Angela Woods
Angela Woods has been writing for more than 15 years. She has degrees in both History and Visual Arts, and owns a small antiques business.
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First Person: I'm Keeping My Credit CardsSome people advise cutting up your credit cards, but I'm not listening. Closing accounts and cutting up cards takes away my chance to make better financial decisions than I did in my 20's.
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First Person: The Hidden Costs of Gym MembershipsI was thinking about joining a gym to get in shape for swimsuit season, but there are too many hidden costs. Signing up is going to cost me more than just the initial gym membership fee.
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Dear Santa: A Mother's Short Wish ListA letter from the mother of a teenager to Santa, requesting three things our family could really use this year.
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The Silence Deafens MeA poem about futility in the search for existential meaning. -
Facebook Bans Heather Walker for Posting Photos of NewbornFacebook has gone too far in deciding what images are offensive. Memphis mother, Heather Walker, has been banned for posting pictures of her now-deceased newborn who suffered from birth defects.
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Thirty Kids and Counting ChangeDesmond Hatchett is getting a bad rap for not being able to afford thirty kids worth of child support. Despite the criticism against his choices, here's a thought on why he's not so bad and what he can do to make things better. -
Free Beer If NASA is Wrong About the 2012 Mayan CalendarThe Mayans weren't able to create an infinite system for measuring time that didn't repeat itself. Much like our own calendar, the end of one cycle means the beginning of another. But if I'm wrong and the world ends on Dec. 21, we'll all have free beers.
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The GOP is Pushing Swing Voters to the LeftThe GOP seems to have forgotten that its needs more than just the votes of its base to win an election. In the past few months, it has alienated women, immigrants and the working poor. Without those votes, what chance does it have?
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Pujols 'El Hombre' Billboards Aren’t Going Away: A Fan’s PerspectiveIt looks like those disrespectful "El Hombre" Pujols billboards are here to stay. Even Albert Pujols agrees that they shouldn't, but the public relations people are determined to use the contentious nickname.Also published on: -
It Pays to Trust Your Gut -- Sometimes Up to a Million DollarsSteve Petty was having a bad day, but just as suddenly, his luck changed. Because of the inconveniences he faced, he ended up winning the Powerball. -
Questions for the Final Four GOP CandidatesThere are still questions each of the GOP candidates needs to address. These are the questions at the forefront of my mind for each candidate as Super Tuesday approaches.
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If My 'Father’s Name was Hitler,’ I Wouldn’t Call Myself His SonJean-Marie Loret claimed to be Adolf Hitler's son. There's plenty of evidence to back his claim, including cash deliveries to his mom from the dictator himself. Instead of writing a book about it, I would have outright denied such a truth. -
Adam Wainwright Is the New Face of the Cardinals: A Fan's TakeAdam Wainwright couldn't play during the 2011 season due to an elbow injury. He's ready to play ball again, and it's looking like he just may be the new face of the Cardinals.Also published on: -
Is Obama Really Ditching Hope and Change?Obama is choosing a new slogan this year. "Hope" and "Change" just won't work this time around. Perhaps instead of paying PR folks to create a new one, a poster contest could help tap into the people's pysche--and generate some hope for extra cash.
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Proposed Solution to the Birth-Control DebateSantorum backer Foster Friess made a comment that insinuated that women should just be chaste. Then we wouldn't have to worry about birth control. Can you imagine how many marriages that would destroy? -
Ozzie Smith, Whitey Herzog Expected at Cardinals Spring Training: A Fan’s ReactionOzzie Smith and Whitey Herzog are expected to show up for the Cardinals' Spring Training in Jupiter. This wouldn't have happened while La Russa was managing, so it's a bit of silver lining.Also published on: -
Finalists Announced for U.S. Oympics Women's Basketball: A Fan's PerspectiveThere are now 21 finalists who are hoping to go represent Team USA for women's basketball. Of the finalists, some have already brought home the gold. No matter who goes to London, it's looking like a great team.Also published on: -
Fan's Take: Is Albert Pujols Disrespecting Cardinals by Letting L.A. Call Him 'El Hombre'?Albert Pujols asked not to be called "El Hombre" in 2010 out of respect for Cardinals Hall of Famer Stan "The Man" Musial. Now, there are billboards with Pujols and that nickname plastered all over L.A. Has Pujols already forgotten his roots?Also published on:
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Whitney Houston Deserves Respect, Not JudgmentWhitney Houston became as famous for her personal struggles as for her talent. Instead of casting judgment on her posthumously, people should offer condolences to her family and pay last respects for her talent. Fame doesn't necessarily make life easier. -
Dwain Chambers Preparing for 2012 Olympics in London: A Fan's ViewDwain Chambers got a lifetime ban from the Olympics in 2003. Almost ten years after the fact, with the Games taking place in his hometown, he should be allowed to compete if he can prove he's clean.Also published on: -
First Person: Clearance Sales Are a Waste of MoneySale prices sometimes cause us to spend money under the premise that we're saving money. This couldn't be further from the truth. Subjecting sale items to the full-price test actually increases the amount in my savings account.
