Nancy Moberly
Nancy currently lives in Southwest Ohio with her husband of over 22 years and five cats, all of whom are aware that getting too close to Nancy's Kindle is a bad idea. When she isn't reading or writing, Nancy volunteers at the local animal shelter and is an active member of the American Civil Defense.
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Laundry Soap - Making Your Own in Powdered FormHate all the work to 'cooking' your own laundry soap? Try this fast to make powdered version! -
Foreigners Urged by Home Countries to Leave JapanSignaling mistrust of the Japanese-issued safety statements regarding the nuclear crisis, many international countries begin urging their citizens to flee Japan. -
Disaster Preparedness - Where to StartSurviving hurricanes taught me fast what I needed to keep on hand when the grocery stores are empty and the gas pumps are all dry. This is my story, and a beginner's list. -
Portland in the Rear View Mirror: Five Day Trips from Portland, OregonThe American Northwest - some of the most diverse scenery in the continental U.S. - and it's all just a car ride away from Portland, Oregon. -
Is it Time to Tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserves?With $4 and higher gas prices looming, American consumers are feeling the pinch. With White House staff hinting at tapping the nation's oil reserves, we should ask ourselves if it's worth it.Also published on: -
The Space Shuttle Program --The End of an American IconThe end may be looming for NASA's space shuttle program, but we are left with some dazzling memories of this great American icon. -
Discovery's Last MissionWith the launch of Discovery, NASA's space shuttle program - and an era - is quickly coming to a close.Also published on:
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China's Solar Disruption -- Are We Next?China's recent solar disruption has everyone wondering: Are we next? -
Israel Eyes Iranian WarshipsIranian warships are scheduled to make their way through the Suez Canal overnight - an unusual maneuver setting Israel on edge. -
FIBT Championships start February 14thMissing the bobsleigh action from the Winter Olympics? You don't have to - the FIBT Championships start February 14th.
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Zoroastrianism - Harmony Through the CenturiesOnce the reigning state religion in Persia, Zoroastrianism encompasses profound teachings of equilibrium and gender equality. With reduced numbers world wide, it's in peril of vanishing.
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President Obama: A Budget of Innovation and Our Sputnik MomentCalling for green energy, better education and more research and development, President Obama's budget clearly commits to investing in America's future.
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Border Activist Sentenced for MurderFound guilty on two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder, border activist Shawna Forde awaits sentencing.Also published on:
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Iranian Regime Attempts to Crush ProtestersWhile Egypt struggles with its newfound freedom, protesters in Iran have begun rioting. -
Chandra Levy's Killer Sentenced to 60 Years - but Scandal Lives OnMissing in 2001, the remains of Chandra Levy were found a year later. Caught up in the scandal, then-Congressman Gary Condit suffered political ruin - though he had nothing to do with it.
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Can Gloria Gaynor Survive Lady Gaga's New Release 'Born This Way'?With the release of her new single, Lady Gaga has tongues wagging that she will be the next queen of gay anthem singers.
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Congressman Christopher Lee Resigns Amid Craigslist ScandalPublished e-mails and a photo sent to the poster of a Craigslist personal ad now have Congressman Christopher Lee giving his resignation.
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The Moscow Kremlin - an Impressive Seat of PowerWith a long and rich history, The Moscow Kremlin is one of the most impressive structures in the world. Here's a look at some thing you may not know. -
WW2 Unsolved MysteriesThe winds of war leave behind destruction, but sometimes they take things with them - here is a look at a few of the biggest mysteries from WW2
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Cat Killer Up for Parole in KentuckyAngered over their relationship ending, Russel Swigart broke into Bridget Wright's home, and brutally butchering her pets - then sent her details by text. Now he's up for parole, but Ms. Wright is determined to see him complete his twelve year sentence.
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Busing Disappears in Lakota School DistrictPush has come to shove in the Lakota School District - dfficult economic times caused Lakota School District voters to fail a levy - and now children are without transportation.
