Karen W. Wyman
Karen W. Wyman is a writer, publisher and non-profit administrator. She holds a master's degree from University of California, Santa Barbara, and is ABD on her doctorate. Karen has taught at public and private elementary and secondary schools, and several universities.
A published writer for more than two decades, Karen writes on topics of religion, psychology, travel, education and parenting. In addition to living abroad at the age of 16, she has traveled extensively in the US, South America and Mexico and backpacked through Europe. Karen is an avid cruiser who speaks several languages.
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A published writer for more than two decades, Karen writes on topics of religion, psychology, travel, education and parenting. In addition to living abroad at the age of 16, she has traveled extensively in the US, South America and Mexico and backpacked through Europe. Karen is an avid cruiser who speaks several languages.
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Obama, Streep, Downey Top List of Unexpected MusiciansIn a survey of America's favorite unexpected musicians, President Barack Obama comes out the winner.
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6 Tips for Choosing a Cruise Ship CabinWith a little searching, you can choose the cabin that suits your tastes by matching your ship's deck plans to your personal preferences. Does one of these six profiles work for you? -
Cruise Ship Formal Wear vs. Packing SpaceWith recent changes to airline fees for checked baggage, formal wear and packing space are poised like the Montagues and Capulets on the brink of civil war. Fortunately, the situation can be resolved without sending anyone off to Padua.
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My American Adventure for $100 a DayOur 17-day journey through the American West took us through eight states, three national parks and two national monuments, and it cost less than $100 a day. Here's how we did it.Also published on:
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My 7-item Disney Survival KitThink you're ready for a day at Disney? Check this list and think again. Here are seven items that are permanent residents in my Disney survival kit. -
Gear Basics for New Family CampersIf you'd like to try family camping but you're not sure what gear you'll need, here's a list to get you started.
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Costa Concordia Capsizes -- Q-and-A for Future CruisersThe Costa cruise ship Concordia ran aground shortly after departing from Civitavecchia on a seven-day Mediterranean cruise. The ship listed to starboard, knocking many passengers to the floor and causing several to jump overboard in panic.
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Yellowstone National Park: By the NumbersIf you've never been to Yellowstone National Park, here's a quick look what's so special about the nation's first national park.Also published on:
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15 Camping Tips for GreenhornsIn my many years of camping all over the country and working in some of California's most beautiful state parks, I've developed a list of tips and tricks for new campers.Also published on:
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What's Behind Yellowstone National Park's Record Attendance NumbersDespite years of recession and budget cuts, Yellowstone National park is posting record attendance numbers. Here's a quick look what's so special about the nation's first national park.
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First Person: How Instant Coffee Helped Me Kick My $300 Latte HabitMy caffeine-fueled love affair with lattes often meant spending the day sipping coffee and nibbling panini at my favorite cafe. And it was costing me almost $300 a month.
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Top 10 Gifts for Fitness BuffsFrom joggers, to weightlifters to home fitness buffs, here are ten great gifts for fitness enthusiasts, starting at just $5.Also published on:
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Anne McCaffrey’s Legacy: Real Women, Real GriefToday, as the science fiction world learns of Anne McCaffrey’s death, a dragon's anguished, keening cry goes up from hearts all over planet Earth.
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The Ultimate Car Camping Holiday Gift ListIf someone on your holiday list is an avid camper, here are 10 gift ideas to kick off your shopping.Also published on:
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Black Friday's Deadliest DealsHere’s a look at what happens when Black Friday’s killer deals turn deadly.
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Where to See Elk in Yellowstone National ParkElk are majestic creatures that look like reindeer on steroids, and Yellowstone National Park is a great place to see them. Use caution, however, because a peacefully grazing elk can turn into a quarter ton of charging hooves and horns.
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America, Meet the Sport of ParkourThey run through urban landscapes, vaulting over obstacles, balancing on pipes, rails and rooflines and shinnying up the sides of buildings in ways that would make Jackie Chan envious. The sport they practice is called parkour.
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Cruising During Hurricane Season -- to Insure or Not?I caught up with Travelzoo's Senior Editor Gabe Saglie to ask him about travel insurance and cruising during hurricane season.
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First Person: My $3,000 Whitewater WeddingWeddings can cost tens of thousands of dollars, but we planned ours in the middle of a whitewater rafting trip for around $3,000.
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First Person: How My Kitchen Appliances Save Me $2,000 a YearI don't have a special tool for peeling garlic, and I've never carved a radish, but there are five items in my kitchen that save me money every time I use them.