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Dow Sponsoring Olympics Creates More Backlash: A Fan's PerspectiveChemical giant Dow is determined to sponsor the 2012 Olympics. Despite public outcry and threats of boycotts, it is set to fund the London Stadium Wrap. There are concerns that artists are not going to be cooperative.Also published on:
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Cardinals Pitcher Chris Carpenter Expected to Take it Easy on Toe: A Fan's TakeCardinals' Chris Carpenter might not be doing much pitching during the first quarter of the 2012 season. His toe injury is expected to slow him down a little, but he should be fine later in the season--just in time for what may be his 3rd Cards Series.Also published on: -
Fan's View: Yadier Molina's Last Year with Cardinals?The St. Louis Cards exercised the club option to keep Molina for another year. But after the 2012 World Series, he'll be a free-agent. He's likely to end his eight year run with the Cardinals this year.Also published on: -
Cardinals Sign Relief Pitcher Scott Linebrink: A Fan's ReactionScott Linebrink signed a minor-league contract today with the Cardinals. The relief pitcher will be a great addition to the Cards should they need him during the season. Looks like they're putting together a strong team for 2012.Also published on:
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Summer Olympics Music Possibilities: A Fan's TakeThe London Olympics organizing committee has struck a deal with Universal Music Group. They also made the band Underworld music directors for the opening ceremonies. The 2012 Games just might make music history.Also published on:
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Bank of America to Man from Prosperity -- You're Dead to MeArthur Livingston of Prosperity, SC is alive and well. But Bank of America declared him dead. He's been in limbo for over three months.Also published on: -
Cardinals Can Win Another World Series Without Pujols and La Russa: A Fan’s PerspectiveAlbert Pujols helped the Cardinals win two World Series. But he didn't do it by himself. The Cards will still have a strong team, and maybe even stronger, and still have a shot at making history without him.Also published on:
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U.S. Olympic Gym Opens This Spring in East London: A Fan's TakeThe University of East London be opening its new gym this Spring. In July, it will serve as the home base for U.S. Olympics staff and a state-of-the-art training facility for athletes. Playing host will do good things for Londoners.Also published on:
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Roy Oswalt Reportedly Wants $10 Million to Play for Cardinals: A Fan's ReactionRoy Oswalt wants $10 million to play for the Cardinals. The Cards are interested in him, but not at that price. The Mississippi native needs to make a compromise.Also published on:
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Missouri Teen Murderer Receives Light SentenceMissouri teen murder, Alyssa Bustamante, plead guilty to second-degree charges. Her sentence was life with the possibility of parole. Considering her crime, she may be getting off easy.
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How I Repair Scratches on CDs and DVDsScratches used to mean I had to replace discs or do without. Since I learned this trick, I haven't had to replace many scratched CD's or DVD's at all.
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Virgin Fathers 15 Kids; More on the WayTrent Arsenault is a 35-year-old virgin who is the father of 15 children. He has been offering his free services as a do-it-yourself sperm donor since 2006. The FDA isn't happy.Also published on:
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How a Congressman Mistook Planned Parenthood Satire for NewsRepublican Rep. John Fleming mistook a parody article from The Onion for real news. Here are some completely speculative theories on how this mistake might have occurred.
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First Person: Hauling My Own Trash Saves Me $300 a YearI was paying my trash collector $25 per week to take my garbage to the dump. By taking care of it myself, I can ensure that things get recycled and I'm saving $300 per year.
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New York ‘Mass Hysteria’ Diagnosis Goes Back to 400 B.CMass hysteria has been around for at least 2,000 years. Though the name for the illness has changed, the symptoms remain the same. Is this diagnosis in the case of New York students ignoring the possibility that there is a pathogen that hasn't been found?
