Caradwyn Cooper
Caradwyn Cooper is a writer, mother, animal advocate, and holds an Associates Degree in Medical administration. She writes for many well known websites, such as Yahoo! Voices, Yahoo! Finance, Examiner, Hubpages, and many more.
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Living with Symphysis Pubis DysplasiaSymphysis Pubis Dysplasia is a complication that some pregnant women face. It can be very painful, and the only treatment that can make it better is child birth. Here is how to live with it until you reach your due date. -
The Disgusting Truth About Skim MilkThe dairy industry has a wealth of information that says milk is healthy for you. Does that really mean skim milk, or are they skimming the truth?
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Health Benefits of AloeAloe is known for treating burns in the kitchen. Not many people know of the other uses that it has in the active role of keeping you healthy. -
How I Invested in a Flea Market BusinessMany people see financial moves as directly investing, or by increasing your profits immediately. However, my best financial investment will create long term income for my family and allow us a weekly financial increase. -
Why I Am Pro-Death PenaltyMany people are against the death penalty. However, these are typically the people who do not see first hand what death row inmates have done. They have not seen the the anguish that people who deserve death have caused. Here is why I am for the death! -
First Person: Why Do You Own so Many Guns?Many people frown against gun ownership. As a gun owner, this question perplexes me. A better question would be, why do you not own guns? -
Facts About Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Prevention MeasuresAs a mother, I know the fear of hearing that your child has RSV. However, with proper treatment, your child will be as good as new in no time. Here are the ups and downs of RSV. -
National Grandparents Day: Thank You, Dad, for helping me raise my childrenBeing a single parent isn't easy, it takes a lot of hard work. If my dad were not in the picture, I don't think I would have made it through college. Thank you dad for all you have done for me and my children.
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First Person: How I Saved My House from ForeclosureForeclosure can be stressful to say the least. However, there are ways to get yourself out of foreclosure and get back to a normal life. Here is my story. -
Can Volunteerism Increase Your Employment Value?Many people look at volunteering as a chance to pay back society, or a chance to benefit their community. However, many people tend to ignore the fact that volunteering can actually improve their financial worth in the workplace. -
When My Son Gets Baby Food and when He Gets Table FoodThere are some things from the table that babies should not have. However, not all of the foods from the table are bad for your little one. Baby food is simple to make, and your baby will appreciate table food more than he would jar food.
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Poision Vines: The Spreading Itch!It is the time of the year when you spend hours in the yard. Whether you are gardening, cutting back trees, or doing maintenance, chances are you will have contact with poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac. Here are some home treatments for your itch. -
My Niece's Refusal to SleepMany people wonder how you can put up with the tantrums associated with autism. I have to tell you, it is not the tantrums that are the hardest part of autism. It is the lack of sleep for everyone in the house. Here is how to get by. -
How to Teach Your Child to Be Accepting of Those with AutismAutistic children are bullied daily. However, these children are the ones that are hurt most by bullying. Having a niece with autism, I see the impact that children have on her daily. Here is how to teach your child to be understanding. -
Modern Day MummificationFor the last 100 years or so, scientists have marveled over the mummified remains found in Egypt. After almost a century of wondering, science has finally created a mummy for themselves. Read here to find out more. -
Teaching Your Dog Not to Beg for Your FoodHaving a dog that begs for food can be quite annoying. However, it is possible for you to train your dog not to beg. Here are some tips and tricks on how to stop this annoying behavior. -
When Comments Make You SourNot everyone agrees on every topic. What do you do when comments on your work make you sour? Here are my tips.
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Thinking of Quitting Your Day Job to Write from Home?Quitting your day job to work from home sounds like a dream. However, it may become a nightmare if you are not well prepared.
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Finally Making My Dream Refinancing a RealityAfter paying $1,200 per month on a mortgage for seven long years, I have finally made my dream of refinancing, into a reality. After a lot of hard work and effort, I can finally afford to live.
