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Unemployment reached a five-year high of 6.1 percent in August. The Department of Labor says another 84,000 jobs were
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Fill a crack in a clay flowerpot or a dog bowl with piece of well-chewed gum. From Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary
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This contest is open to legal U.S. residents 18 years of age or older at time of entry. Employees and immediate family
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They're found in fatty fish like salmon and tuna and in flaxseed oil, walnuts and canola oil. Or you can take three
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By Renee Martin-Kratzer From Reader's Digest Iris BioTechnologies is building a massive database to help women find the
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I guess I've earned the right to make a few observations about life, since I am now an old man of 81. And one thing I
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To prevent your neck from staining your shirt collar, wipe your neck with rubbing alcohol each morning before you dress.
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Not just a breath freshener, this healthy herb can calm stomach pain, gas, and diarrhea, according to an international
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Mortgage crisis John McCain: No bailout for real estate speculators or those who failed to perform due diligence when
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Decorate your holiday desserts with these beautiful and impressive, yet edible, pinecones. This chocolate cake filled
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Ending extreme poverty in our lifetime should be our highest calling for the 21st century. To do so, we need a bold new
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If a ragged fingernail is catching on everything and there's not an emery board to be found, use a box or book of
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Pour the salad dressing into a shallow pan, place the steaks in the pan and let them marinate for 3 to 4 hours. Prepare
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Healthcare John McCain: Opposes government-mandated health insurance. Would offer a tax credit to low-income
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What do Alcoa, Welch's and Bank of America have in common? They all have had their corporate identities stolen and
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