J Gorman
A recent graduate from Penn State University, J. Gorman is currently working for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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What the Wind Can Teach in One Year's TimeIt flows and can either knock you over or lift you up. Which will you allow the wind to do for your life within the next year? -
Soul Mates and Twin Flames: Two Separate Entities and the Rejoining of OnePondering the idea of soul mates and twin flames: what exactly are they and when do we find one versus the other?
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Pennsylvania Governor Rescinds FurloughsTen days into the new fiscal year, Pennsylvania lawmakers finally agree on a budget. -
HPV Vaccine - Mandatory or Not?Don't nearly all controversial debates stem from a moral argument: Birth control, abortion, the death penalty, etc.? What else is new? -
Future, According to Iraqis, Looking GrimResults from the most current poll of Iraqi citizens are in. Find out where things stand, according to those who would know best. -
And the Award for Best Laptop Computer Value Goes To...This guide, based on Consumer Reports' Ratings, is intended to provide the most worthwhile information to assist you in deciding which laptop to buy. -
I Don't Care About Speaker Pelosi's Plane or Anna Nicole's Baby/Burial... Give Me Something Substantial!Okay, I admit, I like a scandal every now and then, but come on - Anna Nicole is played out. Britney shaved her head - Oh the atrocity! Leave it to the scandal magazines! These stories don't belong in our headline news. -
Find Out How Consumer Reports Rate 2007 Car ModelsIf you're looking to buy a new car, it would be wise to look into Consumer Reports' ratings. How does the Infiniti M35 X stack up to the Volkswagen GTI? -
Cassini-Huygens Discovers the Existence of Seas on Saturn's Moon TitanA current mission to space has recently discovered the existence of seas on Saturn's moon Titan. Tomorrow, the spacecraft will complete its twenty-eighth scheduled flyby of the moon during this four-year endeavor which began in the middle part of 2004. -
Avoid Bad Movies with Flixster.comLike Films? Compare your taste with that of your friends and strangers. "Everyone's doing it." -
Four New Cities Make MovieMaker's Top Ten Movie Cities '07Always thought California was the hub of filmmaking? Think again! MovieMaker publishes its list of the top places to live and create movie magic. If Los Angeles didn't make the cut, what did? -
Gore Says to Abandon Science Fiction -- the Earth Has a Fever!Fresh from an Oscar win, the fight against global warming once again returns to Capitol Hill.
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Post Office to Release "Forever Stamp"May 14, 2007 set as the date for a stamp price increase. -
After Five Former Losses, Martin Scorsese Has Finally Gotten His RewardLast night, after having gone zero for five in prior Academy Award nominations, acclaimed director Martin Scorsese finally got the gold. -
Red Sox Pitchers Must Find Ways to Recover from Injuries and ChangesHow will past injuries and current changes affect the Red Sox pitching staff in 2007? Spring training provides some insight to the future of Boston's baseball program. -
American Idol Event to Benefit Children in PovertyAmerica's favorite reality competition has teamed with the Charity Projects Entertainment Fund (CPEF) to use its success to benefit both American and African children in poverty. -
A Social Experiment on Sex and Gender: Are Pressures to Conform Fewer for Men?If you had to live as the opposite gender for a day, how would you act? Would you adhere to the expectations? Would you even know about them? -
Extreme Storms Occur the World OverThere has been a plethora of extreme natural disasters lately, and many believe these storms are a result of global warming. One of the hottest current topics in news, global warming has been receiving increasing amounts of attention. -
Celebrate International Women's Day on March 8thIWD is a worldwide event which is intended to both inspire women and celebrate women's achievements. How will you take part? -
What Makes a Good Actor: Tempo-RhythmTempo-rhythm is the idea of incorporating both speed and intensity to Konstantin Stanislavski's method of physical actions. As humans, we pace life differently according to given circumstances. Actors must as well for their characters. -
Can Penn State Once Again Rise to the Top of the ACHA?The Pennsylvania State University Nittany Lion Icers have consistently traveled to the ACHA Division I National Championships. In the past nine years, they have played in the championship game nine times. Can they rebound from four consecutive second place finishes? -
