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Despite Improving Situation in Japan, Still Risk of Radiation Exposure
By Isaac Eliaz · 13 years ago
The nuclear crisis in Japan may be slowly improving, but we are not completely out of the clear when it comes to radiation exposure. Despite assurances by the U.S. government that there is no real ...
Nuclear Radiation Protection Protocol
By Isaac Eliaz · 13 years ago
As the nuclear crisis escalates in Japan, people across the world but particularly in the US are asking what they can do to protect themselves from exposure to nuclear radiation fallout. Self-medicating with ongoing high ...
Menthol Cigarette Use Rising Among Teenagers
By Scarlett Simpson · 13 years ago
The use of menthol cigarettes is rising among adolescents and is "very high" among minority youth, a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel said in partial draft report released Monday.
Brands like Lorillard's Newport account ...
Medicare Fraud and Abuse: The Most Profitable Healthcare Crime in the U.S.
By Linda Vincent · 13 years ago
Medicare fraud and abuse cost taxpayers approximately $60 billion a year. It’s one of the fastest and most profitable crimes in the U.S. The government health insurance program that covers 46 million elderly and disabled ...
Timeless Head Stones :Make Prior Arrangements
By Sam Mapes · 13 years ago
It is commonly said that the death can be considered the door for the next part of life. Considering this fact, most are taking up relevant preparations with respect to the final resting place they ...
Toastmasters in the City of London
By Vivien Robbins · 13 years ago
Ever since Norman era, the "Square Mile" or "City" of London has been the capital's centre for commercial activities and worldwide fiscal dealings. The City is a democratic self-governing entity with its own mayor and ...
Things to Avoid While Quitting Smoking
By Kat Harison · 13 years ago
Get Rid Of Smoking For Good!
After reading and hearing a lot about smoking endangers and looking at those awful "quit smoking" ads, we all at some point develop a natural urge to stop this ...
How To Make Great School Newspapers
By Leslie De Lazo · 13 years ago
Are you ready to move your school newspaper forward, making it more exciting and interesting than ever before? If the answer is yes, then this article can help you to jump-start your project with the ...
Tobacco Growers Triumph Over Results on Tobacco Control
By Kat Harison · 13 years ago
Tobacco growers expressed triumph over the result of a recent world convention on tobacco control which was conducted in Uruguay and which supposedly resulted in the protection of the tobacco industry against too restrictive guidelines ...
Levels of Nicotine Increase with Each Puff
By Kat Harison · 13 years ago
Nicotine increases gradually in smokers' brains rather that spiking after each puff, according to a research that is aimed to find new ways to help people stop smoking.
"The nicotine increase in the brain was ...
Arizona shooter Jared Loughner-obsessed with mind control, monetary policy
By Michael Johnson · 13 years ago
In an all too familiar scenario Jared Loughner, the man behind the recent slaughter in Arizona, was a United States military recruit obsessed with mind control and apparently extremely obsessive-compulsive or under some sort of ...
Christmas Fundraising Campaign Ideas
By Jolian Grant · 13 years ago
With the Christmas season fast approaching, there are ways to tie gift giving in with your fundraising goals. A Christmas fundraising campaign is a concern with some schools and charitable organizations, but it is possible ...
Alternative energy is the way of the future
By Obadiea Jones · 13 years ago
Alternative energy is derived from natural, renewable resources, such as wind, solar and water. Not to be confused with the fact that alternative Power the only thing that is lost at the end of the ...
Interviewing Techniques For The Journalist
By Marie Telfor · 13 years ago
At some point in your career you will have to interview either a professional person, local resident, or a celebrity. Your interviewing techniques play an important part of getting the information you need to build ...
So You Want To Be a Journalist
By Marie Telfor · 13 years ago
After ten years in journalism I still find it a very exciting and rewarding career. Not only do you get to see your name in print but your articles could help certain members of the ...
BAT Plans to Lay Down Illicit Tobacco Products
By Kat Harison · 13 years ago
The sale of illicit tobacco products is affecting gross total of the legitimate manufacturers.
A jump in illicit tobacco products imports in South Africa over the past 18 months is decreasing sales by legal manufacturers ...
MaloneEditorial.com: Structure and the Novel: 4 Steps to a Bang-Up Opening Line
By Susan Mary Malon · 13 years ago
So okay, we talked in overview about structure and the novel in a previous post, so now let’s dive in. And where to begin but at the beginning - of your novel.
This sounds easy ...
Asthma Rates Decrease Among Children Due to Reduced Number of Smokers
By Scarlett Simpson · 13 years ago
Currently fewer Canadian children are being diagnosed with asthma, due to reduced number of smokers and consequently because of reduced exposure to second hand smoke, according to statistics.
In more than a decade rates of ...
724 dead in Haiti's cholera outbreak
By John Article · 13 years ago
Three brothers recuperated Thursday afternoon in a once-open field now speckled by the bright blue tarps of a cholera rehydration clinic in the Haitian town of Bercy, where an outbreak has sickened hundreds of people. ...
Punk Culture And New Punk Releases
By Samantha Yule · 13 years ago
Punk is defined as a loud, fast pace, and aggressive type of rock audio that is common in the 70’s and 80’s. New punk releases have great influence like their father, the punk rock. The ...