Kari Livingston
Kari Livingston is a freelancer writer living and loving life in the foothills of the Arkansas Ozarks. She specializes in local restaurants, attractions and family events. Her work has appeared on HubPages, eHow, Answerbag, Suite 101 and in the Log Cabin Democrat, an award-winning daily newspaper in central Arkansas.
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How to Raise the PH in a Freshwater Aquarium Using Baking SodaUse common baking soda to easily raise the pH of tap water to provide a suitable environment for your freshwater fish.
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Golden Dragon Buffet in Greenbrier, Arkansas ReviewGolden Dragon Buffet in Greenbrier, Arkansas suffers from poor food, spotty service and high prices.
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Review: Blue Coast Burrito in Little Rock, ArkansasBlue Coast Burrito specializes in west coast Mexican food with lighter flavors and no heavy cheeses or sauces that is common in Tex-Mex cuisine. -
U.S. Pizza in Little Rock, Arkansas Suffers from Poor ServiceOnce known for consistently great pizzas, U.S. Pizza still has a few hits, but the quality of the menu items has started to decline in the last few years, as a recent visit showed. -
Little Rock Tornadoes Just the Latest Weather Blow for ArkansansI am seldom taken by surprise by severe weather in the spring, but the latest round of severe storms have hit many of the same areas repeatedly and is beginning to take its toll on many Arkansas residents. -
Lookout Point Lakeside Inn in Hot Springs, ArkansasLookout Point Lakeside Inn was named one of the Top 150 Hotels by National Geographic Traveler, and on a recent trip to Hot Springs, it was easy to see why. -
Best Plate Lunches in Little Rock, ArkansasIn Little Rock, Arkansas there are plate lunches available on almost every corner, but there are a few that stand out as the best plate lunches in Little Rock.
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Shorty Small's Express in Conway, ArkansasThe new Shorty Small's Express concept pares down the menu to a few essentials, but keeps the relaxed atmosphere and rustic decor. It's recent move to Conway, Arkansas was the first test of the Express concept, and if a recent visit was any indication, it is roaring success.
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Belly Dancing Lessons in Little Rock, ArkansasBelly dancing lessons provide a great workout and increased self-esteem Little Rock, Arkansas has several different options for people interested in exploring this ancient art.. -
Vytorin May Not Be Effective Against Heart DiseaseIn findings presented on Sunday to the American College of Cardiology conference in Chicago, experts say that Vytorin provided no measurable benefit for heart disease sufferers, despite having a dramatic impact on trigylcerides, LDL and artery inflammation.
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Lens Dr. Doesn't Fix Scratched GlassesYour best best would be to save your $15 and apply it to the cost of a good glasses case to prevent scratching in the first place.
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Birthday Party Invitations. While there are many commercially available party invitations, it is easy to add a personal touch to your party by making your own party invitations.
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Heart Tattoo Designs on the WebThe Internet is a great place to find heart tattoo designs. There are many web sites with a variety of heart tattoo designs. -
Home Remedies and Other Tips For Skin that Naturally GlowsTo get that natural glow without make-up, there are many products and home remedies to try.
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Vintage Clothing Stores in Conway, Arkansas Offer Unique Finds and Great BargainsVintage clothing stores in Conway, Arkansas offer a wide variety of merchandise. -
Best Burgers in Little Rock, ArkansasFrom small hole in the wall diners to larger, more established restaurants, the best burgers in Little Rock can satisfy your craving for the all-American classic.
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China Town Chinese Restaurant in Conway, ArkansasWith a wide selection of food on the buffet, a clean, comfortable dining room and attentive service, it is easy to see why China Town has been successful for so long.
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South Shore Platform Bed: An Inexpensive Bedding ChoiceUpdate your bedroom with a modern South Shore Platform Bed.
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Sleepy Mountain Memory Foam Mattress: ReviewMemory foam mattresses can help alleviate many symptoms, but their prices are expensive. Sleepy Mountain Mattress offers the same feel for less than half the price. -
Birthday Party Supplies in Conway, ArkansasThere are many options when looking for birthday party supplies in Conway, Arkansas.
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Senior Citizens Homes in Conway, ArkansasThe senior citizens homes in Conway, Arkansas are bright, friendly and well maintained. They offer excellent medical care and plenty of activities to keep residents busy and happy.
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Cajun's Wharf in Little Rock, Arkansas: Restaurant ReviewA Little Rock, Arkansas institution for over 30 years, Cajun's Wharf is still lively and fun as ever.