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First Person: Our Dental Insurance Let Us DownDue to loopholes in our insurance policy we had to pay a $1,200 dental bill out of pocket, and the only way we could do so was to take money intended for our retirement accounts.
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First Person: Saving $300 a Month the Easy WayThis summer, I reviewed my budget to see where I could save some money, and what I found surprised me. Three simple steps saved me $300 a month.
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Will Netflix's Qwikster Join List of Rebranding Failures?Netflix's Qwikster brand hasn't even been launched yet, and customers are already crying foul. For many, Qwikster stumbles where Netflix soared.
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Netflix Brand Separation Fuels Subscriber IreNetflix's DVD-by-mail service, renamed Qwikster, will be riven asunder from the streaming option in a way that divorce courts will envy. For customers, the list of negatives is long and ugly.
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Netflix Price Hike Apology a Double Fail for CEONetflix CEO Reed Hastings Sunday announced the separation of the company's DVD and streaming services into separate brands.
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Obama Jobs Talk Showcases Social Media, Champions LaborAs promised, I spent Thursday evening watching President Barack Obama's jobs talk. Flawless web delivery and Obama's impassioned defense of unionized labor were big surprises for me.
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Where to See Bison in Yellowstone National ParkSeeing vast herds of bison roaming in the park's central valley is the highlight of any trip to Yellowstone. Learn where to go for bison-watching and how to do it safely. -
Camping product review: Mountain House Beef StewBeef stew is the quintessential cold weather comfort food, and thanks to Mountain House, you can have it anywhere your adventurous spirit takes you. -
First Person: My Domestic Skills Save Me $12,000 Every YearI may not be a domestic goddess, but these five skills from the gentle art of housewifery are saving me thousands every year.
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Camping product review: Mountain House Breakfast SkilletEggs have always been the bane of freeze-dried breakfasts. Either they're a watery mess or they're chalky and chewy. Mountain House's Breakfast Skillet product fixes that. -
First Person: Furnishing My Home Office for Less Than $200When I started working from home, I had to furnish an entire home office for under $200. Here's how I did it.
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Camping product review: Mountain House Chicken SaladIf you've never tried freeze-dried backpacker chow, Mountain House Chicken Salad is a great place to start. The stuff is so good that I'd eat it at home or take it to work for an easy lunch at my desk. -
First Person: How I Save on Haircuts, Food and ClothesWhen I'm trying to save money, sometimes I find it easier to eliminate something entirely than to try to cut back. In the last two years, we've done that with haircuts, soda pop, junk food and clothes.
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Obama's Jobs Talk: Job Corps, Unemployment Safety Net NeededAn unemployed wife and mother wants to hear about a job corps, outsourcing penalties and unemployment extensions in President Obama's upcoming job talk.
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First Person: Why I'm Still Splurging on Nutrition and ExerciseWith their focus on nutrition and exercise, my three favorite splurges are health and wellness related. Money we spend on healthy bodies comes back to us in reduced medical costs, longer lives, healthier attitudes and greater productivity.
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Family camping without a coolerCoolers are heavy, messy and they take up a lot of valuable packing space. On our recent 10-day camping trip, we left the cooler at home.
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How to keep your campfire cookware soot-freeSoot from cooking over a wood fire used to coat my pans, turning them - and my hands - a messy, jet black. The stuff was nearly impossible to remove until I remembered a trick I learned as a kid in Girl Scouts. -
First Person: I Save on Back-to-School Shopping by Avoiding it EntirelyMy parents shelled out hundreds of dollars every fall to get three kids ready for school. Now that I'm a mother with a child of my own, I treat back-to-school shopping a little differently. I avoid it altogether.
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First Person: Why I Pay Top Dollar for Grass-Fed BeefMy favorite splurge is locally produced, grass-fed beef. At about double the cost of supermarket beef, the grass-fed variety is expensive. For me, it's worth every penny.
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Social Media Ground Zero for Reactions to Virginia QuakeAs a long-time Californian, a 5.0 temblor isn't newsworthy unless it spills your coffee. The nation's East Coasters were considerably less sanguine about Tuesday's quake. For them, the quake was scary, exciting, and possibly even fun.Also published on:
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First Person: Keeping My Cool When the Stock Market SwingsWhen the stock market gyrates like a pole dancer on a surfboard,do you flip-out, sell everything and move to all cash? Here's what I do: Nothing. My secret? Buy high-quality dividend stocks and hold them forever.
