Adam Hughes
I was raised in central Indiana, where I now live (again), work, and play. I'm a chemist and mathematician by training and a software engineer by trade. I love to write and am continually amazed by the simultaneous complexity, simplicity, and beauty of the English language.
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Whitney Houston Dies, Hines Ward Cut (?), Peyton Manning at Duke: Cruel FebruaryIn this cold and dark month, nothing seems sacred.
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2012 NFL Mock Draft: Post-Super Bowl EditionWith the Super Bowl behind us, the next big landmark for the NFL is the 2012 NFL Draft.
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Indianapolis Sports Will Survive When Peyton Manning Leaves: Fan's TakeManning is our brightest star, by far, but Indianapolis will continue its proud sporting tradition long after he leaves town.
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Andy Rooney Leaves '60 Minutes' After 43 YearsThe crotchety old man who tells us what's wrong with us every week is finally hanging up his barbs. "60 Minutes" will never be the same.Also published on:
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My Weekly Fitness RoutineKeeping fit doesn't have to break the bank in terms of time spent. Here is how I fit a complete fitness routine into a busy schedule.
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Chaz Bono Flap Won't Last Long for 'Dancing With the Stars'The selection of Chaz Bono for Season 13 of "Dancing With The Stars" has created quite a ruckus. It won't last much past the first week.
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These Stars Got Their Start in Television CommercialsNot all stars rocket from oblivion to the top of the heap. Here are some beloved celebrities who got their start on television commercials. -
The Most Influential Television Producers EverProducers set the stage for successful television shows and can help define the TV landscape for decades. Here are a few of the most influential producers of all time. -
Changes at Gannett and McGraw-Hill Mirror Shift in American's Entertainment PreferencesLayoffs and sell-offs are becoming commonplace for traditional media outlets. Just how far will newspapers and local television stations slide?
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Shannon Tweed Reveals Real-World Issues on 'Gene Simmons' Family Jewels'Things suddenly became very real for Tweed and Simmons in their public TV spat. It's painful to watch celebrities dealing with everyday issues.
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Social Media Changes the Way Fans View StarsFor nearly a century, Americans have had a long-distance love affair with television and movie stars. Social media tools like Twitter and Facebook have changed those relationships dramatically, making our idols seem more like real people.
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Road ZombieZombies are real, and I should know after my recent harrowing road trip. Sometimes, it's hard to tell the dead from the living.
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This is the Golden Age of Paranormal EntertainmentWith the explosion of the Internet and associated information sources, rumors and ideas spread like wildfire. It's not surprising, then, that paranormal programs have gained in popularity as people seek answers for eternal questions.
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Eric Clapton Heading Back Out on Tour in 2011Eric Clapton and his music have inspired and entertained millions of music fans worldwide for decades. Here's what he's been up to lately.
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April Fool's Pranks for 2011April is upon us and, once again, we're all fools. Here are some ways to prove it!
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What Sells on EBay : You Can Use the Auction House's Own Data to Find Out What Sells on EBayIt can be frustrating to know what to sell on eBay, because some items are just a waste or time. Use data from the horse's mouth to figure out what sells best.
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Opening Day AbominationBaseball's Opening Day in on Thursday in 2011. This may be proof that the Mayan prophecies are accurate.
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'Survivor' Set the Course for Reality TV Just as 'I Love Lucy' Did for Sitcoms Half a Century Ago'Survivor' stands today as the granddaddy of the modern reality show. It shares much common ground with Lucille Ball's revolutionary sitcom from the middle of the Twentieth Century.
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Fourth Grader from Greencastle, IN, Headed to Scripps National Spelling BeeMost nine-year-olds have other things on their minds at the beginning of Spring Break than spelling words. Addison Hughes, though, is not your typical fourth grader.
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Indiana Hoosiers Fan's NCAA First Round LimerickFans of the Indiana Hoosiers have to be creative to make this March Madness enjoyable. Here are some thoughts on the first round.
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St. Patrick's Day Recipes for 2011St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner, and it's time to make some good treats for the leprechauns in your life. Here are some trusty St. Patrick's Day recipes.
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Beware the Ides of March, 2011 StyleEvery year, as March nears its mid-point, hidden dangers lurk for us all. Things are a bit different i the modern world, but you still need to beware the Ides of March, 2011.
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Hoosiers Done but State of Indiana Well Represented in NCAA Post-Season BasketballWhile it's been a tough season for the Indiana Hoosiers and the Indiana Pacers, the other college teams have picked up the slack for the Hoosier state. It should be a fun spring in Indiana.
