Janoa Taylor
Janoa Taylor has studied Business Administration at Union College with an emphasis in Finance. She is passionate about her work as a writer and is dedicated to bringing her knowledge, expertise, and experience to the public. With a love for helping others coupled with a long list of interests, her material is sure to engage readers of all kinds.
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3 Baby Shower Gifts Every New Mom Should ReceiveAre you looking for baby shower gifts? Maybe you're a new mom looking for the essentials. Either way, this list has the three things you must-have! -
Chicago Blackhawks Superfan Paints for Legend Bobby HullThis Chicago Blackhawks super fan has used his talents to impress the players, meet with legends, and expand his business to include Blackhawks-themed services. -
Chicagoans React to Controversial Vote to Close 50 City SchoolsChicago residents, parents, and officials are making their points clear about the vote to close 50 Chicago Public Schools. Find out why it was approved, arguments for and against, and what parents are saying.
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Steps to Saving Your Gall BladderGall bladders are important for digesting food, and maintaining a normal weight. If not taken care of, you could be on the operating table. -
What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: May 17-19, 2013This weekend has lots to do for Chicagoans, including festivals, Craft Beer Week, and baseball. Plus, the Blackhawks are still in the NHL race for the Stanley Cup.
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17 Puppies Dumped Near Chicago-Indiana BorderSeventeen puppies were found deserted near the Indiana Dunes on Friday. Get the details here, and find out how you can help.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: May 10-12, 2013There will be playoffs, Mother's Day activities, the American Beer Classic, and more this weekend around Chicago. Jillian Michaels will also be live to help you look your best. Catch all the action here!
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Fall Out Boy to Play Madison With Yahoo! On the RoadThe Midwest is in for a treat on Monday, May 13, with the Yahoo! On the Road tour featuring Fall Out Boy.
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How to Manage the "Fat Gene"Have you ever heard someone speak of the "fat gene"? I grew up with the term, and over the years I have discovered it's not as negative as it sounds. Through management, it can actually be a blessing. -
3 Meanings Behind My Mommy TitleEver wonder what it means to be a mom? It's hard to put it into words, but my Mommy title is one I cherish more than anything. Find out why. -
First Person: My Dental Emergency Led Me to Suprisingly Affordable Insurance PlansAfter being faced with a dental emergency, I have researched some ways to get reasonable health and dental insurance. Find out how you can save yourself a headache and money.
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Coolest 2013 Kentucky Derby NamesThere are five name winners of the 2013 Kentucky Derby. Find out which horses have the coolest names and the meanings behind them.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: May 3-5, 2013See the Blackhawks take charge in the playoffs, join the Cinco de Mayo festivities, enjoy a chocolate fest, and more! Here is your weekend guide.
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Preventative Measures for Violence and DepressionWith violence sweeping the nation, it is time to take a look at the details of our daily life. Can some of this violence and depression be prevented? Here are a few ideas to improve the mental health in America. -
Chicago's Beer Gardens on Nation's Best ListsChicago's beer gardens have made the hot list alongside other greats around the country. Get the dish on who made the list and why. -
4 Reasons Women Should Quit CaffeineIf you are dependent upon coffee, then you should read this! This coffee addict has found the drug to be too unhealthy to continue. Find out why. -
What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: April 26-28, 2013The Bulls are in the playoffs at home, Cover Your Bases Pub Crawl is happening, and the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo is in town. This weekend will be great; don't miss out!
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: April 19-21, 2013This weekend is busy around Chicago, but at least there is something for everyone!
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Flood Warnings, Watches Across the Chicago AreaChicago is under a flash flood warning and flood watch, and some cities around Chicago have already declared a state of emergency. Find out what areas are affected and how you can stay safe. -
4 Ways to Stick With Dieting and ExerciseWant the secrets to staying on your diet? Or maybe you are struggling to stay motivated with your exercise routine. Either way, I have the tips to keep you on the path to weight loss and good health. -
Athletes Going the Extra Mile to Support Boston Marathon Bombing VictimsIn the wake of a horrific tragedy, athletes are working hard to gather funds for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing victims. Others are tweeting support. Find out who is giving, and how you can help.
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Current 2013 NFL Draft OrderGet the current list of the 2013 NFL Draft picks. Find out when your team will be picking their next player.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: April 12-14, 2013April showers have hit Chicago, but instead of staying in, check out all of the great reasons to get out of your dreary house.
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5 Tips to Overcome Life’s Challenges and Boost Your AttitudeNeed help turning that frown upside down? I do sometimes, so I use five tricks to cheer myself up! Be on your way to a smile and light heart now! -
What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: April 5-7, 2013Baseball season has arrived in Chicago! In preparation of the Cubs home opener on Monday, there will also be great music and shows to catch this weekend.
