Kristina Jones

Kristina Jones hails from Fort Lewis, WA where her husband proudly serves his country. She has a degree in Criminal Justice. She also has two young daughters and enjoys writing about almost anything.
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B.S. Criminal Justice from Colorado Technical University (Online)
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  • 4 Tips to Maximize Your Child's Educational Potential
    One mother's tips for creating a positive learning environment at home.
  • Two Tasty BBQ Recipes for Fourth of July
    Two classic BBQ recipes, one chicken, one pork, make for a tasty Fourth of July.
  • Good-Bye Brett Favre
    After 17 years of football, Brett Favre calls it quits. Kristina Jones offers her reflections on his career and what he means to her.
  • Biggest Loser Week 7 Still Filled with Drama
    In this weight loss contest, could the underdogs beat out a man-sized group two weeks in a row? Find out by reading this week's recap of the Biggest Loser.
  • Valentine's Day Gifts for Deployed Soldiers
    A few ideas to make Valentine's Day memorable for deployed soldiers are what make this article a good read.
  • The Holidays During a Military Deployment
    Having a family member in Iraq during the holidays is a bittersweet experience. Find out how this military wife sees the holiday season.
  • Sticking to a New Year's Weight Loss Resolution All Year
    It's nearing the end of the year and we are all thinking about our New Years' resolutions. One of the most popular resolutions is to lose weight. Try something new this year and make it a daily resolution.
  • Visit These Holiday Light Displays in Puget Sound
    The holiday season is upon us now. Everywhere we go, we see the trademarks of the holidays. In the Puget Sound area, there are many professional displays of holiday lights to get us all in the holiday spirit.
  • Grey's Anatomy Biography - Justin Chambers
    Justin Chambers is one of the reasons viewers flock to the Grey's Anatomy. A successful actor who started his career as a model has raised to success both on T.V. and the big screen.
  • Lifetime's Army Wives Gets it Right
    Have you ever wondered what it was like to be married to an Army soldier? Thanks to Lifetime, you can now experience the ups and downs of life inside the Army, from a spouse's perspective.
  • Guide to Finding Grey's Anatomy Gear Online
    Are you the ultimate Grey's Anatomy fan and just can't seem to get enough? Well, here is some good news. Thanks to various websites, you can pick up your favorite gear and really make Grey's Anatomy a part of your daily life.
  • Grey's Anatomy: Who's Staying, Who's Leaving, and Who's New?
    Now that Season 3 of Grey's Anatomy is over, the questions over who's staying, who's leaving, and who's coming are beginning to be answered. Find out more inside this article.
  • Six Most Memorable Moments of Grey's Anatomy: Season 3
    Now that Grey's Anatomy's Season Finale has passed, find out what season 3 moments where the most memorable.
  • Sara Ramirez is Grey's Anatomy's Dr. Callie Torres-O'Malley
    Sara Ramirez may be the most diverse of all the cast members of the hit television series Grey's Anatomy. As the curvy Dr. Callie Torres, Sara Ramirez has brought her Broadway success to the small screen.
  • Grey's Anatomy's Dr. George O'Malley: T.R. Knight
    As the ever lovable and emotional George O'Malley, the world has been formally introduced to T.R. (Theodore Raymond) Knight.
  • Katherine Heigl is Grey's Anatomy's Dr. Isobel "Izzie" Stevens
    As Isobel "Izzie" Stevens, Katherine Heigl has showed why she is one of the best actresses on television. Her portrayal of Izzie Stevens, an intern at Seattle Grace, who paid her way through school by modeling, is very natural.
  • How to Upload Photos Using Yahoo! Photos
    This video is a tutorial for uploading photos to Yahoo! Photos. This video will guide you through the process of making your own photo album(s) on Yahoo! Photos.
  • 5 Deployment Coping Ideas for Children
    Even though my children have never gone through a long deployment, like the one they are about to experience, I have devoted my time to making sure they will be able to cope with the absence of their father.
  • How the Army's 15-Month Deployments Will Affect This Army Family
    There is no doubt being an Army wife is definitely demanding. Those demands have become ever increasing with last month's announcement of extending the Army standard deployments from twelve months to fifteen months.
  • How a Minor Injury Led Me to Being a Disabled Veteran
    This had to have been one of the hardest moments of my life. I was 20 years old and was being labeled a Disabled Veteran.
