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How to Automate Your Grocery Shopping and Save TimeWe all want to automate our lives and save time. Here's how! Automatic bill paying is so last decade. Helpful yes, but it's time to take it further. It's time to automate your shopping!
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Review of Chicken Out Rotisserie Restaurant '" Washington DC Area OnlyI'm mostly pleased with my first Chicken Out meal. Not wowed, but pleased. -
Auburn, Alabama Guide - Bars, Frozen Yogurt, Sushi & "War Eagle"A guide to Auburn Alabama, both the city and the university. -
Virginia Woolf - What You Didn't Know About the Famous WriterVirginia Woolf is famous for her writing and suicide; few people know more than those two things about this amazing woman. This article goes deeper into things you probably didn't know about the famous writer. -
Digital EBook Publishers Could Be a Better Choice Than Traditional Publishers '" Sell Your Book on EReaders (Kindle, IPad, Etc)Digital book publishers can now offer many writers better options than traditional publishers because eReader technology is changing the publishing world. -
Healthcare Reform Policies Need to Focus on PricesHealthcare reform has finally passed, but I'll tell you what REALLY needs to be fixed with healthcare. This could work in a country that's socialist on healthcare or one that has no socialism at all. -
eHow Vs Associated Content - Which is Better and Which Pays More Per Page View for Freelance Articles?This article compares eHow vs Associated Content to determine which freelance site is better and which pays more. -
Detroit Lions or Washington Generals - Which Team is More Likely to Win a Game This Season?Who's more likely to win a game this season, the Detroit Lions or the Washington Generals?
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Review of Charlie Palmer Steak, Washington DCCharlie Palmer Steak is undoubtedly my favorite restaurant in Washington DC. The ambiance, amuse bouche, and the generous pastry chef make Charlie Palmer different from most fine restaurants. -
History of Technology - Ancient Inventions You Probably Used TodayThis article explores ancient inventions that most readers will have used today. -
Larry Steeb: Running Coach Taught Life LessonsThis article, a memoir written about Whitmore Lake High School running coach Larry Steeb, was previously published in the Ann Arbor News on March 5, 2007. -
LasikPlus Laser Eye Surgery ReviewLasik eye surgery is wonderful, and everything turned out wonderfully in the end with LasikPlus. I have my fair share of complaints though. -
Political Bumper Stickers - Do They Make You Less Likely to Vote for a Candidate?A discussion on the merits of political bumper bumper stickers. In the future, political candidates should seriously consider whether they want to hand them out. -
Safeway.Com Grocery Delivery Sucks - Safeway Isn't Much BetterWhen planning to move to the city, I looked forward to lots of things. One of the main ones was grocery delivery. Boy was I wrong! Safeway sucks. -
Pulled Hamstring Muscle Rehab - Your Recovery from Injury to Full StrengthSince I pulled my hamstring 6 weeks ago, I have done so much research on hamstring injuries that I feel like an expert on the injury. So I thought I should share all my time and effort with the rest of the world. -
Michigan Democratic Primary: Is the Party Trying to Lose Another Election?What were they thinking? Are the Democrats trying to alienate voters in a swing state? Are they trying to blow another election?
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Kayak.com Review - Perhaps the Best Travel Flight SearchA review of Kayak.com, which looks like the best travel flight search out there. -
Paul H. Scott Becomes Candidate for the Michigan House of RepresentativesPaul H. Scott (Republican - Grand Blanc) on Sept. 15 announced his candidacy for state representative in the 51st state house district on Saturday at Grand Blanc High School. -
Michigan Could Show that BCS Prefers an Early Loss to Appalachian State Over a Late Loss to Ohio StateWhat happens if Michigan wins the rest of their games? Michigan could show that the BCS prefers an early loss to Appalachian State over a late loss to Ohio State. -
Presidential Candidates - What Happened to the Issues?In the past, few people chose their candidate based on the issues. In 2008, let's make the issues important again.
