Brooke Lorren
Brooke Lorren is a freelance content producer living in central Arizona; she has been writing for over 10 years and has created over 1000 articles, blog posts, and web sites. She has also helped her husband and a friend start a human resources business. She is a USC graduate, former Naval Officer, and homeschool teacher.
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Our Spontaneous Christmas Road TripOne of my best Christmases ever was the year that me and my husband ditched our plans to go to Disneyland and drove to Washington state instead - even though I accidentally left a roast on the counter before we left.
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Survivor South Pacific Episode 11In Survivor South Pacific Episode 11, Cochran feels like he is owed another day because he helped Upolu by ditching Savaii. In Survivor, however, nobody is entitled to another day unless they are wearing an immunity necklace.
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Survivor South Pacific Episode 10In Survivor South Pacific Episode 10, Dawn and Whitney know that they have to convince others to make big moves, or they will be out of the game. Most act like little Coachbots.
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Survivor South Pacific Episode 9In Survivor South Pacific Episode 9, the former Savaii members are not happy with Cochran jumping ship, except for Dawn, who is attempting to bail out with him.
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Survivor South Pacific Episode 8In Survivor South Pacific episode 8, the plan is for Ozzy to win Redemption Island and for Cochran to play the part of double agent. Things don't go quite as smooothly as planned for the former Savaii members.
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Survivor South Pacific Episode 7After Christine won her fifth Redemption Island duel, Ozzy had a crazy idea of going to Redemption Island on purpose just to get rid of her. Would he be willing to take the risk? Find out in Survivor South Pacific Episode 7.
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Occupy Wall Street and the Bible’s Laodicean AgeThe worldwide Occupy Wall Street movement is a demonstration of the "Laodicean Age" that was predicted in the Bible in Revelation 3:14-22.
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Survivor South Pacific Episode 6In Survivor South Pacific Episode 6, the members of Upolu had to choose whether loyalty was more important than strength, while Christina maintained her position on Redemption Island.
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Survivor South Pacific Episode 5In Survivor South Pacific Episode 5, Ozzy is seen by his tribemates as becoming arrogant and lazy. Some decide that it may be time to shake things up a bit. -
Is Anonymous Invade Wall Street Threat a Fake?The hacktivist group "Anonymous" reportedly issued a threat on Wall Street for October 10th. There is reason to believe that the attacks will come to nothing, but it makes sense to be alert. -
Memories of Steve Jobs' AppleSteve Jobs died on October 5, 2011. His company, Apple Computer, has had an impact on me for most of my life. He will be missed. -
Survivor South Pacific Episode 4In Survivor South Pacific Episode 4, some of the players start thinking about shaking up the voting order a little bit, but a player with a bad attitude ended up getting sent to Redemption Island. -
Survivor South Pacific Episode 3In Survivor South Pacific Episode 3, Brandon Hantz continues to struggle with his Christianity, Semhar loses the duel, and the players vote out one of their tribe members who can't keep up during the challenges. -
Better Low Income Living: Staying Out of DebtPoverty is up in America, making it harder than ever to make ends meet. Even if your income is down, you can learn to live with less. Getting out of and staying out of debt is one of the best ways to live better on a low income. -
Survivor South Pacific Episode 2During Survivor South Pacific Episode 2, Brandon revealed to Coach his relationship to Russell Hantz. Cochrane worked hard, while -
When Little People Ask Stronger People to Help Their Political CauseA lot of people have something to protest today, so they team up with someone who has a common enemy and will protest with them. Historically, teaming up with an ally that has nothing in common with you other than a common enemy has been a bad thing.
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Are Americans Really Oppressed?Although protesters are currently gathering outside Wall Street, and more protests are planned, we need to wonder why they are protesting. Nobody in the United States is seeing the kinds of oppression that they saw in ancient times.
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How and Why God Chose to Protect HitlerHitler miraculously survived three different attempts on his life during World War II. Why did God protect him? Perhaps even evil people have a role to play in God's master plan. -
Survivor South Pacific Episode 1Survivor South Pacific debuted with a 90 minute episode, allowing us to get to know the players. The big question at tribal is: do we reward enthusiasm and a little awkwardness, or confidence with a bad attitude?
