Joyce V Harrison
An independent freelance copywriter and content writer with an extensive background in the creative department of ad agencies (Chicago, Nashville), broadcasting (Canada, U.S.) and music (long time songwriter/publisher).
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Urban Mining: An Emerging Industry for Recycling ElectronicsTopline facts and figures on this relatively new industry and e-recycling.
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Songwriting 101: More Perspiration Than InspirationInspiration may be the starting point for songwriting but most of the process involves problem solving, crafting and a lot of hard work. Here are some ideas on how to get past the bumps.
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Tips from an Expert on Fine Art Framing and CareTips from an interview with private art dealer Sondra Mayer on the subject of framing and caring for fine art.
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Statistics Paint a Sad Picture of Native Americans TodayA capsule of information on First Nation people from sources that include the 2010 Census.
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Book Review: The Round House by Louise Erdrich, Winner of the 2012 National Book AwardErdrich is clearly an author with staying power since her first novel Love Medicine won a major award in the 1980s and now her most recent from 2012 wins her another major prize.
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Names Behind the Song: "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"The American Film Institute named this Academy Award winner the top all-time movie song. Here’s the backstory on the songwriters.
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Betsey Johnson: The Party-On, Never-Say-Die, One-of-Kind DesignerBetsey Johnson has won countless awards for her often-outrageous designs but, even as she nears her 50th year in fashion, she apparently has no plans to quit.
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Remodeling our tiny 1960s kitchenThis condo was a great deal and gave me a budget to renovate. However that budget turned out to be way too small. -
First Person: How I Retired Without a Good Nest EggSince I retired, I definitely take advantage of the senior prices when I go to the movies since my nest egg had such a late start and also suffered a hit and run by the financial market.
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Surviving on a Microwave DietIt’s not easy to find things to eat when you can only use a microwave to cook. This is one person’s view of some of the good and not so good choices.
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Superbowl Recipes: Texas CaviarSupersize and bachelor friendly because it's so easy. Open cans, chop a few veggies and stir.
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The Nutcracker Suite Reaches Age 120A little history of the Christmas classic by Tchaikovsky.
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Four Questions to Answer Before You Downsize Your HomeHomeowners may be ready or not to downsize but it helps to list the answers to these four questions before you begin packing.
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White Rules the Global Road in 2012 Car Color SurveyEvery December, DuPont releases its Automotive Color Popularity Report. Here's a rundown of the winners for 2012.
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Season Ten of Project Runway: Two Designers Gone Out of the Original SixteenAs Heidi Klum says, “One day, you’re in and the next day, you’re out.” The elimination has begun in Season Ten of the TV show .
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Book Review: Broken Harbor by Tana FrenchTara French wrote a Best Seller in Faithful Place. Now the Irish-based writer returns with another crime novel.
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Norma Jean RememberedThe image Andy Warhol painted of this legend still adorns a dish I own.
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How to Look Sexy Over SixtyThese seven common sense dos and don’ts can help an older woman dress her age and still look hot.
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Songwriting 101: Work for Hire AgreementsThis legal agreement involving copyright law is a must-know for songwriters who hire talent to record demos.
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Names Behind the Song: “New York, New York”The song that celebrates the Big Apple did not come from a Broadway show but it was written by an established Broadway duo.
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One Homeowner’s Ongoing Battle With Carpenter Bees and Other Mid-South PestsIt’s always something when you own a house. But in this part of the country, things that fly, crawl or scamper turn homeowners into pest vigilantes.
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What Drawing a Tree Can Reveal About PersonalityTree reading is one method used in the field of psychology and psychiatry to reveal the traits of the person who did the drawing. It can also be done for fun. -
TV Show Review: "The Pitch"In Episode 4 of the AMC TV original reality series, two advertising agencies compete to win a snack food account.
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First Hand: The Joys (Just Kidding) of Putting a House on the MarketWith the “For Sale” sign posted in the front of the property and the six-month real estate contract now in month two, this homeowner is getting zero interest from buyers.
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Fireworks: The Big Bang in America Adds Up to Big BucksThe annual figure for U.S. dollars spent on fireworks has risen to nearly a billion. The biggest day for displays remains July 4.
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Being a Democrat in a Republican StateLiving in a GOP stronghold underscores how far right (and unrecognizable) the Republican Party has become, catering to the extremes of conservatism and totally alienating American moderates.
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2012 Grammy Awards Show Reminisces with Acts from the PastAdele topped the winners’ column at the 54th Grammy Awards; the late Whitney Houston was the absent star of this year’s show.
