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1. Thinking about Integrative Medicine & it's Future November 16, 2009 The NBC National News, quoted the Washington Post in March of 2000, about the concerns that the FDA had over the mixing of supplements and conventional medications. There were concerns that millions of people are taking supplements considered herbs, homeopathic, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and some diet products and having reactions when they mix these things with common and prescribed medications. I have studied this phenomenon for over 20 years and do know for a fact that with conventional medications, these reactions are quite common. The AMA is calling for the FDA to reverse ... (read more) Author: manoj goyat

2. Perception Is Reality?How Can It have some bearing on Your Network Marketing Business. November 05, 2009 I was checking my e-mails and one with the title "Science Proves "Faking It" Works?" grabbed my attention. I went to the link and read the posting. It was about a socio-psychological experiment in Washington DC, which proves that appearance is everything... READ THE POST HERE: I loved this story shared by Adrian Armstrong, and I am sure you will too. Marketing knows that, and this is exactly what makes something more valuable than other thing. Just imagine, we drink cola drinks and love them. If you think about it, cola drinks are the exact opposite of the most precious and healthy l... (read more) Author: Carina Franco

3. Use your health insurance to save money on taxes November 01, 2009 Proper planning with respect to how you structure and use your health insurance can really pay off when the tax man comes. I’m not a registered tax planner, CPA, etc., but the next few items should be discussed with your tax preparer. H.S.A Plans: A prior blog post from August 19th described what they are and how they work. Amounts (up to certain limits) contributed to your H.S.A account can be deducted dollar for dollar from your top line income on form 1040. In 2008 it came out on the first page on line 25. That’s right, the money is yours to keep (it’s not use it or lose it) and spend on a... (read more) Author: Lance Harryson

4. Review of the Blastoff Network October 29, 2009 There's been a lot of pre-launch buzz about the Blastoff Network. If you're inquiring at all, this commentary will explain what it is and why it matters. The Blastoff Network is a web portal - it's free to join - and it allows you to set up a free web page that organizes live feeds of your preferred websites, all in one spot. As a free member of Blastoff, you have the ability to design a custom home page that includes real-time content from the most popular sites on the net. So if you're into news, you can set up your Blastoff page with live feeds of Fox, CNN, the Washington Post, ... (read more) Author: Phil Chapman

5. Mo docs in DC say slow down health reform train October 29, 2009 A Washington Post poll this week showed that Americans have warmed to a public option in health insurance overhaul (57 % supported it) and liberal lawmakers are pressing to insert a government-run plan in legislation being hashed out. But the message was much the opposite this morning on the U.S. Capitol lawn from a trio of Missouri physicians, accompanied by a fearful patient, aligned with the Coalition to Protect Patient Rights. The coalition, which calls itself a nonpartisan grassroots organization and claims 10,000 members, has delivered a consistent anti-public option message ... (read more) Author: Health Insurance

6. Facing foreclosure? Stop it!!! The ugly truth about foreclosures in NY October 19, 2009 As the unemployment rate is hovering above 10 percent in New York, higher than the national average due to the Wall Street turmoil, foreclosure process have been getting prevalent. Economists are expecting it to be worse at least for a next couple of quarters. According to a Washington Post's article on October 16th, more than 925,000 borrowers received a foreclosure filing, which can range from a default notice to a bank repossession, between July and September. That is up 23 percent from the comparable period last year. Because I've worked with quite a few banks as a pr... (read more) Author: Hiro Tanaka

7. Report: Runoff Expected in Afghan Presidential Vote October 16, 2009 A published report says the findings of a probe into fraud allegations in Afghanistan's August election will trigger a runoff between President Hamid Karzai and his closest challenger.The Washington Post says the U.N.-backed Electoral Complaints Commission has reduced President Karzai's portion of the vote to 47 percent, less than the 50 percent he needs to win outright. U.N. officials say official results from the August 20 presidential elections could be announced on Saturday.Preliminary results released last month gave Mr. Karzai 54 percent of the vote.  His main challenger, former For... (read more)

8. Dangerous pills vs medical penis stretchers October 16, 2009 The recent recall of Brookstone's Pharmaceuticals Concentrated Acetaminophen Drops and Nature & Health's 6 penis enhancement supplements in the Washington Post can be a sign of the potential risks associated with these drugs. Published on the 15th July, more than 8 penis enlargement drugs were recalled because of the harm they can have on a people's health. Liver Toxicity, kidney problems and dangerously low blood pressure levels… those were just some of the side effects thought to be triggered by the ingredients in these pills. But, in these cases, these recalls occurred before th... (read more) Author: Robert Lozano