Colleges and Universities Nationwide Are Fighting for the Future of the EnvironmentIn a time of increased environmental awareness, four of the top ten college and university Green Power Partners have achieved 100% production of electricity in environmentally friendly ways. -
American Idol: The Top Twelve WomenThis past Tuesday on FOX, the sixth season of the voting portion of American Idol began. The top twelve men performed, and Wednesday night, the top twelve women followed suit. -
Al Gore Fakes Announcement of Presidential CandidacyAl Gore begins at the Oscars, "Fellow citizens of the United States of America, I would like to take this opportunity to formally announce my intent to..." -
American Idol - the Top Twelve GuysTo kick off the five-hour total this week, FOX aired American Idol's Season Six top twelve guys. -
The Politics of Public Restroom UsageEveryone has standards when choosing a public restroom. This account is what I have discovered. -
What Makes a Good Actor?: Concentration of AttentionActors must use physical actions and imagination in order to fully concentrate on their craft while being careful not to block out the audience. -
Nicolas Cage Says Ghost Rider is "A Break from Capes and Tights"Discover why Nicolage Cage's career has led to his role as Marvel Comics' Ghost Rider Johnny Blaze. -
Cold Weather KillerTo mark the beginning of February, the winter season is finally upon us. Many see this as a sign of impending global warming. -
Press Conference Held by President BushAt the closing of his first press conference during 2007, President Bush addressed the question of troop morale, the upcoming Presidential election, and bipartisan politics. -
President Bush Responds to Media QuestionsDuring his first press conference of 2007, President Bush was asked a variety of tough questions from the media in attendance. -
Speaking to General David Petraeus and Addressing IraqThis morning at 11:00 a.m. EST, President Bush held his first news conference of the year in the East Room of the White House. He addressed a recent conversation with General David Patreaus and also a few main points on the strategy in Iraq. -
The Basics of Grammar: When to Capitalize, How to Use Numbers, Commas, Semi-Colons, Hyphens, Colons, and Quotation MarksStop relying on your word processor to check your grammar. You should already know how the basics of grammar, but this will refresh your memory. -
What Makes a Good Actor? ImaginationYou've mastered the concepts emotional memory and physical actions. Now it's time to use your imagination. Do you know how? -
iPods and Giles Slade's Book Entitled Made to BreakIn a recently-released book entitled Made to Break, author Giles Slade addresses the trend of American companies creating products that are destined to malfunction. -
Seven Great Ideas for Theme PartiesTired of the same old parties? Then it's time to spice it up! Give your next get together a theme and watch how creative your friends and acquaintances can be. -
Books Every Person Should ReadIn high school, we learned about literary classics. The books mentioned in this article are not on those lists, but every person should read them. -
What Not to Wear: Staples and TipsThree staples of any wardrobe. And tips on how to pick them. -
Irish Pride: How We Celebrate St. Patrick's DayIt isn't really a secret that the Irish are proud. But there are reasons why. We deserve it. I mean, we get our own holiday for crying out loud. And we aren't the only ones who celebrate it. Join in on the fun. -
Finding Energies in the Chakras: An IntroductionIn its simplest meaning, a chakra is a wheel of energy. Ancient tradition as well as current belief notes the presence of seven chakras within the human, all of which represent different aspects of life and person. -
How Actors Become CharactersMy previous series described a variety of methods used by Stanislavski in his system of acting. This one will provide information on combining those methods to ultimately create a character. -
Best Songs to Belt OutLooking to take an escape and sing your heart out in the shower? Try these songs. -
Best Songs to Belt Out IIA mix for guys to sing in the shower. -
Merging onto the HighwayThe majority, if not all, of traffic is caused by drivers who are unable to merge. This guide describes the major problems with merging, and what you can do to overcome them. -
Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears PradaMiranda Priestly is a big deal, as most every character in the film references at one point in time. Meryl Streep is able to give life to her character as very few could. -
