Tara M. Clapper
Tara M. Clapper is a freelance writer living in the Philadelphia area. The author steadily produces material for content sites and private clients while pursuing a Masters in Publishing part time.
Tara specializes in multiple niche topics including geek subculture, Philadelphia and South Jersey, dogs, weddings, beauty, Irish American culture, costuming, holidays, marriage, relationships, women's issues and health, video games, music and film. Her TV-related writing is frequently featured on Yahoo! TV.
A fan of Philadelphia sports, Tara follows the Flyers and Phillies. She is an exercise enthusiast and amateur fencer and her content sometimes appears on Yahoo! Sports.
She serves as Seventh Kingdom IGE Marketing Director, utilizing social media and traditional outlets to promote a highly immersive fantasy live action role-playing game. She represents the game at conventions and other events.
Tara also serves on the advisory council of LARP Alliance; she is a member of the Alpha Phi Omega Alumni Association of New Jersey (a co-ed service fraternity) and lifetime member of Alpha Phi Omega.
Also a deadline-driven, SEO-oriented blogger, Tara holds a BA in English and a music minor from McDaniel College. Her corporate background includes titles such as production editor at an academic publisher and customer experience manager at a self-publishing company. Tara also gained some serious coffee knowledge working part-time as a barista.
In her free time, Tara enjoys writing poetry and fiction, scrapbooking, photography, singing, event organization and selling crafts and home decor items at flea markets.
Tara is available for writing and editing jobs, offering insight on her many areas of expertise. For more information on these services, check out TaraWrites.com.
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Tara specializes in multiple niche topics including geek subculture, Philadelphia and South Jersey, dogs, weddings, beauty, Irish American culture, costuming, holidays, marriage, relationships, women's issues and health, video games, music and film. Her TV-related writing is frequently featured on Yahoo! TV.
A fan of Philadelphia sports, Tara follows the Flyers and Phillies. She is an exercise enthusiast and amateur fencer and her content sometimes appears on Yahoo! Sports.
She serves as Seventh Kingdom IGE Marketing Director, utilizing social media and traditional outlets to promote a highly immersive fantasy live action role-playing game. She represents the game at conventions and other events.
Tara also serves on the advisory council of LARP Alliance; she is a member of the Alpha Phi Omega Alumni Association of New Jersey (a co-ed service fraternity) and lifetime member of Alpha Phi Omega.
Also a deadline-driven, SEO-oriented blogger, Tara holds a BA in English and a music minor from McDaniel College. Her corporate background includes titles such as production editor at an academic publisher and customer experience manager at a self-publishing company. Tara also gained some serious coffee knowledge working part-time as a barista.
In her free time, Tara enjoys writing poetry and fiction, scrapbooking, photography, singing, event organization and selling crafts and home decor items at flea markets.
Tara is available for writing and editing jobs, offering insight on her many areas of expertise. For more information on these services, check out TaraWrites.com.
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More Businesses Should Hire VeteransWhy more businesses should hire veterans.
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Best Concept Cars: A Female Driver's PerspectiveDo auto makers consider the needs of women when designing their concept cars? Here are three examples of concept cars I wish I could buy due to their makers' consideration of people like me.
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Top Three Free and Low-Cost Family-Friendly Tourist Activities Near Boca Raton, FloridaEnjoy shopping and view the outdoors on a budget near Boca Raton, Florida. Ideal for families and senior citizens.
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Hillary Clinton as Obama's VP?President Obama should consider Hillary Clinton as his running mate to win a second term.
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For GrandfatherA poem written for my grandfather. -
Dating tips: How to handle inappropriate comments and questionsA look at how to handle unexpected inappropriate remarks during a date. What are your options?
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Pit Bull Owner: How I Prevent Dog BitesHow the victim of a dog bite prevents her dogs from biting.