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Mount Savage, Maryland: A Town Full of HistoryMount Savage, Maryland, is currently known as a dying town. To many it is, but to those who run the Mount Savage Historical Museum, it is not. It is full of history that you can see first-hand! -
Western Maryland Residents Chip in to Help in Heat Wave, Power OutagesSeveral states were trampled a recent storm. No power, no air conditioning, and no end in sight. As the electric companies attempt to work out the serious issues with lines and transformer towers, we are sweating it out. -
First Person: The Heat After the Storm in MarylandOn Friday night Maryland was hit by a storm known to meteorologists as derecho. This storm felt, at the time, like a tornado. Now, we suffer through heat, and darkness as the electric company desperately tries to repair lines.
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5 Things to Do with Your Kids when the Power Goes OutWhen the power goes out, kids automatically get bored. If it is raining they can't go outside to play, and laptop batteries only last so long to watch movies. Here are somethings that you can do with your children that will entertain them for hours.
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Governer Proclaims May 25 'Missing Children's Awareness Day'Missing a child is a mother's worst fear. Getting the word out is now easier with the Amber Alert, but prevention is the best approach to missing children. One governor has decided that better education, may help prevent children going missing.
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Ensure Quality of Your Quilt from the First StageCutting out a quilt may seem like an easy task. However, things can get a bit messy if you don't pay attention. Here are some tips to ensure smooth cutting for your next quilting project.
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The Forgotten Meaning of Memorial DayThe origin of Memorial Day may be of question, but sadly, so has the holiday. Memorial Day has been slowly forgotten over the years. The meaning, the feeling, and the appreciation has slowly drifted away. Enclosed is the meaning that we have lost.
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How to Win the Battle with Common House FliesFiles can be a serious nuisance. They can also carry bacteria that you really don't want to know about. It seems that the harder you work toward getting rid of them, the harder they work to breed. Here are some ways to win the battle with common flies.
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First Person: Court Ordered MediationMany states have decided to establish a court ordered mediation in child custody cases. I have been through court ordered mediation and survived. Here are some tips to get through mediation unscathed.
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First Person: Play Ground Accident Caused My Son's Bipolar DisorderIt is disheartening to find out that your child has any mental disorder, especially if they are brought to light by an accident. It is sad to think that disorders could be laying in wait to destroy a child's life. Read here to find out more.
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Experimental Solar Powered Plane Makes Transcontinental FlightWe all know how beneficial solar power can be. Most of us never thought that we would see the day that a solar powered plane would take flight. On May, 24, 2012, the first solar powered plane did just that. To top it off, the flight is transcontinental.
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The Advantages of Allowing Your Child to Play LuxorChildren are naturally drawn to video games. We hesitate to allow them to play; however, video games do have their advantages as long as the child is monitored.
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Allegany County Board of Commissioners Overreacts to BSLThe Maryland Court of Appeals recent ruling regarding pit bulls caused a serious stir. This caused the Allegany County board of commissioners to over react and completely stop pit bull adoptions.These dogs are in danger Read her to find out more.
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Diablo 3: A Game ReviewDiablo 3 is a video game that we have waited on for four long years. Here is a review on the long awaited Diablo 3.
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The Pains of PregnancyCould a woman really be nine months pregnant and not know it? Those of us that had terrible pregnancies tend to doubt it. I have come up with possible scenarios that may lead someone to not know they were pregnant before delivery.
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Adolf Hitler Rumors - Was He Really Female?There are many rumors flying around the Internet about how Hitler really died, if he died, where he died and even if he was a man. I am here to put at least one of those rumors to rest, at least in the format that it originally came.
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Diablo 3 Beta - A Video Game ReviewDiablo 3 release is right around the corner. The scheduled release date is May, 15, 2012. There are tons of people wondering whether or not this game is going to be worth the time waiting and the financial investment. I am here to tell you about the beta!
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Man Accused of Double Homicide Commits SuicideA two week long man hunt came to an end on May 11, 2012. Adam Mayes, accused of double homicide and kidnapping shot himself in the head. Read here to find out more about this chilling story.
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The Pit Bull Breed and BSLFor years there has been hype about the pit bull breed, along with many others. They have been declared dangerous, violent and deadly. Are they really all they are said to be or is it just a mass hysteria that has gotten completely out of control?
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The Best Ways to Recover from a Mountain Bike RideMountain biking can take its toll on your body. Understanding the best ways to recover after a ride can make your experience better, and make you look forward to your next ride.
