C. R. Nugent

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  • Phiten Gear: Not Just for Baseball Lovers Anymore
    6/2/2010
    Phiten accessories have been gaining popularity at a growing pace in the last several months, as they are seen on athletes in sports including basketball, tennis, golf, running, and martial arts.
  • Why Does My Multivitamin Give Me an Upset Stomach?
    5/28/2010
    If you've had heartburn or other discomfort after taking a multivitamin, it may simply be due to the iron and zinc content. Consider these alternatives before you give up on taking vitamins altogether.
  • The "Kendall" Reader, and Other Product Name Blunders
    10/28/2008
    Amazon's Kindle and Nintendo's Wii demonstrate product names gone awry. Naming your company and product is important to getting prospective customers to remember you and find you, so here are some resources to help you get started choosing a great name.
  • Are You Getting Placebos from Your Doctor?
    10/28/2008
    The New York Times reports that the majority of doctors routinely prescribes placebos to patients, depending on how the question is presented. Are you being lied to? Apparently, that would depend on your definition of "placebo".
  • Phiten Necklaces: Do They Work?
    10/20/2008
    Phiten necklaces are titanium accessories meant to promote health by stabilizing the body's bioelectric current. MLB players often wear them, but do they really work?
  • Do the Coworkers of "The Office" Date Each Other Too Much?
    10/17/2008
    Dunder-Mifflin Scranton has a lot of workplace romance happening for an office of under 20 people. Though it's not normal, the writers do a good job of keeping the stories fresh and interesting while still covering other great office themes and plotlines.
  • Rules for Healthy Skin in Windy Places
    10/10/2008
    Keeping your skin healthy in windy weather is challenging, but not impossible. Following these tips is easy and affordable, the most important thing is to be consistent in your skincare.
  • Places to Buy Portable Electric Heaters Online
    10/9/2008
    Portable electric heaters are available from a wealth of websites, from the well-known Amazon.com and Newegg.com to the allergy specialists at iAllergy.com.
  • How to Dine like a Local in New York's Herald Square
    7/21/2008
    Despite the prevalence of chain restaurants and "touristy" food establishments in Herald Square, it's still possible to dine like a local if you're willing to explore a little. Here are a few suggestions to get you started.
  • Unique, Must-Try Restaurants Near Times Square
    7/14/2008
    To get the most out of your Times Square experience, you want to eat well! With many large chain restaurants dominating the area, how do you go about finding unique eateries? Here are some to consider: Ellen's Stardust Diner, Guantanamera, John's Pizzeria, and The View.
  • New York City Shopping for Brides-to-be
    7/14/2008
    Long admired as one of the foremost shopping destinations in the world, New York City offers variety and selection in everything-even bridal dress stores. Whether you're a local or an out-of-towner, this guide will set you off on the right track.
  • Best French Restaurants in Boston
    7/14/2008
    These four French restaurants stand tall in the excellent Boston dining scene, from the luxurious and traditional L'Espalier to the more casual and experimental Chez Henri.
  • Best Pastry Shops in Boston
    7/9/2008
    Mike's Pastry, L.A. Burdick, Flour Bakery and Café, and Modern Pastry all offer top-notch pastries, but Mike's and Modern stand out for their ricotta cheese-filled cannoli wonders.
  • Best Tacos in Boston
    7/8/2008
    Good Mexican food is available in Boston, you just have to know where to find it. From Beacon Hill to Inman Square to Fenway, here are some of the best taquerías the Boston area has to offer.
  • Vegan Restaurants in Boston
    7/7/2008
    Although vegan restaurants are not abundant in Boston, the city has a variety of places that serve up excellent vegan dishes.
  • Kid-Friendly Restaurants in Boston
    7/7/2008
    Amid Boston's dining scene are several spots that will accommodate children while still providing top-notch food. They include Flour Bakery and Cafe, 303 Cafe, and Atlantic Fish Company.
  • Best Thin Crust Pizzerias in Boston
    7/7/2008
    When not just any pizza will do, when you crave a crispy thin crust, try one of these top Boston pizzerias.
  • Best Boston Cake Bakeries
    7/7/2008
    You don't have to break the bank for a great cake at Modern Pastry (North End) or Eldo Cake House (Chinatown), but if you're looking to splurge, do consider Sweet Tooth in Dorchester.
  • New York Favors Obama in Latest Polls
    6/28/2008
    Most recent New York presidential polls suggest a wide margin of victory for Obama over McCain, if not an outright 50%+ majority vote.
  • Ceiling Remodeling Ideas: Victorian, Retro & Minimalistic Ceilings
    6/26/2008
    Ceiling remodels can be part of bigger renovations or stand-alone projects to update a room. Wood and drywall are common materials, but many other surfaces and accents exist. Ceiling medallions, pressed-tin, ceiling paper, and mineral-fiber planks are all great alternatives.

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