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Collecting Fine Art Can Be Done on a BudgetOther people who are not rich have collected fine art. Buy what’s affordable because you love the work, but also know that art value beat stocks in 2011.
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Songwriting 101: Don’t Expect to Get RichSome firsthand experiences illustrate the challenge facing songwriters to get any return on major dollars spent on music.
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For Working Women Today, It’s Catch as Catch Can When it Comes to ChoresMultitasking has become the norm for women today who have to take care of a career and a home life.
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In Advertising, Less Works BetterSee if your brand’s advertising measures up to the four basics that can deliver the most bang for your marketing buck.
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Book Review: Started Early, Took My Dog by Kate AtkinsonThis mystery thriller includes a mix of odd characters involved in solving a cold case murder and Atkinson makes every page a pleasure to read.
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Tennessee Voters Must Show Photo ID to Vote in 2012Tennessee law requiring a government-issued photo ID goes into effect for the 2012 elections.
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Singer/Songwriter Specializes in Fitness Music for KidsMiss Amy is on a musical mission to support the President’s Challenge and get America’s kids on their feet.
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“Tinkers” by Paul Harding Won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Really?With all due respect to the writing credentials of the author, Harding’s prize-winning novel gets a Not Recommended from one reader.
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2 Car Colors Tie for Top Spot in 2011 World Popularity SurveySilver has long been the No.1, but in 2011, last year's third place color has moved up.
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Women in the Pop Art Movement: The Remarkable, Unstoppable Rosalyn DrexlerBesides being a wife and mother, Drexler somehow managed to become a successful Pop artist, plus a playwright, scriptwriter and novelist.
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Names Behind the Music: Hip-Hop’s Clive Campbell Aka DJ Kool HercThe rap movement became global, but its hip-hop roots are in the Bronx. Herc was there when it all began.
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Names Behind the Music: AC/DC’s Guitar Giant Angus YoungMalcolm founded AC/DC but it was his brother Angus on the lead guitar who became the star performer of this Hall of Fame band.
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Names Behind the Music: Latino Pop Mogul Emilio EstefanThis leading American Latino also represents the epitome of success in both music and business.
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Names Behind the Music: DJ David GuettaReleasing his fifth album in 2011, Guetta has become one of the most sought-after talents in music today.
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Names Behind the Music: Country Producer Owen BradleyListen to a recording by Patsy Cline and you will hear the sound created by this legendary producer.
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Names Behind the Music: Star Maker Clive DavisMusic executive Davis started out as an attorney but became a legend for his gifted ears.
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Names Behind the Music: Songwriter Producer Max MartinSome background on the Swedish super talent who keeps racking up the hits.
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Sidewalks Coming (Sooner or Later) to NashvilleNashville may have a reputation for friendly people but it has a long way to go to become pedestrian-friendly.
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A Documentary Worth Watching: Big Rig"Big Rig" gives viewers a chance to hear about the lives of long-haul drivers and watch memorable images of the America they see.
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Health Becomes an Issue With Hair Straightening TreatmentsThe most recent debate pits Brazilian Blowout against Keratin for straightening hair, because of the levels of formaldehyde in the formulas.
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Book Review: Train Dreams by Prize-Winning Author Denis JohnsonThe latest work from Johnson condenses decades of a man’s life into a short but memorable story set in the Panhandle of Utah.
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Like Your Music Loud for Long Hours? How That Affects HearingAs more studies reveal the risk of hearing loss from listening to music, one company develops headphones with a built-in volume limit.
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Music City Plans to Expand School Programs in MusicMayor Dean of Nashville announces plans to bring more music education opportunities to public school students in Davidson County.
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Songwriting 101: Pitch SheetsHow do you get your song to an artist? The answer is a pitch sheet. Here are three reputable pitch sheets in the music industry.
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From Languages to Fitness, Nashville Community Centers Offer Affordable Education and RecreationTaking language classes at the Community Education Center or Zumba fitness classes at a community center, the price is right in Nashville.
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The Misfits Remains a Memorial to Hollywood Screen Legends Fifty Years After Its ReleaseRemembering the 1961 film and the legendary names associated with this last completed movie for Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable.
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Over Four Decades Later, ATMs Number in the MillionsWhile credit for the invention is still debated, the ATM in its current form has been around since the late Sixties and now numbers in the millions.
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2011 Numbers Trend Upward for Smartphones and TabletsThe U.S. smartphone market grows and tablets make slower inroads. In eBook readers, a new leader emerges.
