Elizabeth Jensen
Feeling the need to share with the world everything that matters to me, I decided to take up writing. I have a lot of knowledge on many subjects and a lot to say. I hate the term "expert" because there is always someone who knows more than you do.
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working on my Associates DegreeInterests
anything outdoors, baking, cake decorating, cooking, traveling, swimming, animals (specifically in agriculture), NASCAR, television, music, history, Earth preservation, business, charities, a little bit of everythingMotto
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Making Wine Glass Charms: A Unique, Useful Party FavorThis simple project can be used for any occasion, but giving wine glass charms as a party favor will leave your guests remembering your party above all others!
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Back to School SafetyWith students heading back to school, it is a good time to remind your children about a few important safety rules. Here are some general rules for all methods of transportation to and from school. -
From Frozen to Liquored Up, Hot Chocolate Variations You'll LoveI have searched far and wide for great hot chocolate. These variations of a cold weather classic are sure to please all year long! -
Product Review: Pantene Color Expressions Shampoo and ConditionerWith so many products on the market to help us manage our hair, it's hard to choose the right one. I tried a new product to see how well it worked on my crazy wavy hair!
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Unpatriotic Employees Should Keep Opinions to ThemselvesStore employees are now offering up their views of President Bush and the war. -
Feeling Fruity? Easy Recipes for Your Summer Get-TogetherMany fruits reach peak season during the summer. Trying a few new recipes at your next gathering is an easy and healthy way to get your 5 A Day! -
Feeling Fruity? More Easy Recipes for Your Summer Get-TogetherAdding summer fruit to your meals can be easy if you just use your imagination. Do not be afraid to try unusual combinations. Your new fruit recipes will be the talk of your barbeque! -
History of the Charolais Cattle BreedMy family raises cattle for show and has a particular fondness for the Charolais breed. Being around them for so long led me to study the breed, reading anything I could get my hands on. Over the years, I have learned more about one breed than I know what to do with. -
Product Review: Resolve High Traffic Foam Carpet CleanerDesperate for something more time and energy efficient, I decided to try the Resolve High Traffic Foam Carpet Cleaner for some of the smaller, day-to-day messes. -
Try a Summer Vacation to Superior National Forest in Northern MinnesotaOne of Minnesota's treasures is the Superior National Forest and The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The forest covers more than three million acres of land and is becoming a popular place for summer vacations. -
The Key to Summer Hiking Fun: PreparationSummer is a time that is full of wonderful activities and time spent with family and friends. Although summer can be quite hot, many people like to spend it outdoors. One of my favorite summertime activities is hiking. -
Great Places to Hike Near the Twin Cities in MinnesotaWith summer upon us, many people may be looking for a hiking adventure. Here are just a few of my favorite hiking places near the Twin Cities. -
Eddie Bauer Offers Great Products for Outdoor ActivitiesEddie Bauer offers a wide range of durable and reasonably priced items designed with convenience in mind.
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Try Sarasota, Florida for Your Next Holiday GetawayIf you are looking for a beautiful tropical place to get away for the weekend, try Sarasota, Florida!
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Tampa International Airport Going Green?Tampa International Airport may soon have incentives for going "green." Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio, who recently purchased a more fuel efficient car for herself, says she would like to see taxi cab companies use hybrid vehicles.
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City of Frostproof Agrees to Settlement in Sexual Harassment SuitThe City of Frostproof has agreed to pay $340,000 to a former assistant city manager who sued the city for sexual harassment and unpaid wages. -
Lakeland Electric to UnionizeLakeland Electric workers will now be part of the Utility Workers Union of America.
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Culpepper Wants Out of Dolphins Contract"I must say the impatience the organization displayed in both encouraging me to rush back on the field last year and then rushing me out the door is disappointing."
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Did I Remember Everything? A Simple Reminder Guide for when You TravelA basic essentials guide to making sure you remembered to pack everything.
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Remembering D-Day: Part 4 - Stalin's D-DayStalin promised Churchill and Roosevelt that he would launch an offensive in coordination with the Normandy invasion. His Red Army was more than most countries could handle.
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Remembering D-Day: Part 3 - The Allied InvasionThis article covers the Allied and Axis sides of June 6, 1944, the invasion of Normandy, France. It also covers the days following the invasion when the Allies began reinforcing the area before their breakout toward Germany.
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Review: Sheraton Safari Hotel in OrlandoIf you are looking for a really nice hotel in the Orlando area, the Sheraton Safari Hotel and Suites would be a fantastic choice. It offers great location, friendly staff, low rates, and clean rooms.
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Heroes, My New AddictionNBC's new science fiction drama is about everyday people who discover that they possess incredible abilities.
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Remembering D-Day: Part 2 - Hitler Prepares for an InvasionThis article covers Hitler's plans for an Allied invasion and their reaction to Allied deception. -
Remembering D-Day: Part 1 - The Allies Plan and Prepare for InvasionThis article takes a look at the planning and preparation of the Allies for the invasion of Normandy, France. -
Nissan Armada: The New Luxury SUVThe Nissan Armada is a full-size, luxury SUV. It offers two models, the SE and the LE. When driving one of these babies, heads will turn because these are the new thing! -
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Says Good-Bye to DEI, Junior to Follow Suit After 2007 SeasonIn a news conference held at JR Motorsports in Mooresville, North Carolina, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. announced that he will be leaving Dale Earnhardt, Incorporated at the end of the 2007 season.
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11 Year Old's Arrest Causes More Conflict Between Mille Lacs and Ojibwe TribeIn Vineland, Minnesota, about 96 miles north of Minneapolis, an 11-year-old recent assault victim was led from his school in handcuffs and held overnight in a juvenile detention center. The next day he was hauled into court in shackles and an orange prison jumpsuit.
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A Trip to Historic Cave Spring, GAThis quaint Southern town is located in Georgia's northwest corner, just 15 miles southwest of Rome. It is small, but full of amazing history, natural beauty, and some of the nicest people you'll ever meet.
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Hurricane Season Gets Off to an Early StartSubtropical Storm Andrea is swirling off the Florida/Georgia coast with top sustained winds of around 45 miles per hour, according to local news reports.
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Traveling to the CaymansMany people enjoy traveling to other countries, especially those of exotic or tropical locale. Here are some tips for traveling to the British-owned Cayman Islands in the western Caribbean.
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Smoke Looms Over FloridaAs many Floridian awoke this morning, a thick haze and the smell of smoke blanketed the state. Those with breathing problems, such as asthma, were warned to stay indoors as much of Florida's air quality is categorized as "unhealthy".