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With Tiki on the Comeback Trail, Can Brett Favre Be Far Behind?Tiki Barber recently announced that he plans to come back to the NFL as an active player. You can bet that news got Brett Favre thinking.
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Chuck Person as Indiana Pacers Coach?If Frank Vogel is not retained next year, the Pacers may look for a big name to replace him. How about Chuck Person?
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Tiki Barber is Coming Back, but Al Davis Still Waiting for Jim BrownTiki Barber is going to try to come back to the NFL. More than a quarter century ago, Jim Brown was preparing for a comeback to the Raiders.
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Jim Tressel Could Face Dire Consequences in Ohio State Tattoo FlapOhio State football coach Jim Tressel finds himself in a sticky situation. Could the latest scandal possibly end his time in Columbus?
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Wow! Bob Sanders is Really Gone!Nobody was really surprised when Bob Sanders was cut by the Indianapolis Colts last month, but Indy is stunned now. Sanders landed with the hated San Diego Chargers.
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Arnold Classic 2011 Prejudging - Dexter Jackson Off AgainThe 2011 Arnold Schwarzenegger hosts its biggest event on March 5 with the men's bodybuilding prejudging and finals. As in the Flex Pro earlier in the season, Dexter Jackson was off.
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Colts Bid on Addai and BullittThe Indianapolis Colts are choosing their best players for a run toward the hometown Super Bowl in 2012. Will they, or anyone else, get there?
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Herb Simon and Bob Kravitz Cry Foul Over NBA's "Super Teams"The cry to stop all of this darned player movement went up from Indianapolis recently. Is more revenue sharing in the cards when the NBA begins labor negotiations?
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Fast Food and Calorie Counts: Do They Help Limit How Much Fast Food You Eat?Americans continue to struggle with obesity and other diet-related maladies, aided in part by our fast-food lifestyles. By heeding available calorie and nutritional information, though, we can make better choices and still eat out.
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Product Review: Marcy Smith MachineIf you're building a weight room, either for your home or your team, it's hard to beat the versatility and price of the Marcy Smith Machine. Here are some product highlights.
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Duke Snider Dies Just as the Outfield Grass is GreeningDuke Snider was the Dodgers' answer to Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays. The Brooklyn hero died on February 27, 2011.
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Lovie Smith Gets Two-Year Contract Extension from the Chicago BearsLovie Smith has taken heaps of criticism during his tenure with the Chicago Bears, but he's also had quite a bit of success. His new contract extensions ties him to the team through 2013.
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How About If the Indianapolis Indians Play the Pittsburgh Pirates for the Right to "Move Up?"The Pittsburgh Pirates are terrible and have been terrible for nearly two decades. The Indianapolis Indians are a moderately successful Triple-A team with a beautiful little stadium. Let's have them switch places for awhile.
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The Pros and Cons of Incorporating Cleans into Your WorkoutThe clean is a multi-joint exercise that hits a lot of muscle all at once but also requires some precise technique to perform safely. Is it right for your workout routine?
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Dusty Being Dusty: Baker Tabs Edinson Volquez for Opening Day StartThe Cincinnati Reds know who their Opening Day pitcher will be. And, no, it's not Aaron Harang.
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Happy Birthday to the Bob Knight Chair TossWhat do you do when things aren't going your way at work? If you're former Indiana University Hoosiers basketball coaching legend Bobby Knight, you toss a chair across the hardwood.
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Derek Jeter and Pete RoseA year ago, Derek Jeter seemed destined to land in some heady company among the upper echelon of baseball's greats. An off year have cast doubts on just how far he can go.
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The "Scents" of Being Watched in Haydenville CemeteryThe small, nearly forgotten town of Haydenville, OH, boasts two eerie old cemeteries and a tunnel purported to be both dangerous and haunted. Being alone in this old brick-built town doesn't always really mean that you're alone.
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A Quick Look at the Indiana Pacers' Remaining GamesThe Indiana Pacers have been up and down all season, but they are in position to secure a playoff sport for the first time in five years. Can they do it?
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End of an Era as Indianapolis Colts Release Safety Bob SandersThe waiting and wondering is over, as is the Bob Sanders era in Indianapolis. The very talented, but often injured safety was released by the Colts on February 18.
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Indianapolis Colts Still Committed to New Deal with Peyton ManningWith NFL labor talks going nowhere, the Indianapolis Colts are focusing on locking up legendary quarterback Peyton Manning long-term. Owner Jim Irsay says a deal is imminent.
