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Education Blog The Tree.com Education Blog is here to help you make better decisions regarding higher education, grad school, paying for college and much more! 76
Entertainment Blog Our goal here is not always to focus on the mainstream. We’re interested in the interesting. The things people are doing, seeing, listening to, reading, and talking about. We want to provide personal observations on arts and entertainment. 89
Food & Dining Blog Welcome to the Tree.com's Food & Drink Channel. My contributors and I aim to educate, entertain and share about food and drink, whether it's a food trend, an experience or a new recipe. So interact with us, email us and tell us what you're 107
Health & Wellness Blog A place to find answers and information about the health topics that are important to you. 127
Home & Garden Blog The focus of the Tree.com Home and Garden Channel is on providing easy solutions for common household problems, simple design ideas that have a big impact and tools to help you live productively. 91
  • Why are we so frightened of being alone?

    AloneOrson Welles was once quoted as saying “We’re born alone, we live alone, we die alone. Only through our love and friendship can we create the illusion for a moment that we are not alone.” Whether you agree with this particularly Buddhist sentiment or not, the fact is that for many people loneliness is one of the most feared of emotions.

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  • Heart-Healthy Lunch High in Fiber: Pesto Chicken Salad Wrap

    In our three part series on packing a heart healthy lunch , I first talked here about choosing the right foods to pack, then here I stressed the importance of choosing a variety in your meal and snacks. This month we’ll focus on another aspect of...
  • Recommitting to Healthy Eating

    StrawberryIt's that time again. That time when it becomes clear I've fallen so far from a healthy lifestyle that something drastic needs to be done. That time when I can't deny my I don't fit into my pants any longer and need to re-commit to a healthy diet.

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  • NYC’s Big Gay Ice Cream Truck!

    In 2009, The Big Gay Ice Cream Truck entered New York City's food truck scene and became a quick favorite of ice cream fans and food bloggers alike. The concept is great; a Mister Softee style truck offering tricked out toppings including Sea Salt...
  • Q&A with Food Truck Owner Roland Robles

    Roland Robles loves food and people equally. Like other creative types with an itch for social interaction, he used to have to seek out extracurricular experiences to balance the isolation of his chosen art; the time he spent in the back kitchens of San...
  • Classic Food Carts of NYC

    In these days of trendy food trucks popping up all over the place with gourmet grilled cheese , and the like, it’s easy to overlook the originators. Those old school carts who are out there on the city streets every day. In some areas these carts...
  • San Diego Food Scene: Fish Tacos

    San Diego is famous for fish tacos , a simple, yet satisfying dish with roots in Baja, California , where it was a favorite among surfers. The exact date the dish crossed the border is uncertain, but many people credit Ralph Rubio (of the Rubio's...
  • Skewers, Soups and Other Glorious Chinese Street Food

    A lot of people, in fact I would venture to say most people, around the world are familiar with the cuisine of China. They've tasted egg fried rice and kung pao chicken and maybe even sampled fried dumplings, which in the U.S., are sometimes called...
  • Food Bikes and Carts Expand the Mobile Food Trend

    When it comes to the mobile food trend, most of the attention goes to food trucks. A show on Jack in the Box jumping on the bandwagon has pushed the once fringe movement into the mainstream, which is great news for would-be restauranteurs who can't...
  • Eddie Vedder at the Copley Symphony Symphony Hall

    Copley Symphony Hall San Diego, CA With Glen Hansard July 5, 2011 Fans expecting Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder’s San Diego homecoming to be the feel-good concert of the summer were abruptly disabused of that notion three songs into his Tuesday...
  • Trend Alert: Gourmet Peanut Butter Sandwiches

    To many, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are the best thing since sliced bread. A lunchbox staple for generations, the iconic sandwich is tasty straight-up and can also be dressed up by adding a banana, chocolate chips or honey... but that's only...
  • How To Clean And Remove Odors From Your Garbage Disposal

     A garbage disposal can be both a blessing and a curse in our homes. It is a blessing because it is a convenient way to grind and discard food wastes in our home. However, it can also be a curse when the disposal starts to smell. To keep your garbage disposer in good working odor, and from developing unpleasant odors, here are some tips.