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The Economics Behind Minimum Wage Laws, It's Just Monopsonistic Labor MarketSome people use a superficial economics argument against minimum wage laws. They claim that minimum wage laws cause unemployment. However, more advanced economics suggests that this argument is wrong, and that minimum wage laws actually REDUCE unemployment. -
History of the United States (US) in 2500 Words or LessIf you dislike technical and lengthy historical texts, you will love this simple description of United States History from Christopher Columbus the the 9/11 terrorist attacks. -
AGLOCO Releases Viewbar; Users Will Be Paid to Surf the InternetInternet surfers who profited from the old All Advantage Viewbar have been anxiously waiting for this day. AGLOCO has released its viewbar. -
Hillary Clinton Will Win the 2008 Election and Be the Next President of the United StatesI'm ready to make my 2008 presidential election prediction, and hopefully you heard it here first. -
After Watching LeBron James on TV, I Quickly Found Myself in Foul TroubleThe refs caught me. Watching LeBron James on TV, I quickly found myself in foul trouble. -
Gas Boycott Will Not Lower Oil Prices; People Will Purchase More Gas the Day BeforeGas Boycott Will Not Lower Oil Prices. Most likely lots of people will fill up on the 14th or will purchase on the 16th. -
7'9" Sun Ming Ming Displays His Shooting AbilityHere's video I took of 7'9" basketball player Sun Ming Ming. When he shoots, you expect to see something like a Shaquille O'Neal free throw shot, but Sun Ming Ming has a surprisingly pure shooting stroke. -
Best Prices on Magazine SubscriptionsI used to pay full price for magazines. After a little research, I learned that I could find some amazingly cheap magazine subscriptions. Here are some of the best magazine deals that I've found.
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Forbes Magazine ReviewForbes is painfully expensive and a bit too politically conservative leaning for my taste, but the financial insight is as good as I've seen. Forbes is intellectual, extensive, and insightful. If you aren't turned off by the price tag, I strongly recommend Forbes. -
Netflix Product ReviewI was skeptical. Why would I want to get movie rentals in the mail when I could take a short drive to the video store? I must admit, my skepticism was wrong. Netflix is a great product. I highly recommend! -
Cutco Cutlery Product ReviewI love my Cutco. I think they're a fantastic product and I will never again have cheap knives. They're overpriced though. I don't suggest buying them at full price. Instead, put a set together through eBay.
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Review of ING Direct Money Market Savings AccountIn recent years, we regular people gained access to our own version of the money market account. I use ING Direct and absolutely love it! -
The Odds of ChanceHave you ever seen have a streak of bad luck in a game of chance? They often become aggressive players, believing "I'm due!" These people make a common mistake, believing that the past affects odds in the future. It usually doesn't. -
Mensa High IQ Society: How to Take an IQ Test and Become a MemberWant to become a member of the Mensa High IQ Society? It's easy...Well, everything but the High IQ part is easy! -
How to Get Free Credit Reports 3 Times Each YearHave you ever paid to get your credit report? Then you were swindled. This article will teach you how to get 3 free credit reports each year. -
Scouting Report on 7'9" Basketball Player Sun Ming MingWhen Sun Ming Ming's Grand Rapids Flight team came to town (March 23, 2007), I decided to go to the game and see what Sun had to offer. Here is my report on his basketball skills. -
How to Plan Your Trip to Washington DCThis guide will help you plan your next trip to Washington DC. -
Is Torture Wrong?Simple ethical questions are easy to answer. Is torture wrong? Of course it is. But in some situations, torture is ethical. This article will test the waters of torture ethics, making you apply your principals to new ethical questions. -
DSL Vs Cable InternetDial up connections pain me. It's high speed or nothing for me. You might then wonder, which high speed internet connection do I prefer? DSL? Or cable? -
How to Play Blackjack: A Beginners Strategy GuideAre you a blackjack beginner? Blackjack can be intimidating for the beginner, but it's a pretty simple game, so most beginners should pick blackjack up quickly. This guide will show you how to play, transforming you from a beginner to a strategic blackjack player! -
How to Win an Election CampaignFrom filing papers to campaigning, this how-to guide will help you win an election campaign. -
Students, Consider Public Policy School (MPP)I didn't know what I wanted to do in life. Faced with the typical options: Doctor, Lawyer, or Businessman, I almost chose law school by default. But there are many other options, and I'd like to introduce you to another good one: Public Policy -
The Blind Spot: Does Our Brain See Things that Aren't Really There?There is actually a blind spot on your eye that does not see anything. An optic nerve gets in the way, effectively blocking your vision. Our eyes can't see anything in this blind spot, but our brain makes up what should be there. -
The Fourth DimensionWhat is the fourth dimension? The idea sounds crazy to us. But the fourth dimension isn't as crazy or foreign as it sounds. -
How to Proofread Another Writer's WorkInevitably, at some point you'll be asked to proofread somebody else's work. This article will help you become a great proofreader. -
Iran Captures British Sailors, Earns $34 Million Oil DollarsIran Captures British Sailors, Earns $34 Million Dollars
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Television (TV) Advertisements: We Have to Watch Commercials and Pay for Cable?For now, we only have two options. And since few of us want to live without TV, we will continue to pay for the cable and watch the extra advertisements. Still, I can't help but feel cheated. -
E-PokerUSA: Creates a Legal Version Of Online Texas Hold'emThere's a new Texas Hold'em poker web site in town, and this one claims to be legal in the United States: e-PokerUSA. This one's a little different though. To be legal, e-PokerUSA had to make Texas Hold'em a game of skill as opposed to gambling. -
How Should Wealth Be Distributed Between People?This article has no intention of supporting one side over the other. This article simply aims to educate you about the history of distribution and the difficulty in coming to a solution. -
Cloning Endangered Species Vs. Extinction, Which Wins Out?Cloning is wrong. Making species go extinct is wrong. I'd like to pit these two wrongs up against each other. Which wins out?