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Words With Friends: How to Beat CheatersIt's frustrating to play against someone who cheats in Words with Friends. How can you beat a Words with Friends cheater? -
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Moving in together: What to discuss before you make the moveWhat important things do you and your partner need to consider before moving in together? A look at the importance of respecting personal space and keeping your relationship fresh.
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How to Manage Your Pets While You MovePets thrive on consistency and routines. How can you accommodate your pets' needs as you move to a new location?
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How to Find Datacrons in Star Wars: The Old RepublicTips for finding and retrieving datacrons in Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR).
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Tips for Large Dog Owners: How to Save MoneyHow I saved about a dollar per day by changing my spending habits on food and pet supplies for my large dogs.
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Summer FaerieA poem describing a summer fae creature.
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'The Avengers' Brings Teamwork and Equality to the Big Screen"The Avengers" is a Marvel masterpiece full of character-driven plot and fast-paced action. "The Avengers" is a playground of immersion for audiences seeking an emotional connection to the characters in the film.
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Reflections of a Personal Journey: Interview with Kristen Wolf, Author of 'The Way'Interview with "The Way" author Kristen Wolf, who discusses her novel's relevance to women in contemporary times and the evolution and exploration of her own personal beliefs.
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Beatles Kids' Band: Are Media Outlets Giving Too Much Credit to James McCartney's Comment?After James McCartney mentioned the idea of a band formed by children of The Beatles, how are fans and media outlets responding? A look at the details.
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Top 5 spring and summer double date ideasEnjoy double dating in warm spring and summer weather with these five group dating ideas.
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Delicately TragicA poem about past revolutions.
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Interview: Cesar Millan Discusses Dog Socialization, Breed-Specific Legislation and Red Zone CasesDog behavior expert Cesar Millan of "Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan" provides tips for selecting a shelter dog and encouraging canine socialization at the dog park.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic: Five Things You Need to Know About Your PvP Healer AllyWhat do you need to know to PvP effectively with a healer on your team? By better understanding healers' strengths and limitations in SWTOR, you can craft a more effective PvP strategy.
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Treachery at the Water Cooler: A Look at Female Interaction in the WorkplaceFemale competition in the workplace can feel passive-aggressive and taxing. How can you cope?
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Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, and Fleetwood Mac: How Baby Boomer Musicians Use New Media for PromotionA look at how three major music acts harness new media to engage baby boomers and other fans.
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Two Sci-Fi TV Show Spin-off Ideas: 'Firefly' and 'Star Trek: The Next Generation'A look at two sci-fi series deserving of spin-offs.
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Philadelphia: Spectacular Sites for Solo Dining, Touring, and LodgingA look at the best places for solo travelers to explore, rest, and eat in the City of Brotherly Love.
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Sharing hobbies: A way for couples to grow closerA look at the benefits of participating in hobbies as a couple.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR) PvP Warzone EtiquetteA look at basic PvP etiquette in Star Wars: The Old Republic. What do you need to know about getting along with other players in PvP?
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The Number 5A poem for Cinco de Mayo. How is the number five like Mexican-American culture?
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Love, War and Politics in 'Game of Thrones' and 'The Borgias': A ComparisonA look at the similarities between "Game of Thrones" and "The Borgias."
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Could Breed Specific Legislation (BSL) Lead to Legal Discrimination Against Humans?Breed specific legislation outlaws certain dog breeds. Could public and private organizations use this as a basis for discriminating against humans based on race and other determining factors?
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5 unusual weekend date ideasA look at five unconventional ideas for a weekend-long date.
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When Should You Change a Relationship Status on Facebook?Social media has presented us with a way to define our relationships publicly. Here's how to tactfully let others know when 'it's complicated.'
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Couple controversy: Coping with work schedule changesA look at dealing with changes in work schedules. How can this affect your marriage or relationship?
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Most Anticipated Video Games for the 2012 Spring and SummerA look at the hottest new video game releases occurring in the spring and summer of 2012. Includes multiple platforms including PC, Mac, iPhone, Xbox and PS3.
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First Person: I Quit My Job With Careful PlanningA look at how I carefully planned to transition out of my full-time office job.
