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Elizabeth Binkowski

I am a recent college graduate with a bachelor degree in business administration and economics. I am currently employed in the finance industry.
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  • Emma Watson: Post Hogwarts
    Emma Watson has successfully acted responsible and mature in the public eye at a very young age. Now that the journey of Hermione Granger has come to an end it is time to begin the journey of Emma Watson.
  • Success Starts Here : Tips Every College Freshman Needs to Know
    There are a few things I wish I would have known my freshman year of college. I got lucky and stumbled into a few of them eventually but a heads up would have been appreciated.
  • Ted Danson : CSI
    He will be taking over at the acting supervisor on the grave yard shift in Las Vegas. How will he measure up to the big shoes he has to fill.
  • The Host : a More Mature Version of Stephanie Meyer's Twilight
    If you can make it through the first seventy pages or so of this novel you'll never regret it. I've recommended it to several people all of which finished it even quicker than I had in three days.
  • Where Do Characters Go when They Leave "NCIS"?
    We all watched when Jenny Shepard and Kate Todd were tragically removed from the cast of "NCIS". Bad News is they've never returned...Good News is their careers are no where near over.
  • "CSI" Has Bieber Fever
    George Eads appears to be a hazard to young stars. It's a running joke that after Bieber and Swift no one will dare get near.
  • What to Look Forward This Year in "The Mentalist"
    Patrick Jane is quite the character but even he can use some back up. So far this year there are two guest stars who will be on the show. One star proves to be helpful while the other seems to be a hazard to Patrick Jane.
  • Another CBS Spin-Off: Will "Criminal Minds Suspect Behavior" Follow the Trend of Other CBS Shows?
    In general when CBS creates a spin-off it's a guaranteed hit. Will this new version of "Criminal Minds" follow suit?
  • Superbugs : Are We Safe Anywhere?
    Superbugs transmit a certain kind of bacteria that is antibiotic resistant. This leads to illness, high medical bills, and even death.
  • Eat Your Vegetables and Reduce Your Sick Time
    Eating your vegetables may do more than allow you to grow up to be big and strong.
  • Magnetic Medication: a Millimeter Magnet Helps the Medicine Go Down
    What's new in this year in medical research.
  • Anesthesia : You're Not Really Sleeping
    Patients commonly believe they are 'put to sleep' prior to medical procedures. Don't be alarmed but that sleep-like state can more closely be associated with being in a coma. Recent research on this subject may have beneficial medical potential.
  • 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone': the Ultimate Cinema Experience
    I was at the perfect age when the films began to be released. I was able to grow up with the characters and relate some of the milder portions of their life to my own. No movie has ever had the same impact on me.
  • How to Get Out of Cooking, Cleaning, Decorating, and Shopping This Holiday Season
    If you need a reason not to travel, put up Christmas lights, buy a real tree vs, a fake one, or spend a bundle shopping for presents, here you go.
  • Lower Your Risk of Type 2 Diabetes This Holiday Season
    Cutting the fat and unnecessary calories out of your diet this Christmas may be just the push you need to ward of type 2 diabetes. This disorder is chronic once it's contracted and there are preventative measures.
  • Zooey Deschanel : Actress, Singer, and Songwriter!
    Zooey Deschanel has been in several major motion pictures but enjoys her life as a musician over her life an an actress. The ability to make her own decisions and her own lyrics in music is why she loves it so much.
  • The Five Greatest Gifts for the 'Gossip Girl' Fan in Your Life
    "Gossip Girl" is a popular show among teenagers on the CW. There are a variety of gifts appropriate for every fan-level.
  • I Won't Let the Grinch Steal My Christmas
    It shouldn't take losing someone to see how important your family truly is. Take advantage of the time you have together now because you never know when you will have your last Christmas.
  • 'The Mentalist' Top Three Red John Episodes
    Red John has been plaguing the existence of Patrick Jane ever since he appeared on a talk show to discuss the serial killer. Since then he's lost his wife and daughter, some co-workers and friends, and a potential love interest.
  • Familiar Faces: The Most Missed Stars from "Criminal Minds"
    Characters come and go throughout the many seasons of a television show. Some of there exits damage the viewership and here are the most three missed members of the BAU.
  • Celebrity Couples Spotted Holiday Shopping
    Women are usually the dominant shoppers but that is not always the case. Some men like Ben Affleck are willing to give their wives all the credit while others like Keith Urban still attempt to successfully choose gifts to put under the tree.
  • Blake Lively: Christmas Shoes
    Blake Lively was spotted purchasing over 40 pairs of designer shoes not too long ago. Many of these pairs will be kept for herself but some will fall into the lucky hands of her close friends and family members.
  • Food Security and Your Child's Diabetes
    Diet and exercise are the pioneer ways to control diabetes in both children and adults. If a family cannot afford to keep their household 'food secure' they should be offered the same aid available for the purchase of insulin, testing kits, and needles.