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Scandalous History of a Quiet Chicago Neighborhood's NameThis Chicago neighborhood holds true to Chicago's reputation for being corrupt. Find out how it got its name and what crimes were committed. -
Lifestyle Habits to Help Prevent Depression in My ChildParents have more influence in their child's mental health than they may realize. After the latest national tragedies, I have taken a glance at how my lifestyle affects my child. Find out how you can help your kids too. -
What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: March 29-31, 2013There's an Easter 5K with a hunt for your kids, Hatch-style posters to view, great concerts, and more this weekend around Chicago. Find out what you don't want to miss this weekend!
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4 Steps to Drop the Winter WeightInstead of starving yourself, use some less-painful methods to shed the winter pounds so you can head to the beach! -
What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: March 22-24, 2013Rihanna is in Chicago this weekend with one of the most anticipated concerts. Plus, March Madness viewing has begun, the Bulls are at home, and spring is swinging in. Get all the info on this weekend's events!
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: March 15-17, 2013St. Patrick's Day festivals, parades, music, and green beer will keep you busy this weekend. There's even a half-marathon celebrating the holiday. Don't miss this weekend's best events!
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5 Ways to Regain Motivation and Energy While Improving Your HealthLooking to regain your motivation and energy throughout the day? Try the methods I do to keep myself from falling into an unproductive pattern while improving my health. -
Do You Know Where Your Illinois Lottery Ticket Money is Going?Have you ever wondered why the Illinois school system is struggling even with the lottery payouts? Get the answer here, and find out where your ticket money is going.Also published on:
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How to Recognize the Signs and Assist Someone During a Seizure: Learning From Kelly Osbourne's ScareKelly Osbourne was fortunate enough to have people around her that knew the symptoms of a seizure. Find out what they are, and what you can do to help someone experiencing a seizure.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: March 8-10, 2013Axpona is back in Chicago, Pink is here, and Allstate Arena is hosting Stars on Ice. Don't miss these, celebrity sightings, and so many more great events this weekend.
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Winter Storm Saturn Bears Down on ChicagoWinter Storm Saturn is bearing down on Chicago, so get the latest on the storm to keep you and your family safe.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: March 1-3, 2013Jump into Lake Michigan, do a circus 5K/10K, check out a creative expo, or enjoy some great music! This weekend has you covered with many great activities around Chicago.
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6 Tips for Improving Circulation and Skin ToneGood circulation is crucial to your health. Find out how you can improve your circulation and skin tone at the same time.
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IL House Carries Concealed Weapons Ban on Public Transport: Chicagoans ReactIllinois has voted for some important amendments that will possibly shape a new concealed-carry law. Get the latest developments and find out what other residents are saying.
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Low Testosterone Explained: An Interview With Dr. Abraham MorgentalerMillions of men are affected by low testosterone each year, but only a handful get help. Find out the signs, symptoms, and implications of low testosterone.
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No More High-Intensity Interval Training for Me!Each year I try a few health trends, and one I'm ready to let go of is the high-intensity interval training. Find out why.
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Winter Storm Rocky Hitting Chicago Through Tuesday NightWinter Storm Rocky has greeted Chicagoans and is expected to create heavy snowfall. Find out how much snow is expected and how Rocky will impact your travel.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Feb. 22-24, 2013Chicago is hosting the world's largest indoor pub crawl, college basketball games, a bike ride, and more. Don't miss all the action!
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Feb. 15-17, 2013Mardi Gras events, the Hockey City Classic, Theatre Week, the Chinese New Year's Parade, the Blackhawks, and so much more will keep you entertained this weekend, February 15-17, around Chicago.
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Romance Buried at Chicago's Landmark HotelChicago definitely has a softer side, and one famous Chicago landmark has the story. Originally the Eighth Street Theater, this location is still a prime Chicago location.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Feb. 8-10, 2013Don't miss the largest auto show, or cider event this weekend. There are activities for all ages, and of course, Packzi activities for the up-coming Fat Tuesday!
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Crackdown on Drinking Announced for 2013 South Side Irish ParadeChicago's South Side Irish Parade has struggled to overcome crime, so even after a successful parade last year, officials are still cracking down. Find out the changes and hear what other locals are saying.
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Is Jay Cutler Deserving of America's 4th Most Hated Ranking?America's top 10 most hated athletes have been named, and Jay Cutler is on the list. Do you think he deserves it? Find out what Chicago Bears fans are saying.
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Chicago to Get Wintry Mix from Storm System NemoA major winter storm is heading to the east coast, and according to the National Weather Service, Chicago will not escape its path. Illinois will only catch the edge of Nemo, but a special weather report has been issued for the Chicago-area.