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Miguel Cabrera's Mugshot Makes Him the Mona Lisa of Sports Bad BoysWhen Miguel Cabrera was pulled over for drunk driving and then resisted arrest, he was taken to the local police station. He didn't let the unplanned detour spoil his good time, though.
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Old Men and Our DogsClyde came into my life uninvited, but nothing has been the same since I laid eyes on him. He's telling me that our time is nearly up, but he'll always be a part of the family.
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Is Albert Pujols Better Than Stan Musial?The self-imposed deadline for Albert Pujols to sign a contract extension with the St. Louis Cardinals came and went with no deal. Is Pujols worth the money, and is he better than Stan Musial, another legendary Cardinal?
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NFL Negotiations Already Affecting Indianaplis Colts as They Place the Franchise Tag on Peyton ManningThe ongoing (or non-going) NFL labor negotiations are already taking a toll on teams. Most recently, the Indianapolis Colts placed the franchise player tag on quarterback Peyton Manning.
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Where Will Albert Pujols Play in 2012?The St. Louis Cardinals and legendary first baseman Albert Pujols failed to come to an agreement on a contract extension by the Noon ET deadline on February 16. It looks now like Pujols will hit the free agent market next season.
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Cincinnati Reds Set to Defend Their NL Central Division CrownWhen the Cincinnati Reds report to Spring Training this week, they do so as division champs. Can they repeat?
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Reds Should Heed Ablert Pujols Situation as They Prepare for Future Talks with Joey VottoAs the St. Louis Cardinals try to lock up Albert Pujols for the rest of their career, the Cincinnati Reds must start planning for their future plans with Joey Votto. Will the reigning NL MVP stay in the Queen City over the long term?
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Valentine's Day Quotes for 2011Poets and dreamers have been dropping memorable quotes about love for thousands of years. Here are some new sayings for a new year.
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Indiana is a Baseball Battle GroundIndiana is known for the Colts and cornfields, but also have some ardent baseball fans. Whether you support the Reds, Cardinals, Cubs, or (gasp!) White Sox, Hoosiers don't have far to go to see their favorite teams.
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No Big Deal If the Indianapolis Colts Place the Franchise Tag on Peyton ManningAlthough Colts fans are nervous about having the franchise tag placed on Peyton Manning, it won't be the end of the world if it happens. A lockout might be, though!
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Chris Lee Joins Brett Favre, Others in Growing Club of Self-EmbarassmentNew York Congressman Chris Lee resigned because he was caught sending shirtless photos of himself to a woman he met on Craigslist. The big question is ... why??
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Mark Sanchez Continues Legacy of Troubled Jets, QuarterbacksMark Sanchez was recently fingered by a young (17!) socialite as the object of her affection. Will this be the NFL's next player scandal?
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Parallels Strong Between Peyton Manning and Pujols, JeterThe Colts keep rumbling about making Peyton Manning the highest paid NFL player in history, but it hasn't happened yet. What's the holdup?
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Cam Newton to Be Mentored by Brett Favre - Better Get Your Popcorn!Recently, Cam Newton divulged that he has been and will continued to be mentored by Brett Favre(!) as the Heisman winner heads to the NFL this fall. Get ready for the punderful times to follow!
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How Will Indianapolis Handle Super Bowl XLVIIt' sure to be cold next February in Indy, but will the play on the field trump all? Will there BE any play on the field?
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Top 5 Podcasts for ParentsRaising children is a tough gig, and parents can use all the help they can get. Here are some of the top podcasts to help you with parenting issues.
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Marquis Daniels' Neck Injury Reminds of Us of Other Scary Sports MomentsMarquis Daniels of the Boston Celtics injured his neck on Sunday against the Orlando Magic. His collapse brought to mined other horrible sports injuries.
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Great Ronald Reagan QuotesRonald Reagan would have turned 100 on February 6, 2011. Here are some of his greatest quotes.
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Happy 100th Birthday Ronald Reagan!More than twenty years after his las day in office, Ronald Reagan is still hailed by many as one of the great leaders of the 20th Century. He would have turned 100 years old on February 6, 2011.
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Indiana Super Bowl HeroesIndiana doesn't have a long history of producing great NFL moments, but these players with Indiana ties nabbed the highest honor at the Super Bowl: the MVP award.
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Healthy Super Bowl SnacksThe Super Bowl is just around the corner, and guys and gals everywhere are getting their party plans in order. You can still enjoy some tasty treats even if you're watching your weight this year.