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Learning from Elizabeth ShoafElizabeth Shoaf was kidnapped walking home from school. By following a few simple steps, your child can avoid the same fate.
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Super Hottie Colin Farrell Rejected by Model Meghan LowtherColin Farrell, one of the biggest heartthrobs in Hollywood, had a run-in with model Meghan Lowther and her boyfriend. Farrell committed a few common errors when trying to pick up a woman.
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Who Will Be John McCain's Running Mate?While the Democrats are still fighting over the nomination, Republican candidate John McCain gets down to the business of running for president.
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Sun Studios Cafe in Memphis, Tennessee: ReviewSun Studios Cafe occupies the first floor of the famous Sun Studios where Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins all recorded some of their first hits. Elvis is a main focus, but there is more to Sun Studio Cafe than just Elvis.
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Suncoast Schools Federal Credit UnionSuncoast Federal Credit Union offers reduced fees on banking services.
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From American Idol to BroadwayMany Idol contestants have found more success on Broadway than on the charts.
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Anti-Aging Serums: Does Price Matter?You can find skin serums at your local drug stores for much less than the $100+ price tag that you find in the department store serums, but do you get what you pay for?
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Super Tuesday Will Give Hillary Clinton Democratic NodSenator Barack Obama picked up a big win in South Carolina, but it won't be enough to overcome Clinton support in key Super Tuesday states.
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Mrs. T's Cafe in Guy, Arkansas: Restaurant ReviewIn spite of a menu heavy on burgers and light on salads, Mrs. T's Cafe is the anti-McDonald's. -
New Kids on the Block Tour Rumors Shot DownWhile dreams of a NKOTB reunion tour are smashed, there are still many other bands from the 80s and 90s that could make a splash on the nostalgia tour circuit.
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Pleo Dinosaur by UGOBE: Tech Toy Product ReviewThe Pleo Dinosaur by UGOBE is the most realistic of the cyberpets. It coos, wiggles and takes a big chunk out of your wallet.
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Best Books for 2008The most anticipated new books of 2008 include a wide variety of styles and subjects. -
Best Midwest Wedding LocationsIf part of your dream is to have a wedding in a place that caters to your every whim, the Midwest offers a wide variety of choices for your wedding.
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Catalog Choice: Get Rid of Mailbox ClutterCatalogchoice.com offers beleaguered users to take themselves off the mailing list for catalogs that they don't want to receive.
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2008 Oscar Nominations Get it Wrong: Snubs Take the Fun Out of This Year's RaceIn a year of groundbreaking film and breakout performances, the Oscar nominations went to old favorites and left out several deserving nominees.
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Shopping for a Prom Dress in Memphis, TennesseeMemphis offers a wide variety of prom dresses in sizes and prices for everyone.
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Tata Nano: Will this Inexpensive, Subcompact Car Impact U.S. Auto Makers?While there is no doubt that the Tata Nano will revolutionize Indian society, what, if any, impact will the Tata Nano have on the U.S. market?
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Rotato Express Peels Vegetables QuicklyThe Rotato Express is a new device that claims to peel potatoes, apples and other vegetables with the push of a button.
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Tax Help for SeniorsKnowing where to turn for senior citizen tax help can make tax time easier and less stressful for both seniors and their families.
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American Idol Returns with More of the SameIt's that time again- sniping from Simon, blathering from Paula, incomprehensible sayings from Randy, all wrapped up with some truly appalling auditions.
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Macbook Air Ultra-Thin Laptop Introduced at MacWorldThe Consumer electronics Show just wrapped up in Las Vegas, but the real show started today when Apple's Steve Jobs stepped onto the stage at MacWorld and introduced the Macbook Air, the thinnest laptop ever.
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Taliban Responsible for Serena Hotel AttackSix people were killed when heavily armed militants attacked a popular Serena Hotel in Afghanistan on Monday.
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Can Michael Bloomberg Be Taken Seriously?Just as many candidates are putting the brakes on their campaign, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is exploring an independent bid for the White House.
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Christopher Bowman Found DeadBowman's death marks the sad end of a life illuminated by flashes of brilliance only to be extinguished by the darkness that seemed to plague Bowman his entire career.
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Pregnant Marine Maria Lautherbach is DeadMaria Lauterbach, the 20 year old pregnant Lance Corporal Marine who has been missing since December, is dead, according to Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown.