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The Betrayal of Anne Frank - Who's the Culprit?For over 65 years the question remains: Who betrayed Anne Frank. After 3 investigations, 3 names keep resurfacing. But are there other possibilities? -
Ohio Weather Brings Rain, Ice -- But Leaves Some Areas DryEven the weatherman can't accurately predict the quick changing weather in the lower Ohio Valley area, making it difficult to accurately prepare for winter weather. -
The Anne Frank MuseumOnce saved from certain demolition, The Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam is a must-see while visiting the city.
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Amsterdam Street Food; Eating on the Go!You only have a few days to see the whole city of Amsterdam. How do you do it? One way is to skip the sit down lunch and take advantage of the amazing food vendors on the street - everywhere - in Amsterdam! -
On the Road to See Van Gogh - Clusters of His Work Viewable in the United StatesLovers of Van Gogh often travel the world, checking off their list of all publicly viewable works by the artist - but the United States has 117 Van Goghs on display, and many are his best known works.
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For Art's Sake - a List of the Top 5 Art MuseumsMany museums jockey for top position in terms of sought after art collections; but which ones really deliver the most for the ticket price? Here's a list of the top 5 art museums in the world - all with stunning collections.
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Buying by the CalendarThe month showing on your calendar when you buy something often dictates the price you pay. By buying only when things are in their seasonal sale cycle, you maximize your savings on everyday items - not just vegetables!
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Spring Cleaning - 20 Areas Often NeglectedSpring cleaning is more than just deep cleaning, it's about cleaning the things you probably only get to once a year. Listed here are 20 often neglected areas of the home to help get you started.
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Kitty's Litter Box - and the Sweet Smell of SuccessBanish litter box odors from your home with tips from this author who lives with five cats.
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From the Cellar: Impressive Valentine's Day WinesNo need to agonize over impossibly priced or elusive wines this Valentine's Day. Choose from these four readily accessible wines to complete your Valentine's Day and impress your date.
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Paris: Unusual Facets of the World Famous GemTired of the tour books saying the same things to see and do in Paris? Try these five unusual ideas of things to see and do on your vacation to The City of Lights.
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Valentine's Day No-NosValentine's Day doesn't have to be a disaster. Protect yourself by avoiding these 10 relationship suicidal mistakes.
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Can You Afford to Work Outside the Home?Many working couples fail to calculate what it costs for both spouses to work outside the home, and can't imagine doing without the second income. The reality is often found in a startling accounting of work related costs.
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Protecting Yourself in a Bad Economy: Smart Moves for the FutureThe ups and down of the economy are well known, but little prepared for. Five basic principles can help focus on an easier future.
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Your Tax Refund - 5 Smart Ways to Use ItIt's tax refund time - time to take that vacation and go shopping! Not so fast. Consider these five ways to spend your tax refund to get the biggest bang for the buck. Your financial budget will thank you.
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Budget Emergencies: 5 Ways to Find Money You Already HaveSudden changes in financial situation often force us to re-think our expenditures. Often overlooked, these 5 kickstarters are the bedrock of expense trimming.Also published on:
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Homemade Laundry Soap - the Real ScoopWondering what the real cost-savings are to making your own laundry soap? Curious if it's safe for HE washers? Find out in this article!
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The Farmers' Almanac - How Accurate is It?Once the staple of every farmhouse, The Farmers' Almanac is as relevant today as it was in your grandparent's time - and as accurate!
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President Obama Sounds Positive Notes in Weekly Internet AddressWith his weekly internet address, President Obama sounded positive notes about the upswing in the economy, discussed the enacted tax cuts, but cautioned there is still much work ahead of the American economy.
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Organization Through De-ClutteringIf the thought of de-cluttering or organizing seems overwhelming, it doesn't have to be. Use baby steps to both de-clutter and organize!
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Frugal Thinking; Recycled Gifts from the Thrift StoreIf your vision of a gift from the thrift store means canisters with mushrooms on them, think again! With a little creativity your local thrift store can yield some fantastic all-occasion gifts.
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Bulk Buying SuccessfullyBuying in bulk is essential to maximizing a tight grocery budget, but many consumers often make common mistakes that can be avoided with some planning.