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Viewing Tips for Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National ParkOther geysers may shoot higher or release more water, but Old Faithful is the sentimental favorite at Yellowstone National Park. Here are several viewing tips to help maximize your experience. -
Bullying Expert to Kids: Get Help, Don't Give UpWith school starting in just a few weeks, I caught up with anti-bullying expert Mary Jo McGrath to ask her what parents, schools and children can do to prevent school bullying.
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A Traveler's Guide to Santa Barbara NightlifeMillions of tourists visit Santa Barbara every year for its natural beauty and winning combination of surf, sand and sun. But Santa Barbara doesn't lose its sparkle when the sun goes down. The city has an impressive array of nightlife options as well. -
Cyberbullying Difficult to Avoid, IgnoreWhat is cyberbullying, and why is it such a big deal? I spoke with attorney, author and anti-bullying expert Mary Jo McGrath to find out.
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Five camping products I won't do withoutIdeally, camping is a simple, back-to-nature experience. I've rolled out my sleeping bag on the ground before - no tent, no airbed, no high-tech gear. Even so, here are five pieces of camping gear I won't do without.
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First Person: My Freebie-Backed Summer VacationFreebies are the ultimate dollar-stretcher. Here's how I used $600 in freebies to bring down the cost of a family vacation.
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First Person: Supplementing My Income With Sweepstakes Winnings... SeriouslyI've been "sweeping" for several years. Even with a part-time commitment, my winnings have made a sizable contribution to my lifestyle.
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First Person: DIY Auto Maintenance Saved Me $500I adore my Toyota Prius, but my Prius love to stop by the door of my repair shop. Here's how I saved more than $500 with easy DIY maintenance and repairs.
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First Person: Changing My Beverage Habits Saved Me $2,800 a YearMaking changes to my everyday beverage habits saved me over $2,800 a year. Here's how I trimmed my tab for 'liquid' savings.
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Santa Barbara Giddy for Will and Kate Polo Match, Groaning Over TrafficExcitement is bubbling over in Santa Barbara for Saturday's charity polo match featuring famed British newlyweds Prince William and Catherine, duchess of Cambridge.
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First Person: How I Planned a Three-Week Vacation for $30 a NightHere's how I planned a three week vacation in our country's most beautiful national parks for just $30 a night in lodging.Also published on:
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First Person: Driving Will Save $2,000 on My Summer VacationOur dream vacation this year includes three weeks of natural beauty in places like Yellowstone, the Tetons, and Mt. Rushmore. I started my planning with one very important question: fly or drive?
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Family Camping Guide: Montana De Oro State Park in Los Osos, CaliforniaMontana de Oro State Park sits on California's central coast just outside the town of Los Osos. Rugged, beautiful and remote, it's a great place for a family camping getaway.
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Danish Royal Visit Spices Up Solvang, Calif., CentennialHenrik, prince consort of Denmark, celebrated his 77th birthday in Solvang as part of the city's year-long 100th anniversary celebration.
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San Diego: Best Cruise Embarkation Port on the West CoastSeattle has the Space Needle, San Francisco has the Golden Gate Bridge and Long Beach has the Queen Mary but San Diego beats them all.
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Planning a Family Road TripSummer is here, school is out and it's time to hit the road for a family road trip. Here are eight tips to ensure a happy, memorable vacation.
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Review: Coleman's Instant Tent Great for Family CampingHave you ever given camping a miss because of the hassle of putting up a tent? What if I told you Coleman has a tent that sets up like an umbrella in two minutes flat? Meet the Coleman Instant Tent.
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Santa Barbara's best beach campgroundsSanta Barbara sits on the California coast about 90 miles north of Los Angeles. Its sparkling water, clean air and white sand beaches make it a prime camping destination.Also published on:
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Top 5 Travel Destinations for July 4th Fireworks DisplaysAre you looking for a memorable place to celebrate the Fourth of July? How about a place rich in American history, filled with natural beauty or known for awesome fireworks? Here are the top five.Also published on:
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Do Pagan Sect, Religious Right Agree on Abortion Billboard?Does Greg Fultz's anti-abortion billboard signify cooperation between Pagan Asatru and the religious right?Also published on:
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Sex, Empathy and the GDPA recent study suggests that those who feel more empathy have better sex. While that news may not be surprising between the sheets, it holds surprising implications for the nation's economy.