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1-Stitch Sewing Aid Works as Advertised, but for How Long?The new 1-Stitch promises to make such on-the-go repairs fast and easy, but limited uses and cheap construction make it less than a bargain.
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TV Converter Box Coupon Program from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration Faces Heavy DemandThe National Telecommunications and Information Administration reports over one million requests for TV converter box coupons in the first week of the program.
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Hannah Montana Rolls into North Little Rock, ArkansasThe Hannah Montana Best of Both Worlds Tour rolled in North Little Rock, Arkansas's Alltel Arena on December 1, and like venues everywhere, the seats were gone in a matter of minutes. -
Cotton Bowl Trip Ends on a Low Note for Hog FansI,along with hundreds of Razorback faithful, made the long pilgrimage to Dallas for the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic.
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US Donates $29 Million to UN World Food ProgramAsian and African nations benefit from US generosity.
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Unemployment Pushes Afghanistan Youth to the TalibanWithout access to basic education and decent jobs, more young men are turning to the Taliban and the opium trade. -
Tropical Storm Noel Devastates the Dominican RepublicMassive flooding impacts area already reeling from Dean and Felix
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Iraqi Girls Suffer Education Inequities as Sectarian Violence IncreasesGirls are being kept out of school because of security problems.
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Winter Weather Threatens Aid to AfghanstanSnow and insurgent attacks impede aid organization food deliveries.
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Review: Hart's Seafood in Conway, ArkansasHart's Seafood has a great catfish, chicken and vegetable buffet at an affordable price.
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Malaria Fight Moves Beyond Bed NetsWHO now recommends funding for insecticides and anti-malarial drugs instead of bed nets.
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Nuclear Power Making Inroads against Coal, OilThe United Nations International Atomic Agency has documented 435 operating nuclear reactors world wide, providing hope that nuclear power will eventually replace coal and oil based energy systems.
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Pirates, Smugglers Strike of the Coast of SomaliaPiracy in the Gulf of Aden is adding to the misery of the Somali people.
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Half of American Workers Gain Weight at Current JobIn the fight against obesity, familiar opponents are fast food and soft drinks, but according to a new survey from CareerBuilder.com, the workplace can also pack on the pounds.
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Key Roles Still Unfilled in Darfur Peacekeeping MissionSenior UN officials warned today that the Darfur joint peacekeeping operation between the United Nations and the African Union is facing significant shortfalls.
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Nepalese Refugees Afraid to Return HomeOver 6000 displaced Nepalese civilians are afraid to return home after two weeks of fighting in the Terai region.
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UN Struggles to Feed African Flood VictimsMore than 1.5 million people in East Africa need emergency food assistance in the wake of the worst flooding to hit the African continent in decades.
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UNICEF Sends Aid to Violence-Torn NepalMore than 70 metric tons of food aid will be shipped to 5,000 people who have been displaced by the communal violence in western Nepal
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Two-Pronged Effort Needed to End War in UgandaThe International Crisis Group (ICG) said that the best approach to ending the decades long conflict in Northern Uganda is a two-pronged approach.
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Little Rock Turns Out to Honor Nine Who Integrated Central High SchoolAnniversary was marked with speeches, tours and the opening of a new vistor's center.
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Lean Cuisine Panini Vs. Healthy Choice PaniniTwo frozen heavyweights duke it out for taste supremacy. Which frozen panini takes the title? -
Ethanol Production Can Be Harmful to the EnvironmentNew ethanol plants planned along the Ogallala Aquifer risks damage to American Grasslands.
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Transitioning from Recreational to Travel SoftballFinding the right team with the right coach for your daughter can be a challenge, but there are ways to make sure you find the right fit.
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Women's Pro Soccer Makes a ComebackThe Women's Soccer League announces plans for a new pro women's soccer league.
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Casio, Canon, Fuji and Nikon Top JD Power Digital Camera SurveyWhen it comes to digital cameras, no one brand dominates, as shown in the J.D. Power and Associates 2007 Digital Camera Usage and Satisfaction Study(SM) released today -
Humanitarian Situation Worsens in IraqThe United Nations High Commission on Refugees reports that the humanitarian crisis is worsening inside Iraq.
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Get Softball Back into the OlympicsSoftball organizations gear up to get the sport back into the Olympic games.