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My Former Life as a Naval OfficerFor the first ten years of my life out of high school, I served my country in the Navy. Today, my life doesn't resemble the life of adventure that I led while in the military. -
Running My Own Business Gives Me HopeStarting my own business was one of the best things that I have ever done. It gives me the freedom to homeschool my kids while giving me hope for my future income. -
Kristallnacht: Hitler's 9/11 Tragedy9/11 is a date that we normally associate with a 2001 terrorist attack. In Europe, 9/11 is how people write November 11th. Hitler had his own 9/11 tragedy: Kristallnacht. -
Tides Foundation Connected to Day of Rage Against Wall StreetAlthough the organizers planning the September 17th occupation of Wall Street claim to be amateur volunteers, one of the groups involved in organizing the event has received a large chunk of cash from the Tides Foundation. -
Day of Rage Planned for Wall Street on September 17Angry protesters have sparked riots across Europe and the Middle East. The United States has remained largely unaffected - until now. A Day of Rage is planned for the United States beginning on September 17th with an occupation of Wall Street. -
Day Hikes Near Olympic National Park's Staircase CampgroundThe Staircase campground at Olympic National park has hikes for all ability levels. If you live in near the Olympics and are looking for a local hike in your area, these are my recommendations. -
The Bible Predicts Earthquakes like the One in VirginiaThe earthquake that hit Virginia earlier this week surprised many. The Bible predicts earthquakes in diverse places in the last days. Will we see more earthquakes like these in the future? -
Visiting Yellowstone: The Good and the BadThis summer, I visited Yellowstone National Park for the first time. While overall, I had a great time, there were some down sides. Learn from my experience and not end up lost and low on gas. -
Jack Van Impe Leaves TBN Over CensorshipJack Van Impe has taught Bible prophecy on TBN for 23 years. In June 2011, TBN chose to censor his program, and Van Impe took his program off of that station. His program can still be viewed elsewhere.
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Three Reasons to Take Charge of Your HealthIt's important to take responsibility for your own health. Some of the reasons to take charge of yourself is the food available, doctor's influences, and a doctor shortage. -
Banks Add Sneaky Fees to Increase ProfitabilitySince the government passed a law limiting fees like "courtesy overdraft charges" last year, banks are looking for new ways to make money. Look for these new fees at a bank near you. -
What American Farmers Have in Common with Tunisian Fruit VendorsWhile it may not seem like American farmers have much in common with Tunisian fruit vendors, like the one that set himself on fire and sparked the Tunisian riots, there are some similarities. Government intrusion can damage both financially. -
Exchanging Freedom for ProfitA new invention is available that can save the fingers of people using table saws. Instead of letting us decide whether we want to use it or not, the inventor is trying to force us to use his product, effectively taking away our freedom of choice. -
Slavery: A Potential Danger for United States Troops?When we think of the dangers facing the United States Military, we think of injury and death. We rarely imagine that the troops could be taken in slavery, but that is what some Islamic extremists are discussing. -
The Summer Road Trip when My Car Caught on FireOn my first trip driving across the United States, my car caught on fire. What was supposed to be a fun road trip turned into a nightmare. -
Preparing Your Car for a Summer Road TripIf you're going on a road trip this summer, you will want to be prepared. Here are some essential preparations that your car will need. -
Got Debt? SWAT Teams, Jail Could AwaitDebt is a civil, non-jailable offense, right? Recent cases suggest that businesses and the government are turning to extreme tactics to collect their money. -
Survivor Redemption Island ReunionAfter Rob was declared the winner of Survivor Redemption Island, Jeff had the chance to catch up with most of the Survivors. -
Survivor Redemption Island FinaleRob had manipulated several people to bring him into the season finale of Redemption Island. Would they see through his schemes and rebel? Would the Redemption Island returnee make any change to the end? Read on to find out. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 13In Survivor Redemption Island Episode Rob and Grant made plans to vote out Ashley, but then she ended up winning immunity. Rob, who still is pretty much in charge, has to decide which of his allies that he wants to vote out.
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2012: Why so Many Predictions Regarding the End of the World?Over the centuries, several cultures have predicted that the times that we live in today would be the end. Why do they all predict the same thing? Perhaps all their predictions are the same because their information comes form the spiritual realm. -
Survivor Caramoan?It looked like CBS was going to film Survivors 23 and 24 here. While it looks like someone is going to film here this summer, the American Survivor went with "Survivor South Pacific". They might want to consider this destination in the future. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 12In Survivor Redemption Island Episode 12, the family members come to visit. The former Ometepe members have to fight amongst themselves, and one of them is blindsided. -
What Bin Laden's Death Could Mean to Bible ProphecyWhile most of us in the Western world cheer the death of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden, there is a possibility that retaliation could occur. Could this have anything to do with Bible prophecy? -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 11In Survivor Redemption Island episode 11, the Ometepe alliance just won't break apart! Meanwhile, Matt is still struggling to hold on at Redemption Island. Phillip is as crazy as ever, and Rob is still keeping a tight leash on his alliance. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 10In Survivor Redemption Island Episode 10, Phillip thinks that former NFL player Steve is racist because he calls him a lunatic. Never mind the fact that everybody else thinks that he's gone off the deep end as well. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 9In Survivor Redemption Island Episode 9, the former Ometepe members were very close. They sent two members of the former Zapatera tribe to Redemption Island -