  • An Addition to the "Teen Stars with Issues" List : Amber Portwood
    Teen stars are under a lot of pressure but that's no excuse to excessively drink, take drugs, or be abusive. They follow the same laws as everyone else.
  • The Top Five Gifts This 'Swiftmas'
    Whether you're five or forty there's a gift here the Swift fan in your life will be glad to get.
  • Gibbs' Five Most Important 'NCIS' Rules
    The CBS hit television show NCIS is known for its complex cases, funny characters, and Mark Harmon.
  • Easton Corbin : He Really is a Little More Country Than That
    Easton Corbin has a traditional cowboy background. Born and raised in Florida in a town that didn't even have a Walmart.
  • Tom Turkey 2010: Bruce Willis
    Bruce Willis has the misfortune of being plucked Tom Turkey 2010. He starred in 2/5 biggest box office bombs of the year. It could be bad luck, bad acting, or bad advertising, either way Bruce Willis is the celebrity Turkey this year.
  • The Safest GPS for Your Next Road Trip
    A GPS is helpful for getting from point A to point B. The Black Box, Mercury Eagle, helps you get their safely.
  • Five Ways to Save on Your Next Automobile Purchase
    Buying a car can be simple or complex. You can simply go to the dealership, pick a car, and pay whatever price they ask. The other option requires more research, comparison, and negotiation but could save you thousands.
  • The Most Memorable 'CSI' Guest Appearances
    As a show increases in popularity so does the quality of the guest stars. These three are top-notch which makes fans wonder who they will get on the season next.
  • University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point: Exceeds Expectations for a College Experience
    When I was younger I imagined what college would be like and naturally I expected a lot. After attending UWSP I feel as if I've made the best decision on where to go to school and this university has far exceeded my expectations.
  • Taylor Swift's Underestimated Success
    Taylor Swift is one of four women to sell one million albums in the first week of sales. She happens to be the only woman to accomplish such a task in the great recession!
  • Dakota Fanning: Vampire Jane and Homecoming Queen
    This young star got her start playing in the film I Am Sam. She has come a long way to acting in major motion pictures such as Twilight and The Runaways.
  • What She's Doing Now : Rachel McAdams
    This 31-year-old Canadian star has been an acting success since 2001. She has starred in several hit films and as such we expect great things in the future.
  • The New and Improved Medication for Controlling Cholesterol
    The prescription drug Statin is beneficial in lowering levels of bad cholesterol. It has been found that adding miR-33 will help raise good levels of cholesterol. Together this will exponentially decrease heart attack and stroke risk.
  • How Your Stress Affects Your Children
    Parents with mood disorders and high stress can put that pressure on their children whether they notice it or not. This increase in the stress of the child raises their cortisol level and doubles the chances they too will develop a mood disorder.
  • Antibacterial Products Potentially Harmful During Pregnancy
    It has recently been proven that a chemical in antibacterial products may be harmful to the development of an unborn child. While the degree of damage is unknown it is still a scary thought.
  • Daniel Radcliffe Trivia
    Daniel Radcliffe was made famous in the U.S. with his role as Harry Potter. This 21-year-old actor had an earlier start than his first year in Hogwarts and has a bright future ahead but perhaps not in front of the camera but behind it.
  • Reba McEntire Let's Her Fans Do the Promoting of Her New Album
    The fans have been put through a series of missions. The first was to advertise with print, the second with social media, and the third wearing red to make a statement. What's next?
  • Costs and Benefits of Seasonal Employment
    Seasonal jobs are a great way to earn a little extra cash, but make sure the possible risks are worth it.
  • Celebrity Author Jay-Z : "Decoded"
    Celebrity authors tend to write books geared toward their personal passions. Jay-Z writes a touching memoir about his life and how it's shaped his career as a musician.
  • Political Sex Scandals : Do They Ever Disappear?
    The Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill sexual harassment allegations are back in the news. Can a political figure ever live down allegations? Perhaps for a Court Justice, but not for a United States President.
  • Paris Hilton Celebrates Halloween with Acts of Charity
    Paris Hilton claims to be leaving her partying past for a future of charitable acts of kindness. Currently the hours spent performing these acts shave off time from her mandatory 200-hours of community service.
  • Goodbye or See-You-Later for AJ Cook?
    AJ Cook left Criminal Minds in the second episode of season 6. The story is that she has taken another job even though she preferred to stay with the BAU. She exited the show still a live character which means there is hope she may return.
  • GM Recall : 09-10 Chevrolet Impala
    Don't let the word recall send you running for the hills. This is a precaution for all 09-10 Impala owners to take. It's easy to get the vehicle inspected and fixed. No injuries have been reported related to this recall.
