Amanda James Dill
I am a poet and fiction writer, though I do occasionally write for local and online magazines and other publications.
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Keep it Cool--Raw Food for KidsIn the heat of the summer, it doesn't take much to heat up the whole house. Here you'll find easy and kid-pleasing tips for raw meals--so you can keep your cool, in more ways than one.
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In Memory Of.Ekphrastic poetry is written in response to art, photographs, or other mediums. An example of a well-known ekphrastic poem is "Ode to a Grecian Urn" by John Keats. -
How to Reduce Dust in Your HomeBy keeping your home clean and well-ventilated, you can significantly reduce the amount of dust present.
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Find and Buy an Antique Dining Room TableWhat you are really looking for is a piece that will bring warmth to your home and personalize your living space. Good quality antique furniture can be found to fit any decor from country to contemporary.
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Asian Indians in America: Two Worlds in One PlaceReleased in 2006, The Namesake was directed my Mira Nair, who is known for delving into the reality of the lives of Asian Indians living in the United States.
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Interviews with Real People: A Trio of PoetsThree authors describe themselves and their work.
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Reader Response for Camus' the StrangerThis essay explores Albert Camus' The Stranger from a variety of angles and perspectives.
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English Optional? It Should BeThe English language is far from being threatened by 'language death,' though ardent supports of the English Only movement would have us believe otherwise.
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Swoosh! Whir! & Fizz: The Rhetoric of Alton BrownNot your typical chef, Alton Brown has spent the last ten plus years carving himself a niche at Food Network.
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Gay Marriage: Why It's Not a Big DealAn argument in favor of the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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Hats: My Favorite AccessoryAn essay about me, and why I am going to school to become an English teacher.
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Who is Pietro Baglioni?Many have made assumptions as to whom or what Baglioni stands for in the story. Burton R. Pollin gives two etymological possibilities: 'sbagliare'-to err; 'bagliare'-a flash of light (Nelson 557).
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Analysis of a Political AdvertisementJohn McCain-Woodstock Museum Video Argument Analysis
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Cooking and Eating in Medieval EnglandA look at how the English ate in Medieval times...
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Chickasaw Women and Chickasaw TraditionsWomen play an important role in every culture. They are the mothers, daughters, and sisters that bear children and make homes for their families.
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A Look at the Link Between Olfaction and MemoryOur sense of taste depends on our perception of scents we come in contact with. In general, humans can distinguish more then ten thousand smells. Animals utilize their senses of smell to detect food, predators, and potentially hazardous situations.
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Oklahoma's School of BartendingCimarron College of Bartending in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma offers training for would-be bartenders.
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Cesarean Rates Are RisingWomen today face many decisions when it comes to having children.
Should they breastfeed or bottle feed? Should they use disposable or cloth
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Oklahoma Vineyards and WineriesThe Sooner State boasts over nineteen vineyards and wineries. Located throughout the state, these wineries are tourism hotspots, as well as favorite haunts of the locals. Many offer non-wine related amenities.
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The Best Margarita RecipeMaking margaritas is easy...if you know how to do it right. Jimmy Buffet wasn't joking when he said all you need is a little salt and lime, but a few extras wouldn't hurt! Enjoy the flavors of the season at your next fiesta!
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Will Porter of Oklahoma to Relase Rock, Paper, ScissorsWill Porter of Marietta, Oklahoma will be self-promoting his upcoming CD set titled "Rock, Paper, Scissors." This set is sure to be big due to Will's popularity after in the area as well as on Myspace, where the musician has over 2000 plays on four songs.
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Top Three Mexicnan Food Restaurants in Ardmore, OklahomaThe best Mexican restaurants must offer the best of Mexican cuisine, excellent service, and an innovative menu items to keep the customers coming back for more.
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The Grudge : American Version of Japanes Horror FilmThe American film, The Grudge was made with the same plot as the Japanese film Ju-On. The differences are subtle, but the changes make it an altogether must-see flick. Just don't blink, or you'll miss it.
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Choose the Best Prom Dress, Shoes and Bra for Your Special NightThe prom has been an important part of the high school experience for decades. For the ladies, a knock-out dress makes the evening even more memorable. Looking for the perfect dress, however, can be a nightmare.
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Oklahoma's Failing Education SystemA brief statement about the education system of Oklahoma.
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Professional Women: Gender Bias in America's Legal SystemSexual harassment and stereotyping in the workplace lead to inequalities.
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Sylvia Plath: Troubled Woman, Talented Author, Whose Life Ended in SuicideThe works of Sylvia Plath have come back into the literary mainstream with the release of her Ariel in it's original format. She has some twisted views on motherhood in general, but many of her works are overwhelmingly good.
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Anne Bradstreet: America's First Female PoetAnne Bradstreet wrote both secular and non-secular poetry, most of which was in iambic pentameter. She was a mother and a writer, though she did not accept her fame as the latter.