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Bryson Nomination Exemplifies Obama's Balanced Regulation StancePresident Barack Obama's nomination of John Bryson for Commerce secretary gives clues to the administration's stance on regulation.Also published on:
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Sarah Palin More Reality TV Star Than Serious Political ContenderSarah Palin kicked off her "One Nation" bus tour hoping to "energize America" with a series of stump-worthy stops at our country's historical landmarks while simultaneously denying that the tour is a campaign.Also published on:
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Two Unforgettable Nights at the Fairmont EmpressWhether you're extending a cruise vacation or visiting Victoria for the weekend, a stay at the Fairmont Empress is an unforgettable experience.
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Star Tours 2.0 Lives Up to the HypeLucky Annual Passholders have been riding Disneyland's revamped Star Tours attraction since Monday, May 23. If you're not one of them, here's the word: The ride lives up to the hype.
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Top Five Scenic Routes in CaliforniaFrom grand ocean vistas and mountain peaks to mighty redwood trees, there's something to see in every part of "The Golden State." Here are five scenic drives in California, including one little known gem.
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Come the Rapture: Doomsday Scenarios in U.S. HistoryThe alleged coming of the Rapture on May 21 has people talking. To borrow a theme from Battlestar Galactica, this has happened before, and it will happen again.
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Bear Spray: What to Buy and How to Use ItHow to shop for - and use - bear spray.
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Would You like Microchips with That? McJobs Taken Over by ComputersAn announcement that McDonald's restaurants in Europe will soon replace human cashiers with touch screen computers has many wondering if such a move could happen in the US.
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Canada Hotels Prep for Will and Kate Royal TourWith July's Royal Tour just around the corner, hoteliers across Canada are preparing for a visit from Britain's famed newlyweds, Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
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From Cystic Fibrosis to Hysterectomies, Teens Make BreakthroughsLawmakers looking to save on the country's medical and science budgets should consider tossing some bucks at this list of teenagers.
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First Person: Why Cruising is My Vacation of ChoiceI live in a beautiful place, but I still get bitten by a bug that calls out for something new, something completely different from my day-to-day life. Cruising gives me that in a way nothing else does.
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Almost Live from HAL Westerdam Spring 2011 Coastal Repo: Pre-Cruise Day in San DiegoSometimes travel is an uplifting adventure, and sometimes it's a comedy of errors. This trip, so far, is the latter.
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Cunard Serves Up a Cocktail Fit for a PrincessCunard Line shares the recipe for its very own "Princess Royale" cocktail in honor of princess-to-be, Catherine Middleton.Also published on:
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Cunard Line Celebrates Royal Wedding with Live Broadcast, Cake, ChampagneGuests aboard Cunard Line's three vessels will be treated to a live screening of the royal wedding, complete with cake, a celebratory menu and a champagne toast.
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California River Trip Offers Family Fun, History and GoldIn addition to scenic beauty and historical significance, the South Fork of the American River offers some of the best beginner whitewater in the state.
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Seeds of Peace: A Documentary, a Benefit and HopeIn Seeds of Peace camp, Palestinians bunk with Israelis, and Pakistanis help Indians wash up after lunch.
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Angels, Demons and the Dead Sea ScrollsAccording to Enochian scrolls, demons are locked in eternal battle with God's angels and will remain so until the end of time.
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Holland America Line Embraces Sustainable SeafoodGuests on Holland America Line will have one less thing to worry about thanks to HAL's new sustainable seafood program.
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The Lovers' Gate: A Cautionary TaleI went to see my one true love, or at least my evening's fun, But at his door, I quickly learned my night had just begun.
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The Ides of April: Columbine Anniversary Joins Other Spring TragediesWhat is it about April? The month is etched in our collective consciousness as the anniversary of unthinkable tragedies.
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McDonald's Lawsuit is Three Fries Short of a Happy MealIn a Monday filing, McDonald's asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit by a Sacramento mother who wants the burger chain to stop offering toys with Happy Meals.
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Book's 'Amoeba Principle' Explains Hostile Legislative ClimateA new theory by a noted psychiatrist may explain the rising tide of exclusionary, us-vs.-them legislation.
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Bacteria in Supermarket Meat: One More Argument for Organic BeefFindings from a recent study are making a case for organic meat. According to a study in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, up to 50 percent of supermarket meat is contaminated with drug-resistant bacteria.
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Jumpers Who Lived: Girl Survives Golden Gate PlungeA 16 year old girl survived a Sunday morning plunge from the Golden Gate Bridge Bridge followed by 20 minutes in the frigid waters of San Francisco Bay.