The Best Super Bowl Commercials of 2007Whereas past Super Bowl commercials have placed a large emphasis on humor, Super Bowl XLI saw an increased attention to graphic design and popular health concerns. -
Bud Light's "Language Course with Carlos Mencia" Super Bowl AdvertisementMencia is perfect for this take on political correctness. -
GM's "Robot" Super Bowl AdvertisementGM chose to work with empathy to combat the environmentally aware vehicles of its competitors. -
Snickers' "Kiss" Super Bowl CommercialSnickers has a history of great Super Bowl commercials. This year, they tried a new campaign, and struck out. -
Coca-Cola's "Grand Theft Auto" Super Bowl AdvertisementWhereas many commercials in Super Bowl pasts have relied on humor to send their messages, Coca-Cola has done something different. -
President Bush Declares Federal Disaster DeclarationAfter President Bush declared four counties in Florida as Federal disaster areas, FEMA began sending trailers to the area. Twenty are reported dead, more are still missing, and FEMA director addresses the issue. -
J.K. Rowling's Final Harry Potter Book Already a BestsellerSix months before the final book in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, is due to be released in stores, pre-sales have already placed it at number one. -
International "That's What She Said" Day Set for February 15If you thought February 15, a Thursday, the day after Valentine's Day, would be dull, you thought wrong. John Hughes and Michael Scott have taken the initiative to make sure this day goes down in history.
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A Guide to the Holocaust MuseumA free museum located in our nation's capital, the Holocaust Museum is a wonderful environment to retrace our roots and open our eyes. -
Harley Davidson Workers Begin Strike This MorningUnion workers strike at Harley Davidson's largest plant. They hope their actions will show rejection against all of corporate America. -
J. Lo on a Roll in Entertainment NewsJennifer Lopez is making news lately with a reality television show, a brand new album, and an expected pre-Super Bowl duet with Marc Anthony. -
Florida Tornados Wreak Havoc; 14 DeadLast night, a monstrous thunderstorm with suspected tornadoes struck the area of central Florida. Currently, officials have found fourteen victims. -
How to Be a Feminist: A - DDo you have the tendency to set yourself as far away from feminism as possible? Despite popular belief, feminists are not bad people, and you believe five core truths, you are one. -
Article Ideas to Capitalize on Lonely DaysWe all have unplanned days to ourselves. If you are one who needs constant movement, engage in these activities to fulfill your needed level of excitement. -
Gargantuan Lists in SocietyEveryone lists items in their lives. The best movies, the worst actors, etc. Discover the humor (or drama) that lies beneath the surface. -
Global Warming and Al Gore Big in Recent NewsFormer U.S. Vice President Al Gore has taken his place amongst the big news stories as of late. His film has received multiple Oscar nominations, he has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, and he's on the radar for Presidential candidacy. -
How Kevin Bacon is Transforming His Namesake Game "Six Degrees"Kevin Bacon has taken the game "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" and furthered it to better charitable organizations. There are millions of charities, but Kevin has done something unique with these, using the game created in his name. -
The Treatment of Depression: Electroconvulsive Therapy with an Emphasis on WomenECT is the most controversial depression treatments available. Find out what the experts are saying about it. -
What Every Aspiring Filmmaker Needs to KnowWith recent technological advancements, practically anyone can make their own films. But if it you want to make it big, follow these steps. -
Why We Are Fed Up with American IdolToo many people have begun using American Idol to gain exposure for their non-musical talents or aspirations. It is time FOX does something to alter their editing decisions and make Idol the show it was intended to be. -
Do You Believe in the Afterlife, Mind-Reading, and Relationship Pulls?Recently, society has seen a trend in popular belief of spirituality in accordance to human beliefs and relationships. Participate in this experiment on the plausibility of energy's role in afterlife, mind-reading, and relationship pulls. -
Why Did Dreamgirls Receive 8 Oscar Nominations?The most widely praised film to receive nominations for this year's upcoming Academy Awards is Dreamgirls. To those who question why, this article will provide you with all of the answers. -