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Is Your Daughter Ready for Softball?More girls than ever are playing sports, and many girls begin playing softball at a very young age. Girls as young as three are signing up for pee-wee leagues. There can be a lot of pressure on moms to sign their daughters up, but how young is too young?
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Opium Production Soars in AfghanistanIn addition to being one of the front lines of the War on Terror, Afghanistan is also ground zero for the Ward on drugs, as evidenced by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime 2007 Annual Opium Survey. -
ESwarm Brings Bulk Buying Power to the IndividualeSwarm.com, a new website based on the web phenomenon of "swarming," groups people together to harness the power of volume buying to save money.
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SCHIP Expansion Enjoys Wide SupportThe Robert Wood Johnson Foundation released new poll results today that show 86 percent of Americans support the State Children's Health insurance Program (SCHIP).
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WHO Calls for Increased International Cooperation to Stop Spread of DiseaseThe World Health Organization warned in a report released today that stopping the spread of new and emerging diseases depends more than ever on the ability of countries and governments to coordinate disease surveillance and containment efforts with other nations. -
Travel Softball Versus Recreational SoftballMore and more travel teams pop up each season. Is travel softball a good fit for your daughter? How is it different than recreational softball?
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American Medical Student Association, Medical Letter Team Up to Combat Drug MarketingThe American Medical Student Association announced a partnership with The Medical Letter, Inc., a non-profit organization that offers unbiased information on drugs.
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Wal-Mart to Offer DRM-Free MP3 TracksWal-Mart announced today that DRM-free MP3 tracks are available on the Walmart.com online music store.
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Haunted Eureka Springs, ArkansasEureka Springs, Arkansas features plenty of chills and thrills in hotels and cemeteries.
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Faulkner County Historical Museum Preserves Conway, Arkansas PastThe Faulkner County Museum is full of artifacts from the Native Americans who were the first to settle the area to the turn of the century German and Scottish immigrants that built Conway and the surrounding area.
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Perfect Pod Makes Coffee Pods AffordableThe Perfect Pod uses standard coffee and heat seals pods that work in any pod coffee machine.
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MTV's Noggin and the N to Split into Two ChannelsMTV Networks announced today that the preschool themed Noggin channel and The N would be split into two separate 24 hour channels on December 31.
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Justice Department Announces Additional Indictments in Sex Trafficking RingNine face charges of forced sex trafficking and prostitution.
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Terrorist Indictments Announced in CaliforniaThe United States Department of Justice announced today that a 16-count indictment was issued against fugitive terrorist Zulkifli Abdhir, who is believe to be in the Phillippines.
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Early Treatment for HIV Act Would Provide Early Care for HIV Positive PeopleThe bipartisan Early Treatment for HIV Act being introduced today by House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) seeks to provide better access to expensive antiretroviral therapy for low income patients.
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Arkansas Railroad Museum is a Must See for Rail BuffsThe Arkansas Railroad Museum takes visitors back to the days when everything from coal to cotton to people were transported by rail.
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Coleman Fishpen Makes Great Starter SetThe Coleman Fishpen is a portable rod and reel set for the casual fisher.
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Sauna Belt Too Good to Be TrueThe Velform Sauna Belt is a great example of "If it sound too good to be true, it probably is." The Sauna Belt makes great promises of weight loss, but it proves there is no easy way to lose wight. -
Mexicali Border Cafe in Tulsa, OK Provides Good Food with No FrillsIt is a delight to find a local Mexican eatery that serves up good food that tastes fresh.
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PETA Targets Bug Hating AikenThe People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals took aim at pop superstar Clay Aiken today, after Aiken viciously killed various flying insects during an outdoor concert in Gilford, NH on Wednesday. -
UN Calls for Release of Child Soldiers in UgandaToday, the United Nations once again called for the unconditional release of the estimated 25,000 children recruited or kidnapped by the Lord's Resistance Army.
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Blue Dome Diner in Tulsa, OK Offers Authentic Taste of Route 66The Blue Dome Diner in Tulsa doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside, travelers will find a real piece of Route 66. -
West Memphis, Ark., Police Officer Pleads Guilty to Felony Civil Rights ChargeIn yet another blow to West Memphis, Ark. law enforcement, former Crittenden County Sherriff officer Shannon Houchin pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to a felony civil rights charge.
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Sirius and XM Announce New Post-Merger Pricing StructureThe combined Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio announced that they will offer subscribers in America the opportunity to choose a la carte programming for the first time.