Support Your Troops During the Government Shut DownIf the government doesn't reach a budget agreement soon, it will shut down. The military has already received their half-paycheck, and they won't see anything more until something is done. Here are things that you can do to help our troops. -
May 21, 2011: A Day the Rapture Will Not OccurOne religious group is going around putting up billboards saying that God will return on May 21st, 2011. I say that you can guarantee that the Lord will not come back on that date. Read on to find out why. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 8Matt wins one more challenge, gaining his way back onto the tribe. His Christian beliefs cause him to want to be loyal to Ometepe, but they are not sure whether they want to keep him around or not. -
Time to Unleash God?Jim Wallace, Obama's spiritual advisor, and former ambassador Tony Hall, say that they will go on a hunger strike to "unleash God". Is that really a good idea? God may not be on your side when he is unleashed. -
What Judas Has in Common with Many Modern PoliticiansJudas Iscariot criticized Mary for anointing Jesus with a precious fragrance, telling her that she should have given that money to the poor. What does he have in common with some of today's politicians? -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 7In Survivor Redemption Island episode 7, David is getting on the nerves of his tribemates, but Sarita isn't holding her weight at the challenges. Matt continues his winning streak over at Redemption Island. -
Do Aborted Babies Enhance the Flavor of the Food You Eat?Some of the most popular food brands, including Pepsico and Kraft, are teaming up with a biotech company in order to enhance the flavor of food. Unfortunately, the company is using aborted fetal cells in the testing process. -
Days Inn Anaheim ReviewThe Days Inn Anaheim at 1030 W. Ball Road in Anaheim, Calif., is an OK hotel. The rooms are nice, and it is close to Disneyland, but the lack of available parking can be a problem. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 6Matt and Krista share their common bond of Christianity before the duel, while Stephanie tries to convince the rest of her tribe that Sarita needs to go before her because she is weaker. -
Where Are the Conservatives for Healthier Food?Many people support organic and natural foods, but most of these people lean left politically. Where are the conservatives that support healthy food? I think that there are some areas where people across the political spectrum could agree. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 5\In Survivor Redemption Island Episode 5, Stephanie and Krista are unhappy with their tribe. They even told Rob that they will side with him. While they are spending their time not integrating into their tribe, the tribe is ready to get rid of them. -
Five Educational Activities for Elementary Aged Kids on Spring BreakLooking for something for your kids to do on Spring Break? Here are some educational activities for elementary school kids to enjoy. -
Is Japan's Magnitude 8.9 Earthquake a Sign of the End Times?Some Christians see Japan's magnitude 8.9 quake on March 11, 2011 as a sign of the end times. Should we get out our "end is near" sandwich board? Or is there no way to tell whether this is a sign or not? -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 4Russell crying? Oh yes! Ralph rocks in the challenges, Phillip annoys his tribemates, and Rob continues to have his tribe wrapped around his fingers. This was a great episode to see. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 3In Survivor Redemption Island Episode 3, Zapatera members really want Russell Hantz to go. Do they want him to go badly enough to throw a challenge? -
Snow in PhoenixThis morning, it snowed in Phoenix. We threw snowballs in church. What is going on? My theory is that there are few sunspots in the past few years. -
Working Behind the Scenes at the OscarsWhat is it like to work at the Academy Awards? In 1997, I was hired to work for security at the event.
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Survivor Redemption Island Episode 2In Survivor Redeption Island Episode 2, Phillip continues to look like someone who is crazy. Rob still dominates Ometepe, but he is willing to vote out one of his allies in order to break up a developing partnership between Andrea and Matt. -
God Judges Leadership: Ezekiel 11When we look at the world around us, we can see corrupt leadership everywhere; it seems like God doesn't notice. He does notice though, and he will judge. -
Survivor Redemption Island Episode 1In Survivor Redemption Island Episode 1, players were surprised at the Redemption Island twist. Rob and Russell took leadership positions, but it was Phillip who was shocking at Tribal Council by giving all of his alliance's secrets away. -
What the Bible Says About the Egyptian Revolution, Worldwide Riots, and DemocracyThe Egyptian protests have led to an unstable Middle East that seems to set the stage for Biblical events; however, the Bible itself points to a time, right before the Tribulation, when the people would have the opportunity to govern themselves. -
September 11th, 2001: An Attempt to Revive the Islamic Caliphate?Al Qaida did not just pick a random date when they attacked the United States on September 11, 2001. The date has specific significance; it may have been chosen because they plan to revive the Islamic caliphate. -
Al Qaida's Seven Phase Plan for World DominationRecent unrest in the Middle East has led some to believe that there is a plan to create an Islamic caliphate. This is not just a theory: a book released in 2005 reveals that this is part of Al Qaida's plan for world domination. -
God Breathes Life into Souls: Ezekiel 37:1-10Ezekiel 37:1-10 talks about his vision of the valley of dry bones. We can learn from the vision that when we obey God, He can bring spiritual life to anybody. -
Countries that Borrow Money Are Slaves to the LenderThe United States owes a great deal of money to China, which is becoming increasingly unhappy with the way that we spend our money. For many countries that have owed money in the past, debt didn't turn out so well. -
Survivor Nicaragua ReunionEvery season of Survivor ends with a reunion show to get to know the contestants. We take a closer look at the winner, villains, and heroes of Survivor Nicaragua, and get a preview of the next season. -
Survivor Nicaragua FinaleIn the Survivor Nicaragua Finale, Holly, Dan, Fabio, Sash, and Chase make a final dash for the million dollars. One will do well in challenges, another will lie to win. Whose strategy will work with the jury? -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 13Chase promised Fabio to take him on a reward next, but then chose to take Sash and Holly on the reward, which included their family members. Although Chase made his tribemates angry, most felt threatened by Jane. -