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Newly Discovered Alien Planet Ideal for LifeA new planet has been discovered. It meets some of the most important criteria for the possibility of life. We could have "postcards" from this Scorpio planet in the next 200 years.
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Charity Cuts Planned Parenthood FundingThe Susan G. Komen Foundation has given $680,000 to Planned Parenthood in the past year. It recently cut off that funding, and many critics say the decision was politically motivated.
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Zombie Protesters Sue TVA for $300,000A costume-clad group of protesters were denied entry into a TVA board meeting. The meeting resulted in a go-ahead for TVA's largest nuclear plant to date. The zombies are now suing for $300,000
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Feminists Accuse Lego of Having Mental BlockSPARK, a group devoted to feminist causes, takes issue with the 2012 Lego line aimed at girls. As a parent of a girl with ambitions to become an engineer, I think Lego needs to get rid of its mental block regarding how to target its products to girls.
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First Person: I Trimmed My Cell Phone Bill to $30 a MonthFirst, I was paying over $100 a month. Then, after adding a preteen, it reached $250. I decided that I'd had enough. The saga of how I finally got my cell phone bill under control.
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First Person: I'm Saving $120 a Year Without Giving Up My Premium CoffeeSometimes I can't afford to buy enough premium coffee to get me through the month. Tricking my taste buds into tolerating the cheap stuff saves me 25% or more on coffee.Also published on:
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Healthcare Mandate on Contraceptives Creates OutrageA new health care law forces employers to provide insurance that covers FDA-approved prescription contraceptives 100%. Some church-related organizations are outraged that they may have to pay for something the church itself condemns.Also published on:
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'We Support Kim Kardashian' Movement Growing?Kim was excited to learn that 'We Support Kim K' was trending on Sunday. Not all the tweets were supportive, though. Do the supporters outnumber those who want to boycott her?
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Church Sued in Lieu of SpiritThis isn't the first time that the lines that separate church and state have been blurred. In this case, a woman is suing an Evangelical church for medical bills the resulted from the domino effect. She wants a jury trial.
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Science Proves Conservatives Are Racist Idiots?A recent study reveals that conservatives tend to be prejudiced and have low IQs. Was the timing of its release stupid and biased or is that dumb conservative thinking on my part?
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Gingrich Defends Right to Cheerleaders...Really?Newt Gingrich may refuse to debate if his cheerleaders are asked to be quiet. Is it really freedom of speech that he's defending? Or is he concerned about his right to not be open about certain issues?
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Demi Moore: No More Laughing GasDemi's in treatment now after almost having a seizure. Sources say she had been doing whip-its (aka laughing gas.)Also published on:
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Paper Clip Dentistry a Common Practice?A dentist pleads guilty to charges that included using paper clips instead of stainless steel posts during root canals. The Attorney General explains that sometimes that is an acceptable temporary practice.Also published on:
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Mitt Romney's Tax Returns: Like Father, like Son?Mitt Romney's father lost the Republican nomination for president in 1968. He revealed 12 years worth of tax returns. Does his father's loss to Nixon explain why Mitt will only release 2 years of returns?Also published on:
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First Person: My $800 Home Warranty Pays for ItselfA home warranty can make costly repairs significantly cheaper. Every homeowner should consider getting one.
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Maya Angelou to Discuss Civil Rights on Public RadioDuring February, Maya Angelou will be speaking about the civil rights era. These broadcasts are free of charge to public radio stations. Tune in and be a part of history in the making.
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Five Great Decorations for a Super Bowl PartyThe best parties capture the essence of the game through decoration. Here's a guide to five great Super Bowl party decorations.Also published on:
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Political Correctness Means No Cougar Mascots?Apparently, a school board in Utah thinks so. It might offend some people, because of the slang connotations. Have we really gotten to this point?Also published on:
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Smirnoff Wants Tebow: Should He Be There?Smirnoff expressed interest in having Tim Tebow appear on "Dancing With The Stars." Should he be there? Some Baptists think dancing is wrong.
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Anne Rice: A Portrait of the AuthorThough many are familiar with the works of Anne Rice, there are many details about her personal life that contribute to an understanding of the author. Here's a look at some of the highlights of her life and career.