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West Memphis Three DNA Testing CompleteDNA testing on evidence from the 14 year old West Memphis Three murder case has concluded without a positive match between genetic evidence and the three men convicted of the crime.
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Overstock.com Wins Major Court Victory Against BrokeragesOverstock.com won a major court victory today over Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporate, Goldman Sachs & Co,. Citigroup Inc., and other large prime brokerage firms, according to a press release from the company.
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Majority of Americans Support FDA Regulation of TobaccoThe Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids released a study today showing that the majority of voters support giving the U.S. Food and Drug Administration the power to regulate tobacco.
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New Survey Shows Workplace Drug Addiction Remains Major IssueA new survey conducted by the nonprofit Hazelden Foundation found that while many employers acknowledge the seriousness of the problem of drug abuse and addiction in the workplace, the majority of those employers do little to address the problem.
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Johns Hopkins Tops List of Best HospitalsU.S. News and World Reports released its annual list of America's Best Hospitals today, with Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital leading the pack.
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House of Representatives Set to Vote on Tough New Drug Testing StandardsThe House of Representatives is scheduled to vote Wednesday on HR 2900, the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007.
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Titanic Museum in Branson, Missouri Features Artifacts and Interactive ExhibitsTitanic buffs can stand at the grand staircase and view artifacts from the ship at the Titanic Museum in Branson, MO. -
Nevada Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Sex Crimes Against MinorsJuan Rico Doss of Reno, Nev. was sentenced to life in prison without parole for transporting two children across state lines to work as prostitutes in California.
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Wal-Mart, ExxonMobil and Halliburton Inducted into Corporate Hall of ShameNominees for the Corporate Hall of Shame were bestowed on companies that have a history of political influence and interference, public deception and documented abuses that harm people or the environment.
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Reverse Auctions Can Save You MoneyTired of being outbid by professional eBayers, some auction users are now exploring reverse auctions.
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New McAfee Study Shows the Psychology Behind the ScamDr. James Blascovich, Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, gives computer users an inside look at how cyber criminals use lust, fear and greed to steal personal and financial information.
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New Study Shows Most Moms Unconcerned About Child's WeightA new Woman's Day/AOL Food poll finds that 79 percent of mothers are not concerned about their child's weight.
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Illinois and Arizona Now Require Alcohol Interlock Devices for DUI DriversAdd Illinois and Arizona to the list of states that now require alcohol interlocks for all convicted drunk drivers.
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Black Celebrities Line Up for Public HIV ScreeningJune 27 is National HIV Testing Day, and to encourage more black Americans to be tested for the deadly virus, several organizations and celebrities will hold a press conference and HIV screening at SAG headquarters in California. -
Study: Racial Gap Exists in Adult VaccinationsAccording to an AARP study, whites are more likely to receive vaccines than African American or Hispanic adults.
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Wal-Mart to Open 1000 MoneyCenters by 2008Wal-Mart announced that 1000 new Wal-Mart Money Centers will be opening across the United States by the end of 2008.
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Conservatives Threaten to Pull Financial Support for GOPIn a pledge on the conservative website No Bush Amnesty, Richard A. Viguerie is calling on his fellow conservatives to cut off financial support for the GOP.
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JetBlue Retains Its Spot at the Top of Satisfaction SurveyAccording to a new J.D. Power and Associates' study, JetBlue survived a brutal winter with their reputation intact. -
Gateway Announces Laptop Battery RecallOver 14,000 lithium ion battery packs are being voluntarily recalled by Gateway, Inc. today, according to a company press release. -
Lunar Real Estate is a Booming BusinessSince 1980, Dennis Hope and The Lunar Embassy have been exploiting a loophole in international law by selling acres of moon property to individuals.
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Cars.com And DriversEd.com Name 10 Common Teen Driver MistakesCars.com and Driver'sEd.com have joined together to educate teens and their parents on the ten most common mistakes that teen drivers make.
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Blu-Ray Takes the Lead in DVD Battle as Blockbuster Expands Blu-Ray to 1700 StoresAccording to a press release from Blockbuster, sales and rentals of Blu-Ray discs are so heavy, that the company is expanding the Blu-Ray offerings at 1700 of their corporate owned stores. -
Colgate-Palmolive Issues Warning About Counterfeit ProductsThe Colgate-Palmolive Company announced today that toothpaste labeled as "Colgate" was not the real thing.
