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Ginger Voight is an optioned screenwriter who has completed eight feature length screenplays as well as nine full length manuscripts. She's also an avid blogger who has earned a faithful following on several websites, including Twitter, MySpace, and YouTube.

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Politics, News & Issues > Presidential Elections 2008 US elections 2008: The prospects of disunity in Democrat party ranks after the nomination: 2 of 10
One of the most surprising aspects of this historical election year is how the two most influential candidates in recent history have divided a party right down the middle. While it shouldn't be torn down racial and gender lines, because Barack and Hillary tend to have very similar policies it has done just that. This can be... More..
Health & Fitness > Heart Disease & Heart Attack Atherosclerosis: Symptoms and treatment: 1 of 5
Definition: Artherosclerosis is an inflammatory disease where plaque builds up in the walls of the arteries, subsequently hardening them and blocking the blood flow. Generally it starts in childhood that progresses as the individual ages. In some people, it progresses rapidly even in someone as young as their 30s. Typically ... More..
Local Guides > New York City New York food: Where to get a great steak in NYC on a budget: 1 of 5
Any steak lover knows that the true conquest of a great meal is marrying a great cut of meat for a great price. When in a larger city, namely a city as big as New York well known for its historic and expensive steak houses, that particular task can be daunting. The trick is to discover those hidden gems that may not always h... More..
Politics, News & Issues > US Politics (Other) Should our politicians be held to a higher moral standard?: 26 of 129
Politicians are the advocates and representatives of their voter base, but beyond that they're hired to do a job. Because their occupation is a public one, temptation is great to hold these individuals to a higher moral standard, as it is for any public figure in our culture. It's almost this unspoken understanding that if m... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A wink: 15 of 74
It all started with a wink That made me stop and think You could be the one for me When we went out to dinner I knew you were a winner You made me laugh, you see Then the touch of a hand Made me understand What falling in love could be Then a kiss, soft and light Passion burning bright I was locked, you the key All the thing... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: The Labor Day mystery: 5 of 23
THE CASE OF THE TAINTED POTATO SALAD My name is Marty Sharp and I am a twelve year old private eye. While other guys my age might be just as content to play hours and hours of Guitar Hero, I find it much more challenging to figure out some of the crimes that happen in my small home town, Mulberry Grove. My twin sister Bo and... More..
Politics, News & Issues > US Politics (Other) Barack Obama becomes the 44th President-elect of the United States: 4 of 18

All Things are Possible. "IF there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible; who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time; who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer." - President-Elect Barack Obama. The first time I saw Bara... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Stars: 30 of 132
Chasing rainbows across the skies Moonbeams that whisper in your eyes A touch so soft and feather light A kiss that guides me through each night A love so tender it restores me anew A star must have fallen, you're my dream come true Hearing your voice call my name Knowing where I go, at my side you remain Living life to the ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Snapshots: 23 of 101
Snapshots, snapshots Everywhere In home sewn fare I used to wear A 70s child Gone 80s wild Perms, big hair Snapshots, snapshots Everywhere Snapshots, snapshots All showing Children growing The family We used to be Babies now men I'd do it again That's my prayer Snapshots, snapshots Everywhere Snapshots, snapshots Just becaus... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Crash: 3 of 13
"You think you know who you are. You have no idea." Such is the theme of 2004 Best Picture winner "Crash". It's the story of how race relations affect different residents in the culturally diverse Los Angeles as they bump - or crash - in and out of each other's lives. And, in a little over 100 minutes, Paul Haggis weaves tog... More..