  • Facts About Pain Diaries
    These diaries come in a variety of forms but have the same initial purpose. They help physicians makes sense of all the qualitative information that goes into a diagnosis.
  • Liu Xiaobo : Nobel Peace Prize Winner 2010
    Liu Xiaobo won the prize for his non-violent effort to bring a better level of human rights to the citizens of China. He is currently imprisoned for his literary works that suggest the authorities of China are not upholding the Constitution of China.
  • Counseling for 'Teen Mom' Star Amber Portwood
    No one ever said parenting is easy, but I've heard plenty say it's well worth it. Celebrities encounter the same life-changing situations as we do. Their position in the public eye provides us with useful tips on how to handle the challenge ourselves.
  • The Germ Genie: Stop the Spread of Bacteria This Flu Season
    The Germ Genie is a keyboard that sanitizes after each use with UV light. This sanitizing process starts killing germs immediately and has killed more than 99% in just ten minutes!
  • Dengue Fever: More to Fear from Mosquito Bites
    Although it most commonly affects central American and the middle ease it is not uncommon in vacation areas of the U.S. such as Key West Florida. Dengue fever is generally not fatal but the symptoms can be quite severe.
  • The P450 Protein Vs. High Blood Pressure
    The P450 protein shows promise after initial testing. So far it has effectively lowered the blood pressure of the mice in the initial trial and may one day be as common a recommendation as a vitamin.
  • Social Media in the Classroom
    We do live in the age of technology. As such it would appear it needs to be incorporated into the school setting. If it is done correctly, social media sites can be used to enhance learning.
  • The Pledge to America : Another Wrong Turn?
    The campaign promises outlined in the "Pledge to America" seem to be just what the nation needs to begin recovery. Taking a closer glance, however, shows that the plan may do more harm than good.
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  • The Three Levels of Unemployment
    The national unemployment rate is an understatement. By looking at the three different levels at any given time it will provide a more accurate figure for how the labor markets of the United States are doing.
  • The Unemployment Rate: Understatement of the Year
    If you are a U.S. citizen over sixteen and actively looking for work you are considered unemployed. There are so many more characteristics to keep in mind when determining such a complex status.
  • Gossip Girl: Season 4 Episode 2 'Double Identity'
    Chuck is alive and found but he'd prefer not to be. Serena had a decision to make between Dan and Nate and ended up missing her chances. Love grows between two new couples but how long will it really last?
  • Where we watch the NFL in Stevens Point, Wisconsin
    Living in a college town has its benefits. One of the benefits is the surrounding establishments trying to bring in their business by offering great specials during NFL games.
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  • Outdoor Smoking Ban in New York
    New York City is taking the enclosed ban to a new level by prohibiting smoking in public parks, beaches, and in pedestrian plazas. Is this too much government control or something the entire U.S. should adopt?
  • Acid Attack Declared a Hoax
    Just because no one is physically hurt does not mean the individual or group of individuals who created a hoax will not be punished. It is enough in some cases to inspire fear in others that will cause them harm.
  • Constitution Day 2010
    It's easy to take for granted the rights afforded to us by the Constitution. Sept. 17 is a day to imagine what kind of nation we would be without it, and be appreciative of its existence.
  • When's the Last Time You Checked Your Cortisol Level?
    Cortisol is a steroid hormone that is produced as a response to stress. If this level stays elevated over a long period of time or becomes a reoccurring event then it may lead to numerous health complications.
  • What to Do when Someone Uses Your Debit Card to Make Fraudulent Purchases
    Review your statements quickly to make sure you report offenses as quickly as possible. If you report it within two days the most you'll lose is $50. That's nothing compared to the damage someone could do with your card.
  • Epiphora: A Reason to Worry About Watery Eyes
    It is common for people to have watery eyes. This fact allows patients that may be suffering from epiphora to shrug off their symptoms and allow the condition to get worse.
  • Prader-Willi Syndrome
    It begins to effect children just months into their lives. Low weight, limited muscle development, and a constant need to eat are initial indicators.
  • Halozyme Testing Two 'Ultra-Fast' Insulin Regulators
    It is quick and easy to test the blood glucose level of someone. It may be difficult however to help the person get into a safe blood glucose range quickly. With Halozyme's two new breakthrough drugs control will be more easily achieved.
  • PLX4032 a Viable Option for Cancer Patients
    PLX4032 is a targeted treatment that may provide most of the benefits and few of the costs associated with traditional cancer treatment.
  • Macrophages : the Immune System's First Line of Defense
    Macrophages are a type of white blood cell that play a vital role in the proper functioning of the immune system. For years scientists have searched for ways to deal with rogue macrophages and produce more of the beneficial and useful cells.
  • Elizabeth Olsen : No Longer the Other Olsen Sister
    As she waited til the opportune moment to break out into the acting business Elizabeth Olsen plans to make it on her own merits and not her famous name. Her sisters have moved out of the spotlight and Elizabeth is ready to take their place.