  • Grey's Anatomy: Season Finale Recap
    During the season finale of Grey's Anatomy, viewers were left with all sorts of questions about the future of the interns. The season finale of Grey's Anatomy ran fifteen minutes longer than normal and the longer show was full of drama and emotions.
  • How Not to Be a Victim
    Being a victim generally means you choose not to survive.So, how do you not become a victim? Keep reading and you just might find some ways to not become a victim.
  • Product Review: Carbonite Backup Software
    Carbonite is easy to use and takes very little time to backup an entire hard drive. Carbonite allows you to download their software and install it on your computer.
  • Panasonic VDR-200 DVD Camcorder: Worth Every Penny
    The Panasonic VDR-D200 DVD Video Camera is very easy to use. Everything you need to know is clearly explained in the user manual, but anyone can perform basic operations without looking at the user manual.
  • 7 Outdoor Summer Activities for Kids
    With summer almost here, most of us will be spending more time outside with our children. There are lots of things we can do with our children while outdoors.
  • The Illuminati and the New World Order
    We are on the brink of witnessing world domination by a very evil group of individuals. The Illuminati seek to create a perfect society and have been working endlessly for centuries to put this plan into practice.
  • 5 Tips to Help Rekindle a Past Relationship
    The process of reconnecting with those in our past is anything but easy. Here are some tips I found useful when I sought to reconnect with my own parents.
  • Deciding Between an Open or Closed Adoption
    Choosing to adopt a child is a big step. There are many things you need to consider before moving forward with the adoption process. One of the biggest choices you need to consider involves the type of adoption.
  • Top 10 Hilarious MySpace Videos
    I viewed just about every funny video on MySpace and created my Top 10 Hilarious Video list. Some of the videos I will share with you are parody videos and some are just people being silly.
  • What Equals Peace?
    What really does the word "peace" mean today? If we think about it, most of us equate the word peace with the absence of war; at least I know I did until a few days ago.
  • Adventures in America: Riviera Maya
    There is a lot to do when you visit the Riviera Maya. Most people believe this area is just for drinking and partying, but the truth is that there is so much more to do than be drunk for a week.
  • Adventures in America: Wisconsin Dells
    Are you looking for the perfect family-friendly vacation? Give the Wisconsin Dells a chance!
  • Adventures in America: The Black Hills
    Are you looking for a nice, outdoors, family-friendly vacation? The Black Hills of South Dakota offers one of the best vacation opportunity for families.
  • 8 Signs Your Man is a Keeper
    Are you trying to decide if you should keep your man or kick him to the curb? Here are 8 signs that you need to keep your man!
  • R. Kelly: Top 10 Songs
    R. Kelly is the proclaimed "King of R&B." Here are what Kristina Jones considers to be his top 10 songs of all time.
  • How Police Receive Consent to Search
    The first thing you should know is that you do not necessarily need to allow a police officer to search you or your property. Some times when you refuse to be searched by the police, you may appear to be hiding something.
  • Product Review: Hanns-G HW191D LCD Monitor
    Details and specifications of Hanns-G HW191D LCD Monitor.
  • R & B Rumble: Usher Vs. Justin Timberlake
    Who really is R&B's leading man? Here's how the title would be decided today.
  • Does Religion Have a Direct Impact on How We Live Our Lives?
    The laws and social norms of society have deep roots to the various religions of the world. If the world did not have any religion, would we still view crimes in the same light?
  • Behind the Superstition: Friday the 13th
    This year, April 13th falls on a Friday. On this day, many people may believe their luck is in jeopardy. Friday the 13th is said to be the most unlucky day, but have you ever thought where this superstition was started and why?
  • 6 Tips for Surviving Basic Combat Training
    Kristina Jones shares tips she learned while going through the U.S. Army's basic combat training program.
  • 7 Great Gifts for High School Graduates
    Choosing a gift for your high school graduate can be hard. Here are seven gift ideas for high school graduates.
  • How -To Behave in the Courtroom
    Having to go to court can be a very stressful event. You must be fully prepared and know how to conduct yourself inside the courtroom.
  • 5 Tyler Perry Must-See Productions
    If you have not seen a Tyler Perry play or movie, you need to check one of them out and judge the content for yourself. Tyler Perry gives a new twist to the same comedy style of Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence.
  • MTV is No Longer "Music Television"
    MTV had a vision of being a music channel and it was for a very long time. In recent years, MTV has been drifting further away from its roots as the pioneer of music television by becoming the reality show hub on television.
