Alexia Chianis

Alexia is a freelance writer and mom of a toddler, living in spectacular eastern North Carolina. She has written extensively for travel, fitness & beauty, education and brewing websites, and is experienced in press release and newsletter creation. Her passion is adventure!
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Salisbury Univ., MD BA

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You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing you think you cannot do. -Eleanor Roosevelt

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  • How to Organize a Kitchen Junk Drawer
    12/9/2009
    A kitchen junk drawer is a handy "go-to" drawer that houses an assortment of frequently used items. This easy method for organizing your kitchen junk drawer is not only fast, but inexpensive, easy and practical too.
  • Toddler Crafts! An Easy to Make Decoupage Vase
    10/27/2009
    Here's a simple toddler craft that will allow your child to "get their sticky on" while making something you'll proudly display year-round: a decoupage vase.
  • Moms Beware: What Daddy's Do When Your're Not Home
    7/7/2009
    This is a home video of how daddy's have fun with kids... the good ol' fashioned, immature way! Daddy dresses daughter in bubble-wrap just for a good laugh. Daughter ponders her situation, and wonders why is she suddenly making a popping sound.
  • Bicycle Helmets for Kids
    7/7/2009
    As a parent you make dozens of decisions daily to keep your children safe. Choosing the right bicycle helmet and enforcing its use should be at the top of your list. Learn how to select the right bicycle helmet for your child, and get them to wear it.
  • Bike Seats and Bike Trailers
    7/7/2009
    Bicycling is one the finest family activities out there and a sport your child will enjoy for years. But at what age can your little one come along and what is the best way to transport your child on a bike? A child bike seat or bike trailer?
  • 5 Stretches for Cyclists
    7/12/2007
    As a cyclist, you've heard that stretching is beneficial, and you may be nearly convinced you should start. The good news is, it is never too late, but the sooner the better...
  • 5 Strength Training Tips for Cyclists
    7/6/2007
    For some cyclists, strength training seems like a waste of time. You already know you're in "good enough" shape and you're satisfied with your performance on the trail or road. Well, if you're serious about this sport, "good enough" simply isn't.
  • 5 Basic Laws of Respectful Trail Biking
    6/21/2007
    Respecting the environment equates to minimizing impact, and this should be top priority for any mountain biker... after all, where would mountain biking be without the trail?
  • The Future of Greensboro Cycling: The BiPed Plan Sets High Expectations
    6/19/2007
    For nearly a decade, Jim Westmoreland has served as the leader of the Greensboro, NC Department of Transportation (GDOT for those in the know.) When asked for a glimpse into the future of Greensboro cycling, Mr. Westmoreland had much to offer.
  • Bitter IPA and Its Flavorful History
    10/30/2006
    IPA (India Pale Ale) has an interesting history. Like many great achievements, IPA developed as a result of necessity. During the 1700s, the British Empire established itself in India, and the British East India Company began heavy trading.
  • All About a Brew - Pondering Porter
    10/29/2006
    Porter's distinctive history only adds to its mystic and enjoyment. Porter is said to be the first beer designed to meet the demands of the public, created by blending a variety of old and new ales.
  • Interval Training Basics
    10/14/2006
    All interval-training programs consist of periods of exercise followed by periods of active recovery. What differs from program to program is the intensity and duration of the exercise and active recovery periods.
  • The Wonders of Wit Beer
    10/7/2006
    Wit is a style of Belgian wheat beer that originated in Belgium nearly 400 years ago. Wit distinguishes itself from other wheat varieties by being made from raw rather than malted wheat.
  • Vacation in Paradise in Kona, Hawaii
    10/3/2006
    Recognized as the sunniest place on any US coastline, Kona is a diverse town of 10,000 located on the west coast of the Big Island, Hawaii. The people of Kona still enjoy a slow-paced, relaxed approach to life.
  • Clara Barton And Beaufort's Hurricane of 1893
    7/5/2006
    This was the case during the carefree summer of 1893, when Mother Nature's powerful hurricane forces paid an unwelcome visit. On August 27th, the deadly Hurricane of 1893 struck the northern Georgia, and southern South Carolina Sea Islands.
  • Discovering Historic Downtown Beaufort
    6/26/2006
    Historic Beaufort is undoubtedly a Southern gem. Nestled in South Carolina's Lowcountry, Beaufort enjoys a reputation for offering rich culture, intriguing history, and above all, genuine Southern hospitality.
  • South Carolina: Old Sheldon Church Ruins
    6/1/2006
    Today, visitors to the Old Sheldon Church Ruins will discover colossal oaks that seem to emerge from the well worn earth in an effort to shelter the church's seasoned brick columns and stately arched walls.
  • Exploring Hunting Island State Park
    5/31/2006
    Today, Hunting Island State Park visitors will discover a nearly magical semitropical spot reminiscent of a Pacific Paradise, beaming with tranquility and fantasy, and begging an extensive beach walk or charming bike cruise.
  • Gullah
    5/30/2006
    With a bit of investigation, you'll discover this term has evolved over generations, and is now used to describe not only a fascinating language, but also an entire culture of a most interesting people; the African slaves of the Sea Islands.
  • A Motherless Mother's Day: Celebrating After Your Mom's Death
    4/21/2006
    Mother's Day is usually a time to celebrate and give thanks to that special woman we call mom. But what if your mother has passed away? Facing Mother's Day after the death of your mother is difficult
  • Are Group Cycling Rides for You?
    4/21/2006
    You're looking to take your cycling to the next level, and you've considered joining a group ride. Congratulations on your gusto, but be cautioned to proceed with care. Group riding is a completely unique animal, and it is not for everyone.
  • Ride, Drink, and Be Merry! Cycling Hydration Tips
    4/20/2006
    Summer is right around the corner. For many of us, this means enjoying longer, more frequent rides while battling some downright hot temperatures. The result? Proper hydration becomes critical.
  • How to Buy the Right Bicycle
    4/10/2006
    How will I know what bike to buy? How much should I spend? What gear do I need? Your local bike shop professional has the answers. Here are five reasons you should shop a specialty bike shop instead of that mega mart.
  • Follow These Five Traffic Laws to Bike Safely!
    4/10/2006
    One way to quickly end an otherwise enjoyable ride is by being involved in an accident. How can you help avoid becoming a statistic? It's simple… understand and abide by basic traffic laws. Keep these five refreshers in mind when you head out the door.
  • 10 Tips for Beginner Cyclists
    4/5/2006
    Cycling offers an undeniable sense of freedom, and an invigorated body, mind and spirit. Who can't use more of that these days? From bike basics, to proper gear selection, and joining a group ride- we'll arm you with what you need to cycle successfully.

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