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  • Are Toasters a Household Hazard?

     I never really thought about potential dangers associated with leaving my toaster plugged in until someone mentioned to me that this could be a fire hazard. So, I took the issue to the internet. I asked friends on Facebook, Googled until I couldn't see straight, and I even questioned my elders.

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  • Fresh Fruit Spanish Sangria--The Perfect Adult "Fruit Punch"

    Luscious. Red. Fruity. Cold. Bubbly. Spanish Sangria, growing up, meant we were having a party. My folks weren't really beer drinkers but come gatherings around the Arambula household, the leaded crystal goblets were brought out and Carlo Rossi Sangria...
  • Creating a Princess Garden

     I don't have to tell you that buying flowers at the store is expensive. What better idea is there than to let your daughters grow their own flowers for fresh bouquets to hold while playing Princess or Bride? By choosing the right flowers, your little Princess can have fresh bouquets all summer long. 

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  • Weird Criminal Law Stories No. 11

     Seattle, WA: We learn that police in Seattle needed to set up a ticketing lot for a speed trap they had set up. Guess what kind of lot  they chose? If you guessed it would be the parking lot of a doughnut shop you were right. At least 50 city officers were joined by state troopers who spent the day operating out of  a Krispy Kreme shop parking lot. We learn further that the boys in blue handed out 120 tickets in one day.

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  • Which Dietary Cleanse Is Best For You?

    LemonsWhether you are stuck in a sugar slump or looking to give your internal organs a tune up, dietary cleanses can help jump start healthier routines. If you are considering a cleanse, you face a myriad of choices—from juice cleanses, to all vegetable diets, to kidney and liver detox.

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  • Is Yoga For Me?

    A yoga poseMy first yoga class was probably over ten years ago when I was living in Boston and went to an "women only" gym. The gym offered so many great classes I found myself exercising outside of my normal treadmill and weights routine. I was immediately smitten with the practice and from that point on have enjoyed various types of yoga.

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  • Learning Disabilities and Your Child: Definitions and Characteristics, Part I

    ClassroomMost parents feel anxiety and guilt when suspicions that a child has learning disabilities become cause for psycho-educational and academic assessments. The message is that there’s something wrong with their child ; therefore, “it must be my fault”. By the time of a diagnosis, the guilt hampers a parent's ability take in information, to ask the right questions. 

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  • For the Love of Labels

     Labels make all the difference in the world between finding your stuff and finding your stuff quickly.  We'll discuss how to do it and what kind of labels to use.



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  • How to Successfully Run a Virtual Business

    These days, all it takes is a computer and internet connection to run a virtual business. You can work in your pjs from home and you don't have a morning commute! What could be better?

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  • Dyeing Cut Flowers

     Have you ever bought a bouquet of flowers or cut them out of your garden and really wished they were another color? It's not that hard to change the color of light-colored flowers. With a little creativity, you can turn white or light pink flowers into fabulous, bold colors.

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  • The Realization of Our True Uniqueness

    UniqueRecently, I made a visit to my local police department to get my fingerprints taken for my L.C.S.W. (Licensed Clinical Social Work) licensure in the state of California. While observing each of my fingerprints coming up on the screen....I could not help but stand in amazement.

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  • The real cost of pizza

    Pizza

    It’s ironic. We spend the first few years of our children’s lives eagerly encouraging them to walk and talk, and then the next 16 years or so trying to get them to sit down and shut up. Anyone who has spent any length of time in the company of children will identify with this wry, yet amusing take on parenthood.

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  • Pilates for the Newbie

    Using the ReformerWant to achieve a stronger core, increase range of motion, have better posture, and toned muscles?  Pilates is the ticket!   You did your homework to find a studio and book your initial private consultation.  Now what can you expect during your first Pilates experience?

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