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Interpreting your relationship: 5 common dream symbols and their meaningsWhat does it mean when your husband, partner, or love interest shows up in your dreams with other symbols?
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Pit Bull Owners and Breed Specific Legislation (BSL): Important FactsWhat is breed specific legislation and what large dog breeds are commonly affected?
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Caring for a partner with injuriesA first-person observation about the challenges and rewards of caring for a partner with injuries.
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Recognizing Signs of Dog AbuseThe signs of dog abuse are not always evident. Here's what I failed to notice when someone in my former household abused my dog.
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5 Wedding Planning Tips for SeniorsSenior citizens have some special considerations when planning weddings. Here are five important items to consider during the wedding planning process.
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5 tips for dating an unemployed manDating in an economy slow to recover is a difficult prospect--but one many women face. In such difficult times, men who are jobless may want to work, but can't find a job. Others may enjoy their cushy man-cave in their parents' basement.
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Pittsburgh Psychiatric Hospital Shooting: Should Private Buildings Institute Security Screenings?With two dead and seven hospitalized in the Pittsburgh hospital shooting, should public and private facilities increase security measures?
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Online Role Playing: A Geek Writer's Art FormA look at online text-based role playing games.
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Why Women Love 'Spartacus'A look at why many women enjoy the Starz series 'Spartacus.'
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Gender Roles: Boys on the Battlefield, Girls in the KitchenA personal recollection of a mother-daughter team who challenged gender roles.
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MTV Looks at Geek Dating in 'True Life: I'm a Fanboy'A look at MTV's treatment of geek dating.
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Bamboo SongA poem about the Morikami Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach, Florida.
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5 Reasons Fans Love Neil Patrick HarrisA look at actor and magician Neil Patrick Harris.
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De-Mystifying Role Playing Games (RPGs) and Gaming CultureA first-person look at the stereotypes and misperceptions of gamers who enjoy RPGs.
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How My Parents’ Divorce Influences My Relationship ChoicesA first-person look at how a couple's divorce has affected their adult child's relationships. Includes positive examples.
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5 Steps: Preparing Your Dog for the Dog ParkAre you worried about your dog socializing properly at the dog park? A look at five things you should do with your dog before you get there.
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Faithful companions: My dogs barked for help when I was injuredA look at how two dogs kept their owner calm during an emergency.Also published on:
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Drinking LimerickA limerick about what happened to someone after drinking too much whiskey.
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‘Spartacus’: Lucretia Talks to the GodsA look at Lucretia's new role as prophet in 'Spartacus.' What are her ambitions and how might she achieve them?
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The Easter BasketA poem about an excellent Easter present: a book.
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2012 Philadelphia International Auto Show: A Budget-Conscious Consumer's ComparisonA look at the latest affordable car models at the 2012 Philadelphia International Auto Show.
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Antique PhiladelphiaA poem about an antique car (pictured).
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Dogtionary: Translating Canine Behaviors that Seem Inappropriate to HumansDogs' natural behaviors can create some awkward moments, especially around company. Understanding your dogs' urges and tendencies can lessen the awkwardness and allow you to anticipate such situations.
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Six Subtle Actions that Will Turn Him OnA look at simple ways to inspire romance in the bedroom.
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The ElixirA reporter from London goes on a transatlantic journey in search of a special item. She travels via airship and lands in Philadelphia.
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The Warrior in YouA poem about marriage in the form of a Shakespearean sonnet.
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Pros and Cons of Playing a Jedi Consular in ‘Star Wars: The Old Republic’ (SWTOR)A look at the positive and negative aspects of playing a Jedi Consular character in "Star Wars: The Old Republic" (SWTOR).
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'Pan Am' Examines Male Gender Roles'Pan Am' takes a look at male gender roles and stereotypes in the 1960s.
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'Glee:' Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas for GleeksNeed to shop for a 'Glee' fan this Valentine's Day? Check out the ultimate Gleek gift guide.