A Preview of Survivor 22: Spring 2011Some information about Survivor 22, which will debut in January or February 2011, is already known. We know the location and one of the big twists. Information about two potential cast members is also known. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 12In Survivor Nicaragua Episode 12, Sash realizes that he's on the outs - and tries to find an alliance to belong to. Meanwhile, people are saying they'll vote one way while actually voting another way. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 11In Survivor Nicaragua episode 11, Naonka and Purple Kelly want to quit. The rain won't let up, and they are cold. After they announce their desire to quit, Jeff, gives the two the afternoon to make sure they want to go through with their decision. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 10In Survivor Nicaragua episode 10, Brenda thinks that she is the king, and Sash is her queen. Power shifts easily in this game, and Holly came up with an idea to try to take her out. -
What the Bible Says About TSA Enhanced Security ProceduresThe enhanced security procedures that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) have in place make many people uncomfortable. The Bible doesn't specifically address backscatter machines or pat-downs, but illustrate principals. -
Emotionally Handling a Tough Job SearchIf you are chronically unemployed, it can be hard to keep your spirits up. Here are some strategies that you can use to keep from becoming discouraged and emotionally drained. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 9In Survivor Nicaragua episode 9, Jane and Marty still schemed to get the other one out. The guys go on a reward together, and Marty tries to convince them to vote out Jane while making Naonka believe that she needs to play the idol. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 8In Survivor Nicaragua episode 8, Naonka showed her true colors when she was caught stealing food from the tribe. She deflected the blame on one of her friends, and ended up walking away better than she should have. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 7In Survivor Nicaragua episode 7, Jane and the younger La Flor members want to get rid of Marty and Jill, and Marty has a target on his back. Would he willingly give up his immunity idol? -
Preventing Obesity in Your KidsObesity is a problem that affects many children, but it can be prevented. By watching what your kids eat and making sure that they exercise, your children will be more likely to maintain a healthy weight. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 6In Survivor Nicaragua episode 6, both tribes went to tribal council, and two people won an immunity idol. La Flor tried to get Marty to play his hidden immunity idol. -
Glenn Beck Fans Need to Continue to Restore HonorGlenn Beck's 8/28 rally was intended to restore honor among conservatives. How well are they faring? A look at comments on a recent article on The Blaze tells us we could be doing better. -
Loans that Low Income Families Should AvoidIf you live paycheck to paycheck, there are some kinds of loans that may seem tempting, but should be avoided. Payday loans, renting furniture and tax refund loans are very expensive and are often unnecessary. -
Abraham's Life as Abram in UrAbraham is the father of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. He left the city of Ur around 2000 BC for the life of a nomad. What did this wealthy landowner give up when he left? -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 5In Survivor Nicaragua episode 5, Naonka and Marty felt like they were at the top of the world. When Jeff told them to drop their buffs and mixed up the tribes a little, their dreams of dominance were derailed. -
Is Glenn Beck Suffering from Aspartame Poisoning?While Glenn Beck was out for medical testing, his cohost, Pat Gray, mentioned that he might have the "Rumsfeld Plague", or aspartame poisoning. Beck's symptoms match some of the symptoms of the disease. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 4In Survivor Nicaragua episode 4, Jimmy T. wants to be a leader, but the rest of his teammates aren't thrilled with that idea. Naonka is her usual selfish self over at La Flor. -
Firefighters Let Home Burn Over $75: Lessons We Can LearnGene Cranick, a homeowner from Obion County, Tennessee, watched his home burn down when firefighters refused to put out the fire. Cranick had chosen not to pay the $75 for fire protection. We can learn something from this. -
Where Should X-Ray Vans Be Used?Z Backscatter Vans, which use the same technology as the X-Ray imagers at airports, have been purchased for use in the United States. Where should they be used? Where shouldn't they be used? -
In Arizona, True Small-Government Candidates Are ScarceAlthough Tea Party endorsed candidates have been gaining steam nationwide, Arizona's top two positions will not have strong small government candidates on the ballot. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 3In Survivor Nicaragua episode 3, Naonka is stirring up trouble for the younger La Flor tribe, while over at Espada, not all of the players are infatuated with Jimmy Johnson. Will the weakest player be voted out? -
Desert Devils Gymnastics: My Daughter's TrialDesert Devils Gymnastics is a popular gym in Mesa, Arizona. Although it has produced some fantastic athletes, I was concerned with a few potentially unsafe conditions during our visit. -
Homeowner's Insurance Mistakes to AvoidIf you have a mortgage, you need homeowner's insurance. Avoid making these costly insurance mistakes. -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 2In Survivor Nicaragua Episode 2, both tribes are having some problems with shoes and socks. Holly nearly has a breakdown, and one tribe realizes that they are not as united as they once thought. -
What is the Tea Party?The Tea Party made headlines when Christine O'Donnell beat long-standing Delaware senator Michael Castle in the Republican primary. The Tea Party is a loosely organized movement that believes in less government and more liberty.Also published on: -
Survivor Nicaragua Episode 1In Survivor Nicaragua Episode 1, the tribes were divided between the young and the old. A Medallion of Power would give an advantage to one tribe. The younger tribe won immunity. Wendy was voted out. -
Meth, Cocaine, and Marijuana Harmful to the EnvironmentMarijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine are all illegal drugs, but some people think that using them will not harm anybody but themselves. Each of these drugs are damaging to the environment.