  • Checking Halloween Candy
    Although it is very unlikely for your child to come home with tampered Halloween treats it is still better to be safe than take the risk.
  • America's Got Talent Semi-Finals : Round Two
    Who will make it through to the top 10? It's difficult to say after these amazing performances.
  • Coach Handbags for Fall 2010
    Whether you plan to blend in, stand out, or pull of a traditional Coach bag this fall, you should purchase this luxury accessory as soon as possible.
  • Get Your Closet Ready for Fall
    These items are currently in season and absolutely necessary for every woman's fall wardrobe. They're not only functional but also fashionable.
  • Winners of the 2010 Emmy Awards
    A list of the winners in order of appearance from the 62nd annual Emmy Awards.
  • The Toyota Corolla Recall
    This recent recall is targeted towards Toyota Corolla and Corolla Matrix owners.
  • It Only Takes One to Begin a Revolution : Looking Back on 100 Years of Mother Teresa
    This week marks 100 years of Mother Teresa, and over 100 countries are celebrating her life and remembering her work. She inspired me in a high school class room to do my part to change the world.
  • The Top 5 Green Chevy Automobiles
    If you're in the market for a fuel efficient vehicle check out the 2011 line of Chevrolet. Whether you want to get a little better fuel economy or completely rid your budget of gasoline expenses this is the make for you.
  • How the 19th Amendment Helped Me Change My Family's Future
    My family was hit by the recession on every side, but we did not give up. We will wait out this economic hardship and have faith that the candidate we voted for will turn the economy right side up.
  • Tai Chi Provides Benefits for Fibromyalgia Patients
    A study that included sixty-six patients backs fibromyalgia as a recommended exercise for reducing the severity of symptoms.
  • Professional Athlete Divorce Statistics
    Approximately 60-80 percent of professional athletes have a marriage that ends in divorce. The likelihood that a marriage lasts is less than it ends in heart ache. How does it affect the performance of these individual athletes?
  • America's Got Talent Semi-Finals
    It's truly amazing how much talent America really has. Anna and Patryk and Prince Poppycock appear to be the real contenders.
  • Dealing with Loss : Martin Short
    Martin Short recently lost his wife of over 30 years, Nancy Dolman. How will Short respond to the loss of a loved one in comparison with other recent celebrity couple losses?
  • America's Got Talent Wild Card Winners
    The acts were scrutinized and voted on by the judges. Only four of the twelve were allowed to continue into next week's semi-finals. Chris Angel and Leann Rimes performed in between rounds to set the bar for what defines talent.
  • Impetigo : Who Thought a Simple Cut Could Be so Dangerous?
    A simple cut on a child is usually fixed with a hug and kiss from a parent. There are a few more steps that should be taken to reduce or eliminate the chances of developing impetigo.
  • America's Got Talent : Wild Card
    While most did exceptional things with their second opportunity to be a contender in the show, others seemed to fall flat. The bickering judges and amazing talent led to one excellent and certainly wild episode.
  • Michael Douglas to Make a Full Recovery
    The good news is that he will make a full recovery but the bad news is it will take eight weeks of intensive chemotherapy and radiation.
  • The Expendables Review
    Have you ever wondered what would happen if all your favorite actors appeared in one film? Wonder no more.
  • Buffalo Shooting Leaves Four Dead and Four Wounded
    A tragic shooting early Saturday morning leads four dead and four wounded. A shooting just a few days earlier leaves five wounded. The violent crime rate in New York is higher than the national average and it shows with a quick glance at the daily news.
  • High Heart Rate Leads to Low Life Expectancy
    The LIFE study viewed more than 9,000 patients over a five year time period. In that time researcheres determined that individuals with a higher heart rate had a 79% higher risk of death of nearly any cause.
  • Jackie Evancho : YouTube Sensation
    She may be young, but she has a very mature and beautiful opera voice. She is a true contender for the television show "America's Got Talent." Despite her size and cheery attitude, she wants to win, and she surely has talent.
  • Dr. Laura Schlessinger Apologizes for Racist Radio Rant
    Schlessinger began giving advice to a listener about her husband's racist friend. The advice began with insults and eventually led to a rant against an entire group of people.
  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Countdown to the Movie Release
    Harry Potter is all grown up and so are his co-stars. It will be interesting to see what happens in the first part of the final Harry Potter book. Diehard fans will camp out for its August 19th, 2010 release.
  • Nocturnal Leg Cramping
    A nocturnal muscle cramp may be more than just an average occurrence. If they are persistent, severe, or reoccurring then medical attention is necessary.
  • How to Induce Sleep Paralysis
    Sleep paralysis strikes fear into those who suffer from it. Some take that fear and head to the hospital or drug store for sleep medication. Others like the adrenaline rush and would like it to occur more often.