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Help Give the U.S. Economy a Lift: Buy AmericanJobs in American manufacturing are on the rise. Now we have to give the U.S. Economy a lift and buy what it's selling.Also published on:
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Stephen Colbert's Super PAC is Good for AmericaStephen Colbert is helping America through his super PAC by exposing the flaws in the current system. Here's an overview of what he's doing and why it's helping.Also published on:
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Hospital Mistakenly Bills Patient $44 Million - Overcharges CommonHealthcare fraud is on the rise, but it appears that billing overcharges are the norm. When you get a medical bill, do you look for errors or do you just pay?Also published on:
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The Kardashians' Reign May Be Ending ... FinallyDue to much negative publicity and business owners admitting they'd pay good money to have the Kardashians not show up at their events, it may finally be over for the reality star-studded family.Also published on:
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Exercises for women who ice skateDoing proper pre-ice skating warm ups and exercises can reduce post-skating soreness tremendously. Here are some important ones to include.
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How to deal with your kid's sick days during the winterI've been dealing with the occasional sick day for over a decade now. Here are some tips that will make those days go way more smoothly.
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Republicans Target Romney with Harsh Attacks -- Maybe Too HarshMitt Romney is under attack by his challengers. Have Rick Perry and Newt Gingrich brought too much force to the dogfight? These harsh blows may wound the Republican Party this round.
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How I'm Keeping the American Dream AliveThe American Dream is not dead; it's still alive and urging us to exit the realm of surrealistic fantasy. I'm keeping the dream alive by returning to the basic principles of our nation's founders.
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Why I Might Stop Supporting the Sierra ClubI care about the environment and I don't think paper resources should be wasted by organizations--especially ones devoted to green causes and rely on donor support. The Sierra Club is on thin ice with me due to its incessant mailings.
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Stone Tours of England: Unusual Day Trips from LondonMost people have heard of Stonehenge but there are similar sites in the nearby area. These are equally rich in history and fascinating for people with an interest in the Neolithic Stonebuilders of England.
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How My Family Became More Energy EfficientMany older homes are not energy efficient. There are simple projects and upgrades that help make a home more energy efficient. Here are some steps my family took to conserve energy--and lower our electricity bills.
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Best Concerts Coming to Memphis in 2012Tickets are available for five great shows. Willie Nelson, Puscifer, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers are coming to Memphis. (And that's just to name a few.)
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Occupy Language: LSSU’s List of Banned WordsLSSU's list of banned words isn't meant to be taken too seriously. But that didn't stop me from trying. Here's my response to these attempts at censorship. Spoiler alert: amazingly, it involves an Occupy Language movement.
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Green and Profitable Company Profile: Eco Candle Company and Its Soy Wax CandlesSome businesses value green: both in terms of environmental friendliness and monetary gain. This for-profit company knows how to mix passion with business and serves as a good example of green done right.
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Vacation Guide for Gatlinburg, TNGatlinburg is a wonderful vacation destination. Here are some of the highlights of what this beautiful, mountain getaway has to offer.
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Iowa Caucus 2012 NailbitersFrom respected journalists to the candidates themselves, suddenly the world is temporarily filled with clairvoyants. Turns out, they were all sort of right. Except Michele Bachmann, who was completely wrong.
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Words Lake Superior State Forgot to Add to Its Banned Words ListLSSU's list of banned words was missing a few overused, ban-worthy words and phrases. Here are some it forgot.
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Three Legends Remembered: Steve Jobs, Elizabeth Taylor, Amy WinehouseThe year 2011 marked the deaths of many legendary individuals. Three of them forever changed their respective industries.Also published on:
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Three Vintage-Style Valentine Crafts for Your SweetheartValentine's don't have to come from the card aisle. Here are three simple, vintage-style gifts that will melt your loved one's heart.
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Three Trendy (But Overrated) Car AccessoriesSome of the hottest car accessories turn out to be overrated--some are downright dangerous. Driving may not be the best time to catch up on the new releases you've been wanting to see.
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How I'm Making the Family Vacation Happen AgainAfter several years without taking a vacation, I've resolved to make it happen in 2012. Here's how I'm going to do it.
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How I'm Saving for a New LaptopThough I'm trying to save for larger expenses, my daughter needs a laptop. Here's how I'm going to save up to buy it.
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Winter Camping Near Jackson, TennesseeDon't let the cold keep you indoors all winter. Here are some of the best camping spots in the Jackson area.Also published on:
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Top Tech Trends of 2011This years tech theme was friends and family. Here's a look at some of the top tech products that aimed to befriend and the new additions to familiar tech families.