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2013 Hope for the State of Illinois: Pension ReformThe State of Illinois is in a state of emergency when it comes to debt. Without a plan residents will be footing the bill through even higher taxes, programs will be cut, and the pension fund will become insolvent.
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Chicago's Hottest Neighborhoods for 2013Chicago neighborhoods are constantly changing, and these three neighborhoods are fluctuating for the better. Check out Chicago's hottest neighborhoods this year.
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200 Chicago Desk Cops Head to the Streets: City Leaders and Residents DividedCrime in Chicago is rising, prompting Mayor Emanuel and the Chicago Police superintendent to move cops at desk jobs to the street. Find out what the details and what Chicago residents are saying.
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Chicago's Sweetest Food Challenge: The BeastThis is not the typical food challenge, but even with its sweeter side, it's as tough as any. This food challenge is so tough, in fact, that it went five and a half years without a winner.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Feb. 1-3, 2013It's finally Super Bowl weekend, and Chicagoans have the chance to party with former NFL players. There will also be comedy, music, and holiday markets.
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"The Office" Set's Up Heartbreak for FansThursday's show, "Customer Loyalty", sparked talk of problems between Jim and Pam. America's favorite couple may be headed for real-life drama.
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My Day: Love and HopeWhat's a day like in the life of a working, single mama? Find out where I get my inspiration and hope to make it day to day.Also published on:
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Tips for Staying Healthy and Fit After Your Resolutions FailDo you find it hard to keep your healthy resolutions? Try these easy tips to keep yourself on point with your goals.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Jan. 25-27, 2013Get your fill of wings at one of Chicago's best wing spots at the annual Wing Fling, watch the Blackhawks live, and so much more!
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Woman Gives Birth in Chicago-Area Traffic JamA car fire created a traffic jam that led to a Chicago-area woman giving birth inside a van.
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McDonald's Brings Mighty Wings to Chicago: Worth a Try?Find out everything the campaign signs don't tell you about McDonald's Mighty Wings. Plus, get the scoop on the past and future of this in-demand item.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Jan. 18-20, 2013Ready for a busy weekend? Watch the Chicago Blackhawks, meet some Cubs players, see some huskies, try some stout, and drool over motorcycles, just to name a few options.
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Regulate Guns Through Tracking and InsuranceWith people continuing to go into schools, offices, and public buildings to shoot others, there needs to be a real solution to the gun control problem. By tracking guns and requiring insurance, some of these shootings could be eliminated.
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Chicago-Area Ski GuideMany places had to push back their opening dates, but most are now up and running. Here are the picks this year for the best snow to ski on close to Chicago.
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How Chicago's Michigan Avenue Acquired 5 NamesChicago's famed shopping mile on Michigan Avenue has been named and nicknamed over time. Each generation seems to refer to it as something different. Find out all the origin of all the different names.
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Flu Epidemic Overwhelms Chicago-area HospitalsChicago's main hospitals have been sending sick patients to nearby hospitals because the numbers are so staggering. Find out how the flu is affecting Chicago, and how you, too, can help prevent it from spreading more.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Jan. 11-13, 2013This weekend is full of diversity. Sit down with a necromancer, join a dance party, visit Half Acre, and so much more!
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Chicago's Oversized Hobbit House Is One for the StorybooksThis house will mesmerize you with one glance at its uncommon roof alone. I found myself doing a double-take and studying every detail.
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Top 5 Chicago Dive BarsLooking for cheap beer, a loyal following, and a dive bar feel? Check out Chicago's top neighborhood bars!
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4 Issues Chicago Government Needs to Address in 2013Chicago is ravaged with scandal, budget deficits, and crime. Without change in four key areas, the City of Chicago is destined for failure.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Jan. 4-6, 2013This weekend is bound to make you laugh out loud with a comedy-heavy lineup! Don't miss out on these great shows and one of Chicago's most anticipated store openings.
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Kim Kardashian Rings in New Year with Baby News: Other Celebs Due in 2013The year 2013 is about to make history with baby news! Not only is "Kimye" expecting, but the Royal Family and more are set to deliver in the New Year.
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Chicago Band Paper Arrows Poised to ExplodeFind out everything you want to know about Chicago's own Paper Arrows and how you can get your hands on their latest project, which was released December 8, 2012.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Dec. 21-23, 2012Enjoy a show by a "Jersey Shore" cast member, a friendly run, hot chocolate and story time, and so much more this weekend! The list is in Chicago, so let your weekend planning begin!
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No Health Insurance? Do These 5 ThingsDon't risk costly medical bills, take action now if you don't have health insurance. Even if you do, these tricks will lead to less doctor visits.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Dec. 14-16, 2012I've got your weekend plans covered again! Whether you want comedy, music, or theatrics, there is something on the list for you.