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One Dollar, One Shelter, One Month Program Helps Fund Animal SheltersAnimalHelp.com has launched the One Dollar, One Shelter, One Month program to help fund animal shelters in need.
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Study: Most Americans Hold Progressive Idealsaccording to a new study by Campaign for America's Future and Media Matters for America, the majority of Americans are not as conservative as some religious leaders claim.
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New Study Finds Large Return on Investment in Public LibrariesAccording to a new report from the University of North Carolina's School of Information and Library Science, public libraries are a big bargain for tax payers.
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Study Claims Medicare Debt Will Rise $32.4 TrillionAccording to a report released by the National Center for Policy Analysis, the cost of the Medicare program is rising at such a rapid rate that program cuts, tax increases or both will be necessary to keep the public insurance program solvent.
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Kelly Clarkson's My December Shows Newfound MaturityClarkson's upcoming album is set for a June 26 release. -
Misspelled EBay Listings Can Yield Great BargainsSorting through each listing looking for misspelled words can be time consuming, though, but the new website Auction Intelligence lets you search for misspelled words easily.
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Freelance Writing Away from HomeLike any office, sometimes your home can be full of distractions like the television, unwashed loads of laundry and your children. Finding the perfect writing spot away from home is easy.
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Majority of Americans Would Not Vote for Barack ObamaDemocratic presidential nominee Senator Barack Obama has consistently been a strong second place in the race for the Democratic nomination, but a new poll released by Harris Interactive shows that only 34 percent of Americans would vote for Obama. -
Dual Drug Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Prostate CancerDoctors found that pairing an oral dose of Xeloda with an intravenous dose of Docatxel significantly improves remission and survival outcomes in patients with metastatic prostate cancer. -
Verizon Wireless Sues Text SpammersI-VEST Global Corporation and a number of "John Does" are the target of a lawsuit brought by Verizon Wireless, according to a Verizon press release. -
Miss Laura's Still Welcomes Visitors to Fort Smith, ArkansasIt only seems fitting that a town with Fort Smith, Arkansas's reputation as a wild west frontier stop would have the National Register of Historic Places' only bordello as its' Visitor's Center.
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June is National Lane Courtesy MonthThe National Motorists Association has designated June as Lane Courtesy Month. -
Unusual Adventures Offered in the Ozark Mountain Town of Eureka Springs, ARf the crowds at the popular attractions have you pulling your hair out, there are attractions that are less crowded.
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Tobacco Companies Outspend States on MarketingAccording to a report released today by The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, tobacco companies spent over $27 million dollars on marketing on retail stores, while the state spent $5.9 million on anti-tobacco campaigns. -
June is Designated Internet Safety MonthTo help prepare children and parents for the summer spike in Internet usage Congress has declared June National Internet Safety Month, according to a press release from New Mexico Senator Pete V. Domenici. -
The Firing of Roy Brooks Shows that Race Still Divides the Little Rock School DistrictAfter 50 year, Central High School has a minority enrollment of over 70%, but to hear the African American school board members, the Little Rock School District has still not successfully integrated. -
'Good Girl Gone Bad' is More of the Same for RihannaRihanna hopes to continue her string of chart successes by teaming up with megaproducer Timbaaland, along with Jay-Z, Ne-Yo and Justin Timberlake on her third release, "Good Girl Gone Bad." -
GOP candidate Mike Huckabee Pokes Fun at John Edwards, Asks Donor to Contribute Cost of Last HaircutAccording to a press release from the Mike Huckabee campaign, individuals are being asked to donate the same amount as their last haircut. -
Trent Reznor Launches Verbal Assault Against Record LabelReznor has blasted label executives for pricing his latest CD, "Year Zero" significantly higher in Australia than other new releases. -
Louisiana Supreme Court Upholds Death Penalty in Child Rape CaseThe Associated Press reports that the Louisiana Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by Patrick Kennedy, a convicted child rapist from Harvey, Louisiana, according to Louisiana news station KATC. -
Linkin Park Shatters Sales Record with "Minutes to Midnight"Linkin Park, riding a wave of mostly positive reviews, bursts out with their new CD "Minutes to Midnight" moving 625,000 copies in its first week of release, according to Hits Daily Double. -
Buying a Laptop Hard Drive OnlineIf your laptop hard drive has crashed, most are configured for easy replacement, and the Internet is a great place to turn for a factory replacement.
