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First half sales stronger for industry and some members compared to ‘09 By | July 5, 2010
“With governments looking to wind down stimulus spending and other economic headwinds coming to the forefront in the last couple of weeks, automakers will need to continue to be creative in the packaging they put together for consumers
June marks the eleventh month of consecutive sales growth By | July 5, 2010
More and more Canadian consumers are beginning to recognize the true driving confidence that derives from our core technology.
Soccer is egalitarian extremism run rampant — we’ll embrace it only if we can reinvent it By | July 5, 2010
Let America change soccer, and soccer will become American
After the tornado (Greensburg, KS) By | July 1, 2010
Wow! The things we learn from our animal friends...
Daria DiGiovanni: one of Facebook’s most influential Patriot Women By | June 30, 2010
While she’s always participated at some level on the political scene as a volunteer for various campaigns, the events of 9/11 inspired her to step up her efforts.
Luxury Resort for Pets Opens Bookings at Disney World By | June 29, 2010
"Our goal is to ensure that pets staying with us have a fun, action-packed vacation – just like their families vacationing at Walt Disney World."
Editors Of Canadian Medical Association Journal Warn Polio Outbreak In Tajikistan Could Spread By | June 25, 2010
"To minimize risks worldwide, we must first control the outbreak in Tajikistan and its surrounding area.
NO, I HAVEN’T SEEN YOUR LIPSTICK !!!!!! By | June 23, 2010
Drug Reaction, not Skin Disease, Killed Manute Bol By | June 22, 2010
There is no mandatory reporting for allergic drug reactions so there's no way to know how many people contract SJS each year,
Simon’s Crossing, by Charles William Asher and Dennis Patrick Slattery By | June 22, 2010
A Novel, written by Charles William Asher and Dennis Patrick Slattery, attempts to paint a picture of Simon of Cyrene's intriguing life and the redemptive twist of fate caused by accepting Christ's simple, wooden cross.
Wish Comes True for 13-Year-Old Richmond Hill Cancer Survivor By | June 18, 2010
XanGo and Children’s Wish Send Tymaz to FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa
North Country SPCA launches Peaks-For-Pets campaign By | June 17, 2010
“Peaks for Pets” allows hikers, climbers and everyday walkers to raise money for the NCSPCA by taking a hike, climbing a mountain, or going for a leisurely stroll through the woods.
How a bowl should be licked By | June 15, 2010
The owner grabbed a camera instead of chasing the puppy away
The Unbreakable Spirit Mom’s Final Journey – Part Two By Annie Hamilton | June 15, 2010
They had given her three to six months and instead, this extraordinary woman survived twenty-seven years.
The Unbreakable Spirit, Part 1 By Annie Hamilton | June 15, 2010
This incredible woman of unbreakable strength and faith has endured two bouts with breast cancer, a five-way bypass, lymph edema, kidney failure, brain tumor and a host of other physical ailments stemming from her initial diagnosis.
Bhutan – the happiest country in Asia By | June 14, 2010
A landlocked country bordered by India and Tibet, the Kingdom of Bhutan is located at the eastern end of the towering Himalayas.
Following the Sacred Trail Of Mt Kawagebo By | June 14, 2010
Time stands still in Yubeng. The villager’s way of life has remained the same for hundreds of years.
Pro-Life Priest, Exorcist Sheds Light on Ancient Rite with Long-Awaited Book By | June 14, 2010
Exorcism and the Church Militant
Free Personalized Meal Plans, Easy Recipes and Local Groceries By | June 11, 2010
SOS Cuisine
They Myths and Legends of Jeju Island By | June 10, 2010
According to local belief, when water drips from the ceiling of the cave it means that the Sanbangdok, the patroness of Sanbangsan, is crying.
Laos in nothing if not an adventure By | June 10, 2010
Laotian cuisine should not be missed; like the neighboring country of Thailand it is also generous in its helping of curry and fresh ingredients that’ll leave you wanting more .
The search for the elusive toilet By | June 9, 2010
First, you’ll never go wrong with learning the local term for toilet.
Preparing for a medical emergency abroad By | June 9, 2010
It is cliché, but it is true: prevention is better than a cure.
Vienna, a city made for love By | June 9, 2010
Couples looking for a romantic getaway will find it not only idyllic but also inspiring.
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Romance is in the (alpine) air in Zurich By | June 9, 2010
Zurich is nestled within the Alps on the banks of the Lake Zurich. This strategic location provides a beautiful backdrop for the city, making it one of the most picturesque in Europe.
WHO chief says swine flu is still a pandemic By | June 3, 2010
WHO last week confirmed 18,114 deaths from swine flu worldwide since the start of the outbreak in April 2009
Does Obama Hate America? By | May 20, 2010
The Manchurian President: Barack Obama’s Ties to Communists, Socialists and Other Anti-American Extremists
Grilled Herb-Crusted Leg of Lamb with Fresh Mint Sauce By | May 20, 2010
Taunton's Fine Cooking - For people who love to cook
Rita Cosby talks-up new book about her war-hero father By | May 19, 2010
QUIET HERO: Secrets from My Father's Past, Ryszard Kossobudzki, a Polish Resistance fighter during World War II
Get Saucy with Blueberries! By | May 18, 2010
Saucy Blueberries