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David Walker May Be in for Rough Times as Colts' New Running Backs CoachThe Indianapolis Colts' firing of longtime running backs coach Gene Huey in mid-January caught a lot of folks flat-footed. Replacement David Walker may now find himself in a tough situation.
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Who is Frank Vogel?Larry Bird named Frank Vogel as the interim coach of the Indiana Pacers on Sunday when Jim O'Brien was fired. Can Vogel hold the post long-term, or is he just a placeholder until next year?
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Hoosier Sports Fans Have Diversified Rooting InterestsBeyond the Colts and the Pacers, sports fans in Indiana have many rooting interests. Here are some of our favorites.
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What to Expect on Groundhog Day 2011As Americans struggle through another rough winter, we turn our eyes toward Pennsylvania and Punxsutawney Phil for some relief. Will the groundhog bring us early spring?
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Cincinnati Reds Continue to Lock Up Their Young PlayersThe Reds are on the verge of signing Johnny Cueto to a four-year extension, continuing a trend of locking up their young talent. Will the big spending pay off for the team?
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In Sports, the Future is Not Always Certain, Even for Greats like Albert PujolsAlbert Pujols has been in the news this winter more for his contract status than for his stellar production, reminding us that even the greats are subject to the march of time. How will Pujols hold up in his thirties?
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Tiger Woods Falls from Contention at Farmers Insurance OpenTiger Woods continues to struggle as he enters his second post-scandal golf season. Will he ever reclaim his title as the undisputed champ?
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Body by Science: A Controversial Approach to Total FitnessDoug McGuff, M.D.,, and John Little deliver the goods in a solid book chock full of hard facts about exercise and fitness. While somewhat controversial, this book provides the building blocks for producing your best body.
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'American Idol' Contestant Chris Medina Tugs Heart StringsChris Medina delivered a moving audition and a gut-wrenching personal story. Will his loyalty to and love for his injured fiancee garner him any special considerations?Also published on:
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Winter Gives MTA a Bad Name (Metro-North, Too!)It's guilt by association, but whenever terrible winter weather befalls us, the MTA is right there in the news with it. Here's to Spring and walking. -
A Tale of Four QBs: Pittsburgh Over Green BayIf you root Packers ... don't read these prophetic lines. You won't be happy.
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Is the NFL Headed Back to Los Angeles?The city of Los Angeles is making serious rumblings about building a new downtown football stadium, which would likely hasten the return of the NFL to the L.A. for the first time since 1995. Which teams are on the chopping block?
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Free and Easy Ways to Build Your Own WebsiteMost people browse the Internet extensively these days, but not everyone has been to the other side of the screen and created a web site. Here are some quick ways to carve out your own electronic niche.
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Top Video Conversion Software Packages Make it Easy to Share Your CreationsAs video has become more popular on the web, the number of video formats has increased dramatically. Here are some of the best video conversion software packages to help you manage the ever-growing wave of video files.
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Brett Favre Retirement Papers Are like a Liz Taylor Marriage LicenseBrett Favre recently filed his papers to officially retire from the NFL ... again. As we've seen before, official documents from celebrities aren't always worth the paper they're printed on.
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Carmelo Anthony Deal Could Derail the NBA Season for the Indiana PacersAs the Carmelo Anthony trade rumors continue to swirl, this much is clear: whoever lands the superstar becomes an instant playoff contender, especially in the East. That could push the Indiana Pacers off of the post-season cliff.
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The Greatest Indiana Pacers Ever -- by the NumbersThe Indiana Pacers and their fans have fallen on hard times of late. A look back at the greatest players in Pacers history, grouped by uniform number, can help to warm these cold winter basketball nights.
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First Weekend of Playoffs Remind Us to Expect the Unexpected in the NFLWhen the Seattle Seahawks lit up the board against the favored visiting New Orleans Saints, they shed the stigma of the lowly NFC West, at least temporarily. What other surprises does the NFL post-season hold?
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Supplemental Draft Could Reunite Jim Harbaugh and Andrew LuckJim Harbaugh left Stanford for the San Francisco 49ers. Andrew Luck pulled out of the NFL draft to return to Stanford. Are the stars aligned for some draft tomfoolery to reunite the two?
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Happy Birthday, Elvis! You Left Us Way Too SoonJanuary 8 is Elvis Presley's birthday. Incredibly, although he's been dead for nearly 34 years, he would still be only 76 were he alive in 2011.
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Tom Brady Steals Michael Vick's Thunder in NFL MVP RaceNot long ago, it looked like Michael Vick and Tom Brady would battle mightily for the NFL MVP award. Brady's strong finish erased all doubts and quieted the Vick debates ... for now.
