Jessica Chambers

Jessica Chambers

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  • Kno Tablet Computer: Changing the Way Students Study
    The Kno, a new tablet computer is due for release soon. Geared towards students, the Kno has a large 14-inch screen, capable of showing full textbook pages without scrolling. It allows for a natural interaction with the page.
  • CTL 2goPad SL10: New Tablet Computer Competitor
    There is a new contender in the tablet computer competition. The new CTL 2goPad is set to compete with the iPad. The 2goPad is really a netbook in tablet form and is able to run all of the Microsoft Windows applications.
  • Apple IPad: An Educational Tool
    Since the iPad was released in April 2010, educators have been exploring its use in the classroom. A number of colleges are giving free iPads to their students. An elementary school in Illinois has found success using iPads with autistic children.
  • IPhone 5: Exciting New Features
    The iPhone 5 is expected to be released by Apple in June or July of 2011. It should have many new features and be RFID enabled. The new iPhone may be compatible with other networks besides AT&T.
  • Apple IPad 2.0: Will the New Features Keep it Competitive
    The Apple iPad, released in April, was very successful. The iPad 2.0, expected in the second quarter of 2011, will have a lot more competition. Will the new iPad include the features needed to keep it competitive in the tablet computer market?
  • Verizon and the Apple IPhone: A Possible Partnership
    Reports that Apple is planning a CDMA iPhone have fueled speculation of a Verizon iPhone, set to released in early 2011. Surveys have shown that many cell phone users would be interested in a Verizon partnership with Apple's iPhone.
  • Google TV: Integrating TV with the Internet
    Google TV, set to launch on October 12, is a platform developed to merge television with the internet. Google TV, running the Google Chrome Browser and Adobe Flash, allows users to search the internet and view online video content on their TVs.
  • Apple TV Second Generation: Different from the Original Apple TV
    In 2007 Apple released the original Apple TV. In September 2010, they have released the second generation Apple TV. The new Apple TV has some notable differences than the original model.
  • BlackBerry PlayBook: Ready to Take on Apple's IPad
    Apple's iPad has a new contender, the BlackBerry PlayBook, expected to be available in the United States in the early part of 2011. This new tablet computer is more portable than the iPad and boasts a one GHz dual core processor with one GB of RAM.
  • Noni Fruit: A Medicinal Fruit Used to Treat Many Ailments
    Noni, a tropical fruit, has an unpleasant taste and odor, but is believed to have medicinal properties. Noni has been used to treat a number of health problems. It also helps to relieve stress and alleviates sleep disorders.
  • Sally Menke: Famous Film Editor Found Dead
    Sally Menke, an editor who collaborated with Quentin Tarantino on all his films, was found dead early Tuesday morning, September 28. Menke had been nominated for Academy Awards for her editing work on "Inglorious Basterds" and "Pulp Fiction".
  • George Blanda : Pro Football Legend Dies at Age 83
    George Blanda, pro football quarterback and kicker, died at the age of 83. Blanda played 26 seasons, longer than any other player has been in the game. He is well known for his five-game dramatic stretch in 1970 when playing with the Oakland Raiders
  • Angry Birds: Number One IPhone Paid Game App
    Angry Birds, released on December 10, 2009 is the number one iPhone paid game. This amusing game involving catapulting Angry Birds at little pigs can be addictive and puzzling. Find out more about this wacky game.
  • Katy Perry: Life and Controversy
    American singer-songwriter Katy Perry has had success since her 2008 hit single "I Kissed a Girl". She has been nominated for five 2010 MTV Europe Music Awards. A recent controversy over a Sesame Street video resulted in its airing being canceled.
  • The New IPod Touch 4G
    In early September 2010, Apple launched the iPod Touch 4G. This newest iPod Touch offers Retina Display, a front facing camera, a rear HD camera, 3-axis Gyro, and an A4 processor. Find out a little more about each of these new features.
  • Gluten-Free Diet: Help for Gluten Intolerance (Celiac Disease)
    Some people are unable to tolerate gluten in their diet. They have celiac disease, or gluten intolerance. Ninety percent of them do not realize they have the disease. By eating a gluten-free diet these people can significantly improve their health.
  • Lindsay Lohan Back in Jail
    Lindsay Lohan is in jail again. Judge Fox shocked Lohan and others when he refused to allow bail to be posted and sent Lohan to jail until her October 22 court date. The only way she can be realeased earlier, is if the judge issues a new order.
  • Reggie Bush: Heisman Returned, Leg Injured
    Reggie Bush, New Orleans Saints running back, had a number of mishaps lately. He recently returned his Heisman Trophy amid allegations about payments received while playing at USC. Soon after that, he broke his leg in a Monday Night Football game.
  • Amaranth: A Gluten Free Grain Packed with Nutrition
    Amaranth is a grain product packed with nutrition. It is high in protein and fiber and helps fight off other illnesses. Its gluten free properties make it a good alternative for people with gluten allergies.
  • Michael Douglas: New Movie, New Cancer Battle
    Michael Douglas was diagnosed with stage-4 throat cancer in late August. He also has a new Wall Street movie slated to hit theaters on September 24. Find out about both of these events in his life.
  • Apples: Good for Weight Loss and Offering Many Health Benefits
    Apples, a nutritious and healthy food, should be a part of everyone's diet. They offer many health benefits including weight control, lowering of cholesterol, cancer protection, arthritis relief, and protection from Alzheimer's to name a few.
  • Apple IPad Challengers: Which Will Emerge on Top?
    Since Apple produced the highly successfully Apple iPad, other technology companies have been trying to develop their own tablet computers to compete with Apple's product. Read about some of the new tablet computers set to launch in 2010.
  • African Mango: Weight Loss and Other Health Benefits