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Kobe Bryant Fails to Understand Gay-Bashing KillsWhat Kobe Bryant doesn't understand is that gay-bashing kills. Gay and lesbian teenagers attempt suicide at more than three times the rate of their heterosexual peers.
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Why I Would Never Vote for a BirtherWithout knowing anything else about a candidate, I could never vote for a birther.
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Disneyland Buzzes Up 'Star Tours' 2.0 With Passholder Preview DaysDisneyland officials are amping up the buzz for Star Tours: The Adventures Continue with soft opening dates for Annual Passholders.
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Visit the Santa Barbara Wine Country for Spring ColorThe hills are alive in the Santa Barbara backcountry, and spring is the perfect time to combine a color tour with a scenic drive, mountain biking or wine-tasting.
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Hoth, Naboo, Kashyyyk Join Official 'Star Tours' 2.0 LineupNews-hungry fans were rewarded April 1 with Disney's announcement of four more planets in the officially confirmed lineup.
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Holland America Line Drafted by Seattle MarinersPremium cruise line Holland America has announced a 3-year partnership with the Seattle Mariners. The partnership is a "suite" deal that combines corporate sponsorship with charitable programs.
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Dream Expert Ernest Hartmann to Speak at Rubin Museum of ArtRenowned sleep and dream expert, Ernest Hartmann, M.D., will speak at the Rubin Museum of Art on April 9, 2011.
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First Person: How I Became a Guest Expert on the 'Jane Pratt Show'The cool thing about sociology is getting to study exotic stuff like witchcraft. In my case, expertise in American Wicca earned me a spot as a guest expert on the 'Jane Pratt Show.'
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First Person: How I Ended Up on a TV Show Completely by AccidentSeveral years ago, I traveled to Brazil for a year as a Rotary exchange student. I'm still not entirely sure how it happened, but I ended up as an extra in a Brazilian TV show my first week in the country.
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Top 5 Tropical Getaways on a BudgetYou can have a tropical vacation for less than you might think. Here are 5 options for a tropical vacation on a budget.
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Carpinteria Day Trip: A Funky, California Beach TownLocated just south of Santa Barbara, Carpinteria is the funky little beach town that time forgot. Visit Carpinteria as a day-trip by car or train for a peek at California 20 or 30 years ago.
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Power and Public Transit Bedevil Tokyo Disneyland, Park Closed IndefinitelyDue to problems with transportation and intermittent power, Tokyo Disney Resort is closed indefinitely after being rocked by Japan's 9.0 earthquake on March 11, 2011.
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How to Make Movie Theater Popcorn: Specific Products for Authentic TasteIf you want true movie theater popcorn, there's only one way to do it. Article gives specific search terms to copy and paste into your favorite search engine.
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First Person: Mortgage Crisis Claims Another (Furry) LifeThe latest victim of the nation's mortgage crisis never missed a single mortgage payment. Ringo, who died March 20th, was a cat, a flame-point Siamese with ice-blue eyes.
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Recipes for Easter: Emergency Ham GlazeSo you've just figured out that your Easter ham didn't come with a glaze packet. Now what? Ham glaze is easy; relax and read on.
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A Farewell to Knut: Famed Berlin Polar Bear Dies in His EnclosureKnut, the cuddly, white polar bear who rose to photographic fame after being hand-raised by his keepers, has died while swimming in the moat of his enclosure.
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Accio Fame? What's Next for Harry Potter Stars Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma WatsonWill one of them grasp the Goblet of Fame, leaving the others holding chocolate frogs?
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Review: DoubleTree Hotel Anaheim Orange County, Disneyland / Angel StadiumLooking for an upscale Disneyland hotel away from the Disney bustle? Check out the Doubletree Hotel Anaheim Orange County.
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Undaunted by Tsunami, Hawaii Welcomes Spring Break GuestsWith spring break rapidly approaching, President of Hawai'i Tourism Authority Mike McCartney assured travelers that "the State of Hawai'i is open for business. We welcome all visitors and are ready to serve them."Also published on:
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Review: Disneyland Budget Hotel - Comfort Inn Maingate, AnaheimA clean, comfortable Disneyland hotel with free breakfast is the holy grail of Disney travel deals, and I've got one for you: Anaheim's Comfort Inn Maingate
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Tokyo Disneyland Closed After Massive Japan QuakeTokyo Disney Resort is closed for inspections of attractions and infrastructure following Friday's massive 9.0 quake.