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Naturality IIA poem about nature versus machine.
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Protector IIA poem about feral protection.
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‘Castle’: Valentine’s Day Possibilities for Castle and BeckettA look at possible Valentine's Day options for Castle and Beckett on 'Castle.'
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Exclusive Interview With James McCartney: Son of Famed Beatle to Perform on 'Late Show With David Letterman'British musician James McCartney discusses his double digital EP release, making his own way in the music industry and the inspiration behind his music.
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2012 Philadelphia International Auto Show PreviewA look at the cars, brands and amenities featured at the 2012 Philadelphia Auto Show.
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First Person: Apartment Living Is Saving Us $700 a Month and Has Improved Our Quality of LifeOnce we got past the stigma of living in an apartment, my husband and I ended up saving money even though our income was reduced. Here's how.
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Best Concerts Coming to Philadelphia in 2012A look at concerts occurring in Philadelphia in 2012; includes country, alternative, and classic rock.
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On Being a WomanInspired by Michelangelo's work.
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BoundA poem about uprooting.
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Black CatA poem about why I think cats can be creepy.
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GrenadineThe grenadine in drinks--in poetic form.
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On Our FeetA short love poem.
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Chocolate LustA poem about sensual music.
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Eve Minus AdamA poem about self-dependence.
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Here and ThereA poem about transition.
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PlainA poem about feeling plain.
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Lady RavenscroftA poem about writing under a pseudonym to say what you'd really like to say.
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RabidA poem about the intensity of writing and communicating.
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SeamstressFabric and technology: both woven.
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HarveyA poem comparing a ghost to a man.
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What We Do HereLife in college, in poetry.
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American DreamsA reaction to criticism of the government's actions following Sept. 11.
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Cafe PoemsA series of poems about four different cafes.
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DiseaseA poem about a failed relationship.
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UpdateA poem about relationships in the information age.
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ChildrenA poem about children relating to the author.
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JusticeAn image of justice in poetic form.
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Jon's LullabyA love song lullaby.
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Be Your GirlLyrics about the psychology behind finding acceptance in a relationship.
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Joann's SongA song for a dear friend. Despite our differences, we relate to each other very well.
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The River ChildAn expressive poem about love that cannot be held within.
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We Needed to Build a Fire to Keep WarmLyrics about warmth and survival.
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A Wish for YouLyrics of unrequited love.
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Poetry She SighsAiry lyrics.
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Billy's SongLyrics for a friend.
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ImperativeCommanding words in a female friendship.
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Last Night on the GrassA poem of idealization.
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FluidA poem about creative inspiration.
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ChantingPoetry of nature and sin.
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ShowA poem about summer music and intensity.
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The Pitiful OneA fiery poem and lament.
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BlueA poem about love across the ocean.
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Caffeine Clemency at 12:40 AmA poem about awareness at creative o'clock.
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Maintaining Successful Friendships with Males While Married or TakenWomen who are married, engaged or in relationships should not have to give up valued friendships with male friends. Here's how to maintain your friendships while also respecting your significant other.
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Hillshire Farm Oven Roasted Turkey Recipe: Low-fat Hot Turkey and Cheese SandwichLooking for a hearty, low-fat sandwich recipe? Try the low-fat hot turkey and cheese sandwich, made with low-fat Hillshire Farm oven roasted turkey.
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Five Steps: Dogs Behaving Well Around CompanyMy husband and I follow a five-step process when inviting guests to meet our pets in our home.
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Cooking for your date: A beginner’s guideTips for garnering the interest and attention of your date through food.
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‘All-American Muslim’: Loss of Advertisers and Audience ReactionAudience and advertisers react to "All-American Muslim" and the Florida Family Association's criticisms of the show.
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Winter EarthA season-element poem about winter and earth.
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Summer OceanA season-element poem about summer and water.
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Spring AirA season-element poem.
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Autumn FireA season-element poem.