    African mango, or irvignia gabonensis, has been shown in studies to accelerate weight loss. In addition, it also benefits overall health by lowering cholesterol levels. Could the seeds from this fruit be the new miracle health product?
  • Good Carbohydrates: An Effective Part of a Healthy Weight Loss Plan
    Many people in the United States try to lose weight by following low carbohydrate diets. However, research has shown that eating good carbohydrates can speed up the body's metabolism, suppress cravings, and aid in weight loss.
  • Fibromyalgia: Symptoms and Treatment
    Fibromyalgia is a painful condition that currently has no cure and is difficult to diagnose. Patients can find some relief with lifestyle changes that incorporate pain and sleep management, psychological support, and complementary therapies.
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  • Wi-Fi and 3G Internet Access: Advantages and Disadvantages
    There has been a lot of talk about electronic devices that make use of Wi-Fi or 3G technology. It is important to know what each technology has to offer as well as any drawbacks.
  • Glucosamine for Arthritis Relief
    There have been a number of studies involving glucosamine supplements in the treatment of arthritis. With our aging population there are more and more people suffering from arthritis pain. Is glucosamine a safe and effective treatment for this ailment?
  • Merit Pay for Teachers: Pros and Cons
    For many years, the issue of merit pay for teachers has been debated. Recent discussions have promoted the use of standardized test scores to determine teachers' compensation. There are legitimate pros and cons to this debate.
  • Apple IPad as an EReader: How Does it Compare to the Kindle, Other EReaders, or Printed Text
    With the popularity of eBooks, there has been an increase in the number of dedicated eReader devices. Apple's iPad, although not sold as an eReader, has eReader capabilities. Find out how it compares to other reading devices.
  • Are Unhealthy Breakfasts Better Than No Breakfast?
    Everyone knows a good healthy breakfast is the best way to start the day. Skipping breakfast can cause all kinds of problems. Do unhealthy breakfasts cause more problems? Is it better to skip breakfast entirely than to eat an unhealthy one?
  • Nexagon Gel: A New Medicine to Heal Wounds Faster
    Development is underway for a new treatment that helps heal chronic wounds much faster than existing medications. Nexagon gel has shown positive results in healing severe leg ulcers within four weeks, instead of the usual six-month healing time.
  • PGA Golfer Jason Day: Will He Be Better Than Tiger Woods?
    In 2007, Jason Day became the youngest golfer to win the Nationwide Tour. He was only 19. When he was 22, he won his first PGA major professional event. Find out more about this young Filipino-Australian golfer's life and career.
  • University of the People: A Tuition-free Online Univerity
    Because of rising costs, many people put off getting a college education for financial reasons. University of the People is a tuition-free university that provides an alternative for students.
  • Do E-Readers Have a Place in Schools?
    Some schools are beginning to utilize e-readers in the classroom. Find out how and why these electronic readers are being used in schools.
  • Three Fun Games: 31 Card Game, Dictionary Game, Famous People Alphabet Game
    Want some fun games to play with a group of friends? Try these easy, fun games guaranteed to entertain.
  • Drew Carey's Dramatic 80 Pound Weight Loss
    Drew Carey recently lost 80 pounds in about six months. Find out what prompted the weight loss and what was the secret to his success.
  • Memorization of Math Facts: Five Fun At-Home Activities
    Some children have difficulty memorizing their math facts. Here are five fun activities that can be done at home to help children improve this skill.
  • Barefoot Running: Is it the New Trend?
    People spend lots of money buying high quality running shoes. Research now shows that those expensive shoes may not be needed. It seems that barefoot running may be a better option and can help reduce injuries.
  • Electronic Cigarettes: What Do They Have to Offer?
    There is a push for people to quit smoking and many states now ban cigarette smoking in public buildings. For those having a hard time quitting, electronic cigarettes may be what you need.
  • Bloom's Taxonomy - What is it and How it is Used
    Bloom's Taxonomy has been around for many years. Educators use the Taxonomy to help develop lessons requiring students to use higher level thinking skills.
  • Mosquitoes: Why Do They Exist?
    Most of us hate mosquitoes and consider them a nuisance. Learn more about these insects and find out if they have any benefits.
  • Nocturnal Leg Cramps: Causes, Relief, and Prevention
    Many older adults suffer from nocturnal leg cramps. Find out the causes, ways to relieve the pain, and preventative measures.
  • Do Sunscreens Do More Harm Than Good?
    Over the years, we have been advised to use sunscreens whenever we are out in the sun. Studies are now showing that some sunscreens can be harmful to our health.
  • Four Stages of Play Important to a Child's Development
    Through play, children learn about the world around them and develop important physical, social, and intellectual skills. Learn about the four stages of play, and find out when they occur in a child's development.
  • Sunscreens: How High Does the SPF Need to Be?
    Are you confused about the SPF ratings on sunscreen and wondering what SPF number you need to get? Learn what those numbers really mean and how they apply to your protection.
  • Forget the Feeders, Give Hummingbirds a Whole Garden to Enjoy
    As squirrels continue to destroy my hummingbird feeders, I need to develop a different approach to attract hummingbirds. The answer is to plant a hummingbird garden full of bright flowers that are visually attractive to these marvelous little birds.
  • Five Ways to Make Your Walking Exercise More Fun
    Are you bored with your usual walking routine? Try these tips that will motivate you and make your walk more fun.
  • Get Rid of the Clutter and Feel the Freedom
    Do you, or someone you know, have too much clutter in your house? Follow my three-phase plan to get rid of the clutter and see if you can have a better organized, clutter free home.

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