  • Military Spouses Should Be Compensated
    Military spouses are not compensated for the damage it does to have their spouse be transferred overseas for a year, yet they do a lot of work. Most people know being a military spouse is like having a full-time job, but are not paid for their work.
  • How-To Upgrade Your Video Graphics Card
    Upgrading your video graphics card may look like a daunting task if you do not know much about computers. The truth is anyone can upgrade their video graphics card easily. This guide is designed to help you upgrade your video graphics card easily and hassle-free.
  • UK Schools Drop Muslim-Offending Topics from Curriculum
    The United Kingdom has made the decision to stop teaching some of the most controversial events in world history. The United Kingdom's government has made the decision, based on research, to eliminate history lessons involving the Holocaust and the Crusades.
  • My Biggest Secret
    Kristina Jones shares her deepest secret, which also happens to be her biggest nightmare!
  • 7 Jokes for National Humor Month
    April is National Humor Month. Here are 7 clean jokes for your enjoyment!
  • How to Overcome Age Difference in a Relationship
    To make the relationship work, you must be able to overcome the age gap. This guide will help you overcome this age gap and make your relationship successful.
  • Microsoft Windows Vista: User Review
    While Microsoft Windows Vista looks and operates greatly, there are many things I love about Vista and a few things I find to be a common annoyance.
  • Battle of the Hip-Hop Moguls: Diddy Takes on Jay-Z
    What would happen if Jay-Z and Diddy were to clash in a battle of the top spot in the hip-hop game? Would one of these moguls brutalize the other? Would it come down to a KO in the final round? Well, here is how I would see this battle between Diddy and Jay-Z.
  • How-to Guide: Taking Care of Your African American Daughter's Hair
    African American hair requires a lot of attention and time. This guide has been designed to help you take care of your African American daughter's hair.
  • Five Steps to Truly Forgive Someone
    To forgive someone means to let go of any resentment towards the individual. People really do not have to verbally express their forgiveness, although it is something to consider if someone asks for forgiveness. .
  • AC Experiment Results: Should Prisoners Have Access to the Internet?
    Kristina Jones delivers results from her AC Experiment: Should Prisoners Have Access to the Internet?.
  • Easy Ways College Students Can Make Money
    College students always find themselves skimping on cash. Here are a few different ways college students can make an extra buck or two.
  • Pilonidal Abscess: Symptoms, Prevention, & Treatment
    The word "pilonidal" may sound foreign to most people. When I first mentioned that I have a pilonidal to family members, I received confused looks. The word "pilonidal" means "nest of hairs." Basically, a pilonidal abscess is a large boil near the tailbone.
  • Creative Ideas for Celebrating Mother's Day from Miles Away
    Mother's Day is a day to recognize one of the most special people in our lives. It is easy to find ways to celebrate Mother's Day when you live close by, but how can you celebrate the holiday when several thousand miles separate you?
  • The Value of Online Degrees
    What is the value of obtaining a degree online? Will I have a disadvantage to those who obtained their degrees at brick-and-mortar institutions? Will future employers favor those who have degrees from the traditional universities?
  • Banned Book: The Catcher in the Rye
    The Catcher in the Rye has been challenged multiple times and is third on the list of most challenged books. Many people have wondered why The Catcher in the Rye is challenged and if it should really be banned.
  • I'm Adopted - How I Went from an Outsider to a Someone Who Mattered
    Kristina Jones reflects on her tumultuous life and how she went from being an outcast to being somebody who mattered.
  • Violent Acts by Civilians Against Civilians
    Terrorist acts do not always come from radical Islamists or other individuals outside of the country. Terrorists can live and breed among us. We all have the potential to commit a terrorist act.
  • Theories of Juvenile Delinquency
    There are many different theories that have contributed towards the understanding of juvenile delinquency. These theories fall under three categories: biological, psychological, and sociological theories.
  • Bribery and International Business
    Bribery has found its way into the dealings of international business. As usual, there are two sides of the coin in determining the effect that bribes have on international business affairs.
  • How-to Find the Perfect Online School for You
    Finding a good brick and mortar university is hard, but finding a great online university is even harder. This guide will help you find the best online school for you.
  • DNA Clears Rape Suspect in Washington
    Police thought they had their man, until DNA tests proved them wrong. On Tuesday, February 21, 2007, a twenty-three year old rape suspect was cleared following a DNA analysis.