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First Person: The Journey to an Autism DiagnosisThe Journey to a diagnosis of autism can be a very long one. It will have its trials and frustrations. A diagnosis of autism is not the end of the world, it is a new beginning. Read here to find out about my niece's journey to a diagnosis of autism.
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Top 10 Running Recovery Tips: Reducing the Day-After BurnIt is inevitable to feel the burn after going on a long or tough run. There are ways to beat the burn and recover some before the ache hits you. Here are my top 10 ways to recover from a hard run.Also published on:
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Running 2012: Top 10 Health Benefits of RunningRunning has many health benefits. These benefits are mental and physical bonuses to an already healthy outlet.
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First Person: My Failed Small BusinessEvery business has its ups and downs. The trials faced by a new business and the way they are handled could mean the difference between the company ever getting afloat.
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First Person: How I Incorporate Technology into My ParentingBeing a parent is a privilege, and an honor. It is also a learning experience. If you pay attention, you can learn just as much from your children as they can learn from you.
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How to Get the Parvo Virus Out of Your HouseSo your puppy got parvo, whether they made it through or not, you have to get the virus out of the house. Here is how to do it.
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What is Breed Specific Legislation?What is breed specific legislation (BSL)? You will be amazed to find that it hasn't been instated for the reasons you may think.
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Breed Specific Legislation Hits MarylandBreed specific legislation comes at a huge cost. Many of us are against it and many people are for it, but does anyone know what it really costs to ban specific breeds of dogs?
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How Your Brain Works - The Occiptal LobeHave you ever wondered how your brain really works? The occipital lobe is a very important part of the human brain. There are many divisions of this important organ. Read here to find out more about occipital lobe.
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Diamond Pet Food RecallDiamond pet foods announced that they are willingly recalling certain products. Read here for more information.
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Maryland Pit Bull Discrimination LawsThursday, April 26, 2012: Effective immediately, the state of Maryland has passed a new bill against pit bulls. Breed Specific Legislation has officially hit the state of Maryland! All Pit bulls are deemed dangerous, there is no proving otherwise.
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First Person: My Son's Journey - the Slow Transition from Being a Bully to Being a Typical ChildIt is a harsh reality realizing that your child is a bully. However, many parents choose to ignore the fact. I came to this realization early on. The issue is getting help for the problem.
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Getting the Smell of Cigarette Smoke Out of Your HomeIf you have recently quit smoking, you know how hard it is to get the smell of cigarette smoke, out of your house. Read here to find out how to rid your home of the musty, nicotine, tar filled air.
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How to Solve Writers BlockOnline writing can cause serious writers block. Here are some ideas to help you get past this hurdle.
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How to Maximze Your WritingWriting online can be a difficult job. Here are some tips to keep yourself going while writing online.
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How to Begin Quilting as a HobbyI have been quilting since I was a very small child. It was a craft that I enjoyed, and it let me spend time with my grandma every week. If you are thinking of picking up quilting as a hobby, read here to find out how to get started.
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Scheduling Your Time for Writing OnlineThe hardest part of writing online is that you do it from home. Home, whether you know it or not, is loaded with distractions and frustrations. You won't really notice them until you begin working.
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Why I Became a Foster Parent to Hospice DogsA few years back, I was like everyone else. I wanted puppies and young dogs. However, a life changing series of events changed my mind.
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Fostering Hospice Dogs for the Animal ShelterRegardless of how you look at it, when you foster terminally ill, older or dying animals, you are going to get hurt. Here is why I do it.
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Daniel Bryan from WWE - a Vegan?Many people have a misconception about the vegan diet. They fear that it will make them lose weight, lose muscle mass or many other stereotypes. I am not vegan, but Daniel Bryan from WWE is. Read here to learn more.
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The Downside of the Free Puppy TrendNow, it is more frequent than ever that you will see free puppies listed in the newspaper or on various websites. Free puppies may be "free," but they are still expensive to care for. Read here to find out more about the "free puppy" trap.
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The Life and Times of John Jay (1745-1829)Before the days of presidency as we know it, there were men who served as "president" and helped mold our nation. Read here to find out more about this great man.
