S. M. Wetzel
S. M. Wetzel is a full-time student and aspiring writer. She enjoys writing stories and poems. She and her family recently returned to upstate New York after several years as a military family. She blogs on her website Consequential Clarity.
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Winter NightsA Haiku for winter nights. -
Until Then Sleep Tight Sweet DreamsA poetic response to little ones pleading to stay up just a little bit longer.
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Earth Day Events in Hampton Roads, VirginiaA number of organizations hold activities for adults and children inspired by Earth Day to promote greener living and conservation. -
Comparison of Observances in the Christian and Islam ReligionsChristianity and Islam are the two largest organized religions in the world. They both share similarities in their sacraments and holidays but there are distinct differences between the two religions. -
Modern Believers Follow a Personal Interpetation of ReligionChristianity and Islam are the two largest organized religions in the world. Their practices and celebrations have changed over the centuries. Contemporary believers of faiths sometimes have a more relaxed view of their religious beliefs.
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ShiftGoing home can result in returning to a winter's cold easily forgotten when living in warmer weather. Running into a former lover can have the same feeling. Originally written January 14, 2011 in Glenville, NY. -
Some Kind of WonderfulThis is a memoir about the moment when what I thought was my death sentence became a miraculous turning point changing my life for the better, forever. -
TransitionsA woman revisits four chapters of her life to find her chapters always have similar endings.
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Career Opportunities for English MajorsAn English degree is a versatile tool for entering the workforce or changing careers.
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Casualties of the First AmendmentThe First Amendment is misunderstood, allowing extremists in the United States to cause group libel, defamation of character and violations against individual's civil rights without consequence. -
Evolution: Examined by Biological Anthropology and ArcheologyPhysical anthropology uses the fossil record and archeologists examination of artifacts, play key roles in understanding and furthering the theory of evolution. -
Educational Technology: A Great Asset to Teachers, Students and ParentsThe increase in use of technology in the classroom benefits teachers, students and parents in providing a quality education. The research says so. -
Spaying and Neutering Necessary to Combat Pet Overpopulation and Its DangersSpaying and Neutering companion animals, such as dogs and cats, is necessary to prevent overpopulation, high euthanasia rates, animal abandonment, unbalanced ecosystems and public health risks. -
Women of World War II: The Foremothers of Women in the WorkforceThe women of World War II set the wheels in motion for the equality of women in the workforce. -
Biggest Black Friday Video Game Savings This YearThe best savings on video games, gaming consoles and gaming accessories this Black Friday has to offer. -
Must-Read Children's Books for the Very YoungTen great children's books infants, toddlers, preschoolers and parents love. -
Defining the Right Stuff: A Human ConditionCertain individuals seem to have the ability to do things most others cannot or will not. The '˜right stuff' is an elite human condition resulting from a combination of physical courage, psychological resilience and psychological minimization. -
An American Playground: A Cultural AnalysisVisiting a playground gives a great deal of insight on the priorities and values of a culture. The people are the culture as seen in this cultural analysis of an American playground.
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Race is Not Scientifically Real so Why Does it Matter?Race is not a scientifically recognized subcategory of humans. Humans let ignorance perpetuate stereotypes associated with race labels.
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Realness of Knowledge SimplifiedA concept of the theory of knowledge and it's solid realness as analyzed concerning Descartes and David Hume, simplified.
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Arachnid Misunderstanding : the Black Widow SpiderThe black widow spider is not as terrifying as common thought would have you believe.
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The Salem Witch TrialsThe Salem witch trails took place during 1962 through 1963 and resulted in the unjust execution of 20 people.
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Simplifying Hand, Foot and Mouth DiseaseHand, foot and mouth disease is a childhood illness that afflicts infants and children. There is no cure but time and the love of a patient caregiver.
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A Crucial Catch in National Football League 2010 SeasonNational Football League launches October 2010 "A Crucial Catch" campaign to support Breast Cancer Awareness month. The campaign includes auctions throughout the month of game-worn pink products and NFL experiences.
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The Career of Katherine HeiglKatherine Heigl is a star still rising. Once a commercial kid, Katherine has become an award winning actress, an activist, a wife and a mom.
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Redefining RecessionThe Sept 2010 announcement of the June 2009 end of the recession questions the standard by which a recession is defined. A recession is more than the GDP, industrial production rate and unemployment statistics.
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Is There a General Rule to Right and Wrong?Contemplating is formally left to students and philosophers but we all use hem in everyday life. Is there any definitive theory determining what is good and what is bad in life? Can such a theory ever apply to all people in every situation?
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Pumpkin Patches in Chesapeake, VirginiaThe top pumpkin patches in Chesapeake, Virginia to pick out a Halloween pumpkin.
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Halloween Hayrides for Young Children in the Hampton Roads Area of Southeastern VirginiaYoung children can't always participate in the haunts and howls of Halloween. Here is a list of the three best hayrides for young children. Enjoy the fall fun without the Halloween fear factor.
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Tried and True Birthday Gifts for Toddler GirlsPretending, playing, creating and learning are what's important in picking out birthdays gifts for toddler girls. Whether pastel or primary in color toddler girls just want to play.