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FrontierVille: How to Get (and Be) a Good NeighborIf you play FrontierVille, you probably know that having active neighbors is essential to go far in the game. Here is how to get (and be) a good neighbor in this Facebook game.
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Ezekiel 21: When Countries Won't Listen to GodIn Ezekiel 21, the nation of Israel would not listen to God or repent. Many of us today won't listen to God. What can we learn from them?
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Meth Can Make You Lose Your KidsMeth is a highly addictive drug that can make you lose everything. This is one story about a mom who may lose her kids because of it.
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September 11th as an Anti-Terrorism OfficerEverybody remembers where they were September 11, 2001. I was working in the military protecting the Naples Navy base against terrorism. -
Why I Love Journal 10+Journal 10+ is a unique journal that is easy to keep up. Its unique design makes it suitable for many different uses. I recommend it to everyone who wants to keep a journal. -
Who Should Run Facebook "Fan" Pages?Facebook allows users to make a fan page for themselves or for concepts that they are interested in. Who should be allowed to run pages for communities? One community was recently run by a user who made obscene and immoral posts.
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Create a Hurricane Emergency KitThere are several things you should have when a hurricane hits. Don't wait until the last minute - the stores will sell out. -
Glenn Beck's Empire Expands with a BlazeGlenn Beck has a new project: an online newspaper. Although the site has some bugs, it should provide plenty of context and stories that will interest Beck's fans. -
Lessons from LeahJacob from the Bible married two sisters, Leah and Rachael. We can learn lessons from the life of Leah, the wife that Jacob didn't love.
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Sewing: An Important Skill in a Depressed EconomyIf the economy sinks deeper into recession, it may become more difficult to buy clothes. Knowing how to sew will help you stay dressed well, even if you can't afford new clothing. -
Glenn Beck's 8/27 Divine Destiny EventThe night before Glenn Beck held his Restoring Honor 8/28 event, he held an 8/27 event called "Divine Destiny". He introduced the new Black Robed Brigade; it was a spiritual event. -
Chinese Losses on US Treasuries May Be SeriousRumors are spreading that Zhou Xiaochuan, the head of the People's Bank of China, may have left the country for fear of being punished for losing $430 billion on US treasuries. What could this mean for the US? -
Arizona Cuts AHCCCS Health Care BudgetMany low-income adults rely on Arizona's AHCCCS coverage for health care. Budget cuts will take place on October 1 that will remove some of its services. -
Glenn Beck's 8/28 Restoring Honor EventGlenn Beck's Restoring Honor event on 8/28 called Americans back to God. He asked people to restore the country and returned to God. He honored our heroes and warriors. -
Finding Work with Youth Unemployment at Record HighsUnemployment is a problem for every segment of society, but the problem is even greater for young people ages 15 to 24. These are some ideas for being productive even when the job market is down. -
Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor Event Drawing Huge CrowdsGlenn Beck's 8/28 Restoring Honor event is attracting crowds from all across the country and the world. Hotels are selling out, buses are packed, and crowds began to arrive at the Mall two days before the actual event. -
Hindenburg Omen Triggered: Is Financial Doom Pending?The Hindenburg Omen, which historically has appeared before every major stock market correction, has recently been triggered four times, and was almost triggered two more times. Are we in for rough financial times? -
Is Flavored Water Really Healthy for You?Most of us don't drink enough water. Is flavored water a healthy option? Unfortunately, most flavored water contains sugar, artificial sweeteners, or preservatives. -
Gibraltar, the Mountain of TariqThe Rock of Gibraltar is well known for its location, but fewer people know about Tariq bin Ziyad, the conquering general whom the Rock of Gibraltar was named after. -
First Person: Incumbents Win Arizona Republican PrimariesIn Arizona's 2010 primaries, the Republican incumbents made November's ballot. Candidates who otherwise might have been replaced didn't have strong opponents. They will probably be reelected in November. -
Is "Moslem" the New N-Word?A commentator on MSNBC, Toure, recently remarked that "Moslem" is the new "N-word". Do people really use the term Moslem now in place of the N-word? I don't think so. -
Two Trees: Eden and the CrossOut of all the trees that ever grew, there were only two trees that had the power to change humanity forever. These trees were the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, and the cross at Calvary.