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Is Your Dog Vomiting? - How to Tell a Visit to the Vet is NecessaryMany people assume that if their dog vomits, they must rush them to the vet. But this is not always the case. Read here to find out more.
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First Person: Tax Planning Gone WrongAfter spending all year saving receipts, collecting documents, and then spending days preparing for your tax forms, the last thing you want to hear is that there is a problem and the IRS needs mounts of papers from you. Read here to find out my story.
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Parvo Virus in Dogs - a Deadly AttackerIt is the time of year when all dog lovers begin to worry. They check vet records, and compare shot records. Dogs love to be active in the spring, summer, and fall. However, this is when parvo takes it's worst toll. Read here to find out more.
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First Person: How to Incorporate a Workout into Your ParentingAs a new parent, it is hard to find time to work out and get your body back. However, it can be done. Take my advice as a mother of 3 wonderful boys, and the caregiver of 2 very demanding girls. Read here to find out more.
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The Deplorable Conditions Caused by Animal HoardingI have seen on only a few occasions, the deplorable condition that animals are left in by animal hoarders. Hoarding does not simply mean that you have a lot of dogs. Read here to find out more.
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First Person: How I Planned My Wedding on a $900 BudgetMany people feel that you have to spend a lot of money to have a nice wedding. This is not the case at all. I planned an extremely beautiful wedding on a mere $900. Read here to find out how.
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John Hancock (1737-1793)Many people look back and think of George Washington as the first president of the United States. This, in part, is true. However, there were presidents before George Washington. Read here to find out more.
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Henry Middleton (1717-1784)Henry Middleton is one of the many men who are overlooked in history. Serving as the real second president of the United States, technicalities tend to rob him of the spotlight. Read here to find out more.
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Presidents that Served Before George WashingtonThrough years of being mislead by the school system, and historians, this may be hard to swallow. George Washington was not the first "President of the United States." Read here to find out more about who held office before him.
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George Washington (Febuary 22, 1732 - December 14, 1799)Many people have learned what each president's main accomplishments in office were. Few know what they did to deserve the election into office. George Washington was a special case. His character, strength, and determination helped shape our lives now.
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Peyton Randolph 1723-1775Many believe that George Washington was the first president of the United States. In technicality, if we only go by what we know a president to be today, this is true. To give true credit to the first president of the United States, read Here.
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5 Inventions of Ancient IndiaMany of the things we use today, are adapted inventions of ancient civilizations. These inventions are adapted to each culture that uses them. Read here to find out about five different products we use today, that were invented by Ancient India.
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Surgery for Crooked or Deviated SeptumHaving a crooked or deviated septum can cause a lot of problems with breathing through your nose. Many times, it can make it almost impossible. Surgery to repair it may be necessary. Read here to find out more about nasal surgery for this problem.
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Over 60-My Dad's Student Loan DebtMy dad is 62 and still owes extensive student loan debt. Unfortunately, many older American's are suffering through this problem.Read here to find out more.
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First Person: How I Realized I was Addicted to Video GamesAlthough as a child, I played video games, I never thought of it as an addiction. However, in my efforts to prove those who accused me wrong, I was forced to realized the truth, I was a video game addict and something had to change.
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Getting Audited for EIC (Earned Income Credit) by the IRSThis is the second audit by the IRS. Yet again they want to know where our money came from, where our money went, and they want to know it step by step.
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First Person: My 'I Quit' NumberFiguring out your I quit number, or the amount of money you must have to safely quit your job, can be very difficult in this economy. I have actually done it, here is how to figure your "I quit" number.
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Frontal Lobe of the Human BrainThe frontal lobe is one of the most interesting portions of the human brain. It is in charge of so many functions we use in daily life, This article suits everyday reading, and studying. I hope you enjoy.
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Cerebrospinal Fluid - Protecting the BrainThe cerebrospinal fluid is the liquid that surrounds the brain and the spinal cord. This fluid protects the brain and spinal cord from damage and infection. This fluid has amazing qualities.
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All About the Parietal LobeThe parietal lobe of the human brain has many different functions that affect the way your body functions, as well as how you perceive the world. It is a very important part of the brain and without it you would be extremely disoriented.
