November, 2009

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Alex Jones Jumps Onboard Camp FEMA Project

Alex Jones Jumps Onboard Camp FEMA Project

Alex Jones admitted that he rarely granted on-camera interview requests because he is so often the target of smear campaigns attempting to discredit his work and destroy the freedom movement in the United States, but when director William Lewis asked... (Continue reading)

Better than Honeycrisp? SweeTango could be the next top apple

Better than Honeycrisp? SweeTango could be the next top apple

By Jeff Kiger Post-Bulletin, Rochester MN LAKE CITY — “The best apple I’ve ever eaten in my life.” That’s a strong statement from Dennis Courtier, a self-described “apple geek” and the president of Pepin Heights Orchards in Lake City. Is... (Continue reading)

Drunk Man Found At Grocery Store Eating Avocados

Drunk Man Found At Grocery Store Eating Avocados

(AP) Police said a man was arrested at a grocery store after workers found him at a table in the deli, eating avocados, cake and other items. Bismarck Police Lt. Randy Ziegler said the 38-year-old man was intoxicated and had... (Continue reading)

Cash for Clunkers generates 700,000 new car sales

Cash for Clunkers generates 700,000 new car sales

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Transportation Department says the popular Cash for Clunkers program generated nearly 700,000 new car sales and came under the $3 billion budget for the monthlong program. The government said Wednesday dealers submitted 690,114 vouchers totaling $2.88... (Continue reading)

Corporate Bonds Are Overpriced

Corporate Bonds Are Overpriced

Matthew Craft The rally in corporate credit has lifted the fortunes of all types of companies, including many that are closely tied to economic growth. That’s good news for them: higher bond prices make it easier to refinance debt and... (Continue reading)

What Advertisers Will Pay For On News Sites

What Advertisers Will Pay For On News Sites

LOS ANGELES — On the Web, newspapers and magazines sell advertising products quite similar to the ads they peddle in print. Publishers typically sell advertisers on the notion that they can build their brands simply by plastering marketing messages next... (Continue reading)

The Sonoma Diet

The Sonoma Diet

The Sonoma Diet, created by Connie Gunderson R.D., Ph.D., is a diet plan that promotes using smaller plates and portions while enjoying Mediterranean-style foods as the way to a slimmer waist and healthier lifestyle. The diet is not meant to... (Continue reading)

ADHD Drug Abuse Prevalent Among American Teens

ADHD Drug Abuse Prevalent Among American Teens

Every day, an estimated 2,500 American teens use a “legal” drug to get high for the first time. These drugs include opioids, which are most often prescribed to treat pain, and central nervous system depressants, used to treat anxiety and... (Continue reading)

Americans Must Find Better Options for Sweet Cravings

Americans Must Find Better Options for Sweet Cravings

Americans must become more creative with their resolutions for sweet cravings, avoiding treats with added sugars. For the first time ever, the American Heart Association has released specific guidelines for daily limits of added sugars. Their recommendations are a significant... (Continue reading)

Secret process benefits pet projects

Secret process benefits pet projects

WASHINGTON – A sleepy Montana checkpoint along the Canadian border that sees about three travelers a day will get $15 million under President Barack Obama’s economic stimulus plan. A government priority list ranked the project as marginal, but two powerful... (Continue reading)

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