9. Pentagon Denies Report of 'Unannounced' Troops in Afghanistan October 13, 2009 The Pentagon says a Washington Post story claiming it is making an "unannounced" deployment of 13,000 additional troops to Afghanistan is inaccurate. US Soldiers in AfghanistanA Pentagon spokesman, Colonel Dave Lapan, says the Post story itself notes that the 13,000 support troops are within the overall maximum authorized by President Barack Obama earlier this year."The story confirms that 68,000 is still the number. So nothing is missing. Nothing is hidden. The 13,000 doesn't somehow increase from 68 [thousand] to above that. So we've consistently said by the end of the year, on the curr... (read more)

10. Obama Approves 13,000 Support Troops to Afghanistan October 13, 2009 A major U.S. newspaper says President Barack Obama has authorized the deployment of at least 13,000 additional support troops to Afghanistan.President Barack Obama (file)The Washington Post reported Tuesday that the Pentagon is deploying the 13,000 new troops in addition to the 21,000 extra combat soldiers approved by Mr. Obama in March. Officials stress that the latest deployment is made up of support troops, such as engineers, medical personnel and intelligence experts, rather than combat troops.Pentagon officials say the increase of support troops in Afghanistan should not come as a surpri... (read more)

11. Washington Post: UN Data Indicates Massive Fraud in Afghan Election October 07, 2009 A major U.S. newspaper says confidential U.N. data on Afghanistan's disputed presidential election show the official vote count in some provinces exceeded the estimated number of voters by more than 100,000. UN envoy to Afghanistan, Kai Eide (file photo)The Washington Post reported Wednesday that a U.N. spreadsheet kept secret by the U.N. chief envoy in Afghanistan, Kai Eide, showed widespread discrepancies between estimated turnout and the final vote tally. These discrepancies were especially prevalent in the volatile southern and eastern provinces, where Afghan President Hamid Karzai wo... (read more)

12. Washington Post: UN Data Shows Vote Discrepancies in Afghan Election October 07, 2009 Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC) worker takes photograph after looking for patterns of irregularities in Kabul, 13 Sep 2009A major U.S. newspaper says confidential U.N. data on Afghanistan's disputed presidential election show the official vote count in some provinces exceeded the estimated number of voters by more than 100,000.The Washington Post reported Wednesday that a U.N. spreadsheet kept secret by the U.N. chief envoy in Afghanistan, Kai Eide, showed widespread discrepancies between estimated turnout and the Independent Election Commission's vote results.  These discrepancies ... (read more)

13. List of U.S Newspapers September 12, 2009 There are more than a hundred newspapers circulating in the United States of America and it is not quite feasible to discuss each one of them. In this regard, we would like to discuss the top five newspapers in the long list of U.S. newspapers in circulation. Fifth on the list of U.S. newspapers is ?The Washington Post,? owned by the Washington Post Company. ?The Washington Post? is known as the oldest newspaper circulating in Washington, D.C. and has been in circulation since 1877. Its format is broadsheet, its publisher is Katharine Weymouth, and its editor is Marcus Brauchli. The daily... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

14. List of U.S Newspapers September 10, 2009 There are more than a hundred newspapers circulating in the United States of America and it is not quite feasible to discuss each one of them. In this regard, we would like to discuss the top five newspapers in the long list of U.S. newspapers in circulation. Fifth on the list of U.S. newspapers is “The Washington Post,” owned by the Washington Post Company. “The Washington Post” is known as the oldest newspaper circulating in Washington, D.C. and has been in circulation since 1877. Its format is broadsheet, its publisher is Katharine Weymouth, and its editor is Marcus Brauchli. The daily... (read more) Author: Kenny Leones

15. Brad Paisley's 'American Saturday Night' Showcases All His Talents September 03, 2009 'American Saturday Night'Brad Paisley is a triple threat in Country music - a talented singer, extraordinary guitarist and accomplished songwriter. Brad showcases all of those talents on his new album, American Saturday Night.American Saturday Night is earning Brad Paisley some of the best critical reviews of his career. The Washington Post praised him for being "as versatile an artist as Nashville has produced in years," and The New York Times called Brad "the most important act in mainstream Country music." His fans are equally impressed with the album. First-week sales led to a Number O... (read more)