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Understanding Assisted Living CentersChoosing an assisted living center can mean the difference between living in your own home or being forced to stay in a nursing home. Read here to find out more.
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Whitney Houston Dies at 48Whitney Houston has died at the age of 48. Her family, friends, and fans are all shocked by the news. There is not much information available about her death at this time, but the news is shocking all the same.
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The Wonders of TeaMany people like tea, however they are not completely aware of the reversibility of tea. Read here to find out more.
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Classic Potato SaladThis classic potato salad is one of my family's favorites at reunions. I hope you enjoy!
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Audited at 18: How I Handle ItBeing audited is everyone's worst nightmare. Imagine being 18 and getting a letter stating you are being audited. I did, and here is how I handled it.
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Different Kinds of CoffeeCoffee drives the world today, many people only think of what they get at their local coffee shop as coffee. There is much more to it than that.
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The Brain Stem and What it DoesThe brain stem is the portion of the brain the spinal cord connects to. There are several small portions of the brain that are inside the brain stem. Read here to find out more.
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Awesome Mocha SmoothiesSmoothies are among children's favorite things. But with a simple twist, you can make it something that all adults will love.
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Making Old-Fashioned MaltsIf you like old-fashioned malts, you will love this recipe.
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How to Make Awesome Milk ShakesMilk shakes are great as a dessert or just to lounge around. Kids and adults both like them, and you are sure to win with this recipe.
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Making EspressoThis is a great kick to any morning, or a great base for other coffee related drinks.
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First Person: Is My House Too Big to Sell?The national statistics say that the housing market is getting better. Many people are downsizing because of the economy and moving closer to the city, or reducing their commute. My home is currently up for sale. Here is how the market is for me.
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Degrees of AdjectivesLet's face it, English is hard to learn. This is because it is not something you can learn without the right guidance. The approach that was used to teach me English is called Shurley English. It differs from typical English classes in many ways.
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Order of Adjectives in a Sentence and MoreAdjectives can be found in many different variations. But there is actually a formula to a grammatically correct sentence. Here is how to ensure that your sentence remains grammatically correct by paying attention to the placement of your adjectives.
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Nouns and the English LanguageLearning the parts of the English language can be a challenge. But there is a different style of English that can help you through the tough times. Rather than feeling like you are beating your head against a wall, try Shurley English.
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Adjectives and the English LanguageAdjectives can be tricky to learn. But they do not have to be. In this article, I will cover adjectives in general. Tackling it all at once can be overwhelming. Remember, take it piece by piece.
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How to Communicate With Staff at an Online CollegeWorking with staff at an online college can be difficult. There are wait times that are longer than you want to deal with, and everything is time sensitive. But there are ways it can be done. Read here to learn from my experiences.
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Schools and the Epidemic of Childhood ObesityThe nation is ranting about overweight and obese kids. Everyone points their finger at the parents and says we feed them wrong. They never point the finger at schools that feed our children unhealthy foods.
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Firsthand Experience with Getting an EpiduralMany people have it set in their minds how they plan to have their baby. Here is my firsthand experience with getting an epidural.
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Tips for Salads & Salad DressingsSalads are no longer a heap of lettuce with a bland salad dressing to help them slide down. They have become a delicious side dish and main course that is topped with great flavored dressing. Here are some tips to make your salads top of the line.
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Saving Money in Daily Life ... And with Little EffortAs the economy got rough and my third child made his entrance into the world, I began wondering how to save money around the house. Through trial and error I found one specific way to save money in my everyday life, paying attention to cleaning supplies.
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Recipe for Greek Potato SaladThis is a great potato salad for someone who is looking to try something different. It is a delicious take on the traditional Greek potato salad.
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Marinated Potato SaladThis is a full-flavored potato salad. It has great robust flavors that will tickle your taste buds.
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German-Style Potato SaladMy father spent most of his childhood in Germany. This is his favorite recipe from those times. I hope your family enjoys it as much as mine does.
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Creamy Coleslaw RecipeThis is my take on the traditional coleslaw. I hope you enjoy!
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Vinaigrette Coleslaw RecipeThis is a great coleslaw that the whole family will love.
