Articles written by Matthew Pizzolato
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Fiction Writing Tips for Novice Writers
Useful tips for beginning writers that will help to improve the odds of getting published.
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Myspace Mobsters Property
Learn the secrets to quickly building an income in order to become one of the richest mobs in the game.
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Swine Flu (H1N1) Vaccine
A recently developed vaccine for the Swine Flu epidemic that is sweeping the world has been approved by the FDA and will begin distribution in October.
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Myspace Mobsters Secrets
Learn which Mobsters missions will best reward the high amounts of energy used to perform them.
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Swine Flu Epidemic (H1N1)
The H1N1 Swine Flu first made headlines in mid-April 2009, leaving many to wonder if the world is on the verge of another pandemic.
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Myspace Mobsters Tips
Learn how to get the most out of your Top Mob.
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Myspace Mobsters – Tips for Improving Your Mob
Learn how best to apply your mobster skill points in order to accomplish certain goals in the game.
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Myspace Mobsters – Tips and Tricks
Learn strategies to transform your mob into the most powerful on Myspace Mobsters.
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Battle of San Jacinto
After the fall of the Alamo, the Battle of San Jacinto clinched freedom for the newly formed Republic of Texas.
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John Coffee "Jack" Hays
Throughout his career as a Texas Ranger, Jack Hays served with distinction and played in integral part in the settling of Texas.
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Northrop Grumman F-14 Tomcat
The versatile F-14 Tomcat served the United States Navy through four decades, while amassing an impressive combat record.
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Neil Armstrong – American Astronaut
Neil Armstrong commanded Apollo 11, the first manned spacecraft to visit the moon.
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Ferdinand Magellan – Sailor and Explorer
During a time when many believed the world to be flat, the journey of Ferdinand Magellan proved the world to be round.
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Amelia Earhart - American Pilot
Although the circumstances of her death may never be known, Earhart promoted the fledgling aviation industry as well as the role of women in flying.
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John Charles Fremont – American Pathfinder
Fremont's mapping expeditions throughout the American West contributed greatly to the settlement and expansion of the United States of America.
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Christopher Kit Carson – American Explorer
Kit Carson served many roles during his lifetime that were vital to the exploration and settlement of the American West.
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Johnny Cash - The Man in Black
Although he came from humble beginnings, Johnny Cash became a pioneer of modern country music.
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Outlaw and Lawman John King Fisher
King Fisher walked the line on both sides of the law during his lifetime, eventually becoming a deputy sheriff before his untimely death.
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Soldier and Politician Jefferson Davis
Jefferson Davis graduated from West Point and later became the President of the Confederate States of America.
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Movie Star and Writer Will Rogers
Will Rogers is better known for his movie career, but he worked in several Wild West shows and was a gifted entertainer.
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Frontiersman Daniel Boone
Daniel Boone pioneered early American expansion and helped to settle the country, becoming an enduring American legend.
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Apache Warrior Cochise
Cochise led his people against the dual Mexican and American encroachment into his territory, becoming an American Folk Hero.
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Scout and Hunter Buffalo Bill Cody
Buffalo Bill Cody rose from humble beginnings to become so famous that his name inspires images of the Wild West.
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Legendary Killer Billy the Kid
Billy the Kid's role in the Lincoln County War earned him a place in American folklore and a fair amount of controversy still surrounds his death.
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Consolidated B-24 Liberator
The Consolidated B-24 Liberator distinguished itself in battle and became one of the most recognized aircraft of the Second World War.
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Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
The most famous bomber of the Second World War, the B-17 Flying Fortress was used primarily in the European Theater against Germany.
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Martha Jane Canary - Calamity Jane
Despite the many rumors surrounding her life, Calamity Jane's fame will always be connected with Wild Bill Hickok.
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Wild Bill Hickok
Wild Bill Hickok achieved fame during his own lifetime as the marshal of Abilene, Kansas.
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John Henry Holliday
John Henry "Doc" Holliday, a dentist by trade, became associated with Wyatt Earp and was best known for his involvement in the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
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Max Brand - King of Westerns
Perhaps one of the most prolific writers of all time, Max Brand achieved success in the early 20th century, writing hundreds of novels, short stories and poems.
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John Wesley Hardin - Texas Gunman
John Wesley Hardin killed his first man at the age of 15 and is reputed to have killed nearly 40 during his lifetime.
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Lockheed P-38 Lightning
The duel engine configuration extended survivability and the planes unique design inspired fear in enemy troops.
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Pope John Paul II - The Holy Father
Karol Józef Wojtyla was elected to the papacy in October of 1978, becoming known as Pope John Paul II.
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Tom Horn - Hired Killer and Gunman
Tom Horn gained his reputation as a killer of rustlers while in the employ of the Wyoming Cattleman's Association.
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Louis L'amour - Legendary Western Storyteller
Louis L'amour became one of the most prolific western writers in history. L'amour's works include the Hopalong Cassidy novels and "Education of a Wandering Man."
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Robert E. Lee - Confederate Hero
Robert E. Lee served the Confederate States of America with honor and devotion, but his career began with the United States Army.
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North American P-51 Mustang
The P-51 Mustang was one of the best long range fighter escort planes of World War II and matched anything the German Luftwaffe could throw against it.
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Frontier Legend David Crockett
Popular during his own time, Davy Crockett became a legend at the Alamo and his fame has spread across the ages.
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Belle Starr - Outlaw Woman
Myths and legends surrounding the life of Belle Starr have been popularized by writers and by Hollywood until it is difficult to discern fact from fiction.
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The Outlaw Jesse James
The James-Younger Gang rose to prominence in a war torn Missouri after the Civil War and garnered public sympathy until Jesse's untimely death.
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Legendary Lawman Wyatt Earp
The legend of Wyatt Earp began in Dodge City, Kansas and became etched in immortality at Tombstone's O.K. Corral.
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Blue Heelers - Australian Cattle Dogs
The blue heeler originated in Australia in the mid 19th century and after several breeding experiments gave rise to the popular cattle dog of today.
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Father Michael Joseph McGivney
Parish priest Michael McGivney founded the Knights of Columbus in New Haven, Connecticut in 1882 and the organization has spread worldwide with over 1.7 million members.
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Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Stonewall Jackson was the epitome of a Confederate commander and will remain forever enshrined as a hero to the Confederate cause.
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Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
The P-47 Thunderbolt was the most versatile and durable of all fighter aircraft and built a combat record that is challenged by very few other planes.
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CSS Shenandoah - Confederate Raider
The 58,000-mile voyage of the CSS Shenandoah marked the only time the flag of the Confederate States of America traversed the globe.
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