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Nicholas Kristof at his inspiring best: "This year’s college graduates owe their success to many factors, from hectoring parents to cherished remedies for hangovers. But one of the most
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Hope to Action is organizing women around climate change, and women across the country are hosting eco-salons to learn about and share information on living more eco-friendly lives. Check it out
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Emily 
on July 03, 2008
View Original: www.newsweek.com Tags: circadian rhythm, health, internal clock
The surprising ways our internal clock affects some of the most important aspects of our lives. -
THE most important piece of farm equipment at Grazin’ Angus Acres is not the windmill that Dan Gibson, the farm’s founder, hopes will one day help him operate off the grid. Nor is it the
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Nutritionist and author Jonny Bowden has created several lists of healthful foods people should be eating but aren’t. But some of his favorites, like purslane, guava and goji berries, aren’t
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Brandie
on July 02, 2008 in Election 2008
View Original: www.dailyherald.com Tags: McCain, Obama, economy
WASHINGTON - Far too many people are buckling under the strain of trying to run their households as consumer prices rise, home values decline and banks get tougher on letting them use credit to
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Brandie
on July 02, 2008 in Election 2008
View Original: news.bbc.co.uk Tags: McCain, election, town hall
A town hall meeting is John McCain's chance to show he is a man of the people - and he does it with consummate skill. In the warehouse of a factory in the small town of Pipersville,
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A cup of tea at breakfast or over lunch is one of life's simple indulgences. It's even more special - and not much more difficult - if you grow the herbs yourself. Many of the best tea herbs are
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Becki
on July 02, 2008 in Christian Parenting
View Original: newsweek.washingtonpost.com Tags: Manson, Susan Atkins, crime
Justice or mercy? That is the pressing question in what seems to be a coda in the story of the 1969 Manson family murders. At issue is the request by Susan Atkins, now 60, for compassionate
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First it was drinking. Then it was cell phones. Now text-messaging is the latest behind-the-wheel activity lawmakers are trying to curb. -
The Daily Southtown reported that the difference might not be that noticeable on smaller items, but when buying large items like a refrigerator or big-screen TV, the tax disparity might be enough
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someonespoilme
on June 30, 2008
View Original: www.someonespoilme.com Tags: freebie, new mom, sweepstake
In honor of baby season, SomeoneSpoilMe.com is spoiling all New Moms! Whether you are a New Mom, Expecting Mom, or just a very close friend, sign up on SomeoneSpoilMe.com and have a chance to win
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Becki
on June 30, 2008 in Healthy Moms
View Original: well.blogs.nytimes.com Tags: antioxidants, dining, eating
I'm happy to find that I am eating some of the foods on this list. Now, if I could only stop eating the bad ones...1 comment | 1 likes it | report | Tell a friend
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littlewindow
on June 30, 2008
View Original: littlewindowshoppe.com Tags: babies, boutiques, children
**Submit your Shoppe, Boutique or Blog for FREE at The Little Window Shoppe! And to celebrate the Sweet Shoppes, enter to win a Secret de Sothys Cream valued at $180** The Sweet Shoppes Guide
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Becki
on June 29, 2008 in Christian Parenting
View Original: www.presidentialprayerteam.net Tags: Bible, christian, president
For those not content to merely rock the vote, a nonpartisan, nonpolitical site with Bible verses and prayers for the election, our nation's leaders, and the armed forces. -
Becki
on June 29, 2008 in Autism in the Neighborhood
View Original: www.time.com Tags: Fragile X, autism, family
Fragile X has been known for decades, but an explosion of new research, prodded along by advocacy groups like the National Fragile X Foundation and FRAXA, is yielding insights that have
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Sometimes it does, of course. But overall? The results of this study may surprise you. -
My blog about living, working and mothering in NYC.0 comments | 1 likes it | report | Tell a friend
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Brandie
on June 27, 2008 in ADHD and Us
View Original: abcnews.go.com Tags: ADHD, allergies, behavior
What O'Brien soon learned was that artificial dyes are used in sugary cereals, candies, sodas and other goodies marketed toward children. Sometimes artificial dyes are even used to simulate the
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Chores are those very needed, yet often procrastinated tasks that are a part of life. As parents, many of us are trying to teach our children how to be responsible and complete their daily or
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