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How Tall Are/Were These Famous Figures?A list of the reported heights of famous names from history and current times.
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Hiram Bingham: The Man Who Introduced Machu Picchu to the WorldJuly 24, 2011, marks 100 years since Hiram Bingham III discovered the famous Incan ruins.
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James Rosenquist: Larger Than Life in Pop ArtProfile of Rosenquist and his humungous F-111 collage
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Book Review: A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer EganThe prize-winning novel reviewed by a reader who is not a working book critic.
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The Good and Bad of Switching to Energy-Saving Light BulbsAn evaluation of some positives and negatives of going green with light bulbs.
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Nashville Celebrates July Fourth with Let Freedom Sing FestivalRiver Front park will be jam packed with people for the fun, music and fireworks of the annual Festival.
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How Bad Are Plastic Bags?The battle over plastic bags has led to the 2011 filing of a lawsuit.
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Tennessee Bucks National Trend on Gay RightsTennessee lawmakers are not going with the flow when it comes to gays and lesbians. Even science is a returning issue.
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Rikers Island: New York City's Notorious Prison Returns to the HeadlinesBackground on the prison complex that has been a long-standing staple of crime dramas, both fictional and real life.
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Silver Broadens Its Use in Industry TodayDid you know that silver is used today in energy-saving products? Here are some of the current industrial applications that take advantage of silver's multiple benefits.
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Jazz Trumpeter Chet Baker: Self-Taught and Self-DestructiveChet Baker's life of great music along with drug addiction ended with a bizarre accident in 1988.
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Base Jumping and Other OMG Snow SportsInformation about some sports that typically involve snow and definitely involve extreme danger.
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Movie Review: "The Lincoln Lawyer" Puts an Ethical Spin on a Crime DramaAnother crime drama? Yes, but a little slicker and a little more thoughtful than the usual.
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Movie Review: "Hanna" Is a Thriller with Style"Hanna" brings together three outstanding actors, Saoirse Ronan, Eric Bana and Cate Blanchette, under the direction of Joe Wright.
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Before You Look for Your First Home, Plan FirstThe down payment is only one of the items you should prepare for in advance of shopping for your first home.
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Two of the Toughest Words to Speak and Hear: "You're Fired!"Some pointers about making the job of firing someone less traumatic for both of you.
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Book Review :"Finishing the Hat" by Broadway's Legendary Stephen SondheimAnyone in music, whether you like Broadway or not, should read this educational, historical and entertaining book from the award-winning songwriter.
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Unduly Influenced by Advertising, I Want a ChryslerA personal commentary on current TV advertising for cars and other miscellaneous stuff about automobiles.
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Work Out at Home and Save Money at the Same TimeThis article is about things you can do around the house that do help keep you in shape and don't cost extra.
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Years of the CicadaWhen and where the next cicada outbreak is scheduled to happen, especially in Southeast in 2011.Also published on:
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How Public Libraries Are Adapting to the Digital AgeCleveland company OverDrive has already built a network of libraries in multiple countries that use its services to provide books in digital form.
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Jazz Artist Esperanza Spalding: Lady on the Standup BassThe singer and acoustic bassist from Oregon surprised everyone, including herself, when she won a Grammy for Best New Artist. Here's some background on this rising star of jazz.
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Guess Who in the Entertainment World is Facing Birthday #65?In 2011 and 2012, famous names in show biz and other celebrity categories are about to become senior citizens.
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2011 Oscar List for Best Foreign Language Film Excluded 'Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'?Which foreign language films were nominated and which ones won what in the 2011 awards season.
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Guide to Magnet Schools in Nashville, TennesseeSome of the choices available for Davidson County students who want to attend a magnet school.
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What is a Tsymbaly?This ancient musical instrument is known by different names, depending on the region and the different styles of playing connected with that region.
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From Stage Play to Oscar-Nominated Film and Now a Book: The King's SpeechThis work by a British American writer has earned acclaim as a film and led to a book by the grandson of the speech therapist to King George VI.
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2011 Grammy Awards: Music Meets GlamA look at the fashion, the music and the winners, led by country group Lady Antebellum, at the 53rd annual Grammy Awards.
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Egyptians Win Admiration in the Revolution for More Than CourageCoverage of the Revolution in Egypt gave viewers the chance to see the country's people do more than fight for freedom.
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Supermarkets TV Documentary Reveals Fascinating Facts About Grocery ShoppingSubtitled "Inside a $500 Billion Money Machine," the CNBC documentary gave viewers a rare insight into how American supermarkets entice shoppers to buy more.
