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I am an aspiring reporter who loves writing and exploring the world. I especially like writing about current events, health, finance, and beauty.
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Columbia, Missouri, Farmer's Market Brings Fresh ProduceFind the freshest of Columbia, Missouri's produce here, but come early, before it's gone. -
How to Eat CloverYou can eat clover? You bet! Here are some ways.
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How to Read and Pronounce Chinese Mandarin PinyinLearning pinyin is the first step to learning Chinese.
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Useful Chinese IdiomsSome common Chinese idioms explained.
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Why Customers Are Suing Banks Over Overdraft FeesBanks have been charging overdraft fees for years, why are people only starting to get worked up over them now?
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How Health Insurance Fax Scams WorkMore people are falling for these scams. Don't be one of them.
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5 Quick Ways to Improve Oral HygieneBad breath or cavities can hurt your professional and social life. Here's how to improve your oral hygiene.
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Out of Prison, onto the GreyhoundOn a Greyhound bus, you could be sitting next to an inmate. But is this a problem?
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Best Types of Food for a Pet BunnyMake sure your pet bunny gets yummy and nutritious food with these tips. -
How to Style Your Hair with a PenForgot a scrunchie? Create a sleek hair style in seconds with a ball point pen. -
How to Choose the Best Lipstick to Flatter Asian SkinLooking for lipstick to complement Asian skin tones? These colors will look lovely. -
10 Tips for Getting a Newspaper InternshipHere's 10 things smart internship applicants know. -
Make Her Want You: 10 Tips for Men to Attract WomenWhat do women actually want in a man? Here are 10 things they find appealing. -
Big Hair and Spandex: The Return of the 80s in 2009 FashionBumpits, leggings and everything else from the 80s you didn't think would make a comeback...has made a comeback. -
Fashion Trend: What the Heggings Are Jeggings?Pants? Tights? Take a look at jeggings, the new fashion trend.
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A Cheap Way to Remove Tonsil Stones at Home that Actually WorksTonsil stones are gross and annoying, but here's a way you can remove them easily at home with cheap equipment.
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How to Get a Summer Journalism InternshipIf you want a summer journalism internship, pay attention to these tips.
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How to Light the Pilot Light of an Old FurnaceHere are the steps to lighting the pilot light for an old gas furnace.
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How to Make an HTML TableHere are the steps to making a basic HTML table.
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Why Everyone's Interested in Tiger WoodsThe Tiger Woods scandal is another example of how the public is obsessed with greatness and its fall.
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Daoist and Confucian Views on Political PowerThis essay explores similarities and differences between Daoist and Confucian views on political power.
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How to Remove Tonsil Stones with an Oral IrrigatorBlast those nasty chunks away-but you have to be careful.
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Brown Rice: The Healthy GrainSo what's so special about brown rice? There are some health benefits of brown rice you may not have heard about.
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How to Workout in a Hotel RoomIt's easy for travel to sabotage your workout routine. Here's how to get a quick workout in your hotel room.
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How to Speed Up Elevators and Other Hotel TricksHere are some tricks that could help you out on your next trip.
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Buzzwords in Chinese: Useful PhrasesOrganic? Harry Potter? Uighurs? Learn to say these and more in Chinese.
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How to Cook with a Travel Iron and Other Travel TipsWhen you're traveling, you sometimes have to cut corners. Here's a couple tips for cooking on the go.
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How to Make Fresh Summer Fruit JuiceTired of bottled OJ and apple juice? Here are some ideas for fresh juice that you probably haven't thought of.
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Skip a Meal to Lose WeightWhile this may not be healthy as a long-term plan, it's an effective way to jump-start your diet.
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National Ice Cream DayRonald Reagan established this national holiday in 1984...and it's being celebrated again on Sunday.
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Gift Ideas for Red Hat Society GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects the Red Hat Society? Here are some ideas.
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H1N1 Virus 'unstoppable,' WHO SaysThe World Health Organization is calling on drug makers to manufacture a vaccine.
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Free Mochas at McDonald'sMcDonald's is giving out free mochas this summer! Find out how to get yours.
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Why 'Bruno' is No. 1 at the Box OfficeWhat does Bruno's success say about us?
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Companies Say They Won't Buy Microsoft's Windows 7Windows Vista was a flop. Ironically, six out of 10 companies say they won't get Windows 7.
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China Censors Facebook, Other Sites Following Xinjiang RiotsRead about how the Chinese government is trying to ensure that its version of the riots is the only one.
