughts on Sanjaya Malakar, the American Idol finalist with whispery performances and hula-shaking hips who can't hold a candle to the others in the competition, he's here to stay for another week. -
DVD Review: ThumbsuckerAdapted from the Walter Kirn novel of the same name, Thumbsucker is a coming-of-age film with an offbeat twist. Justin Cobb (Lou Pucci) still sucks his thumb-as a high-school senior.
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DIY Winter Home Insulation and Sealing: Cut Your Heating Costs by Up to 30% This SeasonDo-it-yourself insulation and air sealing is a cinch as long as you have a little time on your hands, and the right tools to seal off your windows and doors. And your efforts will be well worth it when the heating bill comes and it's actually affordable. -
Sean Watkins: "Blinders On" CD ReviewWhen you extract one band member from Nickel Creek and plunge him into a solo-project of his own, you often get a good thing. Not the bluegrass-meets-pop genius that you could expect from the group as a whole—but fine songwriting and musicianship nonetheless -
The Holiday Movie Review - Written and Directed by Nancy MeyersA formulaic romantic comedy, “The Holiday” is surprisingly adequate in its genre. From the director of “What Women Want” and “Something’s Gotta Give,” this film is not quite as predictable as the previews make it looks-but almost. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for Seniors in Assisted Living or Nursing HomesBuying a holiday gift for my grandmother this year will be a little bit tougher than normal. She just turned 80 and recently moved to a 1-room assisted living residence with other people her age. -
What is an IJoy?If you've ever priced electronic massage chairs, you'll know that prices can easily skyrocket to the thousand-dollar range. What would you say if I told you that there's an affordable model that does the job at a fraction of the cost? -
Review: Running with Scissors Directed by Ryan MurphyWho doesn't love a good, awkward teenage-coming-of-age story? Running With Scissors is that story-and so much more. Based on the popular memoir of the same name, the film chronicles the unbelievable, side-splitting adolescence of Augusten Burroughs. -
My Top Picks for Italian-Eating in IndianapolisThis article is in response to Top Italian Restaurants in Indianapolis. Mama Carolla's Old Italian Restaurant, BRAVO! Cucina Italiana, and Buca di Beppo's should also be included in this list! -
Top Music Venues in IndianapolisLooking to catch a concert in central Indiana? Several venues, new and old, are here to provide the setting in which you can enjoy a musical treat. -
DIY Home Improvement: How to Tile a Kitchen WallRecently, I embarked on a small DIY project that cost only about $50 and greatly increased the attractiveness of my kitchen. -
Dorm Room Decorating 101Going off to college this year? There are plenty of smart things you can do to maximize that tiny residence hall square footage and make it feel homey and quaint. -
DVD Review: "Failure to Launch" ,Starring McConaughey and ParkerA well-meaning romantic comedy, Failure to Launch (now released to DVD) straddles all-too familiar ground. -
Top School Backpacks Under $30When it's time to choose a new backpack, the options are becoming almost limitless. If you're looking for a quality bag that will last, but are on a budget, take my suggestions for these backpacks. -
Movie Review: HoodwinkedWith big shoes to fill as a computer-animated film, Hoodwinked is a few steps away from Toy Story or Shrek in its visual production. But that is to be expected, considering it was shot at less than a quarter of the budget those films had to work with.
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Movie Review: Thank You for SmokingEvery once in awhile, a truly funny comedy hits theaters. Enter Thank you For Smoking. The satire-infused screenplay was adapted from a Christopher Buckley novel by fledgling indie director Jason Reitman.
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CD Review: Relient K's 'Apathetic' EPIt's been a pattern for tongue-in-cheek songwriters Relient K to come out with an extended play album in between each full release. The newest EP, Apathetic, features 7 previously unreleased tracks from the Canton, Ohio quintet.
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Cyndi Lauper: The Body Acoustic CD ReviewThe original '80's fun girl who's based her recent career on re-releases and cover tune nostalgia, Cyndi Lauper is once again revisiting her musical roots. The Body Acoustic is a career retrospective...
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How to Get Tickets to an American Idol Taping of a Live ShowIt used to be that if you mailed a letter far enough in advance or stood in line for long enough, you could see any television show live. Well, those days have passed with the immense popularity of reality game shows like American Idol.
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Favorite Counting Crows SongsThis summer, I saw in concert for the second time, a band that I have grown to love. Counting Crows rocked the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Indianapolis, following up a dismal performance by Goo Goo Dolls and a charming opening act, Augustana.
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Buying Guide to Wedding CakesIt's a good idea to have an idea of what you'd like your wedding cake to look and taste like before stepping foot into a bakery. Those model cakes and photo albums can seem overwhelming if you haven't studied the terminology.