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Music Singles Charts: How They Started, How They WorkReview of the beginnings and methodology of singles charts in the U.K. and U.S.
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Never Too Old to Go to Rock CampThe Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp lets wannabe rockers play with legendary musicians.
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Biography of Igor Stravinsky, Father of Modern Classical MusicA look back at the personal life and career of the world-renowned Russian/American composer.
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Screen Actors Guild Honors Its Own at the 17th Annual SAG AwardsSome actors added to their Golden Globe wins at the 2011 SAG awards.
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Love Comes with a Price Tag on Valentine's DayHow much do you plan to spend for a Valentine's gift? Here are some samples of what showing your love costs in 2011 and the most popular gifts by the numbers.
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Recommended Medical Tests for Men to Stay HealthyNine preventive tests that the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality recommends for American men.
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The Lost Mines and Rare Diamonds of GolcondaAlthough the Golconda Mines of India are ancient history, the name is still used to define diamonds of exceptional beauty that auction for millions today.
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Two Iranian-American Filmmakers Create Memorable "Women Without Men"Review of this foreign language film that combines visual art and compelling drama during an historic political conflict in Iran.
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Shepard Fairey, Artist of Social Commentary on Contemporary CultureBio of the artist/designer/entrepreneur known for his Obama Hope poster and works that express his counterculture view on American society.
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No Surprise: 'The Social Network' Wins 2011 Golden Globes Best Motion Picture -- DramaThe Facebook-inspired movie takes home four major Golden Globe awards.
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Overview of Recycling Programs in Nashville, TennesseeHere is a summary of Metro Public Works' recycling programs in Music City.
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Tennessee Updates DUI Laws to Include Ignition InterlocksIf you drink and drive in Tennessee, you may end up with an ignition interlock if your blood alcohol content is too high.
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Another Flood Risk for Nashville from the Wolf Creek Dam?The Wolf Creek Dam in Kentucky has been called high risk. What is being done to make it safe and prevent flooding that would reach Nashville?
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2010 Update on World's Most Popular Car ColorsResults from the 58th DuPont Global Automotive Color Popularity Report -
BYOB Now Means 'Bring Your Own Bag' for GroceriesReusable bags are selling cheap at grocery stores and retailers everywhere. Some scary statistics will tell you why the tide continues to turn on plastic.
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Five Classic Toys Still Popular Generations LaterRemember the Hula-Hoop, Tinkertoys, Etch A Sketch, Slinky and Easy-Bake Oven? Here's the tale of five classic toys that mostly operate on kids' imagination power.
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Red Wines and Answers to Your Sulfites QuestionsAre sulfites really to blame for red wine headaches? Do organic wines contain sulfites? Here's an overview on this ingredient.
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How to Try to Get Rid of Bush Honeysuckle, Tennessee's "Backyard" InvaderThis invasive plant is a tough customer when you try to stop it from crowding out native vegetation.
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What's the Deal on 360 Deals for Music Artists?Point of view from two sides on the multi-rights deal that's becoming a standard in the music industry.
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Guide to Parks for Dogs in Nashville, TennesseeMusic City has three parks where your dog can play unleashed as well as one in neighboring Franklin. -
Ukrainians Celebrate Christmas on January 7Recalling some traditions of Ukrainian Christmas including a recipe for a ritual Christmas Eve dish called Kutya.
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Renko Returns in "Three Stations" by Martin Cruz SmithReaders first met Arkady Renko back in 1981 when "Gorky Park" was published and now the Russian Investigator is back in this 2010 crime novel.
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Ride the Rails in Tennessee and Relive HistoryVintage locomotives still run excursions that let you experience historical travel by rail in the Volunteer State.
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Do Public Opinion Polls Really Reflect Broad Opinion?You may be surprised by how few people are polled for opinions that the media often presents as indicative of the whole country.
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Senior Style Today: Not Your Stereotype AnymoreWardrobe tips for seniors and those about to enter the 65+ category.
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Faithful Place by Tana French: Not Your Usual WhodunitReview of the third novel from this Dublin-based best-selling author.
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Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee: Masters of the BluesRemembering the guitar and harmonica duo who remain two of the legendary names in blues
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All About Buying Bed LinensBasics about bed linens including fabric differences, thread count, deep pockets and other need-to-knows.
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Boehner Displays Post-Election BluesReview of an emotional moment in the 2010 elections and a perspective on the colors that symbolize each party.
