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Rachel Hines

Avoiding the Big-Box Shopping this Christmas

December 24, 2008 by Rachel Hines Leave a Comment

As someone who loves shopping and going to the mall, you would never take me as the person to say that I would much rather do my Christmas shopping in small-town Ontario.

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Filed Under: Culture, Lifestyle

Online Dating Versus Twitter

December 23, 2008 by Rachel Hines 5 Comments

We’ve all been there – that REALLY lonely stage in life. You just broke up with your significant other, and now what? It’s too early to start serious dating again, but not too soon to mingle.

Okay, I admit it: I found myself lost amid the myriad faces of online dating, but often times I stopped myself from doing anything else but looking. There  were countless moments where I would be searching for hours only to step outside of my body, slap the back of my head, and say, “What the hell are you doing?!”

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Filed Under: Culture, Lifestyle Tagged With: dating

One Canadian’s Perspective on the US Presidential Election

October 7, 2008 by Rachel Hines 1 Comment

Since I had the right to vote, I have viewed politics from afar. Politics have never really interested me in the least, mainly because I observed it as run-around and empty promises. I have found it hard to follow, or keep interested in laws and bills, campaigns or slam ads. Politics is just not my forte.

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Filed Under: Politics

Musical Cues in Film Aren’t Necessary

June 28, 2008 by Rachel Hines 2 Comments

Music is a very important and evident aspect of film.

Musical cues in films help the audience to feel a certain way, whether it is happy or sad with sappy violins or pianos, alerts of upcoming danger with sharp and eerie notes, or signals the end of a film by playing upbeat Top 40 songs.

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Filed Under: Arts

Style A to Zoe: A Fashion Book Review

May 6, 2008 by Rachel Hines 1 Comment

book cover of Style A to Zoe by Rachel Zoe

I have never thought of myself, by any means, as a fashionista. However, I do like to keep up with what the latest styles, trends and “it” whatevers are. I never identified with one style icon, but rather took aspects from different women in the fashion and entertainment world that stood out to me.

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Filed Under: Arts, Books, Fashion

Blogging and Social Media Reshaped My Work

April 20, 2008 by Rachel Hines 2 Comments

social media icons on a phone

If you were to have told me, about a year ago, that I would be using social media on a regular basis, I would have thought you were insane. To me, social media was nothing more than Facebook and MySpace, nothing more, nothing less.

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Filed Under: Business, Technology

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