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Sam Holder is a professional freelance writer. He has been published in The Tallahassee Democrat and The Association of Jewish Refugees Journal. When he is not writing he is devouring Hunter S. Thompson, eating mashed potatoes, and hiking long trails.
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Guys, Take a Hint from the Ladies: Learn to LayerWomen really do understand how to remain warm in the winters. Guys, they just suffer and macho-up. -
Secretary of State Hilary ClintonIt seems as though Hilary Clinton will get the nod for Secretary of State. -
Are Freedom Towns on the Way?So, the economy is tanking. Unemployment is rising dramatically. The major US employers are on the verge of bankruptcy. We're hemorrhaging 10 billion a month in Iraq. What's next? Well, a reasonable assumption might be Freedom Towns.
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How to Weed Out the Weirdos on CraigslistCraigslist is a great resource for nearly everything, but watch out for creepazoids. -
Combatting Seasonal Affective DisorderLiving in a saturated climate can do wonders to your emotions. Have no fear. -
Radiohead's Internet-only Release of In RainbowsRadiohead pioneered a new way to promote their music and independence with their release of 'In Rainbows' on the Internet in 2007. -
The Georgia Runoff: The First 2010 RaceThe lack of a majority in the Georgia Senatorial race has led to a runoff. -
Felina's Arrow: Infusing the Latina Vibe with AmericanaAt the Siren Nation music festival in Portland, Felina's Arrow brought stage presence, style, substance, and innovation together in their crowd-rocking performance. -
Increasing National ServiceWith a new presidency on the horizon, it's time to being acting on all the promises made during the campaign. -
Some Secondary Consequences of Economic CollapseThe global economic crisis has set off panic alarms, but has also created some less than comfortable tension among allied countries. -
My Attempt at SEO (Search Engine Optimization)I've heard a lot about this newfangled SEO thing...Thought I might give it a try. We'll see how many views I can garner.
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What to Expect from NASAThe Jet Propulsion Laboratory lost contact with the Phoenix lander today; what is next on the agenda? -
Cholera Epidemic FearedThe spread of the infectious, water-borne illness has the medical and diplomatic community concerned. -
How to Successfully Negotiate a RaiseStruggling with your pay? Think you deserve more? Sell it! -
Lists and Lists: The Value of Writing it DownSetting and achieving goals are two distinctly different animals. Getting in the habit of writing down your intentions can lead to more success.
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The Military Commissions Act: Suspending Habeas CorpusThe Bush Administration's legislation calls into question the Constitutional Right of Habeas Corpus. -
The Democratic Tidal WaveThe 2008 election revealed a push for change in the American electorate. How will the Democrats use the control?
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Paper Ballots Vs. Electronic BallotsThe 2000 debacle in Florida created an intense review on the voting procedures in the United States. Have we progressed?
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The Next Crisis: Credit CardsThe mortgage mess has thrown global economies into a tail spin. As we all try to recover, there is a creeping suspicion that a knockout blow may be closing in. -
Investing in Education During Tough Economic TimesThe economy is in bad shape, but it is important to not forget the priorities of the future. -
Mainstream MediaThe main media outlets deliver the news to the vast majority of Americans. With the decline of the print market, Internet and TV news sources have received a boost in traffic, and it's important to review these powerhouses.
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The Decline of PrintHow many times a day do you check CNN.com or HuffPost or DRUDGE? Several? You are not alone. But, how often do you read the actual copy of The New York Times?
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Pay for Performance and EducatorsPay for performance works in some careers. Not in education. -
Lonely Telecommuters: The Cost of Home-Based WorkWith the rapid growth of the telecommuting community, it is important to step back and acknowledge all sides of this issue, including the negative effects of working from home. -
China Rolls Out Aggressive Economic Stimulus PlanThe new Chinese stimulus plan involves partnering with state-owned facilities, and providing new building and investment into communities. -
Bush to Host President-elect and First Lady-designateThe President and First Lady are set to host the President-elect and Michelle Obama to the White House today. -
New Study Provides Revolutionary Insight into Heart Disease and Stroke PreventionStroke and Heart Disease may be on the downslide in the future.
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Gonzo Journalism and the Dying Art of CoverageThis article details Gonzo journalism, and how it seems to be receding into history.
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Bush Administration Pushes Peace Deal to ObamaThe Bush Administration today disclosed that they would be handing the peace deal proceedings off to the President-elect, Barack Obama. -
Jeff Merkley Defeats Gordon Smith in Oregon Senate RaceJeff Merkley defeated Gordon Smith is a close battle in the Oregon Senate race.
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How a Measured Response Became Two WarsAmerica is muscular and strong, right? Why not use some muscle to defend those without muscle?
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Federally Decriminalizing MarijuanaNon-violent drug offenders are going to prison in waves. They are losing their lives, their families, and their dignity. It's time to realize the reality of marijuana. -
The Importance of Free TimeWhen was the last time you took a vacation? What did you do? How long were you gone for?
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Solitary Confinement: Destroying the Hope of the PrisonerSolitary confinement has been a strategy-based idea of some maximum security facilities, but it serves to erode the principles of rehabilitation.
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Scientism: Deep Spiritual Divides Between the Right and LeftThis article discusses the notion of Scientism and its impact on the electorate in the United States. -
Are Americans Dumb?This article confronts the idea that Americans are stupid as a population.
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O Captain! My Captain!It's about time we elect a leader who drives hope and vision. -
The Drinking Age Quandary: 21 or 18?This article delves into the debate over the drinking age, and the consequences of lowering the drinking age.
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The Future of High School Reunions and Social NetworkingThis article presents the future of the high school and college reunions and how they will be affected by the presence of online social networking sites.
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The Real Deal on Community Supported AgricultureThis article explains the idea of community supported agriculture, and the benefits of producing and encouraging local agricultural farming -
Selfishness in MarriageThis article touches the surface of the divorce epidemic in America as a symptom of a broader selfishness problem.
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Tips for Writing a Successful Query LetterThis article outlines the basic format and keys to success when querying for freelance work.
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Negative Political Advertising and Its PitfallsThis article describes some of the common consequences after using a negative advertising strategy in a political campaign.
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Keeping Your MacBook Clean and DandyThis article describes a quick and easy way to keep a MacBook clean. -
Top Five Reasons to Adopt Long-Distance Hiking as a HobbyOffers ten fantastic reasons to either quit your job, or put your life on hold to have a truly human experience.
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Sarah Palin Woos the American ElectorateSarah Palin has sex appeal. The bottomline is should we elect a vice president based on this type of draw? By legitimizing this behavior, what are we saying about our American convictions? -
Tips for Writing a Killer Cover LetterThe quantity of candidates has risen in the job market, and it makes standing out particularly difficult. This article outlines the best way to manage and execute a cover letter for the appropriate employer that most accurately catches the his/her eye.
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5 Reasons to Make Every Effort to Make it Home for the HolidaysThis article describes the importance of being with your family over the holiday season.
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Keeping Active in a Cold and Damp ClimateThis article outlines some strategies for maintaining an active lifestyle in dreary climates. -
John McCain: A Scarred Legacy?This article describes how John McCain may have tarnished his legacy with his current presidential campaign. -
Top Five Reasons Dogs Are Better Than CatsThis article describes the top five reasons why dogs are better that cats. -