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Buying Guide to Kitchen CabinetsIf your kitchen is a bit blah and in need of a makeover, installing new kitchen cabinets could give your cooking space the facelift it needs. It won't be a cheap and painless makeover, so do some research and bargain shopping beforehand.
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Buying Guide to Flat Panel TVsIf you're looking to lose your bulky family room TV set and replace it with a slim-bodied and modern-looking flat panel, you're going to make quite the investment. Yes, these new sets are pricey, but bring added benefits.
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Buying Guide to Alaska Cruise VacationsAlaska: a land of whale watching, frozen natural wonders, salmon hatcheries, and so much more. If you're like many travelers, you'd rather see this state from a cruise ship,
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Sara Bareilles CD Review: Careful ConfessionsThis is a review of a new release by L.A. singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, signed to Epic Records. Her jazzy pop sound is surprisingly mature for a freshman release.
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ABC Fall TV PreviewThis Fall, ABC will pull out the most new TV shows of nay major network to fill out its weekly lineup which already includes sure ratings winners like The Bachelor and Desperate Housewives. This preview highlights the new shows.
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Allersoft Bedding Product ReviewAllerSoft mattress, comforter, and pillow covers, available at many online retailers, protect allergy-prone sleepers from dust particles or pet dander that can hide deep within their mattresses and pillows.
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Dear Francis Movie ReviewA documentary lasting just over an hour, Dear Francis depicts the AIDS pandemic in the African nation Swaziland (population 1 million) through the eyes of naive but well-meaning Texan college students.
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Shane & Shane CD Review: An Evening With.This is a review of An Evening with Shane & Shane, which is a two-disc set, the first featuring ten live versions of songs from their last three studio albums, plus one new track. The second disc is a concert DVD.
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CD Review: The FrayHow to Save a Life is truly a complete debut, offering up radio-friendly ballads as well as darker, sweeping rock anthems. This band is going places and gaining a huge following across the U.S. where they consistently sell out shows.
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Have Gun, Will Travel by Ronin Ro: Bio of Death Row President 'Suge' Knight's Fascinating CareerMarion "Suge" Knight was wrapped up in the wrong crowd. He lived a life of mystery and intrigue, and was suspected to be the murderer of Tupak Shakur. This book tells all from insider Ronin Ro's vantagepoint.
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Death of a Salesman: Patriarchal Flaws Contribute to Loman's Tragic DownfallThis literature paper supports the thesis: The setup of a patriarchy in the Loman household contributes to the tragic ends of the characters in Death of a Salesman.
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Community-Focused Christian LivingSeveral new communities of Christians are giving up the "American dream" of a marriage that comes with a spouse, a house, a white-picket fence, 2.5 kids, and a dog. The Simple Way, JPUSA, and L'arche are some examples of these groups who do life together.
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General Psychology Article ReviewThe purpose of this study was to survey a random sample of male participants and ask them to rate the attractiveness of many computer-generated images of women's faces.
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Homeschooling on the RisePersonal accounts contribute to the understanding of homeschooling: why parents do it, what the pros/cons are, and side effects of switching between public and home schooling.
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Single: So What?This article is written as an encouragement to singles out there. (We've all been there at one time or another.)
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Blood:Water Mission Meets Needs of a Dying ContinentThis essay is a dialogue on the typical life of an American paralelled with that of an African who must walk as far as 10 miles to pump clean water for herself and her famiy from the nearest well. The 1000 Wells project provides clean drinking water.
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Entertainment of the Late 1800sThis is a college-level research paper summarizing the evolvement of various types of entertainment Americans enjoyed during the late 1800's.
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Movie Review: Inside ManThis is a 400-word review of Spike Lee' s action flick Inside Man. The film stars Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, and Denzel Washington.
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Czars CD Review: GoodbyeThis is a CD review for The Czars' newest release, Goodbye. It is winning them apt comparisons to UK-based bands like The Shins.
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Dave Barnes CD ReviewThis is a review of up-and-coming singer-songwriter Dave Barnes' newest album "Chasing Mississippi." The disc is winning Barnes apt comparisons to Marc Broussard.
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Coffee Shops for the Average JoeThis article follows America's favorite bean - the coffee bean - from the moment of its conception to the roaster and into the cup. It demystifies coffee terms and gives quick tips for ordering from the espresso menu boards at popular coffee shops.
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A Social Commentary on Car Ribbon MagnetsThis editorial presents my frustrations with the ever-growing fad of ribbon magnets that appear on the backs of cars and trucks. It promotes true social activism and questions the intent of these more passive "ribbon activists."