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Holiday Food Handling: Tips for Keeping Guests SafeFood handling may seem like common sense, but without the technical knowledge, your guests may be at risk. Find out unique tips to help prevent foodborne illness.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: Dec. 7-9, 2012Chicagoans, you are in luck this weekend with lots to do around the city, no matter what you're looking for. Here are your events for this weekend, December 7-9, 2012.
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5 Things Illinois Lottery Winners Have in CommonAre you wondering how to win some money with the lottery? Check out the five things Illinois lottery winners do to help them win.
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Letter to My Kid Self: 28 Years of Life LessonsIf there was anything I could have taught myself 28 years ago, it would be all of these things!
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Tolkien Superfan Leads Chicago’s Middle-Earth, Plans 'Hobbit' EventsMelanie is not only Chicago's superfan of all things Tolkien, but she is also the leader of Chicago's fan base. Find out everything you need to know about Melanie and the upcoming release of "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey."
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Signs Technology Is Creating Depression in Your HomeBefore technology comes in between your family, find out the warning signs to keep it from getting you down.
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What to Do in Chicago This Weekend: November 30-December 2Clueless on what to do this weekend in Chicago? Get all you need to know here to have a weekend full of action.
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Tips for Escaping Unemployment-Related Depression and StressWhile I was unemployed my mental health began to suffer until I found some ways to rebound. If you feel like you are falling into depression, these tips could help you as well.
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An Old-Fashioned Chicago ChristmasLooking for a more old-fashioned Christmas activity in and around Chicago? Get all the information needed to catch a sleigh ride, some caroling, and more!
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Chicago's Newest and Oldest Holiday TraditionsThere are so many great holiday traditions unique to the Chicago area. My list is a must-see for those looking for some holiday cheer!
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Five Chicago Dishes for the Adventurous PalateThese five dishes are better than they sound, but they're still reserved for Chicago's daredevils!
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Lakeview Castle: Chicago's Most Unique HomeChicago is filled with amazing architecture, but one house in the heart of Chicago is ornately unique. Paneled with artwork, this Lakeview home is unlike any other.
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Chicago-Area 2012 Voting GuideDon't be caught off-guard with this year's ballot. Find out exactly what will be on it and how your vote will affect you and your neighbors.
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$8 Million Bionic Man Tops Chicago’s Willis TowerTesting out the world's first neural-controlled bionic leg, Zac Vawter successfully completed the challenge. Get all the details from my personal interview with Zac.
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Football's 3 Most Common InjuriesBefore you get on the football field, or let a loved one, check out the most common injuries. Often times the injuries can be prevented with the proper preparation.
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Re-election of Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. Could Cost Chicagoans ThousandsThe controversial Rep. Jackson is still on a medical leave without withdrawing his name from the upcoming election ballot. If he is elected, it could cost Chicago close to a million dollars.
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Three Chicago Ghost StoriesThere is a ghost story for nearly every block in Chicago, but these three ghost stories have evidence to back them up. Find out where you can find the real ghosts in Chicago.
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First Person: Am I Living Within My Means?If you are having a hard time balancing you budget, check out the items that sneaked into my budget without me realizing I couldn't afford them. Maybe you are making the same mistakes!
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First Person: I'm Preparing Financially for the Presidential Election OutcomeNeed ideas to lower your stress about the upcoming presidential election? Find out how I keep the polls from having control over me.
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Red River Rivalry: The Making of the Texas-Oklahoma RivalryThe Red River Rivalry is one of the most heated games in college football. Find out how it got its start.
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First Person: The 4 Questions Every Potential Tenant Should AskI always fall in love with apartments that look nice or are gut-rehabs, but that has left me in financial trouble due to their issues. Before you sign a lease, save money by finding out the four things you should check before making the move.
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Chicago Bears Tailgating Rules: Party by the LakeReady to do some tailgating with other Chicago Bear's fans? Check this guide to make you get a spot without breaking all the rules!
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Chicago Offers Teachers No Resolution to the StrikeThe teacher's strike in Chicago marches into its second day with no signs of ending. Although tough for parents, the strike should continue until Chicago gives in for the sake of the students.
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Commentary: Chicagoans, Emanuel Need to Stand with Striking TeachersChicago teacher's are taking a field trip to the streets as the City of Chicago tries to push their new system on the teachers. With on-going negotiations the strike continues.
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Lance Armstrong Joins Top 10 List of Most Controversial AthletesThe USADA has stripped Lance Armstrong of his most valuable titles, his seven Tour de France wins. Considering he was the face of cycling, he has become one of the most controversial athletes.