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Where Will Brett Favre Play in 2011As the NFL playoffs begin without Brett Favre, it's the perfect time to consider where the "Old Gunslinger" will play in 2011. You didn't really buy his latest retirement speech, did you?
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Few Surprises in Baseball Hall of Fame VotingNothing shocking happened when the BBWAA announced the liist of 2011 Hall of Fame electees, but there were a few interesting sidelights. Is Barry Larkin next up for Hall enshrinement?
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Brad Womack is the Bachelor's Version of Brett FavreHave you ever seen Brad Womack and Brett Favre in the same room, on the same date, or on the same field together? The two men show striking similarities.
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Will Jim Harbaugh Leave Stanford After the Orange Bowl?Stanford head football coach Jim Harbaugh has turned the program around and has the Cardinal revved up to play in the Orange Bowl. Do his post-game plans include jumping ship to the University of Michigan or the NFL?
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Bert Blyleven and Roberto Alomar Head 2011 Baseball Hall of Fame ElectionThe Major League Baseball Hall of Fame will announce the results of its 2011 election on January 5. Bert Blyleve and Roberto Alomar should make the cut after falling just short in 2010.
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New Year's Resolutions for 2011We all want to make improvements when the new year rolls around. As 2011 dawns, our technological age offers new avenues for our resolutions.
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Internet Death Hoax Claims Our CelebritiesEach day brings reports of more celebrity deaths to our laptops and smart phones. Luckily for us (and our favorite stars), the reports are largely exaggerated.
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Why is Terrelle Pryor Playing in the Sugar Bowl?Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Prior and four of his teammates have been suspended for five games next year due to receiving improper benefits, yet they'll play this January in the Sugar Bowl. The question is, why?
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Pithy and Inspirational New Year's QuotesThe New Year inspires self-contemplation for people around the world. Here are some classic quotes to rev up your reflective juices.
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Becoming Leaner: Your Most Important New Year's Resolution for FitnessLosing weight tops many New Year's resolution lists, but the indiscriminate loss of weight is usually not desirable. Rather, we should be focused on lowering bodyfat percentage through muscle growth and fat loss.
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Making the Most of After Christmas SalesThe day and week after Christmas have become some of the busiest shopping days of the year as merchants seek to unload their leftover wares. Have a solid plan to find the best deals and avoid impulse buying that can derail your savings.
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Stores, Restaurants, and Other Venues Open Christmas DaySometimes you just want or need to go do something on Christmas day, maybe after the family dinner. These stores, restaurants, and other establishments will be open for business on December 25.
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NORAD Santa Tracker Becoming a Christmas Eve TraditionAs the old song tells, children find it hard to sleep on Christmas Eve. Now, with help from NORAD little ones can track Santa Claus' progress around the globe while they await their visit from the jolly old elf.
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MAACO Bowl Las Vegas Small Consolation for Boise State and UtahA couple of months ago, Boise State and Utah had the college football world atwitter with hopes of crashing the BCS title game. After bitter disappointments in the cold months, the teams meet for the ignominious honor of MAACO Bowl Las Vegas champ.
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List of Most Common Passwords Highlights Online ThreatsWhen hackers recently attacked gossip site Gawker.com, users' passwords were exposed for all to see. The list of most common passwords from the Gawker hack serves as a cautionary tale for us all.
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Brett Favre Will ALWAYS Be a Part of the NFL DiscussionBrett Favre's streak of consecutive games started as an NFL quarterback may have come to an end, but any football fans who thought they'd seen the last of the grizzled veteran should think again. With Favre, you never know what's going to happen.
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Funniest Quotes from "Modern Family"With just a few words, the cast of "Modern Family" can have us laughing out loud and looking at the world upside down. Here are some of the funniest quotes from "Modern Family."
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The Biggest Mistakes in "American Idol" HistoryThough one of the most successful television shows of all time, "American Idol" has made some mistakes along the way. Here are the show's biggest blunders and their likely ramifications.
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A Guide to Indiana Sports MuseumsIndiana has a rich athletic history, from the Indy 500 to college basketball to the mighty Indianapolis Colts of the NFL. These museums commemorate the Hoosier state's glorious sports legacies.
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The Best Children's Holiday Celebrations in IndianapolisIndianapolis comes to life with holiday magic every November and December. Here are the best children's holiday celebrations that the Circle City has to offer.
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The Top Historical Attractions in Southern IndianaSouthern Indiana is renowned for its physical beauty, but the region is also closely tied to the state's early history. Here are some of the best historical attractions in southern Indiana.