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The Earth is Wearing OutAlthough many say that our way of living is unsustainable, the Bible says that the Earth would get old and wear out. This is another sign that we are in the last days. -
Back to School Budget TipsWhen your kids go back to school, your expenses change. Make the most of your money, and don't get caught without money for the things that you need, with these tips. -
The United States in God's Plan for HistoryThroughout history, God has made his plan known through people and nations. Outside of Israel, the United States is the only nation founded on a belief in God. Is the decline of the US God's final warning before the end? -
Oakland Reduces Police Services: What Could Happen?Oakland, not known as a city of safety, was forced to lay off 80 police officers, and will no longer respond to many crimes. What will happen? Will other cities and states follow? -
Is the BP Oil Spill in the Bible?Some people believe that the BP oil spill is a fulfillment of Revelation 8:8-9. That could only be the case if we will see the beginning of the Great Tribulation very soon. -
Do We Eat Too Many Grains?The government periodically publishes their Food Pyramid, which currently tell us to eat a lot of grains. Is the Food Pyramid flawed? Should we eat fewer grains? -
Preparing Children for a Summer TripGoing on vacation can be fun for everyone, but with a little preparation, children can be more ready (and more excited) for going to a new destination. -
Getting Ready for Navy Boot CampNavy boot camp can be difficult for everyone. Make the process a little easier by getting ready before you go. -
Roger Williams and the Origins of American LibertyRoger Williams was an important figure in colonial America. He believed in freedom of conscience, freedom of religion, and paying the Indians for their land.
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Mexican Drug Cartels Out of Hand in Southern ArizonaSouthern Arizona is more dangerous than ever, as Mexican drug cartels seem to take control of parts of the Southern counties. While remote public lands become more dangerous, violence does not seem to be increasing in the cities. -
10 Frugal Summer Activities for KidsIt doesn't take a lot of money to give your kids a memorable summer. These frugal family activities will keep your kids entertained, even in a down economy. -
Anti-Semitism Grows WorldwideAnti-Semitism is on the rise worldwide. Although it has been growing for several years, recent events have clearly demonstrated the hatred that some people feel for the Jewish people.
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The Great White Throne JudgementEveryone has an appointment in their distant future. We will all meet at the Great White Throne Judgement. Some will be defendants, others will be witnesses. -
How Revelation Will Bless YouRevelation 1:3 says that those who read, hear, and keep the book of Revelation will be blessed. Here's how to do it. -
Peace: What the Antichrist and Jesus Have in CommonBoth the Antichrist and Jesus talk about peace. There is a big difference: while Jesus talks about grace and peace, the Antichrist promises a false peace that omits grace. -
Hong Kong Residents Slowly Lose Freedom to Chinese GovernmentHong Kong arrested 13 and confiscated the Goddess of Liberty statue that was placed to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the Tiananmen Square incident. Could freedoms of Hong Kong residents be further curtailed?
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Could the Antichrist Be Judas Iscariot?Many people have tried to figure out the identity of the antichrist, but it's possible that the identity of the antichrist is already announced. There is evidence that he could be Judas Iscariot. -
Barack Obama's Name and the BibleBarack Obama has a meaning in Hebrew. The phrase "Barack Bamah" is actually in the Hebrew Bible, in the book of Luke. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains ReunionIn the Survivor Heroes vs. Villains Reunion, Jeff gets back in touch with the castaways and announces the next location of Survivor. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains FinaleIn the Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains finale, Russell makes it to the top three players, but he then has to face the jury, who didn't respect his playing style. The final winner is announced. -
Survivor Nicaragua: Seasons 21 and 22The next two seasons of Survivor will be filmed in Nicaragua. Survivor Nicaragua should provide a unique atmosphere, and tropical landscape. Hopefully an exciting cast will also be included. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 13In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Episode 13, the families came to visit; Russell is upset when Jerri wins, but doesn't take him along to the reward. He talks Rupert and Colby into allying with him to vote for Sandra. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 12In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Episode 12, Rupert exposes Russell and makes himself a target. Meanwhile, there are two tribal councils, and Russell decides to stir up the pot again. -
Using Picasa 3 to Manage Stock PhotosIf you write content for the Internet, you probably need to use a lot of photos. A program like Google's Picasa 3 can help you manage stock photos. -