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Five Olympic Basketball Blowouts that Top the 2012 GamesThe 2012 London Olympic blowouts in basketball are impressive, but check out these previous Olympic wins that blow the recent point differential out of the water!
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The Olympic Opening Ceremony Moment That Changed My LifeThe Olympics hold such power and unity, but the 1992 Barcelona opening ceremonies taught the world how to succeed.
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2012 London Summer Olympics: Basketball Arena Fun FactsThe London Olympics 2012 have accomplished so much all ready and the games haven't even begun! One of the amazing feats is the temporary basketball arena with some very cool features.
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Cadel Evans: Profile of a 2012 London Summer Olympic CyclistAfter watching the first place spot fall to another cyclist in the Tour de France, Cadel Evans will now have a second chance to fight for the gold in the Summer Olympics 2012 in London. Find out all you need to know about him.
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Katie Holmes Faces Off with Scientology, Not Tom CruiseEx Scientology members are shedding light on what kind of fight Katie faces, making the task for her bull-dog lawyer a tough one. Find out how Katie is really going up against Scientology, not her soon-to-be ex husband.
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What Prince William is Really Wishing for on His 30th Birthday!Prince William turns 30 on June 21. We asked contributors to send along birthday wishes, goals and suggestions -- in 30 words or less.
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First Person: 3 Ways I Survive on a Commission Based IncomeLiving on a commission based income is one of the trickiest concepts, but very simple. If you are having problems keeping afloat, try using my tips to stabilize your income.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Father's Day Gift Guide 2012From a die-hard Laker's parent myself, I know what your dad wants and needs. Get the best gift ideas for your Laker's loving dad here.
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Clutch OKC Thunder Team Defies Odds, Sets RecordsThe OKC Thunder not only made it to the NBA Finals, but they set records and accomplished more than you think through this year's playoff run. Find out how much more this team accomplished.
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The OKC Thunder Roll; is Popovich to Blame?The Thunder have found a way to come-back against a strong Spurs team, but is Popovich the reason for their demise. Find out what off the court action is leading to their losses.
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What's Better Than P-90X? My Fitness Plan!Want to shed pounds, tone your body, and adopt a new lifestyle that doesn't include dragging yourself to the gym? Then give my trusted fitness routine a chance!
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First Person: How I Keep a Budget as a Single MomBeing financially irresponsible has to end when kids come into the picture. Find out how I brought my financial woes into a structured budget that now keeps my family on track for future success.
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Fox Limits Bethenny's Show, Fans Become ConcernedFox network and Bethenny Frankel have announced the dates for her daytime talk show, but fans are unhappy about the limits Fox is putting on her. Get the latest here.
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NATO Summit Guide for Chicago ResidentsThe NATO summit is about to wreak havoc on Chicago! Don't fall victim to its inconvenience. Find out everything you need to know to survive.
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Fired Celebrity Apprentice Aubrey O’Day Insults Charity, Bullies ArsenioFind out what hole Aubrey O'Day is digging herself in after being fired on Celebrity Apprentice. After picking an anti-bullying charity to campaign for, O'Day might just be what they are fighting against.
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First Person: 3 Reasons I Couldn't Get a Job After GraduationWhether you are a recent grad or still looking for employment, following these three simple steps will lead you down the road to financial freedom. Increase your chances of getting hired now by learning from my mistakes.
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Is Time Magazine's Cover of Mom Breastfeeding Son Inappropriate?Time Magazine has created another controversial cover, but this time with a mom breastfeeding her son. Find out what makes this picture inappropriate.
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Stephen Colbert Survives Weird Interview with Diane KeatonThis is one interview you don't want to miss. It is almost painful to watch an Oscar winning actress lose her marbles during an interview on the "Colbert Report".
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Mother’s Day 2012: Is New Porn Star Nadya Suleman the World’s Worst Mom?The newest claims against Nadya Suleman are as disturbing as her doing in-vitro fertilization to have 14 kids. Find out why so many are outraged!
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NFL Draft 2012: Brandon Weeden Gets a Shot a Colt McCoy’s JobThe 2012 NFL Draft is underway, and the first round has certainly brought some surprises! The biggest one comes from the Cleveland Browns who have picked another starting quarterback. Will this be a big mistake?
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Exxon Earnings Fall Short of Wall Street's Low ExpectationsExxon delivered a blow to investors while becoming the first blue chip to miss analyst projections this quarter. Get the numbers here.Also published on:
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3 Reasons Google Drive Can’t Take Market Share from AppleWhat is Google Drive and how does it compare to other storage services? Get all the details here!
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First Person: The 5 Challenges of Self-EmploymentAre you thinking about self-employment? Do you have what it takes to be your own boss? Before you take the leap, find out what challenges I faced before finding success.
