Daniel Thrasher

Daniel Thrasher

Daniel Thrasher recently graduated from a private college with a B.A. in Creative Writing and History. He attended with a full-tuition scholarship, working as a Residential Network assistant, a tutor, and President and founder of a writing club on campus.
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  • Can Guitar Hero Teach You How to Play Real Guitar?
    Ever wonder if Guitar Hero can teach you how to play real guitar? This article explains where Guitar Hero can actually help and where Guitar Hero is simply a rudimentary simulation of real guitar.
  • Six ACT Test Prep Tips
    The ACT can be a challenging test, but you can beat it if you have the right tips at your disposal. Consider this article one part of your ACT practice regimen.
  • Beginner's Guide to Learning Acoustic Guitar
    If you have thought about playing guitar, this article will explain why acoustic guitar is a good way to go. You'll also learn why chords are useful.
  • The Sims 3 Review
    Whether you're new to The Sims computer game series or are a veteran, The Sims 3 is a title worthy of your consideration. Read to find out why.
  • Review of Disney-Pixar's Up
    Read about Pixar's newest offering, Up. Does it keep "up" with previous Pixar films?
  • A Guide to Contact Lenses Vs. Glasses
    A guide to the pros and cons of contact lenses and glasses.
  • Top 10 Rock Songs for Depressed People
    You know the feeling: It's Friday night and your only date is a carton of Haagen Dasz. Indulge yourself with some sad tunes. They know how you feel.
  • 6 General SAT Test Prep Tips
    The SAT is a daunting test. To do well, there are a few things you should keep in mind. I explain the most important areas to focus on for effective SAT preparation and studying.
  • Succeeding at Associated Content is like Growing a Business
    In this article, I explain how Associated Content resembles starting your own small business: you start out unknown, have yet to prove yourself, and haven't done any networking, but through quality work and effort, it gets easier.
  • Why Saving is Critical in Today's Economy
    Times are tough, and it's harder and harder to make ends meet. I explain how saving money will allow you to slowly but surely elevate yourself out of a difficult place, using tried-and-true strategies for getting ahead.
  • How to Use a Credit Card Wisely
    Within is an explanation of how to use credit cards for personal gain, an example of how not to use credit cards, and the significance of the credit card companies' business model.
  • Guns N' Roses Album Chinese Democracy This November
    This year, the ultra-mega-hyped next album from hard rock group Guns N' Roses, Chinese Democracy, is finally being released! All I can say is: "Welcome to the jungle, baby!"
  • Five Political Halloween Costumes
    Halloween is only 4 days before the election, and what better way to show your support than to dress and act like your politician of choice? In this article, I explain just what to wear and do and say. Read on.
  • Britney Spears Naked in Womanizer Music Video
    Britney Spears sheds all dignity in her newest single, Womanizer. She seductively poses naked for the camera. How has America reacted so far? Find out inside.
  • Political Limerick for Sarah Palin
    Are you serious? You need an overview of a limerick? Just read it already.
  • Five Super Easy DIY Halloween Costumes
    Here are five unique Halloween costumes. They won't break the bank, they can be done without a lot of planning, and they don't take a great deal of skill to make. In other words, they're the perfect kind of Halloween costumes for me. Enjoy!
  • A BitTorrent Guide for Newbies
    Bittorrent is a fantastic data transfer medium. Inside, I explain what seeders, leechers, and peers are, what metafiles are, how Bittorrent downloading is different from regular downloading, some preferred Bittorrent clients, and more!
  • The Dow Jones Soars 936 Points
    Now that Dow Jones has rallied, I look at the reasons why it did, how the rally affects my portfolio, and most important, what the future holds.
  • Blizzard Presents Blizzcon 2008
    Blizzard shows off the progress it's been making on new games at a few major events. Find out what Blizzard has been up to and what they might show at this year's Blizzcon.
  • Banking Crisis Extends to Robbers
    As bank after bank begins to collapse, Americans are getting scared, and rightfully so. There is one demographic that has been under-represented in this debacle, and so I took it upon myself to find out how bank robbers are feeling in this hard time.
  • Spore Review: Was Spore Worth the Wait?
    Spore is a video game literally years in the making. There has been more hype for Spore than almost any other game in the recent past. The question is, now that it's out, was it worth the wait? Will you enjoy it?
  • Tina Fey and Sarah Palin: The Same Person?
    So you watched Tina Fey spoof Sarah Palin on SNL... while I was watching, things began to click into place. It came to me like an epiphany: the reason Tina Fey is so good at spoofing Sarah Palin is because she is Sarah Palin.
  • Eight Summer Workouts for Fitness Amateurs
    Everyone wants to be a little fitter. For a lot of people, summer is the ideal time: pleasant weather, outdoor activities, and for younger people, summer vacation! Find out the best ways to stay fit and maximize your enjoyment of summer weather!
  • Will Wright's Spore is More "Friendly" Than Previous Maxis Titles
    In Spore, there are built-in camera functions that allow you to upload to YouTube or send things to friends easily. There's also an entire website devoted to sharing your in-game creations, be they creatures, vehicles, buildings, etc.
  • Exercise Tips and Ideas for a Rainy Day
    If you like exercising in your own home, this article is for you! It contains lists of some effective exercises that you don't have to pay anything to do, some good video instructors to look for, some indoor equipment you should consider using, and tips on safety.
  • The Taskmaster
    There's an underground factory, mine, and living area for all Underlings. They complete tasks as transmitted to them by a Task Monitor in their heads. What if one Underling was suddenly, mistakenly granted that most magical of gifts: free will?
  • Why Sarah Palin Could Be McCain's Ticket to the White House
    Picking Sarah Palin immediately threw the spotlight onto not only her, but John McCain as well. While liberals relentlessly assault Palin's character and record, the tide could actually be turning in the Republicans' favor. Read to find out why.
  • Healthy Snacks and Finger Foods
    If you get hungry frequently or just enjoy munching on something while you are busy, it is all too easy to fall into the trap that millions of Americans do: eating what is handy without worrying if it is healthy.
  • Spore: A Revolution in Gaming and Entertainment
    I explain the premise of Spore, why it's different from other sim and roleplaying games, how customizable the experience is, and how massive its scope is.
  • The Reason The American Economy Is Facing a Recession
    I explain why the US is heading for a recession, and how conditions are such that you can make a fortune when it recovers.
  • The Advantages of the Small, Private Liberal Arts College
    Weighs pros and cons of state college, private liberal arts college, and Ivy League
  • Top Ten Countdown on How to Thrive in College
    If you are in college, or know anyone who is, take these suggestions to heart. Even if you aren't, the spirit of the article is timeless. Think about where you want to be and do your best to get there.
  • Where High Schools Are Headed (Hint: It's Not Good)
    My brothers tell me what middle and high school are like now, and it's like a Gothic novel, filled with the horrors of innumerable lunch detentions, ID badges being used like prison ID numbers, and schedules that require a Master's Degree in Time Management to comprehend.
  • Bloomberg Publishes Premature Obituary for Steve Jobs
    A pre-written obituary of Apple CEO Steve Jobs was accidentally released on Wednesday. Concerns about Jobs' health are not unfounded, and the obituary hit shareholders hard. The situation begs the question, "When should investors be informed about the CEO's health?"

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