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Budgeting Quiz for the Newly IndependentIf your education is complete and you're ready to leave home, test how much you know about money management with this five-question quiz.
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Nashville Rolls Out Black Carpet for 2010 CMA AwardsA recap of the 44th annual show that honors country music's biggest and brightest.
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'Naughty' Bras Get Big Media Coverage - Yet AgainAs a follow-up to the Somalian extremists' ban of bras, an exploration of the role of bras and other samples of women's dress restrictions.
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Tradition of Tattoo Art in Early Native American CulturesA brief look at the widespread practice of tattooing among early Native American cultures, particularly the Cree and Iroquois.
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Republicans Take Control of Tennessee State LegislatureQuick recap of the November 2, 2010 election, highlighting some historic results.
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Men Invade Female Turf of CosmeticsThe market for men's skin care is expanding beyond the staple after-shaves to include products that moisturize, reduce wrinkles and even add a little healthy-looking color to the face.
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What Are Those Mystery Ingredients on Food Labels?This article takes look at what sodium lactate and other mysterious ingredients in food are used for, by checking out a hot dog label for example.
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New City, New Faces, Same Format in Law and Order: Los AngelesOne viewer's take on the premiere season of another spinoff on the original TV crime drama, starring Skeet Ulrich and Corey Stoll.
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Hatch Show Print: Preserving the Bygone Art of Letterpress PrintingSince the Hatch brothers opened their business in 1879 in Nashville, Tennessee, Hatch Show Prints have gained lasting fame for the unique look of posters produced primarily for America's entertainment industry.
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Bands and Brands: Culture Discord or Harmony?Corporations with brands such as Mountain Dew, Red Bull and Converse are acting as active "patrons" of music artists.
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Memories of the Wrigley Building in ChicagoHaving worked in the Wrigley Building during the 1980s, the writer revisits the architectural history and the building's namesake family.
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From Obscurity to Grammy and Oscar Winner: Singer/Songwriter Ryan BinghamHe started his life on the road as a bull rider on the rodeo circuit. He's still on the road, now with his band, playing sold-out shows across the U.S. and headed in 2010 on a European tour.
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Review of Ken Follett's Book One of the Century Trilogy: Fall of GiantsA whopping 985 pages spanning 1911 to 1924, this epic is set in Wales, England, America, Russia, Germany, and France.
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Primer on Peptides in Anti-Aging Skin CareHow peptides work to reduce wrinkles from aging, some of the published use results and available skin care products with peptides.
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How Your Scent Relates to Sexual AttractionWhat scientists are saying about pheromones and other smells that play a role in the mating game.
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If You Like Living on the Edge, Consider Bush FlyingBush planes fly where other planes can't and are equipped to take off and land in remote "bush" regions from the far north to tropical jungles.
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Songwriting 101: Dealing with RejectionsAs a songwriter, you have to be stubborn and keep writing in order to one day get a "yes" instead of a "no."
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Candice Olson, Divine Designer of HGTVThe star of HGTV's Divine Design has become a celebrity for her unique designs that turn dysfunctional spaces into spectacular ones.
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Mining Investors Look to MongoliaNatural resources in copper, gold and coal are generating new interest in this sparsely populated, landlocked country.
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Which Car Color is the World's Most Popular?A rundown of the top colors as ranked by DuPont's annual survey from December 2009 and the primary personality traits associated with each.
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Native American Runs as Independent in Tennessee Governor's RaceA look at the candidacy of Carl "Two Feathers" Whitaker, based on an interview with this independent from Sevierville, Tennessee, in his third gubernatorial campaign.
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Let's Mambo: The Legacy of Cuban Bassist Israel "Cachao" LopezCachao and his brother were the first to add Afro Cuban rhythms and a faster tempo to a popular slow dance in the 1930s, a style that would come to be known as the mambo.
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Revival of Throat Singing Among Canada's InuitA new generation of Intuits (Eskimos) in Canada's North are learning the ancestral art of throat singing, still popular in other cultures of the world.
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Tom Wesselmann: America's Reluctant Pop ArtistA look at the Cincinnati-born artist whose "Great American Nude" series made him a major figure in the Pop Art movement.
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Cliffhanger Wraps Up First TV Season for Covert AffairsCIA drama gets renewed for 2011 on USA Cable Network.
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Car Care Reminders for RetireesOnce you reach retirement age, you want your car to keep going as long as you can. See if you have these car care items on your checklist.