Survivor Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 11In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Episode 11, Russell, thinking that Sandra might flip, tries to enlist Courtney to his side. Meanwhile, the Heroes try to get Sandra to join their alliance. -
US Gymnastics Team Gains Team Bronze After China DisqualifiedChinese Olympic gymnast Dong Fangxiao was ruled to be underage by the International Olympic Committee in 2000. The Chinese will lose their bronze medal and the US will gain a bronze. Could history be repeated for 2008? -
Kids' Meal Toys May Be Banned to Save on Government Health Care CostsToys may be banned from kids' meals in fast food restaurants in one California county. The law is motivated by health care costs; could this legislation be coming to a town near you? -
Benedict Arnold's Mistake, and What it Can Teach UsBenedict Arnold was a traitor to the United States, but he has a lot in common with many people today. Without his indebtedness and lack of integrity, Arnold would have probably never had sold out his country. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 10In Survivor Heroes vs. Villains, J.T. is happy to see that Russell survived the vote and made it to the merge, but has some suspicions when Sandra approaches Rupert and tells him that Russell was the top dog at the Villains camp. -
God Can Protect People from DeathWhile many Christians believe that God can do anything, it can be hard to believe. These are miraculous stories of how God was able to preserve Christian's lives when they should have died. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 9J.T. decides to give his immunity idol to Russell, which might be the dumbest move in Survivor history. They mistakenly believe that he was going to be the next victim in an all-girl alliance. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villain Episode 8During Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Episode 8, the Survivor Villains think that there will be a merge. There wasn't, and the Villains ended up extending their losing streak instead. -
Electric Car Batteries Vulnerable to ColdRecent tests have shown that electric car batteries can decrease the range by 30% in cold weather. While this may not be a problem for cars with a range-extending gas engine, this could be a problem for electric-only cars like the Nissan Leaf -
How the Telephone Has Changed: 1980-2010The way that we talk to people on the telephone has changed over the past 30 years. This is a first-person account about how calling people to talk to them has changed since I was a Kindergartner. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 7In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Episode 7, the Heroes finally get their act together. The Villains have to decide who is more trustworthy: Boston Rob, or Russell, whom they have never had a chance to see play before. -
March 31st, 1492: This Day in HistoryWhile many people remember 1492 as the year that Christopher Columbus discovered the New World, earlier in the year, the same Ferdinand and Isabella that funded Columbus expelled the Jews from their kingdoms.
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Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 6In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Episode 6, both tribes have to go to Tribal Council. Russell makes a bold move with the immunity idol. Will he or his friend Parvati be voted out? -
When Cars Won't Stop: Know What to DoRunaway vehicles have been in the news recently, but nearly any car could malfunction and have difficulty stopping. Knowing how to stop a runaway car, and preparing ahead of time, could save your life. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 5In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, the Heroes string of bad luck just never seems to run out. In addition to losing the reward challenge, James is injured. Read on to find out what happens next. -
Choosing a Foreign Language for Your Homeschooled ChildWith so many foreign language programs available to homeschoolers, it may be difficult to choose a language. Here are the pros and cons to different approaches to choosing a foreign language. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 4In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Episode 4, the Villains once again get the upper hand, and Heroes have to choose between promises and the best interests of their tribe. -
Survivor Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 3In Survivor: Heroes vs Villains Episode 3, Parvati is starting to get on people's nerves at the Villains camp. The Heroes recapture their chickens together, gain some unity, and annihilate the Villains in the challenge. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 2Over in the Villains camp, Rob collapses from exhaustion, but is able to recover. The Heroes are divided, and Cirie and Candace have to choose what side they are going to be on. -
Being an Olympic Flag BearerMy biggest sports moment was carrying the American flag during the 1996 torch relay kickoff for the Atlanta Olympics. I will never forget carrying the flag into the stadium. -
Vancouver 2010 Opening Ceremonies RecapThe 2010 Vancouver Olympic Opening Ceremonies went off smoothly, with the exception of a glitch with the lighting of the cauldron at the end. In case you missed it, here is a detailed recap of what happened.