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Detroit Tigers 2007 Season PreviewWith essentially the same team as last year, plus Gary Sheffield, expect the 2007 Detroit Tigers to win 90+ games again, and to battle with the New York Yankees for the right to represent the American League in the World Series. -
Get Your Team in the Internet's Best Free College Basketball Game: SimulatedSports.comIn SimulatedSports.com's Free College Basketball Game, you get to start your own college basketball program! -
What Are Buyer's Brokers? Should You Hire One or Save on Commissions?Buyer's brokers can be extremely helpful, particularly if you aren't a real estate expert. And best of all, buying a home with a buyer's broker usually isn't any more expensive than purchasing on your own.
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How to Jumpstart Your Car BatteryI needed to jumpstart my vehicle's battery, so I searched for a good how to guide. I found tons of advice pieces. So many that they even contradicted. I learned how to best jump start my car battery, and I thought I'd pass on the knowledge. -
What's the Difference Between a Condo, a Co-op, and a Regular Home?Regular homeownership is great for many, but isn't the best solution for all. This article will help you determine which type of ownership is best for you. -
How to Convince People With Your Articles: Stop Preaching to the ChoirWhen a writer preaches to the choir, he or she only convinces the people who already agreed with the author's viewpoint before reading the article. Stop preaching to the choir, and you will convince more people with your articles. -
Price Matching Hurts Consumers by Creating Price-Fixing CartelsCartels are illegal in the United States, but price matching is legal. Essentially, both are the same. Price matching creates a de facto cartel that raises prices for consumers. -
Considering Law School? Perhaps You Should ReconsiderLaw school clearly wasn't for me. And I'm glad I realized this before I wasted money on it. I chose public policy, and I'm pleased with my decision. -
Bottle Deposits Make "cents"An overview of bottle deposit laws across the United States. -
Guys - Look Nice & Stylish Without the Effort, Dress Well!I learned how to look like stylish without really trying. I've found that people really notice. Hopefully after reading this article, you will be able to do the same. Don't worry, you'll still be a guy's guy. Maybe more so if all the women like you more now.
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Scott's Stock Picks - Expected EarningsIf you're going to pick individual stocks, they should beat the index. Here are Scott's stock picks. Stocks in the "Great buys" section should beat the index. The "Not So Great Buys" will most likely earn less than the index. -
Looking for an Odd Job? Sell Magazine SubscriptionsParents - Do you want your teenagers to get a job but don't want them to commit to a full job. Teens - Do you want to earn some extra cash but don't want a full-time job? If the answer is yes, then you might want to explore this odd job - Sell Magazine Subscriptions. -
How to Win Your Casual Poker Game Against Average Players - Bet, Raise, and Re-Raise!There are lots of great poker books written by professionals. This isn't one of them. If you want to become a professional, this article isn't for you. But if you want to beat your friends and win a couple bucks in your friendly cash games, then I'm here to help! -
How You Can Become a Great Runner (Part 2) - the WorkoutThis article helps you get the most out of your workouts. -
How to Win Any Argument Without BlamingThe best way to win an argument is to genuinely care what the opponent has to say, truly consider it in your opinion, and then form your opinion accordingly. -
How You Can Become a Great Runner (Part 1) - Shoes, Goals & MilesCompared to most sports, running rewards training and effort more than natural talent. No matter who you are, I'm confident you too can become a great runner. This article will help you lay the groundwork to accomplishing your running goals. -
Blimpy Burger - Best Hamburger Restaurant in Ann Arbor on the University of Michigan CampusBlimpy Burger's slogan is "Cheaper than food," which gives you a feel for the Blimpy attitude. The taste cannot be beat. If I feel like eating a burger, Blimpy Burger is the only place I'll go in Ann Arbor. It's better than food! -
An Editorial on Taxes & Government SpendingIn response to my factual article outlining government income and spending, I provide my editorial opinions on government spending.
