Talitha Bing
A life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Secretary of Post 7067 Ladies Auxiliary, I feel that my life and resources are most valuable when they are used to help others. This is best evidenced by the more than 2,000 volunteer hours I have contributed to the VFW. I am a state, regional, and national beauty queen, and I use my royalty titles to make the most benevolent impact possible in the lives of my neighbors. I regularly write to President Obama, whose Inauguration I attended in January 2009.
I hold an Honors College Bachelor of Arts (Cum Laude) degree in English from Claflin University, where, at 20, I was the youngest member of my class.
I am a Special Reporter for LowcountryUS.net.
I am a member of Good Hope Baptist Church, where I serve on the Usher Board.
I am a Notary Public for the State of South Carolina.
I like to track and study hurricanes, and am volunteer weather observer for CoCoRAHS Network.
I like being the face painter at functions for kids. I like scrapbooking, *love* fishing, and enjoy embroidery, glass-etching, crocheting, and jewelry-making for friends and neighbors.
I am the youngest girl of the four children of Janet Bing. My heroes are my mother and my Lord.
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I hold an Honors College Bachelor of Arts (Cum Laude) degree in English from Claflin University, where, at 20, I was the youngest member of my class.
I am a Special Reporter for LowcountryUS.net.
I am a member of Good Hope Baptist Church, where I serve on the Usher Board.
I am a Notary Public for the State of South Carolina.
I like to track and study hurricanes, and am volunteer weather observer for CoCoRAHS Network.
I like being the face painter at functions for kids. I like scrapbooking, *love* fishing, and enjoy embroidery, glass-etching, crocheting, and jewelry-making for friends and neighbors.
I am the youngest girl of the four children of Janet Bing. My heroes are my mother and my Lord.
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North Carolina's Best Water ParksThere is much aquatic fun to be had in North Carolina. Tsunami like action, and completely dark thrill rides are waiting to be enjoyed.
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Georgia's Best Water ParksFun seekers can enjoy several water parks throughout the state of Georgia. These five are at the top of the list.
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How to Use a Pressure CookerPressure cookers are special pots that seal heat inside of it. Since the steam and heat will not escape the pot, pressure builds up and cooks the food faster in about half the time it would take in a regular pot.
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Things You Need to Go Crabbing the Old-Fashioned WayCrabs are a delicacy on the American coast. There are a few basic supplies you need to go crabbing successfully.
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How to Etch GlassGlass etching is a beautiful art and can create dazzling personalized gifts.
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Tips for Moving MoreMoving more does not have to include intense workouts or calisthenics--it can be a simple as adding a few more steps into the day.
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Five Ways to Save MoneyEveryone knows that to save money, you have to cut expenses. Here are a few expenses you can cut or cut out.
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How to Make a Photo MugPhoto mugs are creative, inexpensive, and personal gifts to give. Make sure you can allow your mug to dry overnight before using, wrapping, or giving.
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Five Reasons to Own a PetPets aren't all responsibility and another mouth to feed. There are at least five reasons why owning a pet is beneficial.
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Random Acts of Kindness on a BudgetMost of the kindest things you can do don't even take much money or time. I guarantee you will get more out of it that you give.
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Atlantic WhispersA walk along the beach
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Five Homemade Personalized GiftsAre you a sentimental person who likes to put extra thought into your gifts? Here are a few gifts that you can make yourself if you have the time and talent.
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Five Reasons I Start Christmas Planning in JulyThink July is too early to start planning and shopping for Christmas? Think again! Imagine the time, money, and frustration you will save by having your Christmas taken care of by the end of Cyber Monday.
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Ways to Relieve FrustrationIt is really annoying to be frustrated, and too much frustration can be dangerous, depending on how you deal with it. Here are a few ways to relieve frustration easily and safely.
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Eating Out the Healthy WayWhen you change your eating habits to eat more healthy, it may be hard to know what to go for and what to avoid when you eat out.
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How to Brew Southern Style Iced TeaSouthern style tea isn't made from instant powder--it's brewed. Here is how to make a nice pitcher of iced tea for yourself or your family.
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Flag DayHistory of Flag Day
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Making Healthy Lifestyle ChangesChanging your lifestyle habits will help reduce your risk of heart disease.
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Avoiding Heat-related IllnessesThe Red Cross offers tips for staying safe in the heat.
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Summer and Winter Energy Saving TipsSummer heat and winter cold can mean big power bills to a climate controlled building. There are a few ways that you can reduce your energy consumption by making a small, easy changes. -
Outdoor Children's Party GamesA good children's party (for ages 4-8) is all about planning. There are at least four attractions you can plan that can make your outdoor party much more fun. -
Step by Step Instructions for Manually Checking Blood PressureYou can easily check a patient's (even your own!) blood pressure from home with traditional equipment. -
Fall Pecan DishesPecan trees are big in the south. They are easy to care for, provide great shade, and best of all, they produce a versatile and delicious nut.
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How to Clean Your Car to Get Back that New Car SmellEveryone loves the new car smell--a new car is powerful in a way, and in most situations, it brings a sense of joy. Of course, after a while your new car smell is gone, but if you miss it, you can get it back. All it takes is a deep cleaning.
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Top Five Thanksgiving Dressings/StuffingsThanksgiving is upon us, and that means it's time to pull out your recipes for your Thanksgiving dinner or have your dress rehearsal before the real production. And remember, too, that dressing can also be served with baked chicken throughout the year. -
Where to Save Money a Few Dollars at a TimeThere are several ways to save a few dollars here and there in order to have more spending money at the end of the week or month.
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How to Learn a New Word Every DayThere are several ways to learn a new word every day. One way is to sign up for a Word of the Day from websites. Two websites in particular are quite popular, and are helpful in accomplishing the goal of learning new words. -
How to Clean Your Computer MouseMouse not working smoothly? You may not have to replace it yet -- a quick cleaning can get you rolling again. -
How to Speak Up for YourselfSpeaking up for yourself is easy if you feel that you deserve to be heard.
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Tips for Staying Awake at WorkLong, slow days at the office can make you rather drowsy, but falling asleep at work is definitely out of the question. There are a few things you can do to make sure you stay away, even when it feels impossible.