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Olympic Moms Getting ThanksProctor & Gamble's "Thanks, Mom" campaign will help mothers of Olympic athletes travel to Vancouver to see their children compete, but will also help the company with positive publicity. -
Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Episode 1In Survivor: Heroes vs. Villians Episode 1, the Villains earn their name by causing two injuries in the first challenge. The Heroes work well together right off the bat, but they might have been a little over-confident. -
What Psalm 58 Says About US PoliticiansPsalm 58 is a Psalm in which David writes about a corrupt group of people; these people remind me of Congress. What should our response be to people that say one thing to our face but plot evil behind our backs? -
Survivor Samoa Reunion ShowSurvivor fans caught up with the Survivor Samoa contestants during the Survivor Samoa Reunion Show. The Survivors showed their true colors, which were a lot like that in the game. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 15: FinaleSurvivor Samoa Episode 15, the finale, featured two immunity challenges and a final three. Find out whether snaky, sneaky Russell Hantz wins, or someone with a little integrity gets the million. -
Survivor Returns to Samoa for a Battle Between Good and EvilSurvivor 20 will once again be held on the island of Samoa, and will have a Heroes vs. Villains theme. Read on if you want information on casting for the new season. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 14During Survivor Samoa Episode 14, Natalie and Brett's Christianity caused them to be close, while Russell's dislike for Shambo caused him to want to vote her out as soon as possible. -
My First Year as a Freelance Writer and Content ProducerBeing a freelance writer/content producer isn't easy, but it is rewarding! My first year as a freelance writer brought many positive changes to my life. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 13In Survivor Samoa Episode 13, the Survivors vote out two castaways. Dave Ball is voted out first; Monica is voted out second, but not before stirring up a little trouble on her way out. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 12In Survivor Samoa Episode 12, Shambo decides that she wants to get rid of Dave. Some of the others aren't happy that John decided to vote out Laura to avoid purple rocks. Another Survivor is blindsided. -
Avoiding Fires During the Holiday SeasonHaving your house catch on fire is not fun, especially if it occurs during the holiday season. Prevent a holiday house fire by following these tips. -
Ezekiel 1:1-3 ~ Finding God's Will for Your LifeEzekiel is one of the most well-known prophets in the Bible, but he originally thought he was going to be a priest in the temple. Find out how his plans changed, and he found out God's will for his life. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 10In Survivor Samoa Episode 10, Shambo was gunning after Laura again. Russell made Survivor history by finding a third immunity idol. A tie at Tribal Council left Survivors wondering whether they would have to pick purple rocks. -
Using the Olympics to Teach GeographyThe Olympics can be used as a teaching tool to teach children geography. By making geography relevant and interesting, kids can learn a lot more about the world around them. -
James Beckwourth: Slave Turned Mountain Man and ExplorerAlthough not as well known as his contemporaries, James Beckwourth made a significant contribution to the exploration of the American West. He lived a life of adventure, and discovered a pass that was named for him. -
Is H1N1 Mutating to Resemble Its 1918 Cousin?A serious case of influenza has struck the Ukraine and is spreading. Symptoms resemble those of the 1918 influenza epidemic. Is it a mutant form of H1N1, or is it another mysterious flu-like virus? -
Survivor Samoa Episode 9In Survivor Samoa Episode 9, a new immunity idol was put into play, and Russell found it, without clues, again. Galu had no clue about this, and when they tried to vote out Russell, Kelly ended up going. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 8The Survivors merged during Survivor Samoa Episode 8. Russell showed his immunity idol to several members of Galu, and then ended up playing the idol at tribal council. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 7In Survivor Samoa Episode 7, Shambo is voted to replace Russell S. as tribe leader. Jaison performs poorly at tribal council, but will he be voted out, or will the Survivors vote out someone who Russell wants out? -
Survivor Samoa Episode 6Survivors were hit with another few days of rain, and the weather was taking its toll. Russell S. continued to work hard, and it was taking its toll on him. He passed out, and medical had to come. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 5Survivor Samoa Episode 5 featured the gross food challenge. Liz mentioned to some of her tribemates that Ashley probably couldn't do it. Russell H. started to worry that she might be playing mind games. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 4In Survivor Samoa Episode 4, Galu wins chicken, but one flies away when Shambo gets an egg. At tribal council, Survivors have to choose between voting out someone who lacks in challenges, and one who is lazy around camp. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 3In Survivor Samoa Episode 3, Jaison and Ben are not getting along. Shambo is not happy with her "90210 crowd" tribemates as they do their yoga. During the vote, even snakes start to eat each other. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 2In Survivor Samoa Episode 2, another snake appeared in the Foa Foa tribe. During the immunity challenge, Survivor history was made. -
Survivor Samoa Episode 1You may remember Johnny Fairplay from Survivor Pearl Islands... but a new Survivor promises to stand out as the most evil player ever. -
China Asks Citizens to Buy Gold and Silver: A Potential Problem for AmericaWhile companies like Cash 4 Gold encourage Americans to sell their old gold, the Chinese government is encouraging its citizens to purchase gold. What will that mean to the US? -
Motivating Yourself to WalkThere are many health benefits to walking, but most of us don't walk enough. Follow these four tips to get (and stay) motivated to walk. -
Travel Tips for Thanksgiving: Long-Distance Car TripsThanksgiving is a popular time to travel. If you are traveling to visit family by car this season, here are some travel tips. -
Van Jones Quits... But Does that Mean Anything?Van Jones has resigned today after it was announced that he was a 9/11 Truther, believing that the government was involved in the September 11th attacks. There are more radicals advising the President.
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Beach Driving: Stay Safe at the OceanIn some places, cars commonly drive on the beach. Even though there may be many cars driving on the beach, you need to be aware of the conditions and make sure that your car does not get stuck. -
Connect with Your Child with WebkinzWebkinz is a popular toy with children today, where they can bring their stuffed animals to life on the Internet. As a parent, you might want to get your own account and play with them. -
Get School Supplies for PenniesSchool supplies don't have to be expensive. Every summer, stores like Wal-Mart and Staples hold wonderful sales. By taking advantage of these sales and stocking up, you can get your supplies for pennies.



