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First Person: 3 Ways I Save When Buying Office EquipmentHave you experienced an unexpected death of office equipment? Before you make your next purchase, find out how to get the most for your money on a budget.
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First Person: I'm Hedging Against Rising Gas PricesAre you tired of paying $5 per gallon for gas? I am which is why I found ways to make paying that much a little easier on my wallet.
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Healthy spring recipes to please your palate and bikiniDo you want to strut around the beach in a bikini this summer? Have you ever enjoyed eating food that will also help you lose weight?
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4 Ways I Include My Child in My Fitness RoutineStaying fit with a child can be easy if you know the tricks! Find out how to stay in shape while bonding with your kid at the same time.
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Sarah Palin Produces New Funny Quotes on the "Today Show"Sarah Palin has finished her stint as a guest host on the "Today Show", but she is going to be hearing more about that one hour segment in weeks to come. Get the quotes here, plus some of her top quotes over the years.
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Lack of Final Four Underdog Leads Fans to Get Behind Tragic StoryAll of the Final Four teams are big names in March Madness, but this year one team has everything to play for. Basketball fans are cheering for this team to go all the way based on one players story.Also published on:
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President Obama Addresses Trayvon Martin Case, but Will Justice Be Served?The public has been outraged since Trayvon Martin's death, and President Obama has finally given the case some acknowledgement.
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First Person: I Save Money Buying Brand Name Shoes for My ToddlerKids are expensive, and making the wrong decisions can be costly! Find out how to save money by keeping your kid in name brand shoes!
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First Person: I'm Saving $20,000 a Year as a Stay-at-Home MomDeciding whether to stay-at-home with your child, or go back to work? The answer is clearer than you think.
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Secrets to Maintaining an Olympian LifestyleWith the widespread popularity of the Olympics, you will be surprised to know where the athletes get their paycheck, and how underfunded they are.
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Shocking Price of Chicago's Most Expensive DinnerYou will be stunned when you find out the price of dinner at this Chicago restaurant! Limited seating and demand keep the price's skyrocketing.
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First Person: Facebook's IPO Is Good News for UsersNow that Facebook has filed for an IPO, should user's be entitled to some of the profits? Will security really be at risk? Find out here!
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Stephen Colbert Travels to Mom’s Side, Cancels ShowThe "Colbert Report" is a hot commodity during this election year, but fans will have to wait a few episodes to get the latest comical view of it. Get the latest details here.Also published on:
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Chance Hobby Turns into Olympic Dream for Bob WillisIt appears fate had a hand in Bob Willis getting to the Olympics. Get the incredible story here!Also published on:
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Kate Upton Gets Cover of S.I. Swimsuit Edition, but Won't Get Best-Selling Issue TitleKate Upton lands Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition cover, but is she on her way to being a best-seller? Find out here!
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Josh Powell's Life: Violence, Attempted Suicide, and Incestuous ImagesNow that more is uncovered on a daily basis, there were signs all along pointing to Susan's disappearance and this devastating tragedy.
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London Olympics 2012 Boasts the “Greenest” Olympic StadiumIt's clear why London won the 2012 Olympic bid after viewing their plans to go "green". Find out all the ways the 2012 Olympic Stadium is more sustainable than previous Olympic venues.Also published on:
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Pinterest: The Facebook for BusinessesJust like Facebook, Pinterest has landed itself in hot water with users over security issues, but should this keep you from advertising your goods on it? Or does it help you sell your products?
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Josh Powell Kills Family, Highlighting Similarities to Michelle Parker CaseThe dramatic end to the Susan Powell case has brought up striking similarities to the Michelle Parker case that need to be reviewed.
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Who's the Bigger Joke: Romney, Gingrich, or Roseanne Barr?Roseanne Barr has announced her presidency! Find out who's the bigger joke now that she's entered the race.Also published on:
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Reality Break-Ups: Will ‘It’s a Brad, Brad World' Be the End of Brad and Gary?Will Brad and Gary survive their first reality show as a couple? Here's a look at broken reality marriages and our take on Brad and Gary's chances.
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'Tabatha Takes Over' Can Now Add 'Life-Saver' to Its Resume'Tabatha Takes Over' is not just another show saving businesses, but one where people actually get saved.
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Would Our Trusty Punxsutawney Phil Lie to Us?Do you rely on groundhog day to predict the season? If so, you may want to trust the opposite of what he declares.Also published on:
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4 Ways Chicagoans Are Paying in 2012Chicagoans are used to paying a lot in city fees and travel, but 2012 will only bring fare hikes and increased prices. Find out what you will be paying more for this year.
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Paula Abdul Fired! Should Simon Be Next?Simon has been on a firing rampage this week, so should he ax himself? Or will viewers like the changes?