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Composer Richard Strauss: The Last of the RomanticsHighlights of the life and works of German composer Richard Strauss, famous for his symphonic tone poems and operas.
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How to Be a "Good Client" at a TV Commercial ShootDos and Don'ts for a client planning to attend a TV commercial shoot.
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Touring the Music Row Neighborhood in Nashville, TennesseeHighlights of the commercial and residential side of Music Row, the historical heart of the music business in Nashville, Tennessee.
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A Night Out at Chicago's Second City, 50 Some Years LaterIf you've never been to this famous comedy club, here's what you can expect.
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Setting Your Company's Course for Market LeadershipFour basics in creating a strategy to make your company a leader in your market.
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Up/Down Life of Helicopter Pioneer Igor SikorskyHistory of the Russian-born engineer/designer/inventor who is known as the "father" of the modern-day helicopter.
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Songwriting 101: Terminology for NewcomersAn introduction to some of the terms in the music business that first-time songwriters should become familiar with.
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Gauging Employee Loyalty in Your CompanyHow the loyalty factor can affect your business positively and negatively.
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Music City Auction of Artworks Created from Flood-Damaged InstrumentsRetune Nashville is raising funds for uninsured musicians through an online auction of artworks created from instruments damaged in the flood, ending with a Concert and Auction finale October 23 at the Soundcheck complex near the Riverfront. -
Go Treasure Hunting at the Nashville TACA Fall Craft FairMore than 200 artists will be exhibiting their work at the 32nd Fall Craft Fair presented by TACA, the Tennessee Association of Craft Artists, the weekend of September 24 in Centennial Park.
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Pop and Counterculture Art of John Van HamersveldBiography of artist-designer John Van Hamersveld, known for his psychedelic works, album covers and concert posters dating back to California in the 1960s.
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83-Year-Old Tennessee Senator Wins Primary by 13 VotesResults on the closest race in Tennessee Democratic and Republican primary of August 5, 2010, including other contests of interest.
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Investing in Music Company Stocks or NotA look at four major players in music company stocks and their share prices then and now.
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Project Runway Opens Season 8 with a TwistWhat's new, what's not in the 2010 edition of Project Runway and who won, who lost the first challenge. -
America's Long History of Banning TobaccoBanning tobacco in the U.S. dates back to the 1600s. This overview covers the highlights of anti-smoking history up to the present day.
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Art, Life of Robert LongoA brief look at the background of this contemporary artist and one of his most recognized works: a group of 44 black-and-white images titled "Men in the Cities."
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The Wild Side of West Meade in Nashville, TennesseeIn spite of the fact that downtown is a short 15-minute drive away, this heavily wooded area of west Nashville, sandwiched between upscale Belle Meade and sprawling Bellevue, has become a popular sanctuary for wild animals as well as people.
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Nashville, Cleveland Vie for First Medical MartWith projects to build a medical mart proceeding in both Nashville and Cleveland, the race is on to see which city will be first.
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A Simple Format to Define Your Brand StrategyFollow this simple 6-step outline to define your brand strategy in one page.
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How Headings Can Help Writers Get ReadersTips on writing headlines and subheads that strengthen your Web content for search engines and readers.
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Review: 2010 World Music AwardsIt took place in Monaco and Paris Hilton was there. That may be enough to tell you that the World Music Awards are not about indigenous music of various cultures, but rather about what's currently popular around the globe.
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World Uproar Over Upping Retirement AgeAs governments of multiple countries scrutinize the sacred retirement age in the struggle to deal with the worldwide debt crisis, they also face a big uproar over the possible delay in retirement.
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The Female Quest to Grow EyelashesAlternatives to mascara that promise to grow longer, thicker eyelashes.
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The Business of Songwriting: Has the CD Burned Out?There was a day not that long ago when a spindle of blank CDs was essential to songwriters in the business of making music.
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Favorite Local Hangouts for Live Music in Music CityEight live music venues in Nashville that are favorite local hangouts, small and inexpensive.
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What You Should Know Before You Shop for Energy-saving Washers, DryersConsidering that the average household washes and dries around 400 loads a year, you want to do your homework before you shop for an energy-saving washer and dryer.
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Musicians Who Also Gained Fame as ActorsA look at some of the major names who made it in music and on the screen.
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Tennessee Candidates in Heated Battle to Succeed GovernorA long list of candidates would like to become the 49th Governor of Tennessee when Phil Bredesen gives up the office after completing his maximum two terms. Voters go to the polls for the primary August 5, 2010.