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Sesame Noodle SlawThis is a great side dish for any meal, and the kids will love it.
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Broccoli-Califlower SaladThis is a bright side dish. I make it when the vegetables are in season to save money. It has great flavor and a very appealing appearance.
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Marinated CucumbersCucumbers are a bright addition to any plate. This is a great side dish for a picnic or a family dinner.
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Creamy CucumbersThis is a great side dish that has strong flavor. It is best served with a red meat.
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A Great Recipe for Greek SaladThis is a great salad that is mostly aimed at adults. It is great for a night with the husband or wife when you are both too tired to cook but want an excellent meal.
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Recipe for Summer Broccoli SaladThis is a great salad to get the kids to eat their broccoli. It is great for picnics and family reunions as well.
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Taco Salad RecipeThis is a delicious taco salad. My kids love it!
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A Recipe for Chile DressingThis is a great topper for taco salad or chicken fiesta salad. My family and I use it on top of baked chicken and thin it down for a marinade.
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Chicken Fiesta SaladThis is a wonderful salad to serve at your next dinner get-together.
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Layered Vegetable Salad RecipeThis is a beautiful salad that is light, fresh and delicious.
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Caesar SaladThis is a great salad to serve for a main course. It is filling but not heavy.
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Cheery Cherry PieCherry pie is among the top favorites. The sweet, tart, crisp taste of cherry pie is one that everyone will love.
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Sensational Peach PiePeach pie is delicious for any occasion. This sweet, bright desert will add a delectable end to any meal.
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Cranberry-Apricot PieThis is a great recipe for those out there who like pies that have a sweet, yet tart flavor.
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Parmesan CroutonsThese croutons are a great topper for any salad or soup.
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Nicoise Salad DressingThis is a wonderful dressing for a Nicoise Salad and many other foods.
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Tuna or Salmon SaladTuna salad is one of my children's favorites. It goes great on a sandwich or on a bed of mixed salad greens. Try this recipe for your family today.
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Ham SaladHam salad is a favorite in my family. Try our recipe for your next meal or the next time you have leftover ham.
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Grape and Nut Chicken SaladThis is a great chicken salad to serve over mixed greens or on a sandwich.
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Chicken SaladChicken salad is great served with mixed greens or on a sandwich. Try this recipe for your next meal.
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Chef's SaladThis chef's salad is sure to win the hearts of your family and friends.
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Apple Crumb PieThis is a great take on apple crumb pie that your family is sure to love.
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Apple of My Eye PieApple pie is an all-time favorite comfort food. It is great for family time and for relaxing after the kids go to bed. Kids love this pie served with ice cream or frozen yogurt too.
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Apples in the World of BakingBaking is a wonderful hobby, but when using apples, many people are unsure of what type to use. After all, there are so many to choose from that it is hard to decide. Here are the six most popular apples to bake with.
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Adverbs and the English LanguageMany times, children have a difficult time learning the English language and its parts. But there is a method of English and grammar that can teach any child or adult the difference in sentence parts. This method is called Shurley English.
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Different Types of Broken BonesGrowing up, kids end up breaking bones, either through clumsiness, daredevil behavior or doing things that were flat out a bad idea. My children have broken a few bones in their short lives. Here are the types of fractures you may run into as a parent.
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Chorionic Villus TestingThis is a great testing option for those who have a family history of genetic disorders that can interfere with a child's life.
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How to Make an Inexpensive Work Station at HomeIf you work from home, either sometimes or all the time, you need a place to call yours to be effective and efficient. Whether it is for work or college, a few simple steps can make you more effective at work.
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How to Roast PoultryThe first time you roast a bird, it can be extremely scary. When is it done? What is the best way to cook it? What steps should I take to get it ready to roast? Read here to find out how to roast whole poultry.
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Freezing Pies and Tarts (before or after baking)While many people make pies to freeze, they are not sure about what they can and cannot do with pies to freeze them. Here are some tips to freezing pies frozen or baked.
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Things You Should Know About MeringueWhen working with meringue, technique is everything. One little slip up can cause your meringue to fall and become useless. Here are some tips to ensure that your meringue stays light and fluffy.