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Learn to Say the Names of Countries in ChineseDo you want to learn how to say country names in Chinese? This article will help.
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Learn Useful Business Phrases in ChineseIf you are doing business in China, you'll want to learn some Chinese business phrases to better communicate. Here are some useful business phrases in Chinese.
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Learn How to Discuss Shopping in ChineseHere are some helpful phrases for the traveler to China.
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Learn How to Discuss the Internet in ChineseHere are some helpful phrases for the traveler to China.
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The Chinese City of Guangzhou's Parks Are Now FreeNo more admission fees to Guangzhou city parks, as of July 1.
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Ideas for Hollywood GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Hollywood? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Detroit GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Detroit? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Canada GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Canada? Here are some ideas.
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Learn How to Make Small Talk in ChineseHere are some helpful phrases for the traveler to China.
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Ideas for Music Box Themed GiftsLooking for a gift for someone who is a fan of music boxes? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Motorcycle-Themed GiftsLooking for a gift for someone who is a fan of motorcycles? Here are some ideas.
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Gift Ideas for the RichLooking for a gift for someone who is rich? Here are some ideas.
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Gift Ideas for the Coffee LoverLooking for a gift for someone who is a coffee lover? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Arts and Crafts GiftsLooking for a gift for someone who is a fan of crafts? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Digital Art GiftsLooking for a gift for someone who is a fan of digital art? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Celebrity Collectible GiftsLooking for a gift for someone who is a fan of celebrity collectibles? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Cigar GiftsLooking for a gift for someone who is a fan of cigars? Here are some ideas.
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The Modern Chinese Wedding BanquetMany aspects of Chinese weddings have changed, but the wedding feast is still traditional.
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Gift Ideas for the Pet LoverLooking for a gift for someone who is a pet lover? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Denver GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Denver? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Dallas GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Dallas? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Chicago GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Chicago? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Boston GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Boston? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Wisconsin GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Wisconsin? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Virginia GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Virginia? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Vermont GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Vermont? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Tennessee GiftsAre you looking for a gift that reflects Tennessee? Here are some ideas.
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How Does a Country Become Part of the International Monetary Fund?The IMF has 185 member countries. How does a country join, and why would it want to?
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Grow Honeysuckle for FreeGet this fragrant, beautiful plant without paying a cent.
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Acetaminophen Dangers: What You Need to KnowTylenol is such a common over-the-counter drug that few people would consider it dangerous. But acetaminophen overdose is linked to 458 deaths each year, according to the FDA.
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What is the Bank for International Settlements?This organization in Switzerland deals with international monetary policy.
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Hu Jintao and China's Foreign PolicyThe Chinese president has changed the course of China's foreign policy.
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Hu Jintao and China's Domestic PolicyThe Chinese president has effected a number of domestic policy changes.
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Visiting Just a Plain Farm in MichiganWhen you're up for visiting a farm market or take a hayride in Michigan, Just A Plain Farm might be the place to go. The farm calls itself a plain farm, but there is plenty to do.
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Learn Chinese Phrases for Booking a HotelHere are some basic phrases for booking a hotel room.
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Visiting the Grand Traverse Lighthouse in MichiganThere are a lot of great attractions in Michigan, but one especially fun one to visit is the Grand Traverse Lighthouse.
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Atlanta Gift IdeasLooking for a gift that screams Atlanta? Here are some ideas.
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Projects for Lazy KnittersDo you like knitting but hate how long it takes to complete a project? This guide is for you.
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Peanut Butter for Weight LossIt's tasty, and it may just help you lose weight.
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Surprising Uses for Toothpaste in the KitchenToothpaste is great for keeping your teeth clean. But did you know it's also very useful in the kitchen?
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Using Toothpaste on Other Parts of Your BodyYes, it's meant for your teeth, but toothpaste can be useful for keeping other parts of you beautiful and clean.
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How I Pierced My Own Ears, and How You Can TooIf you do it right, it doesn't hurt, and healing is quick. Here's a detailed, step-by-step guide for how to do it.
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The Basics of the Beijing SubwayHere are some helpful tips on how to use the Beijing subway.
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How to Eat the Tasty CaperWhat is a caper? How do you eat it? Don't worry, they're tasty and easy to use.
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Karaoke in China: What to ExpectKaraoke is a popular activity in China. Here's some suggestions if you decide to go.
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HSK: The Chinese Proficiency TestIf you want to work or study in China, you will likely take the HSK test. Learn more about it here.
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Chinese Phrases for TravelersIf you're traveling in China, these are the phrases you should know.