  • Drug Resistant E.Coli Strain ST131
    With such a common E. Coli strain being drug resistant a major health problem is created. It is difficult to prevent this strain because its origin is still unknown.
  • Flight Attendant for JetBlue is a Working Class Hero
    Steven Slater wasn't satisfied with his job, and there came a day when he wanted the world to know it. A plane full of customers got an in-flight show when Slater cursed at a customer over the loud speaker and quit immediately after.
  • Precocious Puberty and Your Children
    This condition might be entirely normal and harmless in most cases but in some it is the result of a serious medical condition.
  • Sean Penn and Robin Wright Finalize Their Divorce
    Robin Wright and Sean Penn have ended their Hollywood marriage. The two finalized their divorce in early August, just a short time after the papers were filed in late July.
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  • Bi-Weekly Mortgage Payments
    By paying the loan off in more frequent periods you will reduce the amount of interest accrued each month on the loan. Over time this will save thousands of dollars and years off your mortgage.
  • Diabetic Neuropathy Causes Nerve Damage in Many Diabetics
    Diabetic neuropathy is a very common disorder that caused nerve damage in diabetes patients. This disorder is usually caused by a fluctuating blood glucose level over time. The nerve damage cannot be reversed but can be delayed or stopped.
  • Vasodilators for High Blood Pressure
    A vasodilator can occur naturally or be man-made. They come with a variety of side effects but are an overall effective way to treat hypertension and other heart complications.
  • Prescription Viagra for Children
    The way Viagra aids in erectile dysfunction would also alleviate symptoms of pulmonary arterial hypertension. Studies have been done for adults and now for children and both conclude that Viagra is beneficial.
  • Montana Fishburne an Adult Film Star
    Montana Fishburne is the daughter of actor Laurence Fishburne ("The Matrix," "CSI"). Montana is now referred to as Chippy D by those in the adult film industry she has recently entered.
  • How to Can Beets
    It's nearing beet harvest season so be sure you're ready to can them when they reach 2-4 inches in diameter. Add a little sugar, salt, vinegar, bay leaves, and follow these steps to have delicious beets.
  • Beer Done Better by BrewDog
    This relatively new company wanted to take the boring out of beer consumption. They provided unique styles to beer while keeping additives, preservatives, and unnatural ingredients out of the mix.
  • Imposter Syndrome: Shrugging Off Success as Luck Because You Don't Feel Deserving of Praise
    Someone who may appear very modest about their work or a workaholic who cannot stop may have a medical condition. Imposter Syndrome has not yet been recognized as a medical disorder but is the subject of many discussions and books.
  • Flu Vaccine Patch: A Painless, Needleless & Time Saving
    Using micro-needles to administer the vaccine on a patch will allow anyone to be easily vaccinated. The micro-needles are painless and save enough to be sent right to your home.
  • 3 Way Division of Labor Increases Productivity in Your Small Business
    There are three ways adding employees to your area of operations will increase your productivity. A business starts small but as it gains popularity it would benefit from the increased efficiency provided by the division of labor.
  • The 100 Pushup Challenge
    In only thirty minutes a week the pushup challenge claims to build upper body strength over seven weeks until an individual can complete 100 consecutive pushups.
  • How to Define Your Audience
    Use quantitative data to know who your audience is and qualitative data to know what they need. Use these two bits of information to create a helpful and effective online article.
  • Possible Marijuana Legalization on November Ballot in California
    The possible legalization of marijuana has been requested by an overwhelming amount. Poles suggest over half the population of California are in support of the legalization.
  • The Newly Discovered HIV Antibodies of Donor 45
    This astounding break through in AIDS research can be coupled with the recent discoveries of Dr. Burton. By combining the antibodies in both studies approximately 97% of HIV strains may be neutralized.
  • Tension Myositis Syndrome is a Physical and Psychological
    Back and joint pain are the two most commonly associated symptoms of TMS. Other body pains have also been reported as symptoms. If there's no physical reason for these symptoms ask your physician about Tension Myositis Syndrome.
  • Despicable Me in 3D
    Whether you have a young child of your own or are still a child at heart this film is a great choice. With jokes for both adults and children this film really is for everyone and has with it a great message.
  • Adrien Brody and the Curse of the Oscars
    The Oscar curse is one of poor fortune in either career success, relationship success, or both. Brody may have waited long enough since his 2003 Oscar win to turn his luck around by starring in the hit Predators.
  • My Sony Progressive SR200P DVD Player
    Recently switching brands of dvd players proved to be a wise choice.
  • The Length of Your Life Revealed by Your Genes
    Although the name of the Longevity gene cannot be agreed on, there are several countries who have all come up with the same conclusion. Regardless of what country you are in there seems to be a gene that aids in predicting lifespan.