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The Best Winter Family Activities in Indianapolis, IndianaWinter doesn't have to keep you and your family indoors for months. Instead, you can head out into the Circle City to explore these options, the best winter family activities in Indianapolis. -
Burger Chef - An Indianapolis Original Once Lived Near the Top of the Fast Food ChainBurger Chef was founded by Indianapolis' Thomas brothers in 1954 as a single restaurant. From those humble beginnings, the chain grew to challenge McDonald's and established itself as a true innovator.
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Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels May Leave Indianapolis for WashingtonRumors continue to swirl that Governor Mitch Daniels is preparing for a Presidential run in 2012. This article takes a look at his qualifications and some of the brewing tea leaves.
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The Ghost Light of PutnamvilleIn a quaint little town in west-central Indiana, residents have spoken about mysterious "ghost lights" for years. One recent transplant to the area found out first hand what all the fuss was about.
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Indiana's 2010 Senatorial Race - Bayh Retirement Could Shift Balance of Power in U. S. CongressIndiana Senator Evan Bayh announced his retirement in February 2010, throwing the State's political landscape into disarray. If Republican candidate Dan Coats wins this fall's election, the GOP will have re-gained a valuable seat on the national leave.
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Indiana's Educational System Key Election Issue for Hoosier ParentsIndiana's education system has been in a state of upheaval over the last several years. School issues will determine many Hoosier's voting pattern this fall as parents seek the officials who have their children's best interests in mind.Also published on:
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The Capitols - Professional Football in Indianapolis Before the ColtsDecades before the Indianapolis Colts played their first game, the Capitols ruled the local gridiron. Here is the story of Indianapolis' "other" professional football team.
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The Best Colleges and Universities in IndianapolisIndianapolis is home to several top-notch colleges and universities, and the city's academic profile continues to grow. Here are some of the best academic institutions in the Hoosier capital.
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Day of the Dead Festivities in Indianapolis, IndianaAutumn brings a great opportunity to experience the best of Indianapolis' blossoming Hispanic culture with the arrival of the Day of the Dead on November 2. Here are the best Day of the Dead festivities in Indianapolis.
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The Best Haunted Houses in IndianapolisIndianapolis is home to some of the scariest haunted houses in the Midwest. Check out these attractions when you want to be thrilled this fall.
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Animal Shelters in Indianapolis, IndianaAnimal shelters play an important role in Indianapolis by linking adoptive homes with homeless pets. Here are some of the best shelters in the Circle City.
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The Best Pumpkin Patches in Indianapolis, IndianaThe fall season brings lots of family activities for families, from school functions to football games. Family fun farms are great on crisp fall afternoons, and these are some of the best pumpkin patches in and around Indianapolis
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The Indianapolis Hoosiers - Major League Baseball in IndianapolisAlthough most baseball fans in Indiana may not be aware of it, Indianapolis was a hotbed of Major League activity in the 19th and early 20th Centuries. During those golden years,three different big league teams called Indy home.
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A Brief History of the Indianapolis Public School System (IPS)Indianapolis Public Schools has faced turmoil and difficult issues during its lifetime. This article presents a brief history of IPS since its inception.
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The Scariest Haunted Places in Indianapolis, IndianaIndianapolis is home to some legendary haunted houses and buildings. Here are a few of the scariest!
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Top 10 Indianapolis, Indiana CelebritiesIndianapolis has been the home to many famous and successful people. Here are ten of the best!
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The Future of Professional Basketball in IndianapolisThe Indiana Pacers are an important cog in the Indianapolis sports machine, but they've fallen on difficult economic times. The cost of running Conseco Fieldhouse is threatening the Pacers future in the Circle City.
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Top 5 Healthy BeansMost beans are good choices for health-conscious people. Here is a list of five of the healthiest bean choices.
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The Best Gyms in Indianapolis, IndianaIndianapolis is home to dozens of gyms where you can work toward your fitness goals. This article details some of the very best workout facilities in the city.
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The Top Summer Sporting Events in IndianapolisIndianapolis is home to a rich sports landscape in the Summer. Here are some of the best choices for sporting fun in hot Indy.
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Top 5 Easiest Ways to Incorporate More Fiber into Your DietFiber is a vital ingredient to a healthy diet. This article presents five easy ways to increase your fiber intake.
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Indiana Congressman Mark Souder Resigns After AffairToday, Mark Souder joined the ranks of disgraced politicians, as the ultra-conservative U.S. Representative from Indiana admitted to having an affair with one of his aides.