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The Best Makeup for Asian EyesTips for how to use makeup to complement the natural beauty of your eyes.
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The Hair Volume Trick You Haven't Heard AboutTired of piling on hairspray to get beautiful hair volume? Here's a trick for volume and full, sexy hair that will last for months.
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What is the Russell 2000 Index?If you look at market reports in the news, you'll hear about the Russell 2000. But what exactly is it?
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Jinan: The "City of Springs" in China Has a Storied HistoryThe capital of China's Shandong Province, Jinan is a city steeped in history.
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The Best Free Online Resources to Learn ChineseLearning Chinese is hard but these free, innovative sites will make it a lot easier.
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5 Places to Visit in Guangzhou, ChinaDon't miss these sites when you tour Guangzhou.
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A Guide to Shopping in Guangzhou, ChinaA "Shopping Paradise," Guangzhou has lots to offer from megamalls to street markets.
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Ideas for Ohio GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Ohio? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Massachusetts GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Massachusetts? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Louisiana GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Louisiana? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Maine GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Maine? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Hawaii GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Hawaii? Here are some ideas.
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Temporary Perms: Change Up Your HairstyleThinking about getting curls? Try a temporary perm.
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Ideas for Georgia GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Georgia? Here are some ideas.
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Sage Hair Rinse for Beautiful ShineA simple herbal hair care product you can make at home.
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Who is Chiang Kai-shek?Learn about this political and military leader.
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Fragrant Mountain (Xiangshan): A Beijing JewelVisit this famous mountain and natural park that was a retreat for emperors years ago.
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Attempting to Avoid Quarantine: One Traveler's WorriesGetting quarantined for H1N1 would be the worst thing ever. That just happened to the New Orleans mayor.
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Waltz with Bashir: The Response from LebanonHow reports from Lebanon shed more light on the movie than American reviews.
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Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill ObamaAfter being accused of threatening to kill President Obama, a man was arrested Friday night in Nevada. At this point, the man's plan...
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China May Block GM's Sale of HummerAnalysts are saying China is unlikely to approve GM's sale of Hummer to a Chinese company.
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Looking at the Latest Unemployment FiguresWhat's the trend in unemployment numbers?
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Green Food Trend in China, TooFood safety concerns and increasing income are boosting sales of organic food in China.
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Stores Still Largely Empty in Detroit MallA recent trip to Eastland Mall had me wandering through mostly deserted stores.
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Newsweek's Redesign: An Exercise in DesperationWhy a newsmagazine's new look bodes ill for journalism.
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Michigan Shuts 8 Prisons to Cut CostsYou know it's pretty bad when your state is shutting prisons to save money.
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Peking Man: A Human AncestorThe Peking Man at Zhoukoudian has an intriguing history, from a fossil disappearance in 1941 to modern discoveries.
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Easy Steps to Remove Squirrels from Your AtticSquirrels in the attic is a common problem. Fortunately, there are a couple easy options for removal.
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Media Coverage of Children in Gaza During Israel / Gaza Conflict of 2008-2009Gaza children received heavy media coverage, some of it better than others.
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Pakistan: The Country and the PeopleA quick look at Pakistan's history and demographics.
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Freedom of Expression in PakistanPakistan's government restricts freedom of expression in many ways. Here are some of the biggest ones.
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Pakistan's Print Media SystemWhat's the state of the press in Pakistan? You might be surprised.
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Tips for Being a Journalist in PakistanPakistan is dangerous ground for journalists. If you decide to go, here's some things to keep in mind.
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Eliminate Bad Breath Using a Tongue ScraperTongue scraping is an easy way to fresher breath.
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Ideas for California GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects California? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Florida GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Florida? Here are some ideas.
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Ideas for Michigan GiftsLooking for a gift that reflects Michigan? Here are some ideas to get you started.
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Recipe: How to Make Boxcar Children Cherry DumplingsHave a Boxcar picnic with these delicious and easy-to-make cherry dumplings!
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Beijing Nightlife: The City After DarkWhile not as frenetic a scene as Shanghai, Beijing still has plenty of places to go 'till the wee hours.
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Too Much Cell Phone Use Can Cause "Cell Phone Elbow"Doctors say it's an increasingly common condition.
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H1N1 Virus May Move to Level 6The World Health Organization is considering increasing the pandemic alert level.
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Market Watch: June 2, 2009Stocks continue to rise, with good news for home sales. Take a look.
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Market Watch: Post-GM Bankrupcy EditionA bankruptcy and a stock market rally. Take a look at the market.