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There's Room for Entertainment in PoliticsWhen politicians have no interests outside politics, it can make them seem power hungry. Appearing as guests on TV shows can make them seem more human.
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Warcraft Mage: All-time Favorite Video Game CharacterI've played a lot of video games over the years. But my all-time favorite was my Warcraft mage who allowed me to experience things that would be desirable in real life.
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2012 Predictions: There's a New Car in My FutureThe Mayans made alot of predictions about 2012 and the fate of the world. I'm keeping things simple and limiting my predictions to the new car I see in my future.
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Host a Dessert Swap with FriendsHosting a dessert swap means you cook once, but you get four times the desserts. It's also a great way to enjoy time with friends.
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Disconnect to Reconnect This HolidayHow to disconnect from your technology long enough to connect with your family for the holidays. Leaving an amusing away message can make it easier.
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How to Sneak in 5 Educational Activities During Winter BreakDon't let your kid go on a mental hiatus during winter break. Here are five ways to keep them learning while still having fun.
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Five Great Gift Ideas for Jennifer Garner FansHere are five gift ideas for Jennifer Garner fans. I've included links to the cheapest dvd's I could find to make shopping alot easier.
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5 tips for decorating your home in an eclectic styleThis design philosophy throws the rules out the window. It's a great style that allows creative spirits to play.
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Lowe's Created Unnecessary Controversy with "All-American Muslim"Lowe's created its own mess in this advertising spectacle. Can the do-it-yourself retailer fix this one?
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My Winter Home Improvement DisasterNot everything you see on TV was meant to be tried at home. Let this serve as a cautionary tale before taking on trendy diy projects.
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Avoid the Top 10 Winter Hair Care DisastersThese tips are designed to help keep your tresses under low stress during winter. Find out what the remedies are if you’ve been making these common mistakes.
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Three Energy Efficient Winter Home Improvements for Your Living RoomHome improvements don't have to be exhausting. These living room improvements will help make your home more energy efficient.
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How I Got a Much Better Rate on My Auto InsuranceSometimes switching insurance companies isn't the best way to save money. Here's how a phone call got me a better rate on my auto insurance.
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5 simple ways to decorate your living room for the holidaysDecorating for the holidays doesn't always require electricity. Here are five mostly green, simple ways to decorate your living room the holidays.
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Memphis Grizzlies NBA Holiday Gift GuideHere's a guide to five great gifts for Grizzlies Fans. Links are included to make your shopping a cinch.
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NHL Nashville Predators Gift GuideMake shopping for your favorite Nashville Predators fan easy by using this gift guide. Links are included for ten great Predators NHL gifts so your shopping can be done in two simple clicks.Also published on:
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"Academic Steroids"Why academic steroid use isn't cheating but needs to be stopped.
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Staying Centered Despite Political ExtremesBeing a centrist in a climate of political extremes is challenging. It's not impossible to stay centered, though.Also published on:
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Comma Drama: How to Be ConfusedA polite letter to the Comma, asking for a little clarity.
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Stupid Southerners and Other StereotypesAll southerners aren't stupid. Most of us even wear shoes.
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Freelancing Scams: How to Avoid Three Common OnesThree traps to avoid when freelancing. Take it from one who's been there.
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Black Friday (or Black and Blue Friday)So many people get hurt on Black Friday that I've dubbed it Black and Blue Friday. Here are some unanswered questions I have for people who brave the crowds.
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Do Not Go Naked into This Cold NightA tribute to Black Friday and Dylan Thomas' "Do Not Go Gently into That Good Night." But not nearly as deep. Nor as serious. But in villanelle form.
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Hungry Man Frozen Dinners SexistPinnacle's Hungry Man frozen dinners leave women out completely. Here are three reasons why this upsets me.
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Six Reasons Why You Should Thank Lady GagaWhether a fan or not, here are six reasons you have to be thankful for Lady Gaga.
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Occupy Nashville Movement Still StrongThe Occupy Nashville movement is still gaining momentum. The group has recently infiltrated a gala where former defense secretary Rumsfeld was speaking.