How Society is Denying Child RapeIt is absurd for the majority of the public to question the ethics behind the filmmakers when they have not even seen the film themselves. How can you be so sure the young actress was violated when you weren't even present? -
Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts for Alka-SeltzerFind out how Alka-Seltzer made the right decision in using Frank and Marie Barone for their Super Bowl commercial. -
Review of Alpha Dog: This Film Gets a Grade of A-The filmmakers make interesting decisions, such as that to employ the use of a split screen and to label witnesses in scenes. Read what insight these decisions give the viewer. -
9 Tips for MySpace Users: Making a Viewer Friendly PageLearn how best to set up your page to please your viewers and keep them coming back for more. -
What Makes a Good Actor? Physical Actions on StageFor the aspiring actor or director, method acting, devised by Konstantin Stanislavski, provides a series of techniques to perfect your craft. In discussing physicality, this article focuses on the psycho-physical union. -
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Bring Charity to New OrleansFind out how Jolie and Pitt are bettering communities through their generosity and spirit. -
Kentucky Derby Winner Barbaro EuthanizedWhen Barbaro won the Kentucky Derby last year, the country was hopeful that his 8 1/2 length lead meant he just might be the horse to break the longest dry spell in Triple Crown history. -
Telling Children They Are BeautifulIt is widely known that American society places a huge emphasis on beauty. In an effort to discover how looks began to become so significant in determining of the future of one's success, studies have been conducted on children and infants. -
Jeremy Piven's Hardest Acting RoleStar of the hit television series Entourage, Jeremy Piven has stated his role in Smokin' Aces was the hardest of his career. -
United for Peace: March on WashingtonThis just in: President Bush makes statement: "I am the decision-maker." Activists have already planned a protest in DC, and all are welcome to send the President a message of our own. Information provided within. -
Homemade Valentine's Day: Make Your Own Candles and Bath SaltsPlan on taking a romantic bath complete with lit candles this Valentine's Day? Surprise your loved one by making your own candles and bath infusions to best complement your romantic desires. -
What Not to Wear: A Guide Based on the Principles of TLC's Hit ShowAre you in desperate need of a makeover? Six tips for your wardrobe, hair, and makeup that will make your look classic. -
Senate Unable to Pass Minimum Wage BillAnother failed vote for a minimum wage increase marks the tenth year with the same minimum wage even though congress has themselves a pay raise eight times in the same time span. -
President Bush Criticized for Foreign Policy and EconomyWhat does a Vietnam veteran whose father previously served and whose son is currently serving have to say about the President's foreign policy and other issues? -
How President Bush Made History in His 2007 State of the Union AddressFor the first time in history, there was a woman sitting behind the President for the annual State of the Union Address. Discover what historic first words President Bush spoke. -
More Great Crafts for Valentine's DayLearn to make a heart-shaped braided envelope and a coffee can valentine holder. -
RuneScape Tips: an Introduction to Chatting and TutorsIn order to effectively communicate, it is important to understand player lingo and chat room ethics and effects. This guide is intended to give you a brief overview of the chat features while including information on tutors. -
Homemade Valentine Cards: Save Money (and Paper) by Recycling on Valentine's DayEvery year, the Greeting Card Association estimates that approximately one billion valentine cards are sent. If you're environmentally-conscious, but still love sending holiday cards, try making your own paper for homemade cards. -
Democratic Response to Bush Set to Cover Iraq and EconomyPresident plans to speak on new energy program, health care, and Iraq as it relates to the War on Terror in his State of the Union tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET. Democratic Senator Jim Webb will respond. -
Who Will Thank the Academy?Nominations for the 79th Annual Academy Awards were announced early this morning. There are Golden Globe repeats and newcomers as well. Find out just how many films made the cut and how you can win a trip to L.A. with your predictions. -