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Make Money - You Can Make the Stock Market PredictableThe stock market is more predictable than it appears. This article sheds some light on the unpredictable stock market and make stocks predictable. -
You Can Accomplish Your Dreams with GoalsWith proper goal setting, you can accomplish your dreams! These tips will help you set your goals, hold yourself to your goals, and accomplish them! -
You Can Gain Control of Your Money & Financial Accounts!Managing your finances can be a daunting task. This article will help you take control of your money and finances.
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Free Speech, Children, & the First AmendmentFree speech initially appears to be a simple, clear concept. However, it is quite difficult to decide what speech the First Amendment should protect and what speech should be restricted.
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Peyton Manning, the True Super Bowl MVP?After each championship game, I decide who are the few players that might be chosen MVP. I usually then pick one MVP. Peyton Manning, the crowned MVP, never even made my short list. Peyton Manning was not the true Super Bowl MVP. -
Dollars & Cents: The Federal Budget - Do You Know How Your Taxes Are Being Spent?People often comment about the federal budget, taxes, and the national debt. They may complain that spending is too high, taxes are too high, and the debt keeps growing and growing. In this article, I provide a simple analysis of the federal budget. -
Did Democrats Throw the 2004 Presidential Election?Outwitting the Democrats in 2004, pundits spoke highly of Karl Rove. They also criticized Democrats for their poor strategy. It's looks like these pundits were wrong. The Republicans won the battle, but the Democrats appear to have won the war. -
Need Help with Medicare or Medicaid? Michigan Residents Get Free Help from MMAPMichigan Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program (MMAP) is a free health-benefit counseling service. With over 500 trained and certified volunteers, MMAP answer guides Michigan residents through the sometimes confusing Medicare and Medicaid programs. -
Can Colleges Keep Players in School and Out of the NBA?A scary trend is arising in the National Basketball Association (NBA). 18-year-old high school kids are skipping college and going straight to the professional NBA. Could college basketball salaries prevent this problem? -
Want to Market to People Who Shop on the Internet? Survey on Online Shopping HabitsTo determine peoples' online shopping habits, I interviewed 34 people in person, over the phone, and by Internet e-mail (which fits well with the topic). -
Warren Buffett's Top Stock Pick of 2006? USG CorporationWhen Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway take interest in a company, it's generally wise to take a look yourself.
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Avoid Broker Fees! Here Are the Best Places to Buy StocksFees are terribly for investors who don't have a ton of money to invest. E-trade, for instance, will charge me $12.99 per trade. That means even if I invest $300 and earn 8% the first year, I still am in the hole. This article teaches how to beat the fees.
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New Perspective on the Abortion and Death Penalty DebatesWhen it comes to abortion and the death penalty, most conservatives oppose abortion but support the death penalty. This doesn't make sense. But then most liberals support abortion but oppose the death penalty. This makes just as little sense.
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Movie Theatres Ignore the Laws of Supply and DemandWhy does the movie industry charge the same price for every movie, regardless of popularity and timing? If supply and demand determined the price of movie tickets, things would be wildly different. -
Think Life Begins at Conception? What Are the Implications?If life begins at conception, what implications does this have?
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A Response to Chewable Birth Control Pills?This article is a response to Chewable Birth Control Pills?, by Jon Grilz. If a woman forgets to take her birth control pill now, she's also going to forget if her contraceptive becomes chewable. This is hardly a revelation.
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Most of Us Couldn't Live Without MapQuest, but We Never Think About ItI never think about it or give it much credit, but MapQuest may be piece of the Internet that has changed my life the most.
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Deja Vu Movie ReviewI'm not a fan of action movies, but this movie was quite good. -
The Political Environment Surrounding Michigan's 2006 Gubernatorial ElectionsAn Analysis of the Political Environment Surrounding Michigan's 2006 Gubernatorial Elections. Jennifer Granholm, Democratic Incumbent vs. Dick DeVos, Republican Challenger -
College Students, Get Better Grades the Easy Way - Office Hours Are Your FriendYou may not have known it, but office hours are a goldmine for grades, and are amazingly underutilized.
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Response to JJ Jackson's the Spiraling Cost of "Free"We actually waste money by not taxing the rich to give to the poor, since the rich are more likely to stash money away while the poor will go out and spend the money.
