Emily Markulis
is a part-time graduate student working towards a Masters degree in Communication. Ever since she can remember, writing has been her preferred way of communicating and expressing herself, and she is excited to have the opportunity to use Associated Content to practice her skills.
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Could Ron Paul's Campaign Gain Momentum Beyond Iowa?While polls suggest that Texas congressman Ron Paul leads in the upcoming Iowa Caucuses, he is unlikely to pick up enough support elsewhere to win the candidacy.
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Ice Hockey Facilities in the Washington, D.C. RegionFive ice rinks offering pick-up hockey, classes, and more.Also published on:
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With Earth’s Population at 7 Billion, How Should Humanity Respond?The United Nations revealed that the earth's population reached 7 billion on Monday, October 31st. Is this cause for celebration or concern, and how should it affect how we live?
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Best spots for whitewater rafting in West VirginiaFive of the best rivers in the state for whitewater rafters, from the novice to the seasoned.
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Top Ten Chain RestaurantsYes, I know some people denounce all chain restaurants as generic, cookie-cutter places offering lackluster dining. I'm not one of those people. So here are ten of my favorite chains, from fast food to sit-down restaurants.
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Top 10 Father's Day gifts for Buffalo Bills fansFrom watches to snuggies to tailgating gear, my top ten picks.
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Spinning toward fitness: Spin classes in Washington D.C.Spinning is a high-intensity indoor cycling workout that has taken the nation by storm. Here are a few spinning classes offered in and around Washington, D.C.
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Hard to Believe Latest End Times Prediction Will Come TrueWill the "End Times" begin Saturday, as radio preacher Harold Camping has predicted?
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King James Bible Celebrates 400-Year AnniversaryThe King James Version of the Bible has been celebrated as a spiritual and linguistic classic since its first publication in May 1611. How is this text different from the many other Bible versions in publication? -
Batting cages in the Baltimore-Washington area: Take your swings hereHere's a list of four facilities in the region that provide batting cages for players of all ages and skill levels.
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Top Ten Road Trip SongsWhat's a road trip without the windows rolled down and the perfect song cranked up on the stereo? Here are ten songs perfect for the open highways.
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Where to get running gear in the Baltimore-Washington region: Shoes, gear, and moreHere are 5 stores perfect for the running enthusiast to find shoes, gear, and more.
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Fan's guide: Opening day for the Washington Nationals and Baltimore OriolesMLB opening day will soon be upon us. Here's what fans of the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles need to know about their team's opening day games and festivities.
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Top Ten Graduation SongsGraduation month will soon be upon us, and people may be searching for that perfect song to capture the complex feelings of this momentous occasion. Here are my top ten choices for songs appropriate for a graduation.
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Where the Stars Come Out to Play: 10 Celebrity Vacation LocalesSometimes celebrities want to get away from it all, too. When they do, here are ten of the most popular places they go. -
Cars, Trucks, and More: The 2011 Chicago Auto ShowWith almost 1000 vehicles on display, the 103rd annual Chicago Auto Show this winter offered something for everyone from auto enthusiasts to families. -
French Actress Maria Schnedier Dies at 58 in ParisMaria Schneider, the actress best known for her controversial role alongside Marlon Brando in "Last Tango in Paris," died Thursday, Feb. 3, after battling a long illness. Fans look back at her career and the era she symbolized.
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Customer gym review: Fairland Sports and Aquatics Center in Laurel, MarylandFairland Sports and Aquatics Complex offers ammenities that go beyond those of cookie-cutter chain gyms and ways for Baltimore-Washington residents to spice up their workout routines.
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DC Organizations Aid the Homeless Through the Chill of WinterThe winter months are especially tough on the homeless, but several organizations in Washington, DC are devoted to providing shelter, warm clothing, food, and other resources to the city's homeless population.
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Top Ten Songs of 2010The end of the year is a time to reflect, and to write top ten lists. Here is a completely subjective list of my favorite songs from 2010.
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Let the Children BelieveThere is no harm in teaching children to believe in Santa Claus.
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Building the Classic Christmas Gingerbread HouseGingerbread houses are the perfect blend of holiday craft and holiday treat. This year I decided to try my hand at making one, but some things didn't go as planned. Here's what I did and some ideas if you decide to attempt your own gingerbread house. -
Phone Shopping Tips While on a BudgetLimited funds don't have to mean a limited cell phone. Here are some things to consider when shopping for a phone on a budget.
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Kid-Friendly Events in the Baltimore-Washington RegionHere are the best events in the region to keep the kids from boredom this winter.
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2011 Ski Resort Fashion TrendsSki resort fashion goes beyond the slopes. Here are some trends to watch out for in the upcoming ski season. You can develop your own warm and functional yet fun and fashionable look for whatever ski resort activities you might take part in.
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UMBC Retrievers men's basketball: A quick historyThe University of Maryland, Baltimore County Men's Basketball team showed they've come a long way with their 1st Division I chamipionship appearance in the 2007-2008 season.
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Top Ten Cover SongsA list of my top ten favorite cover songs of all time.
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Students and Teachers as Facebook Friends?Social networking sites have unleashed new etiqette for student-teacher interactions. However, I believe that it is appropriate and often beneficial for teachers and their students to be "friends" on these sites.
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The Maryland Renaissance Festival - Not Just for History Nerds!From food and crafts to costumes and shows, Maryland's Renaissance festival offers something for everyone.
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2011 Vehicle PreviewFrom the Honda CR-Z Hybrid to the electric Chevy Volt, the theme for 2011 vehicles is fuel-efficiency.
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All About MacrophagesInformation about the white blood cells that are the immune system's first line of defense.
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In Defense of the "Ground Zero Mosque"President Obama has recently come under fire for his support of the projected mosque and cultural center near Ground Zero. Here I describe why support for this mosque is essential for American unity and religious freedom.
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The Healthiest Theme Park Food in the Mid-AtlanticYour best bets for eating healthy at Six Flags America, Hershey Park, and Busch Gardens Williamsburg.
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The Blind Side: An Inspiring Sports SagaStarring Sandra Bullock and Quinton Aaron, The Blind Side tells the true story of Ravens quarterback Michael Oher.
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The Healthiest Stadium Food in Washington, DCThere is food for the health-conscious at Nationals Park, Verizon Center, and FedEx Field, if you know where to look.
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Dolores Cortes at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week SWIMThe Spanish designer made her American debut at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week with a line of bold and bright suits and coverups.
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Dining in the DC/Baltimore AreaTwo of my favorite local places to eat: a 24-hour diner chain and a small joint offering a mix of Thai and American cuisine.
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America's Largest StatuesThey range from a 90-foot Virgin Mary in Montana to a giant oil driller in Oklahoma. To some they inspire awe, to others fear. -
OMG, LOL, What Does that Mean?So here's a guide to the most common "textspeak" used in cell phone messaging, chatrooms, and beyond. Let's just hope it doesn't show up in your teen's term paper!
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Signs of SpringMemorial Day has come and gone, but I'm still getting used to spring, let alone summer. So here's a series of blooms from my parents' garden. -
Williams SyndromeInformation about a rare chromosomal disorder from the perspective of a family member.
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38th Annual Lithuanian Festival in Catonsville, MarylandHistory, heritage, food and fun at a festival celebrating the Baltic nation of Lithuania.
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American Idol: Is it All About Winning?An article arguing that the artistry that American Idol contestants display is more important than who wins the show.