This Year, Football History Will Be RewrittenThere has been a lot of coverage about the NFL coaches headed to the Super Bowl this year. The pair will comprise the first African American coaches ever to take a team to the big game. -
President Bush's Last State of the Union AddressSet to focus on domestic issues, people are now wondering how President Bush will react to a Congress that has publicly opposed his new plan for Iraq? -
Tune in for Barbara Walters' Best of the Very Best on SIRIUS RadioBarbara Walters has announced her joining the ranks of SIRIUS Internet Radio. Beginning today, tune in to catch her "Best of the Very Best." -
12 Democrats and 14 Republicans Enter the 2008 Presidential Race12 Democrats and 14 Republicans vie for their party's ticket in the 2008 Presidential Race. -
Bill Parcells Announces RetirementBill "The Tuna" Parcells has announced for the third time that he is retiring from a football head coach position. Will history repeat itself? -
The Chicago Bears Stress Turnovers and Make it to MiamiChicago earns a trip to Miami by forcing 4 turnovers to take down New Orleans. -
Indianapolis Colts Struggle but Overcome, Head to MiamiWhat seemed like a definite win for the Patriots in the first half certainly turned out to be a great game. The Colts ended up winning with the margin only 4 points. -
Kellie Pickler Breaks Down on StageKellie Pickler showed her vulnerability today, as the performance of her new single "I Wonder" brings tears to her eyes. -
A Beginner's Guide to RuneScape RulesIf you are new to RuneScape, the first and foremost thing of which you need to be aware is the official rulebook.
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Top Florists in Harrisburg and the Surrounding AreasLive in the Harrisburg area and need flower delivery? Look no further than this compilation of information from the top florists in the area. -
Kellie Pickler Earns Gold Record for "Small Town Girl"Kellie Pickler's debut album has sold upwards of 300,000 copies. Find out what her upcoming plans are. -
What Makes a Good Actor?: Emotional MemoryI'm sure you have heard the phrase, "The eyes are the gateway to the soul." This phrase is true not only in real life, but also in acting. -
How to Be a Typical Wheel of Fortune ContestantWe sit at home, cheering you contestants on, even during the rounds when we have nothing at stake (I still haven't figured this part out), but you continue to disappoint us. -
64th Annual Golden Globes: the Pictures and TelevisionDreamgirls and Elizabeth I get the most total Golden Globes this year. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is thanked for introducing a new category to the ceremony. -
64th Annual Golden Globes: The WomenHelen Mirren tops the individual awards and Meryl Streep has a message for film fans and viewers. -
Governor Edward G. Rendell Inaugurated for Second TermGovernor Rendell proposes health care and political reform for his second term in Pennyslvania. -
64th Annual Golden Globes: The MenThe Hollywood Foreign Press Association honors Forest Whitaker, Sacha Baron Cohen, and others in Best Actor categories. They offer a special tribute to the work of Warren Beatty. -
NFL Conference Championships to Feature Saints, Bears, Colts, PatriotsChicago Bears to host New Orleans Saints in NFC Championship. Indianapolis Colts to host New England Patriots in AFC Championship. Winners of both games will go on to Super Bowl XLI to be played on February 4, 2007. -
The View Takes on Malibu Fires, the War on Iraq, Children and War, and Movie TheatersToday, Wednesday the 10th of January, The View welcomed back Barbara Walters. She joined the three other regular co-hosts Joy Behart, Rosie O'Donnell, and Elisabeth Hasselback to discuss, among other issues, the war in Iraq. -
Anti-Protest Protesting and the Politics Located ThereinWestboro Baptist Church has prompted the creation of the Respect for America's Fallen Heroes Act. The question is the constitutionality of this bill and what it says about the very freedoms these soldiers have fought to uphold. -
Energy Days, Freedom of Information Act, Diet and ExerciseRead a summary of The View's hot topics before you see it on entertainment news. Today welcomed the addition of Kerry Washington as a co-host and the testimony of two women who lost a combined 360 pounds in two years -- without gastric bypass. -
Still Missing After Ten Days: Police Must Re-evaluateOver a week ago, Elaine Pierson disappeared from her home in central Pennsylvania. The last known contact with Pierson occurred on the 27th of December, 2006. Pennsylvania State Police welcome information at (717) 567 - 3110.