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Top 3 Books that Should Be Turned into MoviesA listing of three great books that are good candidates for being translated to movies.
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The Top Technology User Groups in Indianapolis, IndianaThis article provides a rundown of some of the best technical user groups in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Facts About BaldnessArm yourself with some key facts about baldness so that you can make informed decisions about ways to combat hair loss.
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Top 3 Microbrews in IndianaA description of some of the best microbreweries in Indiana, from North to South.
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Indianapolis Leaders Tried to Bring Major League Baseball Franchise to CityIn the summer of 1985, Indianapolis flirted with Major League Baseball. Our Indianapolis Arrows never materialized, but their impact remains strong in some corners.
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Top 3 Bars in IndianapolisA description of top bars in Indianapolis, spanning a number of genres including sports bars and dance clubs.
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Top 5 Genre-Crossing Cover SongsA listing a description of five songs which achieved success in multiple musical categories.
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Top 3 Burger Joints in IndianapolisA quick rundown of some of the best restaurants in Indianapolis to eat a hamburger.
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Top 3 Weekend Escape Ideas Near IndianapolisA description of three weekend getaway destinations within driving distance of Indianapolis.
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What I Did with My College DegreeAn account of the professional journey that began when I received my undergraduate degree in Chemistry and Math.
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Top 3 Places to Take a First Date in IndianapolisA list of three great Indianapolis venues for your first date.
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Top 3 Independent Coffee Shops in IndianapolisA listing an description of three of the best independent coffee houses in Indianapolis.
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10 Worst Trucks/SUVs for Gas MileageA list of ten of the least fuel-efficient trucks and SUVs on the market.
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Prize Ideas for Your Fantasy Football LeagueAs a fantasy football commissioner, you can use your prize distribution to reward your owners and to stump for your league. Here are ten suggestions to get you thinking!
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Fantasy Football Keepers for 2009Playing in a keeper football fantasy league takes a bit more strategy than playing in a one-year league. Here are some good bets for you 2009 keeper league team.
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Defensive Fantasy Football Keepers for 2009Playing in a keeper football fantasy league takes a bit more strategy than playing in a one-year league. Here are some good defensive bets for you 2009 keeper league team.
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Offensive Fantasy Football Keepers for 2009Playing in a keeper football fantasy league takes a bit more strategy than playing in a one-year league. Here are some good offensive bets for your 2009 keeper league team.
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The Benefits of Bamboo FlooringInstalling hardwood floors in your home makes a strong visual impact and increases its resale value. Here are the benefits of choosing bamboo for your flooring makeover. -
The Best Low Calorie Snacks when You're on the RunSometimes when you're on the run, you need a quick, nutritious snack to give you some pep. Here are five of the best choices for handy, low calorie nutrition.
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Kids Bathroom Remodeling IdeasEvery kid who has his own bathroom wants it to be, well, kid-like. Here are three themes to consider when remodeling your child's bathroom.
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Five Top Kohler FaucetsKohler offers attractive and functional fixtures at an affordable price, making them popular among those doing some home remodeling. Here are five of the best Kohler bathroom faucets.
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Swim Lessons for Children in IndianapolisSummer time means lots of fun in the sun and lots of water. To ensure that your children are as safe as possible, use this guide to find children's swimming lessons in Indianapolis.
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Swimming Lessons for Toddlers in IndianapolisSummer is here, and it's time to hit the pool! If you have young children, it's time for swimming lessons. To help you out, here is a list of some opportunities for toddler swimming lessons in Indianapolis.
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Kitchen Remodeling Contractors in IndianapolisRemodeling your kitchen can drastically change your living area for the better, and it also generally allows you to recuperate much of the cost when it's time to sell. Here are some of the best kitchen contractors in Indianapolis.
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Hot Baseball Trade Rumors: Brad Penny, Nick Johnson and Adam DunnThe major league baseball trade deadline is still six weeks away, but the trade rumors are starting to swirl. Here are three potential blockbusters that could help shape the remainder of the 2009 season.
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Adult Swim Lessons in IndianapolisKnowing how to swim is an essential skill, for both safety and recreational reasons. Here is a guide to some adult swim programs in Indianapolis.
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Bathroom Remodeling Contractors in IndianapolisRemodeling your bathroom can be a daunting task, but having the right contractor in your corner can make a world of difference. Here are some of the best bathroom remodeling contractors in Indianapolis.