  • No Such Thing as Health in a Bottle
    Many think supplements are a good addition to a diet to better your health, studies show that belief is false.
  • Ready to Give Up on M. Night Shyamalan?
    Although the recent trend of film ratings is downward sloping, I don't think it's time to give up just yet.
  • Al Qaeda's Online Magazine Inspired
    Terrorists may be creating online magazines to get their message to more people. Is this all bad?
  • LEDs: Home, Business and the Louvre in Europe
    LED lighting is cost effective all year round as a replacement for normal incandescent bulbs. One of the trail blazers in going green with LED lights is the Louvre in Europe that plans to replace all their lights with LEDs.
  • Review of Twilight: Eclipse
    Each film is better than the one before it, and this is no exception. Twi-hard fans flocked to the mega screen and not a single left disappointed.
  • Improving Your Golf Technique in Stevens Point, Wisconsin
    The Stevens Point Country Club, SentyWorld Insurance, and the local university offer courses or an instructor to help improve your golf skills.
  • Vote Holly Wood .COM
    In August of 2010 you will be able to see what movies could potentially be in theaters. Not only will you get to see the ideas early, but you help choose which ones make it or break it!
  • Drink Wine to Prevent Alzheimer's Disease
    Studies from 2005-2010 have shown that the ingredient in the grapes used to make red wine is beneficial in many ways, including preventing Alzheimer's.
  • Fish is No Longer Considered a Healthy Food Choice
    The flesh of fish are contaminated by whatever they swim in. It may be dangerous chemicals, metals, or loads of bacteria. With 80% of our fish being imported we don't know where our dinner has been swimming.
  • Death in a Can: Drinking Too Much Soda
    Soda may taste excellent but when consumed in large quantities has been nicknamed: cancer in a can, osteoporosis in a can, obesity in a can, and so much more.
  • The Ancient Struggle: Coffee Vs. Tea
    Depending on your priorities both tea and coffee can be beneficial. When thinking long term however, the winner is clearly coffee.
  • Real Treasure
    A haiku about the color purple.
  • Probiotics - Good Bacteria?
    Probiotics are living microorganisms that when ingested are beneficial to the body.
  • The Benefits of Using Mulch
    Mulch can be either organic or inorganic. Both types have their own set of unique benefits.
  • Exercising During Pregnancy
    Exercise is not harmful during pregnancy in general, but it's important to keep safety of you and your baby at the top of your priorities.
  • Toy Story 3: Just Because You Get Older, Doesn't Mean You Grow Up
    Toy Story 3 allows us all to be kids again. 15 years ago the first film came out and the children of that time are now in their 20's and 30's. At age 21 I would recommend this to all my friends. It's a great family film.
  • Amanda Bynes' Retirement Rumor
    Although not yet confirmed by a public announcement, Amanda Bynes has made statements on her Twitter page about retiring from acting for good. She doesn't want to continue acting because she no longer loves to do it.
  • The Right and Wrong Times to Talk About Your Exes
    Talking about your ex may make your significant other insecure about your relationship. It is important to always be honest, pick the right details to give, and the right time to interject them.
  • 2010 Brain Death Guidelines
    Although no one ever declared brain-dead according to the previous standards has ever regained function, physicians felt that clarification of the guidelines needed to occur. There should be no guess work involved in something so grave.
  • Unexplained Chronic Chest Pain?
    Tietze's Syndrome is pain to the cartilage joints of the rib cage. The joints may become tender or inflamed causing centralized pain of pain all over the chest.
  • Financial Incentives to Make Healthier Choices
    Not only are the usual recommendations to eat right and exercise being instructed once again but, this time, financial incentives for consumers and business owners will help push for better health.
  • Empatic - the End of Obesity
    Empatic is a combination of Zonisamide and Bupropion. By controlling metabolism speed and appetite this drug appears to be an excellent choice for dealing with obesity.
  • From Fast Food to Philanthropy: Ways Winning the Lottery Would Change the World
    When I win, everybody wins. Winning the lottery would change more lives than just mine.
  • Stevens Point Yoga
    Yoga is good for both the mind and the body. Here are three places to begin your journey to better health.
  • So Much More Than Cancer Sticks
    Decreased kidney function, lung cancer, coma, infections, asthma, and death are just a few possible outcomes from lighting up.
  • From the Outside Looking in : Locked-In Syndrome
    Locked-in syndrome is an incredibly scary and real neurological disorder that claims the lives of hundreds each year.
  • Vasovagal Syncope : the Mask of Medical Problems
    Vasovagal Syncope is fainting as a triggered response. It is important to always investigate the reason behind a fainting spell and not shrug it off as harmless Vasovagal Syncope.