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Reasons Not to Miss Out on Facebook's IPOFacebook is rumored to be preparing their initial public offering. Don't listen to the critics when it comes to buying in. Here's why.
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Healthcare Showdown: Religion, Government, and ContraceptionThe recent passing of the healthcare law has brought up some lawsuits when it comes to forced contraception on religious institutions. Should government and religion be mixed?
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Moore’s 911 Call Sheds Light on Her Failed Marriages and Past Drug UseDemi is certainly spiraling out of control and it appears it has claimed another marriage and work opportunity.
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Donald Trump’s 'Celebrity Pets' of the Past and FutureDonald always favors one or two contestants each season. So who will it be this season?
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The Chicagoan's Valentine's Day gift guideWant to give your sweetheart the best Valentine's Day? Then stay local with creative, beautiful, and delicious creations.
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Gingrich Rallies for Clapping at Debates: Should it Be Allowed?Gingrich threatens to skip clap-less debates raising the question, should clapping be allowed at debates? Instead of discussing important topics, he wants to debate some clapping.Also published on:
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Spring Training in Florida: Fort Myers Dining GuideReady for some local based restaurants during spring training in Ft. Myers? Get the list here for some great southern cooking!Also published on:
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Should Brad Goreski Keep Assistant, Lindsay?She's only been on "It's a Brad, Brad World" for a couple episodes, but she has definitely made an impact and I'm not sure it's for the best. Find out what she has done wrong and what she has to offer.
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Rand Paul's Airport Detention Puts Ron Paul's Campaign in SpotlightRep. Ron Paul may have been ignored in some of the Republican presidential debates, but his son Sen. Rand Paul has put his views back in the spotlight after being detained at a Tennessee airport.
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Tabatha Saves Club Ripples, But Will It Thrive in Years to Come?'Tabatha Takes Over' finished up Episode 2 with major changes, but will it be enough to save Club Ripples in the upcoming years? Find out why I think it will.
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Top 5 Celebrities Brad Goreski Should Style On 'It's a Brad, Brad World'The list would be the ultimate season for fans of 'It's a Brad, Brad World.' Who would you pick to be one of Brad's clients?
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Should Reality Stars Be Allowed on 'The Celebrity Apprentice'?This controversy comes up every season of "The Celebrity Apprentice," so let's lay it to rest once and for all. Find out the simple answer and why.
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Obama to Shrink Government: Good Idea or Bad Idea?President Obama has laid out his plan to shrink our government, but does it contradict his plan for job creation? Find out the answer and what sort of spending he should focus on eliminating.
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Top 5 Oklahoma Sooners Recruiting Busts in Past 25 Years: A Fan's LookThere are so many names to choose from, but I think you'll agree when you see the top 5 recruiting busts of the Oklahoma Sooners.Also published on:
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Who Will Win ‘The Celebrity Apprentice’ 2012?Don't worry, this is not a spoiler, just a look at who I think will win this years "Celebrity Apprentice." Feel free to agree or disagree.
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Brad Goreski Tells All in New Show, ‘It’s a Brad, Brad World’Rachel Zoe has made her position clear when it comes to Brad Goreski, but fans are still aching to hear what Brad will say. Who do you think is in the right?
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Will Tabatha Take Over Viewers Hearts with New Show?Tabatha Coffey is expanding her brand by branching out to all businesses, not just salons. Will you watch? Find out why her new show could bring her more success.
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Will ‘It’s a Brad, Brad World’ Be Just Another ‘Rachel Zoe Project’?Rachel Zoe's former employee, Brad Goreski, is taking Hollywood head on in his own show on Bravo. Will his show mimic Rachel's?
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Rumored Cast for 'The Celebrity Apprentice' Sets Up DramaDonald Trump has set up a cast sure to make 'Celebrity Apprentice' haters change their minds. With a handful of reality stars, there will be plenty of jaw-dropping drama.
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Silly and unique Christmas displays light up ChicagoChicago storefronts and residents have brought their originality to Christmas time this year with unique, silly, and bold displays. Check them out here.
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Last-minute holiday gift guide for frugal ChicagoansNeed a last-minute gift that is free or low-cost without being cheap? You can find just that in Chicago with my last-minute gift guide.
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Deciding on a Candidate? Look at Their Political EndorsementsEndorsements can tell you a lot more than you think, so before you run out and vote, find out why you should check the candidates endorsements.Also published on:
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How to Disconnect from Technology-Related Holiday StressLearn from a pro when it comes to escaping technologies hold on you this holiday. Eliminate stress and make family time count!Also published on:
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Reasons Why 'The X-Factor' Beats Out the CompetitionWhen it comes to singing competitions, "The X-Factor" takes the cake! Before you make a judgement, check out the reasons why.