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Dealing with your ex at a social eventSeeing your ex at a social event can cause a lot of stress. With a bit of preparation, you can avoid awkwardness and drama when seeing your ex at weddings and other occasions.
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7 Ways to Celebrate an Irish Christmas: A Shopping GuideTurn Christmas chaos into an organized oasis with an Irish Christmas theme.
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My friend is pregnant and I’m not: Coping with changesA friendship changes when one friend is pregnant and the other is not. This can also change your own relationship with your significant other. Here are some tips for coping with this type of change.
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Adding a Second Dog to Your FamilyWhat criteria should you use when selecting a second dog for your family? We considered the health and social needs of our family first--including those of our first dog.
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The Ultimate Guide to Pet-Sitting PreparednessA look at the basic ways to prepare for a pet sitting job. Includes tips on the information you'll need the pet owner to provide
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‘New Girl': The Similarities Between Jess Day and Zooey DeschanelRecently, events in Deschanel's real life seem even more in line with 'New Girl' than usual.Also published on:
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Santana Comes Out on ‘Glee’Santana might not have been ready to come out as a lesbian, but her secret's out due to a political ad. Now it's time for her to tell her friends and family. She does this in five stages.
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Are the Muslim-Americans in ‘All-American Muslim’ Hyper-Sensitive?A look at discrimination in the Midwest and how it affects the families on 'All-American Muslim.'
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Still single: How to keep your married friends and avoid 'fifth wheel syndrome'A look at navigating your social life when you seem to be the last single person in your group of friends.
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Holiday meal at his family’s house: A survival guideIt's time to meet your boyfriend's family at a holiday gathering. Here are some tips for enjoying yourself and avoiding disaster.
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Three Things Fans Will Miss Most About ‘Pan Am’With its ratings dropping, it looks like the show will shortly meet its demise. Here are three things I'll miss most about 'Pan Am.'
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Holiday Car Travel Tips: Transporting DogsDogs are part of the family—so why leave them behind when it’s time for holiday car travel?
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‘Game of Thrones’ Echoes Real-Life PoliticsA look at how real-life politics are similar to those in this series.
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Five Reasons Why Women Love ‘Spartacus’A look at why female fans favor this program.Also published on:
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War Bonds ImagesA look at war bond posters through the years.
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‘Castle’ Fan Holiday Gift GuidePrepare for Cyber Monday and the Christmas season with this holiday gift guide for 'Castle' fans.
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Lucretia’s Options in ‘Spartacus: Vengeance’What life choices remain for Lucretia now that slaves have overrun the ludus and killed her husband? Will she continue to lose power or manipulate others to gain back what she lost?
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TicketedA poem about longing and nature.
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‘Glee’: Too Much Competition?Do the students experience too much competition in their daily lives?
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BlanketsPoetry about comfort.
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Fences, Walls, and WomenA poem about unrequited love.
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Innocence AgainA coming of age poem for women.
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Cried for Someone ElseA poem about friendship.
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FluidA poem about creativity and its source.
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'Pan Am': Five Shocking Stewardess StandardsA list of five standards of female behavior as portrayed on 'Pan Am' -- and a look at how the female protagonists challenge them.
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Top Five Video Games for ‘Game of Thrones’ FansThree 'Game of Thrones' video games will be released in 2012. Until then, fans can check out these five video games that include fantasy and political elements.
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ChantingA poem about east versus west.
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ShowThe true story of a musician and her friends - poetry.
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HomeA poem about traveling in London, Dublin and the United States.
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The RainA poetic memory about the gazebo at college.
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WorldA look at dependence, in poetry.
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Art HistoryA poem about needs in a relationship.
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HelixA poetic look at the entangled feelings of love.
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DisturbanceA poem about unsettling perfection.
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BlueA poem about the clarity and confusion of love.
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Upgrowing- God's Blood-Letting (go)A poem with maternal imagery.
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NaturalityA poem about man and machine.
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The Glass BottlesA poem about treasured objects at my grandparents' house.
