Frederick Reese
Frederick Reese is a poet and fiction writer, working on his first novel. A jack of all trades, he have a wide range of interests, skills, and experiences. he is also a trained pastry chef, with years of restaurant and bakery experience.
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House Republicans Passed the Sequester Replacement Act, Nullify Debt Ceiling AgreementThursday's passing of the Sequester Replacement Act illustrated the House Republicans' new agenda toward exclusively cutting domestic programs to balance the budget, in violation of the debt ceiling agreement.
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Healthy and light springtime dinner menuIn the spring, we look for healthy and light dishes that celebrate the bounty of the season. In light of this, I present a menu of three of my favorite recipes. -
The Stock Act: What Is It?Yesterday, the president signed the STOCK Act, or the Stop Trading On Congressional Knowledge Act. This act received rare bipartisan approval.
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Santorum Wins Louisiana, Becomes Unavoidable Obstacle Towards a Romney NominationWith Rick Santorum winning Louisiana, Mitt Romney's inevitable ascent to the Republican nomination becomes less inevitable. But, even if Romney wins the nomination, Santorum may still play a major role toward any serious run in the General Election.
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Afghan Shootings May Endanger Obama's Re-Election BidSunday's killing of sixteen Afghani civilians by a U.S. serviceman will have severe implications to American national security, Afghani-US relations, and the president's re-election prospects.
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Super Tuesday Will Determine Republican Candidates' Primary PathsWith Super Tuesday coming up, the fate of the remaining Republican candidates may be determined with the opinion of the ten states voting.
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Massive Tornadoes Destroy Wide Swathes of Midwest, Central PlainsSaturday, residents in several states are recovering from the worst tornado strike since 1994. The severe nature of the storm has caused at least 37 deaths.
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Afghan Shooter of Two American Officers IdentifiedOn Sunday, the identity of the shooter of two American officers attacked over the accidental burning of Qur'ans was revealed. Protests and violence continues in Afghanistan.
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First Person: Quitting My Job Was the Best Option for MeI recently quit my job without a plan, and I do not regret it.
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In Search of Compassion for the Poor in this Election CycleIn light of harsh stances taken by the Republican candidates so far this election cycle, we must decide what we will each do about it.
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How Would Past Presidents Handle the Obama-Congress Bickering?In light of Presidents Day, a look at how several of the most acclaimed president might deal with the current situation of a difficult Congress and a frustrated populace is in order.
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Super Bowl XLVI to Be Remembered as One of the Most Controversial in HistorySunday's Super Bowl promises to be among the most controversial in the history of the game--from the atypical calls, political-leaning ads, and unexpected halftime show acts.
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Susan G. Komen Foundation Reverses Ban on Planned ParenthoodAfter a round of unprecendented scorn and backlash, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation was forced to back off a ban from funding Planned Parenthood Friday.
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Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei Warns U.S. Against Future Conflict PlansIn a terse warning, the Iran Supreme Leader warned the United States that war with Iran will be detrimental and that Iran will support any group that fights Israel.
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While I Dream..There are moments in your life when your dreams are better than the realities of being awake. It's inevitable, and it tends to happen to me a lot.
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Options in Pursuing Higher Education in New York StateNew York State offers many option in higher education, but many of them may be financially prohibitive. By understanding what the state has to offer for colleges and universities, the best possible choice can be reached.
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Family Found Guilty in Honor Murder CaseOn Sunday, three members of a Canadian Afghan-immigrant family was found guilty of honor killing four sisters in their family and their guardian.
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The American DreamIn light of the debate about wealth inequality, the question of race has been ignored. It's time we examine this issue.
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Pentagon Proposes Military CutbacksIn light of a severe budget deficit, the Pentagon has proposed the largest round of military cuts since pre-9/11.
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What is Next After PIPA?After the successful protest of PIPA and SOPA, all is considering what would be the next attempt to stem piracy.
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The Love of the Games: A Fan's Salute to Half-LifeGamers have their favorites: favorite racer, favorite space sim, favorite first-person shooter. This is my favorite series.
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Bernie Fine Accuser Drops LawsuitFired basketball assistant coach Bernie Fine's accuser drops civil lawsuit after being caught lying to officials.
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SOPA/PIPA Indefinitely Shelved After Massive ProtestAfter a massive protest led by several Internet firms, Congress has indefinitely postponed voting on SOPA and PIPA.Also published on:
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First Person: I'm Also a 15 PercenterA personal take from someone who, like Mitt Romney, also have a 15% effective tax rate.
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Vanilla Bean Ice CreamThis is the recipe for perfect vanilla bean ice cream, It is the accompanying recipe for an article about ice cream preparation by the author.
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How to Make the Perfect Ice CreamMaking the perfect ice cream is equal part art and science. Only by understanding the science can one be perfectly proficient in creating his own ice cream creations.
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Huntsman Drops Out of RaceJon Huntsman announces retirement of Republican Presidential campaign, offers support to Mitt Romney.
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What Exactly Did the New Hampshire Primary Accomplish, Anyway?With the Republican primaries now at full speed, many saw New Hampshire as a game changer. It wasn't. So, now what?
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In Defense of the KardashiansWith the momentum leaning towards hating the Kardashians, a moment of sanity is needed to bring things into perspective.
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First Person: My Life on the Manufacturing LineManufacturing jobs are hard, tedious work, but they are essential to us all. This is why they are important to me.
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On Being a ManWith the number of news stories we hear about men acting badly, we need to go back to the basics and define what it means to be a man today, and why so many fall short of the mark. This series will explore this.
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She was LowSometimes--if you are lucky--you come across someone that makes you weak in your knees, that occupies your every though, that drives you mad from that first sight. This poem is about my someone.
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Poetry in VogueSometimes, we are unable to tell the ones we love exactly what we feel; especially, if they are far away. This poem is all about those frustrations. -
Our Hearts as OneTo find someone that you love so much and so deeply seems like a miracle, something deeply magical and beautiful. This poem is all about that feeling.
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A Music in the WindAnother love poem. This poem is about the way a man can love all of a woman, and find magic and passion in all that she is.
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A Small Wish for ChristmasA lonely writer, burdened with the festivities of Christmas and the obligations of family, desperate wishes for something he had but lost long ago.
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Dreams of Falling SnowThe falling snow is beautiful and covers everything in white, but for some winter represents despair and pain. This haiku comes from a pain-ridden soul on what should represent simple beauty.