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Making Pies and TartsPies and tarts are a wonderful addition to any table. However, there are some specifics that you should check into before you start baking.
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Fostering for the Animal ShelterWhen I began fostering for the shelter, it was easy. But I knew eventually I would fall in love and have to let go anyway.
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Refrigerator Storage Recommendations for Commonly Purchased ItemsMany people ask, how long can I keep a food in the refrigerator? Well, here is the answer to many commonly purchased items.
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Storage for Popular Cooking StaplesMany people wonder how long staple items are good in the cabinet. Here is the answer.
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Recipe for Egg RollsEgg rolls are a great side dish for any Asian style dish.
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Freezer Storage Recommendations for Commonly Purchased ItemsMany people ask, how long can I keep a food in the freezer? Well, here is the answer to many commonly purchased items.
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Recipe for Praline-Topped BrieThis is a great topper for baguettes, fresh fruit, or your favorite crusty bread
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Candy Making: The BasicsMaking candy can be fun, but dangerous job. Before diving into making candy, read here to find out the basics and safety tips for making candy.
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Recipe for Chili Con QuesoThis is a great dip for lounging with the family or entertaining at a party.
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Using Chiles in CookingI have had to make a few life style changes lately. Instead of eating out, I have had to be creative in cooking at home. I am picky so I have decided to taste everything before I put it in my food. Here is what I have found about the flavor of peppers.
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Best of Blue Cheese DressingBlue cheese dressing in one of a kind. It is rich, flavorful and classy. Follow these instructions to make your own delicious blue cheese dressing.
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Anti-microsomal Antibody TestWith all of the blood tests out there, it's hard for those who are not in the medical field to keep up with all of them. Here is what an anti-microsomal antibody test is.
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Cooking and Testing Candy MixturesMaking candy at home can be very difficult. But through years of practice, my grandmother has it down to a science. Here are her tips and tricks on how to cook and test candy mixtures.
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The Importance of Ketones TestingDiabetes requires a lot of management. Ketones testing is one of the steps in appropriately managing diabetes. This test is done quite a bit that you may not even know you've had it done.
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Tips for Baked GoodsCookies and bars are a great gift to give to family and friends. But there are some things people are not sure of. Here are some tips on baking, freezing and shipping your homemade baked goods.
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Microalbuminuria TestThere is more than one way your doctor can use to test damage that your diabetes has done to your body. The microalbuminuria test is one of the ways to check damage to the kidneys.
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Anti-cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP)Rheumatoid arthritis can be tested for via blood work. The Anti-cyclic citullinated peptide (CCP) has become among the favorite tests of physicians to determine if their patients have RA. Read here to find out more.
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Converting US To Metric in the KitchenThis conversion chart helps to convert U.S. units to Metric equivalents.
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Baking Pan Size ConversionsI ordered some really great baking pans on the Internet. When they were delivered, I realized they were all in metric. So for anyone else who has blindly purchased a baking pan and the measurements were not what they expected, here are the conversions.
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Oven Temperature ConversionsHave you ever bought a great cookbook online, only to find out that all of the measurements and temperatures are metric and you read U.S. standard? Or do you want to cook on the grill? Well, It is not the end of the world. I have done the math for you.
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Measuring From Cups to OuncesLet's face it, we have all lost a measuring spoon or cup at some point. Here is how to measure your ingredients in a pinch.
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Cooking Measurement ConversionsLets face it, we have all lost a measuring spoon or cup at some point. Here is how to measure your ingredients in a pinch.
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Cooking Terms and TechniquesThis article will help decipher some of the strange words you find in your cookbook. Don't let these odd words catch you off guard or scare you away from cooking a gourmet dish.
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Tangy Sweet Honey-Mustard DressingHoney mustard dressing is great for salads and dipping. The kids will love this tangy sweet recipe.
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Dreamy Creamy French DressingThis is a great recipe for Creamy French Dressing that everyone is sure to love.
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Homemade MayonnaseHomemade mayonnaise typically requires eggs. Uncooked eggs can be unsafe to eat. This recipe does not include raw eggs, so you can serve it with confidence.
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Four Egg White MeringueThis meringue is thick and fluffy. It is the perfect creamy decadence to top your pies.