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Increasing Cost of Defending the Land of the FreeOne military wife's frustration with the state of decreasing military family benefits.
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2010 Fourth of July Events in Hampton Roads VirginiaFourth of July celebrates America's birthday. No one knows how to celebrate like Americans! Enjoy patriotic food, music, parades and light shows in Hampton Roads Virginia.
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Hampton Roads, Virginia Farmers MarketsThe best Farmers markets in the Hampton Roads area (including Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Suffolk). Support your local farmers and experience the deliciousness of truly fresh Virginia grown produce.
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Memorial Day Weekend Events in Hampton Roads VirginiaMemorial Day Remembrance events in honor of our nations past and present military personnel held in one of the largest military populated areas of the nation, Hampton Roads, Virginia.
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5 Most Anticipated 2010 Kids Movie SequelsThe top 5 2010 kids movies sequels this year aren't just for kids. Teens and adults are sure to join the viewing ranks for these exciting kids movie sequels.
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Much Anticipated Kids Movies of 2010Studios find their inspiration in classic fairy tales, newspaper comics, an almost 60 year old cartoon and bestselling children's books.
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10,000 Extra Steps Towards Slim: No Fad Diet RequiredTaking 10,000 extra steps and cutting back 500 calories from your diet each day will allow you to lose 2 pounds per week.
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Green & Gold Christmas: Green Bay Packers Holiday SpiritBring some holiday cheer to every football fan you know with a Christmas tree decked in sports team colors, logos and ornaments.
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Thanksgiving Weekend Events in and Around Albany, New YorkEvents to kick off the holiday season in New York's Capital Region and the surrounding area.
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Thanksgiving Day Events in New York's Capital RegionWhere to go in Upstate New York for a turkey dinner, dancing and music.
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Holiday Pet Hazards: Plants, Foods, Decorations and GatheringsThe holidays celebrated throughout the year can at times put pet safety at risk. Here we consider some holiday pet hazards to keep in mind.
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Kitchen Inspired Holiday Gift IdeasHere I've put together some gifts, gadgets and books to give the amateur, dabbling, maverick and legendary chefs on your list.
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Season of Giving: Animal Shelters in Need This HolidayTough economic times and harsh winter weather leave animal shelters in need this holiday season. Considering donating time, money or goods to your local animal shelter this holiday season.
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Edible Budget Friendly Holiday Gift Ideas for Under $10Everyone loves the hot drinks and edible treats of the holidays. Keep close to the budget with edible holiday gifts sure to please everyone on your holiday gift list.
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Christmas Tree Farms Near Catskill, New YorkThe Catskill Mountains are a pride of New York year round. Nothing brings the Catskills home for the holidays quite like a fresh Christmas tree. Visit a local Christmas tree farm to choose and cut your own Christmas tree.
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Black Cats, Witchcraft, Monsters, Ghosts and Nightmares - Just Another Family Movie NightGet into the spirit of the haunted holiday with these family friendly Halloween movies everyone is sure to love. Parental Guidance rating included to help you choose what suits your family best.
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Unquestioned AmbivalanceInterestingly somethings will cycle for eternity but never gain any ground.
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Another New BeginningWhatever the transformation, something ended for it to begin. Remind yourself that in the end we do a lot of wondering where the time went. So for now pause to remember just don't stifle your own embers.
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Waste Not Want NotWaste not the time you have, want not that which deceives in an attempt to throw you off course.
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Romantic Valentine's Day PoemsLove is when all armor is removed, vulnerabilities are obvious and comfort, trust still remains.
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Valentine's Day Games and Crafts for KidsFun activities to celebrate the red, white and pink of Valentine's Day with the kids in your life. Even grown-ups will enjoy the exctiement of these simple Valentine's Day games.
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Naked SunsetThere is a fine line between dream and reality, clothes and skin, existence and absence.
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Where Happiness GoesLate night driver travels farther than she intended.
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Valentine's Day Sandwich CookiesA super tasty Valentine's Day heart shaped sandwich cookie recipe that can easily be tailored to the holiday or event it is baked for.
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Benazir Bhutto Murdered but Not DeadThe Pakistani people can keep their beloved Bhutto alive by tapping into the strength and determination the fearless woman commanded.
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Colonie, New York, Ranked Sixth and Albany, New York, Ranked 273rd Safest City in AmericaColonie, NY is compared to neighbor Albany, NY and Amherst, NY is compared to neighbor Buffalo, NY revealing the metropolitan gap reflected by the recent crime rankings in combination with median income and housing statistics.
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10 Black Friday 2007 Ads for Albany, NY and Surrounding AreaBlack Friday Ads for 10 big name stores in NY's Capital Region and surrounding area. This guide will help you strategize your Black Friday assault, whatever your needs might be this holiday season.
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Take a Trip to New York's Liberty Ridge FarmMake the spirit of the Fall harvest ripe with stunning scenic views, farm fresh produce, home-cooked food and enough fun for everyone in the family with a visit to New York's Largest Corn Maize!