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How to Take Good PhotographsIt's the holiday season, and many people will soon begin (if they haven't already begun) taking a large number of photographs depicting the season's spirits in their lives. Do you want this year's pictures to turn out better than last year's? -
Does the Female Perspective Exist in Hollywood Romance?It is not a secret that Hollywood movies are centralized around the male viewpoint. With the insertion of female directors into mainstream media, one would think that the female viewpoint would be better utilized. -
Folk Arts and Entertainment: The Banjo SummitMost people think of the banjo as a “simpler” guitar. There is a tendency of society to associate the banjo with the folk arts - the arts of the common people -- which are generally thought to not be worthy of recognition. -
Banning Books, Freedom of Expression, and the Risk of Inhibiting ArtistsArt is a product of society. Whether it is in support of or in opposition to that society, art reflects a part of the society in which it is made. And just as art owes society an accurate portrayal, society needs to view that art as resulting from the whole of society. -
Art Appreciation: Society in All Its SimplicitySimplicity seems to be the trend of the moment - short and sweet, to-the-point, obvious -- but the beauty of art is becoming lost in this world of simplicity. -
Russian National Ballet Performs The Sleeping BeautyA familiar story combined with beautiful composition and graceful choreography, The Sleeping Beauty has all the potential to be breathtaking. -
The Civilians Perform Gone Missing in New York CityFor what it tries to be, Gone Missing is definitely successful. It isn’t surprising that The Civilians were named one of the 25 up-and-comers of New York City theatre.
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Journeying Between Musicals and Film: Compromise in the Popular and Fine ArtsThe line between the popular and fine arts is becoming much less distinguished, especially in the area of theatre. Plays have become musicals and musicals have begun to incorporate more elaborate dance into them. -
Christmas Recipes for Potato Candy and Other TreatsEach family has its own traditions when it comes to the holiday menu. In case you want to change it up, here are a few simple recipes from my own. -
An Opinion of John Cage's 4'33" - Does Music Exist in Silence?The core of art is intent, and the audience has the ability to determine the status of any work. One person could listen to the crickets and an owl at night and hear beautiful music, but another could just hear annoying sounds. -
Why We Should Be Teaching Intelligent Design to High School StudentsWhereas evolution was rejected in earlier times, intelligent design is rejected today. In opposition to the views of some parents, high school students should not be sheltered, especially in free-thinking. -
Good Reputations: Are They Helpful or Hurtful for Films?Reputation has an extreme impact on the success of any piece of art. A film’s success lies inherently on the views of the popular press and mass public, and this can either help a film or account for its downfall. -
Ethics and the Media Arts: Who Can Be Trusted?It is rare that two articles, both covering the same issue, will read in the same manner. Every writer puts his/her own spin on the material to make it "fresh." There is a definite battle of ethics involved in artistic interpretation/manipulation. -
Prescription Birth Control and Why I Will Never Use ItThe issue regarding birth control that concerns me the most is its being prescribed to adolescent and teenaged girls in order to regulate their periods, as though having an irregular period is abnormal in some way.
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A Commentary on the Frat Boys' Lawsuit Against BoratBorat isn't about bringing attention to the ways of third-world countries. It's about bringing to the attention of the citizens of this country how absurd these views are. At some point people need to learn how to accept responsibility for themselves.