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Christmas 2011: Great Golf Gifts for MenGet the golfer in your life something he'll love this year. Here's a list of five great golf gifts for men.Also published on:
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Christmas 2011: Best Golf Gifts for WomenGreat golf gifts ideas for her. You're sure to find something she'll love.Also published on:
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Ice Skating Lessons for Kids in West TennesseeKids love ice skating. Here's a list of places that offer ice skating and ice skating lessons in west Tennessee.Also published on:
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Seven Great St. Louis Cardinals Gifts for Christmas 2011Here's a list of 7 Great St. Louis Cardinals gifts ideas. There's something on the list for every type of Cards fan.Also published on:
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Five Places for a Game of Football in Jackson, TennesseeSome great spots for a game of football with friends and family. Here's a list of five places to play football in Jackson, Tennessee.Also published on:
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Favorite NFL Thanksgiving Classic Memories: Titans vs. LionsI'll never forget the Titans 2008 Thanksgiving Classic victory over the Lions. How football can bring a family together.Also published on:
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Worried Cartoon ManA haiku series about a man in a cartoon.
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How to Make Yourself SneezeSometimes you feel a sneeze coming out, but you just can't seem to get it out. Here's the solution.
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Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" MishapThe writer of the Atlas Shrugged copy on the new Atlas Productions DVD forgot to do some research. Here are some thoughts on the writer's likely reaction to the news.
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Electronics Recycling Day 2011: Jackson FairgroundsDon't let your e-waste end up in the landfill. Bring it to the Jackson Fairgrounds on Saturday, November 12, 2011 for safe disposal of your unwanted electronics on America Recycles Day.
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Suspect Tracking: GPS Surveillance Big Brother ReportIs there still a such think as the right to privacy? Reflections on the Supreme Court case regarding GPS technology and suspect tracking.
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Christmas 2011: Great Gifts for Tennessee Vols FansHere are great gifts ideas for your favorite UT Volunteers fans. These aren't a list of the same old t-shirts. This list includes gifts for fans of all ages.Also published on:
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Wall Street Challenge: How Not to Get SeasickWall Street is making me feel seasick. How my cautious approach is weathering me through the storm.
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10 Years of the iPod: A Personal RetrospectiveWhy I loved it and why I wish I still had it.Also published on:
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Scotty McCreery Still a Regular Guy Despite His FameScotty McCreery was an American Idol Favorite. After the CMA performance, he's now officially a star.
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It's a Shame Eddie Murphy Won't Be Hosting the Oscars This YearEddie Murphy was set to host the Oscars. Now he's backed out and I'm not happy about it.
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Why We Need More Education in SchoolsToo many schools focus entirely on testing. Isn't there more to learning than just doing well on standardized tests?
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Whose Tea Party is This Anyway?The Tea Party is embracing candidates that might not be good for their overall effectiveness. Here are some thoughts on the issue.
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Top 5 Places to Visit Near Jackson, TNThere are alot of interesting places to go in and around Jackson. Check out these ideas for your next outing.
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How the Individual Can Create Social ChangeSocial responsibility is often passed off for "somebody else" to deal with. Here are some thoughts about the power of the individual in making a difference.
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Thanksgiving 101: It's Not Just for NovemberBeing thankful is easy. Here are some good ways to celebrate all the good in your life.
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Being Happy 1015 ways to get started.
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How to Get Organized Using 5 Easy StepsGetting organized comes easier to some than others. Here are some tips if you struggle with getting things in order.
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Are Cain and His 999 Plan Really Able?Why Cain's 999 Plan is too catchy to make good sense. And why it won't ever be implemented, anyway.
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Haiku-Christmas LightsA haiku about Christmas. Enjoy.
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Haiku- FallriseThis is a series of haiku in contemplation of autumn. Enjoy.
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Publishing OnlineHow to avoid being scammed by article brokers, and inside tips on publishing online. What to do and what not to do.
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Is SEO Ruing the Internet?How SEO can lower the quality of the web as a whole. And how article brokers play a large role in the decline of quality writing on the internet.
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A 2011 Guide to Jackson, TN Christmas Parades and EventsDetails on Jackson's Christmas Parade. Dates, times, and other important details for parade goers and participants.
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Haiku- Cold Wind is a FireThis haiku is about renewal. A thought to celebrate winter.
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Thanksgiving 2011Thanksgiving 2011 doesn't have to leave you frazzled. Here are tips on making sure it's a holiday you can be thankful for.
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Bowling in Jackson, TN. Which One to Choose?Best Bowling venues in Jackson, TN. Where to go.