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NocturneA poem inspired by Chopin.
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WhiteA poem about purity and growth through natural observation.
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WindA moment in ephemeral wind. Poetry.
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The Lonely PainterA poem about disappointment in a family member.
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Glad to ListenA poem about protective love.
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ProtectorA poem written about an object.
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He Plays the GuitarA poem about the imagined connection between two musical lovers.
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December 8: John LennonA description of New York City on the 20th anniversary of John Lennon's death.
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ConfidereA symphonic poem for JLM.
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FlightA story written in 1999, inspired by a difficult and confusing dream.
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Christmas 1999Memory of a shopping scene at Christmas time. This memory was experienced and written in my high school years.
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Controlling 'The House of Bernarda Alba'A look at the protagonist's means of control in "The House of Bernarda Alba."
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The True Meaning of MJ and Other Such Bumper StickersAn editorial about those strange 'initials' bumper stickers.
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5 Celebs Who Could Host Outrageous Thanksgiving DinnersA look at five celebrities who could host wild Thanksgiving dinners.
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Why Geeky Women Relate to ‘New Girl’A look at why self-identified female geeks enjoy "New Girl" on Fox.
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My Husband Spent $5,800 to Save Our DogHow much would you spend to save your pet's life? A first-person look at the costs of two hip surgeries and follow-up veterinary visits.
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‘Castle:’ Four Things We Don’t Know About Kate BeckettA look at the mysteries in the background of Det. Kate Beckett, Rick Castle's muse.
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Penn State, Paterno and Reporting Child AbuseA first-person look at reporting child endangerment. Should Paterno have reported the alleged child abuse instance at Penn State?
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Unicorns PrancingA winter haiku about unicorns in the snow.
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Geeky Sci-Fi Fandom Pet Name Ideas for ‘Star Trek,’ ‘Firefly’ and ‘Star Wars’ FansA look at the best pet names for fans of three top sci-fi shows.
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Piano ChristmasA poem about a child's most treasured Christmas gift.
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Life after divorce: Moving to another stateA look at things to consider before moving to another state following a divorce.
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Lanie and Esposito Break Up on ‘Castle’Is the break in Lanie and Esposito's relationship permanent?
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Top 5 Philadelphia Eagles Throwback JerseysA look at the five best Eagles jerseys available for purchase.
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Dog Diet: How to Switch Your Dog’s FoodA look at how to switch your dog's food including first-person experiences and a description of symptoms dogs may experience during dietary transitions.
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How to survive a zombie attack in New York CityUsing these tips, you could survive a hypothetical zombie attack in New York City.
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‘Pan Am’ Explores Experiences of Post-War Generation in Europe'Pan Am' is the story of Colette, a French Pan Am stewardess who confronts negative memories and feelings of Germans when a flight takes her to Berlin.
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‘Castle’ Examines RejectionA look at the theme of rejection and how it shapes the plot of Seasons 3 and 4 of "Castle."
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Fall RemindersA poem listing items reminiscent of autumn.
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Always Attached to my iPod NanoA reflection on an emotional attachment to an iPod Nano. Inspired by the life and death of Steve Jobs.
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Steve Jobs Made It Cool to Be a GeekA look at how Steve Jobs made it socially acceptable and profitable to be a geek.
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Moving Options: Changing Homes with Pit Bulls and Other Banned BreedsA close look at the Allans: a couple who moved from a house to an apartment and their quest to find a new home that would accept their pit bull.
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The Accuracy of Rachel and Kurt’s College Preparations on ‘Glee’Kurt and Rachel prepare to audition for performing arts schools. Are their preparations accurate?
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Pet Safety: Leaving Your Dogs Home AloneTips for leaving your dogs home alone. Includes personal experience and self-assessment.
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'Spartacus' Actor Andy Whitfield’s Greatest AchievementsA reflection on the life of the deceased 'Spartacus' star.
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Faerie MoonA poem about the retreat of summer and the conquest of fall.