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Hottest holiday toys for toddlers 2011Stop stressing and start reading about the top 5 toys of the 2011 holiday season. ou'll find out why they are so awesome, where to find them, and how much it's going to cost you!
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Occupy Chicago Has Become Corporate Example for 1%As the Occupy movement grows, it seems they are becoming more corporate making them the perfect example for the 1%.
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Top Chicago-area ski resortsIn case you didn't know, you can ski near Chicago! Maybe you were informed, but are unsure which ski resorts are the best. Find the top five ski resorts near Chicago here.
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HHS Correct in Plan B DecisionJust when we got through the topic of abortion in the last elections, we begin another battle over emergency contraception. With the Health and Human Services overruling the Federal Drug Administration, people are asking for answers.
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Gift Ideas for L.A. Lakers FansClueless on what to get your L.A. Lakers fan? As a die-hard Lakers fan I can lead you to the perfect gift!
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The best holiday storefronts in ChicagoChicago has deep Christmas traditions when it comes to storefronts, and this year, the storefront displays have met expectations. Find out where you should take your family for a holiday delight.
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Illinois resident reacts to Blagojevich sentencing recommendationsIllinois residents are annoyed with the Blagojevich news, but his recent sentencing recommendation may make for some happy residents.
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Newt Gingrich Focuses on Employing ChildrenNewt Gingrich has decided he wants to hire your children, not you. In a wild GOP race, it seems Newt Gingrich may also have the needs of American's confused with his personal agenda.
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Chicago businesses hurt from NBA lockoutNBA players and owners keep on rolling with the fighting, but what they are not thinking about is the thousands of Americans who rely on those games to survive. How are local Chicago businesses doing? Find out the latest on the lockout deadlock.
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Risky Dow Keeps My Eye on My MoneyDue to unemployment, unrest around the world and uncertainty, the Dow has forced many to rethink their investing and retirement decisions.
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Luck strikes Chicago-area stores with winning lottery ticketsThe Illinois Lottery is notorious for making millionaires, so what stores are selling winning tickets? Find out all the details on the recent tickets being sold and where.
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Black Friday guide for Chicago shoppersDon't waste your time standing in line this Black Friday. Instead, use my guide to get great deals at local stores without the hassle at major discounters.
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Should Mississippi "Personhood" Measure Be Passed?Mississippi voters will make a decision on when a fertilized egg becomes a person. With many people debating Initiative 26, I think it is important to really look at the facts and determine what it really means.
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Are "Occupy" Protesters Victims of Police Brutality?Police intervention is becoming more common with "Occupy" protesters, but some see the tactics as brutal. So who's to blame, police or protesters?
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Top 5 Most Embarrassing Plays by the Dallas CowboysSee five plays that the Dallas Cowboys and fans wish they could forget. These plays will have you laughing, crying, and hiding your Cowboys gear.
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Must-See Chicago Film Events for October 28-November 3, 2011Chicago has a hot lineup for film lovers across the metro area, with everything from award-winning children's films to classic horror movies.
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"We Are the 53%" Only Proves Occupy Wall Street's PointThe Occupy Wall Street spinoff "We are the 53%" may think they are not associated with the Occupy Wall Street protests, but at the end of the day may be proving the group's point.
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Where to find Halloween costumes in ChicagoThere are tons of places to choose from, but if you want more options and crazy accessories like human hair, then check out Chicago's top three Halloween stores.
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Highlights of the Martin Luther King Memorial DedicationThere are three key points that were highlighted today in memory of Martin Luther King.
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Impact of El Paseo Breast Cancer WalkBreast awareness month highlights all things pink, but really getting the attention of women is left to the El Paseo Breast Cancer Awareness Walk.
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Occupy Chicago Funds Government with Massive ArrestsWith the massive arrests early this morning, the Occupy Chicago movement may be funding the cause they are fighting to bring change.
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Where to Watch the World Series in ChicagoMost bars will be showing the World Series, but find out where the best service and food are at.
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Odd Chicago-area museum takes art outdoorsChicago has many museums, but this one has an unusual way to display artwork.
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The toughest food challenge in ChicagoFind out what Chicago's toughest food challenge is and how you can participate!
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Top five football cleats for kidsNeed new cletes for your child, check out this list to the top 5 cletes for young football players.
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Spooky Chicago legends and mythsChicago has been named one of the top 10 most haunted cities in America, and three local stories explain why.
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The evolution of the Chicago Bears logoLook back through the years to see what the Chicago Bears logo used to look like and how it became what it is today.
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Chicago movie "Munger Road" inspired by local myths and murdersWith its September release, "Munger Road" promises to thrill viewers with real-life inspiration.