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The Effect of Advertisements on Women in SocietyAfter reading The Effect of Advertisements on Women in Society, by Chanelle Harbin, I feel compelled to offer the opposing, rarely heard viewpoint. Perhaps "unrealistic" media images aren't that bad. -
Don't Do the Readings - College Students, Get Better Grades the Easy WayBy not doing the readings, you'll spend more time on the graded assignments, and do a better job on those assignments. This will improve your grades significantly, and you'll be on your way to getting better grades the easy way! -
Don't Take Notes - College Students, Get Better Grades the Easy WayIt might sound surprising, but you'll do better if you stop taking notes in class
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College Students, Get Better Grades the Easy Way - Use Class Time to Cut Down on StudyingYou probably aren't going to like my suggestion, but to get good grades you're going to want to go to every class. You should never skip.
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Cutco Cutlery - It's a Scam, but the Knives Are FantasticWhether you're looking to work with Cutco or purchase their product, this article gives you the insider's perspective. -
IRobot Roomba Red - Will I Never Have to Vacuum Again? Time SaverOverall, Roomba is a cool little gadget that does a good job vacuuming your floors. I do not recommend it as a useful tool, since the effort to maintain Roomba does not save much time versus traditional vacuuming. I do recommend Roomba as a cool gadget. -
Who is John Kerry? Where Did Senator Kerry Go Wrong?After much analysis, we are left with a question: Who is John Kerry? We still don't know who John Kerry is. However, if we did know who he was, then maybe he would be our president. -
Michigan Civil Rights Initiative: It's Not All About Affirmative ActionMichigan's public universities know best how to admit qualified students and how to provide a quality education. Let's leave admissions decisions to the universities. -
Politics Get Heated, but We're All Patriotic AmericansWe must remember this vital truth. We may disagree with our opponents, but this does not make them bad people. We can have great debates and arguments, but in the end, we should agree to disagree. -
Social Security Reform - President Bush: Redistribute If You Want to Privatize!If President Bush wants more widespread support for privatization, he would be wise to incorporate distributive justice into his reform proposal. -
NCAA Division 1 College Football's Bowl Championship Series (BCS)In a sporting event, shouldn't each team play by the same rules? Shouldn't each competitor have an equal chance of winning? Unfortunately, college football strays from this principles. -
Low Voter Turnout - Paris Hilton Didn't Vote, Despite Wearing a Vote or Die Baby T-shirtGenerally people believe that low voter turnout is a problem in the United States, but scholarly research suggests low voter turnout does not impact the results of elections -
Keys to an Individual's Happiness and a Nonprofit's SuccessIn The Cathedral Within, Bill Shore uses a cathedral metaphor to highlight the keys to an individual's happiness and a nonprofit's success. Shore's metaphor is weak, but his nonprofit principles are strong. -
Nonprofits, United Way, Social Goals, Efficiency: A Review of "Begging for Change," by Robert EggerEgger uses a wonderful writing voice, as if he were in the room talking to you. His personal anecdotes help illustrate his points and make the book much more interesting. However, the book weakens in the second half, and almost becomes preachy. -
Dating as a Numbers Game - You Can Have as Many Dates as You WantI want to present dating in a different light. Dating is a numbers game, plain and simple. Anybody can have a date every weekend if they'd like. Maybe 2 or 3.If you can get rejected 10 times each week, then you can have a date every week.
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Review of Bars and Clubs in Ann Arbor and the University of MichiganNot sure where to go out in Ann Arbor? This guide should give you an idea of your bar options in Ann Arbor and around the University of Michigan campus. -
Unique Places to Eat in Ann Arbor - Must Eat Places - Why Go to Chain Restaurants when You Can Eat at These University of Michigan Landmarks?Some people love to eat at Chili's, or TGI Friday's, or maybe Applebees. I don't.Next time you visit Ann Arbor, I highly suggest you avoid the chain restaurants and try these fantastic unique restaurants!
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Mandatory Seat Belt Laws Violate Personal LibertyIn this article, I take a difficult stance - That mandatory seat belt laws are unethical and wrong. Using an ethics framework, I argue against mandatory seat belts laws on the principle of individual liberty. -
A Comparative Analysis of American Common Law and Roman MarriageAlthough thousands of years old, Roman marriage compares closely to our Common Law Marriage
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Will Technology Destroy the University Classroom?As technology improves, technology has reinvented the classroom. Technology will continue to modify, and hopefully improve our classroom. However, it is unlikely that technology will antiquate universities.
