Brenda Keener
As a free lance writer, musician, and Director of sales for a high tech company - I enjoy writing about a variety of topics. I am in the middle of writing a thriller novel, and have always dreamed of being a writer.
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Tips for Surviving a Disney World Vacation Without a CarDisney World is a wonderful, magical place to visit - but transportation can be as bad as in New York City! Here are some tips for how to handle the craziness.
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Review of the Holiday Inn Express and Suites, Lake Buena Vista East, FloridaThe quality of your Disney vacation depends on your choice of hotel!
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A Review of the 2008 Mazda 6 Sports SedanThe new Mazda 6 sports sedan combines comfort with style - and provides a sporty vehicle in a conservative, affordable package.
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Why I Chose to Pay for Radio - a Review of the Sirius Satellite Radio SystemThe Sirius and XM Satellite radio concept challenged the concept of free radio - but it is worth it for a nonstressful commute.
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Markets for Freelance WritersThere are lots of places to sell content on the web, here are some of the better ones that I have found.
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Ning.com: Create Your Own Social Network for FreeIf you have always wanted your own social network, but lacked the programming skills or time to try - you can now do it in about 15 minutes on Ning.
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My Picks for the Best "Citizen Journalism" Articles of 2007Associated Content is a wonderful forum for "citizen journalists," and it is transforming the face of media as we know it.
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Last-Minute Christmas Gift Shopping: From Chadwicks to Wal-Mart to WalgreensIn our fast-paced world, Christmas shopping often gets put off to the last minute. Here are suggestions for how to quickly and easily take care of those last-minute gifts.
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Associated Content's Best Articles of 2007 on the Presidential CampaignThe Presidential campaign has given many writers some excellent material throughout 2007, and there have been some great articles written. Here is my way of recognizing those who had sharp insights and something to say.
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Finding Peace During the Holiday Hustle-BustleWe may not have control of our time during this busy season, but we do have control of our thoughts.
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Hyatt Place Hotels - a ReviewIf you travel a lot, your hotel makes a difference in your next day.
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Ten Ideas for Finding More Time in Your LifeI am a mother, wife, and traveling high tech professional. My time is my life, so I have worked very hard to find solutions to free up time so I can spend it with my family.
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My Picks for the Best Recipe Sites on the WebI have recently discovered the joys of downloading and trying recipes from many great sites on the web, and have yet to make a bad dish from this source.
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Gift Giving for the Very Busy!Friends, relatives, and spouses don't understand when those of us who are terminally busy forget things like anniversaries and birthdays. Here are some ways to make sure that you are on top of the game and don't have to deal with hurt feelings.
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Spirulina: A Truly Worthwhile SupplementSpirulina is a food rich in protein, vitamin B-12, and GLA. New studies show that it inhibits viruses, including the AIDS virus.
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Some of the Weirdest Stuff You Can Find on EBayeBay has truly become a haven for those seeking the unusual!
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Strange Items on Ebay - What Will People Buy Next?Amidst a world of Virgin Marys in grilled cheeses and "miracle" metal bracelets, what will be the next "Pet Rock"?
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San Francisco Bans the Blue AngelsFleet Week and the Blue Angels are a time-honored tradition in San Francisco - why are people trying to destroy this?
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The Best Comfort Foods for Surviving Tough TimesHaving a stressful time in your life? Diet counselors would have us believe that food shouldn't be used for comfort, but I can find no better way to add some good old fashioned stress relief to my life.
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Restaurant Review: San Jose's House of GenjiiIf you are looking for a great Teppanyaki restaurant that doesn't skimp on portions, try House of Genjii on North First Street.
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Foster Mother, Khareasha Pugh, Freed After Two Year Old Dies from Eating Baking SodaContra Costa County foster mom was not charged, after a two-year old in her care who was severely underweight and underfed ate baking soda and died.
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Strange and Unusual News from the USDo people really DO these things? Unbelievable!
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A Rose by Any Other Name - Smells the Same; Surge or Escalation?The President flies in the face of Congress, including prominent Republicians to escalate the conflict in Iraq rather than push a viable, logical plan for finality. The media's answer - respin it as a "Surge" rather than the escalation it is.
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WiFi Technology Will Change All Our Lives, in Interesting WaysLook for new and interesting inventions in 2007 that change the way we work and live, related to WiFi.
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What Will Be the Impact of Nancy Pelosi's Reign in the House?This week, Nancy Pelosi was sworn in as the first woman Speaker of the House, a momentous time in American history. What can we expect as she takes the reigns?
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My Stock Picks for 2007Now is the time to pick your financial vehicle for the New Year.