  • School Expells Two 12-Year-Olds for Sexual Assault Allegations
    On Tuesday, February 20, 2007 two middle school aged boys were expelled from their school for allegations of sexual assault. The two boys, aged 12, had attended College Place Middle School. The students claimed their actions were part of prank.
  • Seattle Area Lawyer Files Lawsuits Over Salmonella Contaminated Peanut Butter
    A Seattle area lawyer has filed a lawsuit against ConAgra. William Marler has filed the lawsuit on behalf of several individuals who fell ill after consuming contaminated peanut butter. The peanut butter was contaminated with the bacteria salmonella.
  • How Felonies Are Processed
    Felonies are the most severe offenses in the American criminal justice system. Felonies include the most heinous crimes known to man.
  • Why America Has Repeat Drug Offenders
    Repeat drug offenders are not a thing of the past. In the wake of the War on Drugs, prisons are seeing more repeat drug offenders than they did twenty years ago.
  • The Criminal Justice System Process - Part One
    This article is the first of a three part series of how offenders are processed once in the system. This article will discuss how juvenile offenses are processed.
  • The Criminal Justice System Process - Part Two
    The adult criminal system process is much more grueling to understand than the juvenile system because of offense classification. This article is part two of the three part series and will focus on how misdemeanor offenses proceed through the criminal justice system.
  • Why Do Women Marry Prisoners?
    It is not easy to determine why any women would want to marry someone who is incarcerated for life or waiting on death row.
  • CSI Effect - How the Show Has Affected America's Courtrooms
    Crime-based dramas have lead to a phenomenon known as the "CSI effect." The CSI effect is the unrealistic expectations of jurors when it comes to evidence in trials.
  • Is the War on Drugs the New Jim Crow?
    Is the War on Drugs just modern day Jim Crow laws? This article will tackle the issues of the War on Drugs and show the similarities of the laws created with those of the south's Jim Crow laws.
  • Postpartum Depression: A Valid Legal Defense?
    Some people believe the use of postpartum depression as a defense is just a way for murderers to get a break from the criminal justice system. Others believe it is a valid defense because no mother in her right mind would think of doing such an atrocious thing.
  • Man on Trial for Killing Girlfriend Testifies
    Paul Cortez is an aspiring actor who has taken his performance into the courtroom. Cortez, 26 years old, took the stand on Thursday, during the trial in which he is accused of murder. The case is being tried before the Manhattan Supreme Court.
  • White Collar Crimes Explained
    Today, through much debate, the term is generally applied to any form of various nonviolent offenses that are committed in a business or professional setting for capital gains.
  • A Third Potential Father for Smith's Daughter Emerges
    Following the death of Anna Nicole Smith, there is a new twist in the paternity case of Smith's daughter, Dannielynn. It is being reported that Prince Frederick von Anhalt, the husband of actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, may be the father of Smith's baby.
  • Saving Our Children - How to Prevent and Identify Sexual Abuse
    The best way to deal with sexual abuse is to become proactive in protecting your child from becoming a victim. This article will create a typical pedophile profile, tips for protecting your child, and how to identify the signs of sexual abuse.
  • Watada May See the End of Case
    Fifth Amendment protections may prompt prosecutors to drop charges against 1st Lt Watada.
  • Should Prisoners Have Access to the Internet?
    Granting inmates access to the internet can be a good and bad thing. You weigh in on the decision.
  • Court Martial Declared a Mistrial
    The judge presiding over the court martial of Army 1st Lieutenant Ehren Watada, who refused to deploy with his battalion to Iraq, has declared a mistrial Wednesday.
  • New Candy Drug Hits West Coast
    According to Q13 Fox News, a new type of methamphetamine has made it to the west coast. Police say the new form of methamphetamine is known as candy methamphetamine or "Strawberry Quick" on the streets.
  • The War at Home - Some of the Struggles Spouses of Troops Face During Deployments
    Kristina Jones discusses the battles she and many military spouses must fight during times of deployment.
  • A Woman's Guide to Preventing and Reacting to an Attack
    If you were attacked,would you know how to react? Would you fight back or let your attacker continue his plan of action? This article provides tips on preventing attacks and what to do if you become a victim.
  • Groundhog Day
    Candlemas was a tradition which marked a highlight during winter and the weather during that day was of great importance.
