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America Online
Created special features for the AOL health channel that received high-level promotion across the AOL service. Many were sponsored by advertisers such as Weight Watchers and General Mills.

Features include:

• "How Smart Are You?" Includes IQ test, foods that boost smarts, and smartest celebrities photo gallery.
• "Live Longer, Live Better" Includes the Real Age calculator, aging quiz, and tips to increase longevity.
• "You're in Charge: Five Medical Tests That Can Save Your Life" Includes information on such tests as mammography and colon cancer screenings, as well as member message boards.
• "Guilty Pleasures" Includes tips on habits and foods that are surprisingly healthy.
• "Cupboard Cures" Includes home remedies and recipes for common ailments.

AOL Digital City
Wrote destination guides and venue reviews for the local section of America Online, including guides to Delaware beaches and Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Network for Good
Created editorial content for a web-based nonprofit on topics including mentoring, health, historic travel, and wildlife protection.

WellPlanet.com
Developed editorial content for a natural health web site, including feature articles for departments including nutrition, fitness, and environment.

WashingtonPost.com
Developed content for the shopping channel of the Washington Post's web site and wrote copy for product promotions.