16. EIGHT YEARS AFTER 9/11: HOW SAFE IS AMERICA TODAY? September 02, 2009 (New York, NY)—With the full-time debates on fixing health care and the nation’s economic woes, national security seems to be back-burnered. But as we near the eighth anniversary of the World Trade Center attack by Al Qaeda, the question arises: Is the American government losing focus on homeland security issues? The Washington Post reports that 9/11 Commission leaders recently met with US intelligence and homeland security chiefs and urged the Obama administration not to lose focus on counterterrorism and domestic security threats as the nation’s political attention moves elsewhere. “As... (read more) Author: Olga Vladi

17. Real Estate Online Courses What Should You Study September 02, 2009 You juggle many daily duties as a working professional and it may seem almost impossible to fit in education to pursue a fulfilling, lucrative career in real estate. With online distance learning, you can take real estate classes at your own time and pace rather than having to attend scheduled classes. Because distance learning is so flexible and convenient, the Washington Post reports that by 2008, one in ten students pursuing higher education will be enrolled in an online learning program. Imagine moving mountains to make money in real estate. Selling land, selling houses, listing house... (read more) Author: rohit kathuria

18. Bad Buy Penis Enlargement Pills have been pulled from sale} August 21, 2009 The recent recall of Brookstone's Pharmaceuticals Concentrated Acetaminophen Drops and Nature & Health's 6 penis enhancement supplements in the Washington Post is a testament of the potential risks these kinds of drugs can create. Buy penis enlargementPublished on the 15th July, over 8 penis enhancement drugs were recalled due to the damaging implications they can have on a consumer's health. Liver Toxicity, kidney damage and dangerously low blood pressure levels these were just a few of the side effects believed to be triggered by the chemicals in these pills.BUY PENIS ENLARGEMEANT WITH NO BU... (read more) Author: Luciano Cameron

19. Feldman Law Center- Foreclosures Resume August 21, 2009 Feldman Law CenterArticles posted in both the wall street journal and the Washington Post confirmed that, despite executive attempts to keep folks in their homes, banks have resumed their ramp up in foreclosures. The spike in repos hit hardest in March as banks let moratoriums on repos expire. According to RealityTrac, an irvine, Ca. Company that compiles statistics on and lists foreclosed properties, there were 341,180 filings across the nation, an increase of 46 percent from March and 17% from Apr of 2008. The numbers represent the highest monthly total since RealityTrac began collecting... (read more) Author: Lucas Edwards

20. US Hired Contractors to Hunt, Kill al-Qaida Operatives August 20, 2009 Two U.S. newspapers are reporting that the Central Intelligence Agency hired contractors from a private security firm as part of a program to locate and kill top al-Qaida operatives.Former and current officials speaking on the condition of anonymity tell The New York Times and The Washington Post that Blackwater USA, now known as Xe, helped the CIA with planning, training and surveillance in 2004. It is not known whether the agency planned to use contractors to capture or kill operatives.The officials say the use of an outside company for a classified program was a major reason why CIA Direct... (read more)

21. Egypt, US Ponder Post-Mubarak Egypt August 17, 2009 President Obama meets with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak for the third time Tuesday. The frequency of talks is indicative of how strong Washington's relations with Cairo have been for decades. But also, for decades, those relations have rested largely on one man - Mr. Mubarak. The Egyptian leader, aged 81, is now serving his fifth six-year term, and the question of who may succeed him has consequences beyond Egypt's borders. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton meets with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, for talks on the Middle East peace process during his visit to Washington, ... (read more)

22. Social Networking Sites May Be Damaging To Job Seekers August 12, 2009  Job seekers should exercise caution when it comes to posting information on social networking sites, such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, a career counselor advises. Prospective employers could be making decisions on what they see long after a job interview has ended."People are getting caught up with using these sites as an outlet," says Patricia Vaccarino, a Seattle, Washington public relations expert. "They'll post things online they would never say in a face to face conversation."Social networking sites like Twitter have become sources of information for prospective employersFoun... (read more)

23. Bank of America Short Sales... August 10, 2009 In the July 11, 2009 Washington Post article Coming Up Short - Is a Short Sale Right for You? the article quotes Bank of America’s Dave Sunlin, a senior vice president who manages the foreclosure and real estate division as saying: We understand this is an opportunity to mitigate our losses, while helping turn around the housing market and help homeowners. In the article Mr. Sunlin goes on to expound on the virtues of short sales as he touts his company’s increased short sales rates of closings and new plans to improve turn around times in the process. Sounds so warm and fuzzy. ... (read more) Author: Marc Tow

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