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Extreme Makeover: HOPE edition

Would you let go of your child if it meant giving them a better life? This past Sunday I was watching Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, a show that I love even though it makes me cry. It was the season premiere – did you see it? Instead of building a house for one family they built a home for Boys Hope Girls Hope Baltimore, a group that takes at... >Full Story

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Writing a Love Song

Looking for a touch of romance this Valentine's Day? Whether you have a real significant other or an imaginary one, this tongue-in-cheek lesson in writing a love song is sure to inspire. More Romance Saying 'I Love You' for less A real valentine... >Read More

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The Great Escape

Back in college I had a particular professor we named "Dr. Snooze." We weren't trying to be mean. The fact of the matter was his monotone drone sent our eyelids southward. Naturally, one of our favorite things to hear from him was "Class dismissed," especially if it was another one of his unmemorable late-night lectures. Today, whether it's a...... >Read More

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Teaching Your Daughters to Value Modesty

Reality TV is all the rage these days. Survivor, Big Brother, The Amazing Race, The Apprentice – they all share the same premise: ordinary people confronted with extreme adversity. I have an idea for a great new reality show – one in which the task is so challenging as to be nearly impossible. Take a typical mom, dad and daughter,... >Read More

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Paris Hilton and What We Want

Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Please excuse the repetition, but I want this article to score highly in Google searches. You see, Google Zeitgeist, the mega-search engine’s report on its most popular search topics, says the heiress scored number one on 2006 Google News searches. The report presents...... >Read More

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