  • American Idol Ice Cream?
    The next step in being the biggest thing in popculture is to market ice cream. American Idol just did and it is great!
  • Romantic Weekend Escapes Near Seattle
    Just in time for Valentine's Day, Kristina provides two weekend escapes near Seattle, WA.
  • Police Charge Man in "Baseline Killer" Murders
    After terrorizing the Phoenix area, the Baseline Killer has been caught and indicted on 74 felony charges, including 9 murders.
  • Top 10 Valentine's Day Gifts for Men
    Finding the perfect gift for the man in your life can be hard at times. Here's a list to help you find that perfect gift for him this Valentine's Day.
  • Top 10 Dora the Explorer Must-Have Products
    Dora the Explorer is one of the most popular character since Elmo. These products are sure to be a perfect fit for your little explorer.
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day: How to Celebrate Through Service
    How to turn your day off into a day of service and remembrance.
  • The Hearsay Rule: How and When it Can Be Used in Court
    The concept of hearsay can be quite a complex matter to understand. There are different rules of when hearsay is admissible and when it is inadmissible. A general knowledge of the hearsay rule is needed when dealing with informants.
  • What Crime Labs Do
    Crime labs play a vital role within the criminal justice system. Without crime labs, it would be extremely impossible to solve certain crimes such as sexual assaults and other violent crimes.
  • Defining Terrorism
    The word 'terrorism' is a hard word to define. Terrorism was first utilized during the French Revolution and was seen as a positive thing in the eighteenth century.
  • You Adopted a High Risk Child, Now What?
    Children who are adopted later in life often experience emotional pains and may exhibit adverse behaviors. Some of these children may feel abandoned and do not understand the process fully.
  • The Problems with Urban Sprawl
    It has been argued that urban sprawl is the root of many environmental problems. Today, I am offering my viewpoint on this issue and reasons to support my position.
  • Why Does Our Society Punish?
    Why do we punish? Well, the answer is quite simple. We punish because it is our nature.
  • Jack the Ripper: What Caused Him to Kill?
    There is much speculation as to why Jack the Ripper decided to kill and why he stopped.
  • Juveniles in the Adult Criminal Justice System
    Juveniles who are adjudicated in the criminal courts, as opposed to juvenile courts, are faced with more obstacles. Since there are different processing procedures between the two jurisdictions, these juveniles are affected differently when released into society.
  • The Future of the Juvenile Justice System
    What does the future have in store for the juvenile justice system? Some may say that more responsibility needs to be placed on the parents, while others say it is society's responsibility to help curb juveniles from entering the justice system.
  • Top 5 Changes for 2007
    Have you ever thought about changing the world? From the war to the BCS, nothing is safe in 2007.
  • Television Detectives Vs. Real-World Detectives
    Have you ever watched Law and Order or Criminal Minds and thought about using ideas as a defense in court if needed in the future? You may want to think again!
  • Miranda Rights Controversy
    Since the introduction of the Miranda Rights, there have been many concerns surrounding the issues of the validity of the law. Some may argue that this law is unconstitutional.
  • What You Need to Know About the Attorney-Client Privilege
    The privilege was created to protect the attorney and not the client. It originally was put into place so it would protect the attorney from testifying against his /her client, who would discredit his/her, loyalty.
  • America's Drug War - Is it Worth It?
    The drug war in America is locking up drug offenders at a faster rate than any other crime. Is it the only answer to drugs in America?
  • How to Detect Fingerprints and Blood at a Crime Scene
    Have you ever wondered how fingerprints and blood are detected when invisible to the naked eye? This document focuses on various field tests which are utilized by CSIs at a crime scene.
  • Inside Al-Qaeda
    This paper is an analysis of how Al-Qaeda operates. This piece looks at the structure of the terrorist group and how its operations may differ than we think.
  • Review of Colorado Technical University Online
    Have you thought about taking courses online to earn your degree, but are too skeptic about the validity of the program? Well, here is one school which has surpassed my expectations for obtaining my Bachelor's of Science in Criminal Justice.
  • Criminal Justice System as a Preventative Measure Against Terrorism
    This paper shows how the criminal justice system has become proactive in the war against terrorism. In this paper, the specifics of the USA PATRIOT ACT of 2001 will be discussed, alongside the benefits of the USA PATRIOT ACT of 2001.
  • The Evidence
    This is my first short story. It is a detective's story about his first case.

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