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Bingo Blitz Interactive Facebook Game
January 1, 2012 By Amy Browne Leave a Comment
Bingo Blitz on Facebook is a challenging fast-paced game where you play bingo with a twist. Most people who try it once are hooked. So what is the deal with the game? How did it quickly become one of the most played games on Facebook? Over two million people play Bingo Blitz in any given month, … [Know a Bit More...]
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Developing a positive Internet presence is important
February 8, 2013 By Alicia Rose Leave a Comment
Throughout my first year as an author, I did not realize the importance of promoting my Science Fiction novel via the Internet until receiving my royalty statement that included the total 2010 book sales for Just Alex. I knew this total of books sold for 2010 listed in my royalty statement was not solely friends, family and bookstores I had a relationship with for the total was larger. I appreciated this unexpected good news. These unknown sales from people I did not know were further … [Know a Bit More...]

Low Carb Shepherd’s Pie: The Amalgamated Version
December 12, 2012 By Tracey Rollison Leave a Comment
One of the perennial favorites of winter cooking is Shepherd's Pie. Covered with a golden cloud of potatoes and cheese, filled with savory ground meat, sauce, and vegetables, it's warming and mouth-watering. The potatoes, though. Potatoes? Aren't potatoes guaranteed to send blood sugar (and therefore blood pressure) straight upwards? Yes, they are. But there are excellent alternatives that do not have this rocket-like effect on your blood sugar. The simplest way to fix a Shepherd's … [Know a Bit More...]
Pluralism vs. Polarization or Why Washington is Broken and What We Can Do about It
November 7, 2012 By opher Leave a Comment
If you paid any attention to how our Federal Government has functioned, or more accurately, has been dysfunctional over the past four years, you’ve seen a textbook example of political polarization. We saw more of the same in the 2012 general election, epitomized by a Twitter tirade from real-estate mogul and reality TV personality Donald Trump. Mr. Trump tweeted after the networks called the election for Barack Obama (and then deleted portions of that tweet-fest) “We can't let this happen. … [Know a Bit More...]
Automotive & Transportation

Airport Security Choices – Strip Search or Full Body Grope
November 16, 2010 By opher Leave a Comment
“… but if you touch my junk I’m gonna have you arrested…” has become an unlikely battle cry in the latest aspect of the war against terrorism. At San Diego’s airport, on November 15, 2010, John Tyner decided enough was enough. In a video segment he captured on his iPhone (see video … [Know a Bit More]
Consumer Electronics, Video & Internet
Ebook Covers Options!
January 9, 2012 By Amy Browne Leave a Comment
Ebook covers are easy to create on your own. For people without those skills you can create the covers online or simply outsource the work. If you have the necessary skills, you could create your own eBook covers. All you need is an art program such as Paint Shop Pro or some other paint program. … [Know a Bit More]
Food & Dining
Some Movie Theaters Let You Bring in Outside Food Now
October 3, 2010 By Cherise Kelley Leave a Comment
At least one movie theater lets you bring in outside food now, The Blue Jay Four in Blue Jay, California. I was there yesterday to see "The Social Network." I had just purchased a classic crispy chicken sandwich across the street at McDonald's, along with a small diet Coke. I fully expected to have … [Know a Bit More...]
Home & Family
Bed Bath and Beyond Coupons – Best Way to Use 20% off and Other BB&B Coupons
November 30, 2010 By opher Leave a Comment
This article briefly describes Bed Bath & Beyond, the types of coupons the company offers, the sources for such coupons, and the policies dealing with their use. Finally, the best strategy is suggested for getting the largest discount possible using Bed Bath & Beyond coupons and deals. Bed … [Know a Bit More...]
Leisure & Entertainment

Quillayute River; Quileute Nation Spelling
June 4, 2011 By Cherise Kelley Leave a Comment
The original Forks High School's front doorway was engraved with "Quillayute Valley High School." I noticed this when I was a substitute teacher at Forks High School during the 1996/1997 school year. All my paychecks from there are from the Quillayute Valley School District. A new Forks High School … [Know a Bit More...]
Money & Business
How to Compare Consulting or Freelance Rates to a Salary
February 23, 2011 By opher Leave a Comment
After many years or even decades as an employee, most people fantasize about being their own boss, working from home, setting their own hours, and being able to deduct many of the expenses they cannot easily deduct as employees. If you have a specific business opportunity in mind, and know … [Know a Bit More...]
News & Opinion

Junior Senior – A Demographic in Limbo from Ages 55 to 66
March 1, 2011 By Victoria Reid Leave a Comment
From ages 55 to 66, American citizens fall into a bizarre void that is determined to be past middle age, but not yet a senior citizen. At age 55, not only do many people get deluged with emails and circulars from the AARP, they actually begin to garner some small benefits of advancing age. … [Know a Bit More...]
Religion, Ethics & Philosophy
It’s OK To Serve Stove Top Stuffing and Turkey Loaf for Thanksgiving and Christmas!
October 11, 2010 By Cherise Kelley
The holidays are about spending quality time with family and friends, not about working all day in the kitchen. If you have the money to have your holidays catered, then by all means do so. The rest of us will serve Stove Top Stuffing and these other instant holiday foods that don't cost much more … [Know a Bit More...]
Science, Technology & Education
Writer’s Resume: Alicia Rose
March 8, 2011 By Alicia Rose Leave a Comment
Alicia Rose in October 2010 accepted an invitation to join KnowABit as a Freelance Writer. She began writing as a professional writer in 1980 and progressed to publishing articles on the Internet in 2009. She continues to publish a diverse variety of online articles on KnowABit, Associated Content … [Know a Bit More...]
Sports, Health & Wellness

Tooth Implant – Personal Experience and Advice
January 11, 2011 By Cherise Kelley 6 Comments
I have a tooth implant on my top jaw, close to the front. I am happy with it. It took more than a year to safely complete the dental implant process. They put me under general anesthesia, pulled my infected tooth, drilled into my upper jaw to remove the infection and did a bone graft. The bone … [Know a Bit More...]