  • Cashing in on Ethics
    The top dogs in Enron may have made a lot of money by being unethical but they have tarnished their reputation and the image of the company for life. Establishing a code of ethics is not only the right thing to do, but can also increase profits!
  • White Hat Hacking
    There are numerous "colored" hat hackers. The two important types are white hat and black hat hackers. One is an asset to your security, the other is a criminal.
  • Plan Ahead for Summer Skin
    The summer is extra hard on your skin. Luckily there are ways to prevent damage to the skin and look radiant all season.
  • The Secrets to Summer Beauty
    With a few simple products and a couple beauty tips you can look radiant each and every day of summer.
  • Seven Ways to Shorten Your Morning Routine Without Compromising on Beauty
    Look great with these tips and feel great with the extra sleep it allows you. Look like you spent hours getting ready even though you've just rolled out of bed.
  • Beautiful Wisconsin Drives
    Living in this state my whole life I've been able to drive many routes through it to visit family and go to fairs and events. It's quite a beautiful state.
  • Fertility Increasing Options
    The problem with conceiving may be as simple as losing a couple pounds, eating a better diet, and visiting your doctor.
  • Delirum : More Than Confused
    Most will shrug off the initial signs of delirium such as confusion or anxiety, this is however the best time to cure the problem.
  • The Three Types of Eye Injuries
    Many of us have had at least the most basic type of eye injury, getting soap in our eyes. That is only the beginning in a long list of possible eye injuries that can occur easily at home.
  • Summer Safety for Dogs
    Is your dog a higher risk to become dehydrated during the hot summer months? Keep your dog hydrated and happy while you spend time together outdoors.
  • How to Efficiently Travel Through Airport Security
    When you're finally at the airport ready to board your plane you don't want waste precious time by not being prepared for the security check point.
  • Heart Murmurs : Dun-dun or Dun-swoosh?
    Heart murmurs can have plenty of symptoms or no symptoms at all, as such regular checkups should be done to ensure your heart is going dun-dun, not dun-swoosh.
  • Cure 90% of Your Migraines with 5 Simple Steps
    When you feel a migraine coming on do something about it. Think about the many causes and just treat them all. It will get you over the intense pain hump and on your way to perfect health once again.
  • The Business Memo Lives in 2010
    Here are some recent and relevant tips in creating a business memo for today's business culture. This writing piece provides an inside look at what employers require their new-hires to be capable of.
  • June is 2010 National Safety Month
    Eliminating cell phone use while driving, reading the warning on prescription medication, and focusing on safe teen driving will decrease many unnecessary deaths.
  • Depression and Chocolate Linked by the Archives of Internal Medicine
    A study from the Archives of Internal Medicine shows that depressed individuals consume 55% more chocolate than those who are not depressed. It chocolate a cause or a cure of this aliment?
  • Jainism: An Ultimately Optimistic Universal View
    Jainism is a minority religion from India currently recognized in five U.S. states with more pending. This religion believes in the life goal or ultimate enlightenment and unleashing the true power of one's soul.
  • Your Brain is Filled with Memories
    There are seven types of memory stored in approximately four main areas of the brain.
  • Intra-Specific Hybrids: the Wolphin
    Intra-specific hybrids occur between animals of the same species. They are the most common forms of hybrids in the world and the Wolphin is one of them.
  • What Your Pet Knows that You Don't
    How does your cat or dog know when you're in a bad mood, when bad weather is coming, or when there is possible danger?
  • Olive Oil : Cook Don't Burn
    Olive oil has been known to decrease the risk of heart disease and many types of cancer. These benefits are removed when the oil is burned when cooking.
  • 10 Steps to a Road Trip Ready Vehicle
    Make sure to get your vehicle checked out by a mechanic, and make it personally comfortable for you when you decide to take a road trip this season.
  • The Top 5 GPS Units for Your Next Road Trip
    Navigate with ease around construction, through new places, and even decrease your morning commute with one of these five great GPS's.
  • The Broca Area is Connected to the Wernicke Area
    The brain is a complex part of the body's nervous system. The brain controls all functions of the body, including speech.
  • Amygdala : the Emotional Lobe
    Basic human emotions such as hunger, fear, anger, or sexual attraction come from the amygdala.
  • Decaffeinated Coffee - What's the Point?
    Regular coffee has negative health effects that decaf does not. Decaf is much safer in general for the consumer. So there is a point to decaffeination.
  • Top Father's Day Country Songs
    A Dad is someone you look up to, no matter how tall you get. Here are five songs about Fathers.
  • Honey Tea Help
    No matter what the cause, Honey Tea will have a positive effect of getting rid of your stomach pains.
  • MotoGP: the World's Most Danerous Motorsport
    MotoGP operates 18 series in 14 countries, making it not only the most dangerous motorsport but also the one incorporating the most countries.