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The Post Holiday Blues and How to Beat ThemThe January "slump" is well known - some call it Seasonal Affective Disorder - and some just call it a post holiday letdown. How do you fight the January blahs?
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Balance of Power by Richard North Patterson: Gun Rights vs ControlAs part of a relaxing holiday weekend, I read this controversial book to get another perspective on the whole issue of gun rights vs. control.
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Two Affiliate Programs to Expand Your Business in 2007As part of my New Year's resolutions, I have been on the lookout for new, high paying affiliate programs to add to my portfolio.
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My Picks for the Ten Best Financial AC Content Producer Articles of 2006AC content producers are a savvy bunch. This is my way of recognizing those who have helped me plan my financial 2007 future.
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How to Buy Gifts for MenThe men in our lives are always the toughest to select gifts for, during ANY occasion. With a brother, father and husband, this is a skill I have had to master!
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Are We Headed for a Pole Shift? Evidence Exists that Mass Climatic Changes May Be ImminentScientists have evidence that the earth has flipped its magnetic poles in the past. Today, the scientific community is divided as to whether a pole shift is imminent, and if it is, whether it will be magnetic or literal.
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Outlook is Bright for Content Security Companies in 2007Per Frost and Sullivan, this market totaled $2.19 B in 2005 and are projected to reach $4.28B in 2012. Total solutions represent the latest trend.
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Make These Holiday Gifts with a Personal TouchThe spirit of the holidays lies in showing those you love how much you care.
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Surviving Menopause Without Losing Your MindMenopause is the biggest transition in a woman's life, and once was celebrated in matrilineal cultures as her transition into wisdom. It is hard to feel wise when hot flashing and suffering with mood swings!
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More Ideas for Doin' the Holidays on the CheapToday's economy dictates that we conserve our cash, and focus on the real meaning of the holidays.
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Weight Loss and Carb BlockersOne way to reduce weight is to reduce carbohydrates, but this can be difficult during the holidays. Carb blockers are a great idea for days when you just have to eat those cookies!
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Media Censorship, is it Active or Just a Bureaucratic Result?Watching the local news at night, one would think that are economy is improving, and that the war in Iraq is at least stable if unpopular. There is no mention of what is going on in the rest of the world.
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How I Lost 30 Pounds Over a Three Month PeriodAfter several years of watching my weight creep up, a friend gave me a tip that could have saved my life.
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Unusual Holiday Gifts for People Who Have EverythingOn every Christmas or Holiday list, there are one or two friends or relatives who have EVERYTHING! Here is a handy guide of unusual gifts for those who make holiday shopping a chore.
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Ghiradelli Square Tree Lighting, and the Gail Dobson Youth-in-Jazz GroupSan Francisco's famed Ghiradelli Square came alive last night, as thousands gathered to watch the annual tree lighting ceremony. Hosted by CBS Weather Anchor Roberta Gonzales, this event was complete with snow, jazz, and Santa!
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Managing Christmas Without Going BrokeChristmas can be a wonderful or a depressing time, depending on how you manage it.
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Are You Ready to Build that New Home or Addition?You've spend many thousands of dollars on an architect and/or building engineer, you are excited about having more building space, and are ready to roll. Or are you really?
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Reality TV Show Idea: The Life of a Remodeling ContractorDIY TV has become vastly popular; people want to know how to fix up their homes and when to hire a professional. A remodeling contractor deals with many homes on a daily basis, and works at a fast pace which would make the show interesting to viewers.
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How to Succeed in Math CoursesAfter three years of teaching math for the University of Phoenix, I learned that the biggest predictor of success in math classes was NOT ability, but attitude and preparation. Many students do not know how to study math, or take exams.
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New Cellular Services Are Available that Transform Your Cell PhoneThe vision of your mobile providers, including many new providers, is to transform your cellular phone from just a phone into a multifaceted portable entertainment device.
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VoIP Technology for Non-Techies - How it Can Help Your Small BusinessVoIP or "voice-over-IP" has completely changed the telecom industry, and has positioned telecommunications to converge with future "yet-to-be" discovered applications where phones and the Internet coexist.
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Liveitup.com - a Great New Service Site!Liveitup.com is a great new site that combines all the services consumers are looking for today - discount vacations, a virtual personal assistant, auto towing, and local coupons.
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San Francisco Symphony Brings H K Gruber's Frankenstein to LifeEsteemed composer H K Gruber and the San Francisco Symphony brought to life every child's fantasy, and darkest fears tempered with playfulness and a veritable musical garden of wishes.