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Meringue for PieThis meringue is thick and fluffy. It is the perfect creamy decadence to top your pies.
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Lusty Lemon Meringue PieThis take on lemon meringue pie will have your guests in awe.
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Sour Cream Rasin PieThis sweet meringue with a little zip will have your guests wondering what in the world is in the bowl.
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Dark Chocolate Cream PieThis is a great pie for the chocolate lover in your life.
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Banana Cream PieThis is a great recipe for banana cream pie.
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Vanilla Cream PieVanilla cream pie is a great pie to serve your family if they enjoy a cool pie.
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Custard PieCustard pie has a sweet, smooth, silky texture that no one can resist.
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Sweet Potato PieThis sweet potato pie is perfect for holidays and a desert any day of the week.
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Pumpkin PieThis traditional pumpkin pie will win the hearts of your whole family.
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Pecan-Topped Pumpkin PieThis rich pumpkin pie is perfect for the holidays
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Deep Dish Pie PastryThis is a great deep dish pie pastry recipe. It can be used with many recipes, check your recipe to see if deep dish is an option.
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Cranberry-Apricot PieThis pie is a great mix between sweet and tart.
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Fresh Peach PiePeach pie is one of the most unusual pies I have tried. However, my aunt Milt makes a great peach pie.
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Fresh Strawberry PieStrawberry pie is one of the most unusual pies I have tried. However, my aunt Milt makes a great strawberry pie.
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Mouthwatering Mixed Berry PieBerry pie is a children's all time favorite pie. Here is my family's favorite take on mixed berry pie.
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Breathtaking Blackberry PieBerry pie is a children's all time favorite pie. Here is my family's favorite take on blackberry pie.
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Rumbling Raspberry PieBerry pie is a children's all time favorite pie. Here is my family's favorite take on Raspberry pie.
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Bubbling Blueberry PieBlueberry pie is a children's all time favorite pie. Here is my family's favorite take on blueberry pie.
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Cherry PieCherry pie is an all time favorite and easy to make.
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Apple Crumb PieThis is a great take on an apple crumb pie. My family loves the sweet crisp flavor of the apples mixed with the sweet crunch of the crumb.
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As Easy as Apple PieThis is a delicious recipe for apple pie that the whole family will love.
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Peachy LemonadeThis is a new take on adding a fruity flavor to your lemonade.
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Cool Refreshing LemonadeThis is a great recipe that you can get the kids involved with.
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Yummy Slushy PunchThis is a great punch to serve for small parties. The kids will love it!
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Breath Taking Chocolate ChaiThis is a great take on chai. It is perfect for any chocolate lover.
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Delicious Chai TeaMany people are afraid to try new tea. This is because the American standard is black tea mixed with orange pekoe. Take the time to venture to other countries with your tea, it is definitely worth your time.
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Iced Green TeaGreen tea is said to be healthier than brown tea.
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My Top 5 Holiday Health ResolutionsHealth has become a serious issue in America. I have decided to center in more on my health in 2012. Here are my top 5 health resolutions for 2012.
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Cuts of Pork: Identifying Your MeatPork, just like beef, is arranged by which part of the pig the meat comes from. There are 8 portions of the pig that are used world wide, although some are not used in all parts of the world. Read here to find out where your meat came from.
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Decadent Coconut Cream PieThis coconut cream pie is one that we use in bake sales. Everyone loves them!
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Peach PieThis pie is great served warm with a side of cold ice cream.
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Whipped Honey-Orange ToppingThis topping is great on my recipe for Hot Orange and Mocha Drink. It is also great on many other things
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Delicious Hot Orange and Mocha DrinkThis is a great drink recipe for the holiday season, or just for cold weather.
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Guide to Different Cuts of BeefHave you ever stood there staring at a piece of meat and wondered, "which part of the cow was this?" I found myself doing this about a week ago, so I set out to figure it out. Here is my guide to different cuts of beef and what part of the cow they are.
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Things You Should Cover in a Break-upWhen you and your significant other part ways, you might still be stuck with each other. If you have children together, or if your soon to be ex has been a big part of your kids lives, there are some things you should cover.