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Best Places for Breakfast in IndianapolisNothing beats a great breakfast, and Indianapolis offers some wonderful places to get your early-morning fix. Here are some of the best.
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Best Mexican Restaurants in IndianapolisWhen you're in the mood for real Mexican food, the local fast-food version just won't do. Use this guide to Indy's best Mexican restaurants to whet your appetite and help pick your potion.
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Online Lung Cancer Support GroupsA diagnosis of lung cancer can be devastating for the patient and his or her family and friends. Here is a guide to some of the most prominent groups for helping you cope with this difficult situation.
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Fat-Burning Diet Plan for MenThe prevalence of obesity and overweight in America continues to grow on a yearly basis. Men seeking to reverse this trend and reclaim their health can use this guide as a starting point to healthier eating.
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Fat-Burning Diet Plan Guide for WomenThe prevalence of obesity and overweight in America continues to grow on a yearly basis. Women seeking to reverse this trend and reclaim their health can use this guide as a starting point to healthier eating.
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Homemade Heartburn RemediesHeartburn, or acid reflux, affects millions of Americans. For those who don't want to take drugs to help them overcome this painful condition, several natural options are presented here.
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The Best 5 Fantasy Football WebsitesFantasy football season is just around the corner. Check out these web sites to help you get ready for all the fall action.
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Top 10 Reasons to Buy Auto Insurance OnlineEveryone who drives a vehicle, or plans to drive a vehicle, needs to have car insurance. In these cyber times, your local insurance agent is not your only option. -
Wedding Photographers in IndianapolisWhen you're ready to say, "I do", you want to make sure to memorialize every aspect of the big day in photos. Use this quick guide to get started finding the perfect Indianapolis wedding photographer for you.
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The Best Online Fantasy Football LeaguesFantasy football can be a great pastime and a way to enhance your viewing pleasure every Sunday in the fall. Many different types of leagues are available online for your participation, and this article details a few of the very best.
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Beginner's Guide to Fantasy Football League RulesThis quick guide gives you an introduction to the most common rules among various fantasy football leagues. Armed with this information, you can go forth and choose the league that is most appropriate for you.
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How to Spot Fantasy Football SleepersFinding players ready to break out is the key to fantasy football success. While everyone knows the big names, it takes some work to find the hidden gems. Here are some tips to help you find the sleepers that can make your team.
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Engagement Photographers in IndianapolisEngagement is the beginning of a couple's life journey together, and choosing the right photographer to capture the essence of the moment is important. Herein is a brief guide to Indianapolis studios who offer engagement photo services.
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Tips for an Eco-Friendly Fall WeddingAn autumn wedding can be a beautiful experience, and with a little creativity, you can make sure that yours is also eco-friendly. Here are a few tips and ideas to help make your fall wedding as "green" and memorable as possible.
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Best After Work Happy Hours in IndianapolisHaving shed its pejorative title of "Naptown" (as in, "it's so boring, it'll make you nap"), downtown Indianapolis is now a vital hub of social activity. Here are the best after-work jaunts in Indy for enjoying some good spirits with your friends.
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Moving Companies in IndianapolisChoosing a mover can be a very personal and important decision ... after all, the safety of your belongings are at stake. If you're moving to, from, or around Indianapolis, you can use this brief guide to help choose the right moving company for you.
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Summer 2009 Festivals and Events in IndianapolisIndianapolis is quickly becoming a hub of activity and a legitimate destination for Midwesterners seeking sports, festivals, or quality entertainment. Here is a list of some of the summer highlights for Indy this year.
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Gluten-Free Protein BarsProtein bars are a staple for many on-the-go people who are into fitness and nutrition, but the ones you can buy in the store are loaded with saturated fat, sugar, and *gasp* gluten! Take control of your bars with this basic, delicious recipe.
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Gluten Free Pumpkin BreadGluten-free eating can sometimes be trying, especially when you get the hankering for something moist and sweet. Fear not! This delicious bean-based pumpkin treat is sure to hit the spot.
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The Best High Fiber FruitsEating enough fiber is often a challenge in today's busy world. Luckily, many fruits, delicious and convenient, are high in fiber and can help you fill the void. Here are the best choices for meeting your fiber needs with fruit.
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TV's Best One-LinersTV's best one-liners come from a variety of sources, but they all leave an impression and are often adopted as part of the common American vernacular. Here is a list of ten of the best TV one-liners.
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TV's Most Unexpected Twists and TurnsThe fabric of our favorite TV shows can be torn asunder, or at least dyed a new, unrecognizable color by twists and turns of plot. Here are five that altered the TV landscape forever.