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Tips to Hide FatLook your very best with these tips.
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The Voice of TV and Radio: Pakistan's Broadcast Media SystemTV and radio have revolutionized how Pakistan's people get information.
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The Basics of Beijing BusesHere are some helpful tips on how to use the Beijing bus system.
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Banlangen: An Herbal Cold MedicineThis traditional Chinese herb has been used for ages to treat a variety of ailments.
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Media Coverage of North Korea's Satellite LaunchRemember the controversy surrounding the launch in April 2009? Here's a look back at what the media did (and didn't) cover.
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Swine Flu: Overhyped?Swine flu's been in the media a lot. But how helpful has the media coverage been?
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Warning Signs that Your Friend is BulimicBulimia is a secretive disease, but here are some warning signs.
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Cheap or Free Study AidsHow to study effectively and get a better grade.
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How to Successfully Cram for a TestCramming isn't ideal, but if you have to, here are some tips.
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Tips for Making the Perfect Cup of TeaHere are some tips from a tea aficionado.
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Nasal Irrigation: Try it OutRinsing out your nose might help keep you healthy.
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Brown Rice: Weight Loss Food ExtraordinaireHere are some reasons why brown rice will help you lose weight.
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Preemptive Strike: A Different Type of News Coverage of Bird FluHealth journalism is often about crises. Here's a story about officials working to prevent one.
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Easiest Ever Oreo Ice Cream CakeMake this tasty treat on a hot summer day.
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Zahra Rahnavard, Iran's Michelle ObamaMeet Zahra Rahnavard. Commonly called "Iran's Michelle Obama," she is changing the politics of Iran.
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Economic Shrinkage: Real GDP Falls in First QuarterReal GDP fell 5.7 percent in the first quarter of 2009. Is the worst over, or is there more to come?
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Testosterone Gel Prompts Safety ConcernsUnintentional exposure of the gel to children is causing the FDA is requiring label changes and a medication guide.
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Market Watch: Friday, May 29How did Wall Street do on Friday? Take a look.
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J. Alfred Prufrock and Peter Walsh: A Close StudyThe twentieth century saw the rise of the anti-hero in Western literature.
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Cap-and-Trade and the U.S. EconomyThis article explains the cap-and-trade legislation for greenhouse gases.
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FDA Recommends Acetaminophen Warnings to Lower Liver Injury RiskA Food and Drug Administration working group is recommending seven changes to acetaminophen labeling and dosage.
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North Korea Threatens Strikes Against SouthBluffing or actual military threat? North Korea has threatened strikes against South Korea if its ships get stopped.
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Obama Picks African-American Ex-Astronaut to Lead NASAGen. Charles Bolden is tapped for NASA administrator. He is only the second astronaut to lead the agency.
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The Modern Sense of Self in Literature and ArtThe modern age was a time of general disillusionment toward social institutions and established beliefs.
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Teeline Shorthand: How it May Be HelpfulThis is an introduction to Teeline shorthand, a shorthand system that is especially adapted to the needs of reporters.
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Exciting Ways to Eat Peanut ButterSome of my favorite ways to eat peanut butter.
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How to Get Paid to Go to CollegeIf your scholarships are greater than your college fees, you will get paid to go to college. Here's how to make it happen.
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How to Get Free TextbooksCollege textbooks can be ridiculously expensive at the university bookstore. Don't pay more when you can get them for free.
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How to Be a Fashionista with Thrift Store ClothingTips for getting fashionable clothing on a budget at thrift stores.
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How to Wear Contact Lenses: The Down and DirtyA how-to about wearing contact lenses. Things your eye doctor won't tell you.
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Cheap and Cool Dorm Decoration IdeasMoving to the dorms? Ideas for fun decorations on a budget. -
Why Journalists Should Learn ShorthandShorthand may be a dying art, but there's many reasons to learn it. -
Why You Should Grow Your Own Aloe VeraSure it's in lotions, but you can also put it on the dinner table. This is the beauty solution you can eat.
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My Fair Lady: Cervantes' Dulcinea and Voltaire's CunegondeA look at similarities and differences between Dulcinea and Cunegonde.
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A Close Reading of William Blake's "The Fly"Poetry analysis of "The Fly" by William Blake. -
Enlightenment Ideas in Jane Austen's PersuasionAnne Elliot is an enlightened woman. -
A Divine Disconnect?Rationalist and empiricist views.
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Heroism in Literature from the Early Modern WorldWhat was the image of the hero in the early modern world?