  • Whether It's April Showers or May Flowers, Here Are Some Great Springtime Date Ideas
    Spring is a season of renewal and opportunity. Use this to meet someone new or rekindle a winter-dampened flame.
  • Eco-Friendly Pet Products that Help Reduce Your Companion's Carbon Pawprint
    'Green' pet products are available to everyone. Here's what they are and here's how to find them.
  • 3D Movie Health Concerns
    Three-dimensional movies have amazing visual effects but they can actually adversely impact your health.
  • Hemophilia Treatment and Complications
    Hemophilia is a scary but very real and dangerous blood disorder that effects mostly men but also some women. Treatment is available but there are some associated complications.
  • Books that Would Make Great Movies
    Here are three of my favorite novels that I would love to see turned into major motion pictures.
  • Adult Skin Problems
    When you're young you pray for acne to be over in adulthood but adults have their own set of skin problems.
  • Tanorexia: Never Tan Enough to Be Beautiful
    Tanorexia is a real disease that is another way self-esteem is dropping everywhere. People feel as if they can't be tan enough and as a result they will never be beautiful. Excessive tanning is harmful in many ways and must be treated.
  • Be a Health Nut : Eat Almonds
    Whether you're ingesting the almond or using its oil on your skin, you'll see the benefits of the seed. It's rich in many vitamins and nutrients, can decrease heart disease risk, and be a good source of protein and calcium for vegetarians and vegans.
  • Senior Friendly Cell Phones
    Cell phones are not just convenient, but also provide safety. Those of all ages should have the option of owning one. Here are five cell phones that are easy to use and inexpensive.
  • Pregnancy at 40-Something
    While there are risk factors to consider when trying to conceive after 40, there are also benefits to being stable and secure in a relationship, job, and town. Don't let fear of risk keep you from life's miracles.
  • Pay to Pee on the Plane
    With all the costs associated with vacationing, what's one more? Over-kill in my opinion.
  • 3 Best Youtube Videos
    When you're sitting on your computer today surfing the web, be sure to check out these videos. You can be assured that you will laugh and share them with your friends.
  • Vegas Themed Hair Accessories
    A Vegas themed wedding can be very exciting. Poker chips, dice, and cards can be incorporated into any outfit if you have a creative imagination.
  • Healthy Fast Food Meals - They Do Exist!
    You don't have to compromise on good nutrition when you don't have the time to cook. Choose your fast food meals wisely and you'll win on the clock and on the scale.
  • Hot Fishing Spot in Green Lake, Wisconsin
    Fishing isn't as much fun when you come home empty handed. Here's a place quiet enough to relax that you'll be sure to bring home a good catch.
  • Beauty is Pain
    I bought a product that had negative effects on my skin that stayed with me quite some time after I discontinued use. Recognize when a product isn't for you and move on before you cause damage to your beautiful skin.
  • Pilots Allowed to Take Anti-Depressants
    This new FAA regulatory step will allow pilots to get their depression treated and still be able to take to the sky. Regulators say this move will not decrease safety in the sky; Others are not so optimistic.
  • Beautiful Skin
    There are tons of products and a few procedures out there that can be painful, expensive, and must be repeated often. It's worth it to some people but how much is too much in terms of price and pain.
  • An Overview of Heart Disease and Tips on Heart Health
    After seeing how heart disease has torn my family inside out I'm determined to take good care of my heart starting at age 20. It's never too soon or too late to increase your life expectancy and decrease your risk of heart disease.
  • Romantic Places to Eat in Stevens Point, Wisconsin
    When you're thinking about where to take your date for dinner it's helpful to have some key information in your back pocket. Here is just what you need to make a great selection.
  • Anger is an Emotion that Can Be Triggered by Stress
    The next time you get angry at someone or a situation, think about whether you are truly angry or if this is just a result of prior stress.
  • The Neti Pot - Your Own Magic Lamp
    The Neti Pot has been around for quite some time but is just recently becoming popular in the U.S. It's effective and efficient in ridding your body of sinus problems.
  • Granular Insecticides: An Effective Insecticide with Numerous Benefits
    To get rid of crickets, ants, and other pests from your lawn or garden, use a granular insecticide.
  • Pesticides Vs. Insecticides
    Getting rid of unwanted pests in your garden can be frustrating if you're not buying the right products.
  • Meteor Shower in Wisconsin
    Whatever you saw last night wasn't lightning, it was actually a meteor event that will be going on until the 21st of April.
  • Why College Video Essays Should Not Be Necessary
    Acceptance in college should not be based on physical appearance, odd talents and family wealth. There is no benefit to submitting a video essay unless you hope that your attractiveness will gain you entrance you a university.
  • Chair Exercises for Seniors: Chair Yoga is Beneficial for the Aging Population
    Yoga is popular among young adults as a way to stay toned and relax and chair yoga can provide the same benefits to seniors without causing pain or discomfort.
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