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Waiting for Tsunami: California Eyes Hawaii, Oregon as Waves Roll InAt 8:15 a.m. in Summerland, Calif., school bells ring out over this sleepy seaside community. It's Parent Conference week, so everyone is on campus early. They are waiting for the tsunami.
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Cruisers, Travel Agents Fret Over Fuel Supplements as Oil SoarsSurging oil prices have cruisers and travel agents up in arms over the rising cost of cruise vacations.
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Criminal Miscarriage: Confessions of a Prenatal MurderessIn the eyes of Georgia State Representative Bobby Franklin, I am a murderess. This article examines the implications of Franklin's bill to criminalize miscarriage.
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Hooked on FarmvilleI dismissed the Farmville crowd as easily-amused lightweights who were entertained by watching grass grow. And I vowed by all that was sacred that I would never, EVER, play such a stupid, pointless game. This is how I got hooked on Farmville.
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Disney Announces Opening Dates for New Star Tours RideMark your calendars, "Star Wars" fans. Disney has announced opening dates for the new Star Tours attraction.
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How to Remove Limescale or Hard Water Stains on a Bathroom FaucetAlso called limescale, hard water stains are crumbly, white mineral deposits left on household surfaces after water evaporates. This article tells how to remove limescale from a bathroom faucet without taking the faucet apart.
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Healthy Fast Food Review: Wendy's Spicy Chicken Caesar SaladThink healthy fast food is a contradiction in terms? Think again. Wendy's new Garden Sensations Salads lineup offers four perfect choices for healthy fast food on the go. I review Wendy's Spicy Chicken Caesar Salad.
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Former Disney Assistant Avoids Jail Time for Mickey-LeaksSentenced to home-confinement, Los Angeles resident Bonnie Hoxie avoided becoming an annual passholder at the local pokey for leaking insider information about Disney finances.Also published on:
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Coming Soon: Reserve Disneyland Rides on Your Home ComputerDisneyland visitors may soon be able to reserve everything from rides to shows to meals and character meetings with a click of a mouse.Also published on:
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Line of Storms Takes Aim at CaliforniaA change in weather patterns is bringing a series of winter storms to California.
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Healthy Homemade Chili Recipe: Reduced Fat, Low Sodium, Lots of VeggiesCanned chili at the grocery store has up to 1200 mg of sodium in a single serving. This healthy recipe for homemade chili is low in fat, low in salt and preservative free.
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Cheap Family Fun in Santa BarbaraTop free or low-cost family activities in Santa Barbara, California.
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Cat Adopts Santa Barbara Elementary SchoolSchoolchildren at Marymount of Santa Barbara welcome an unusual classmate - an orange tabby cat.
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Author Brian Jacques Dead at 71: A Eulogy for RedwallBrian Jacques, author of the beloved "Redwall" series, has died. He was 71. This article offers a eulogy for the author of the popular children's series.
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Nosebleeds: How to Remove Blood Stains on Clothes, Sheets and CarpetHere's an easy way to remove blood stains from clothing, bedding, towels and carpet.
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Cheap Disney Dining: Save $100 a Day on Food at Disneyland & Disney WorldHere are 10 tips to help you save $100 a day on food and dining at Disneyland or Disney World.
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Review: Quaker Chewy Dark Chocolate Cherry Bars - Surprisingly Good!Quaker Chewy Dark Chocolate Cherry bars with no high fructose corn syrup. A new formula, and a new flavor, have lured me back.
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Surviving the O.B. Tampon Shortage: Where to Find Them in Your Home, Office or CarSisters - listen up. I know where you can find a cache of o.b. tampons, and you already have them.
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How to Make Homemade Chocolate Pudding: Quick, Easy Pudding RecipeChocolate pudding doesn't have to come from a box that says Jell-O. You can make it at home, from scratch, for less than a buck with this easy recipe.
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Pizza Night for Less Than a Buck: How to Make Homemade PizzaPizza delivery can cost more than $30. Cut your cost for great pizza to less than a dollar per person with this handy, homemade pizza recipe. Hint: You'll be making the crust yourself. Don't worry! It's easy, and it freezes.
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Remembering Christa McAuliffe: A Student's Perspective on the Space Shuttle Challenger DisasterOn January 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded in mid-air 73 seconds after launch. Christa McAuliffe showed the world that women "could." Because Christa could, my entire generation of young women and girls knew that we could, too.