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New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Announces His CandidacyNew Mexico Governor Bill Richardson tossed his hat into the crowded Democratic ring today, joining a field crammed with big names and big money. -
The EGO Waterproof Sound Case Allows iPods to go SwimmingIf you just can't bear to leave your music behind, the EGO Waterproof Sound Case offers both water and shock protection for you iPod. -
Riverfest in Little Rock, Arkansas Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Expanded Line-UpRiverfest, the largest festival in Arkansas, is planning a 30th Anniversary Bash May 25, 26 and 27 with an expanded line-up of pop, rock, R & B and country artists on six stages on the north and south sides of the Arkansas River in downtown Little Rock. -
Holly's Country Cooking in Conway, Arkansas Serves Up Great FoodHolly's Country Cooking serves up traditional plate lunches with little fuss.
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West Memphis Three Forensic Experts Meet in Little RockDefense attorneys for the West Memphis Three, along with four forensic pathologists and two forensic odontologists, met at the Arkansas Crime Lab on May 17.
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An Open Letter to FanjayasTake it from a Claymate who knows- don't take attacks too seriously.
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Product Review: Benotti Espresso MakerThe Benotti Espresso Maker claims to deliver high quality espresso with no work and no mess, but it just doesn't deliver.
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Donald Trump Quits "The Apprentice"Donald Trump, billionaire, real estate mogul reality television star and thorn in Rosie O'Donnell's side has quit his once popular reality show amid rumors that NBC planned to cancel the show.
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Mike Huckabee Positioning Himself as the True Conservative CandidateWith Guiliani, Romney and McCain making missteps, Huckabee has wasted no time firmly establishing himself as a true compassionate conservative. -
Juanita's in Little Rock, Arkansas: Great for a Weekday LunchJuanita's may be the heart of the Little Rock music scene at night, but during the day, the lunch crowd descends for a quick bite
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Treatment for CholesteatomasPossible complications of untreated cholesteatomas are permanent hearing loss, facial nerve damage, meningitis and in rare cases, death. Fortunately, such complications are now rare due to improved treatments and surgical techniques.
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What is a Cholesteatoma?Symptoms of an ear infection can indicate a more serious problem, like a cholesteatoma.
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Eureka Springs, Arkansas, Passes Domestic Partner Registry OrdinanceThe small tourist hamlet of Eureka Springs, Arkansas stepped into the national debate over same-sex unions when the Eureka Springs City Council unanimously passed the domestic partner registry ordinance May 14. -
Summer Learning Programs Prevent Learning Lossf you worry about keeping your child's mind sharp and education going, there are ways to make summer learning fun.
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Campaign for Safe Makeup Educates Consumers on Makeup SafetyBecause harmful ingredients are so common, it can be difficult to find healthy make-up. That's where the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics comes in.
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El Acapulco in Conway, Arkansas Fails to DeliverEl Acapulco has a long way to go to earn the distinction as the best Mexican restaurant in Conway.
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Starting a Home Based Mineral Make-Up BusinessSetting up your own home based mineral make-up business is easy and takes very little start-up money.Also published on:
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Intex Easy Set Pool is Easy Summer FunThe Intex Easy Set Swimming Pool has gotten a bad rap lately. Don't believe the negative reviews. The Easy Set is easy to install and fun to use.
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Aerobed Premium Raised Mattress ReviewThe Aerobed performs much better than the old fashioned camping air mattresses.
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Liquid Leather Repair Kit is No BargainLeather repair can be expensive and inconvenient, so the Liquid Leather Repair Kit sounds like a dream come true, but it doesn't deliver on its promises.
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The Roll N Grow Garden Mat: Not Worth the MoneyThe Roll N Grow claims to grow a flower garden with no effort, but your money would be better spent on seeds and a rake.
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Skin Care BargainsIf you're looking for great skin care products that won't break the bank, your local discount or drug store has products that clean and care for your skin for a fraction of the cost of department store brands.
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Treating Urinary Tract Infections at HomeFor most women, the first signs of an infection are enough to send them running to the doctor, but recurrent mild cases of UTIs can be treated at home with natural remedies.
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Hippo Water Roller Project Makes Water Accessible in South AfricaThe people behind the Hippo Water Roller Project hope that a new invention will make larger amounts of water available without the hard physical labor that has been the norm in Africa.
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ITunes Alternatives Can Free Your IPodMost iTunes users think they have no alternative, but there are a number of programs that are compatible with your iPod and most of them are smaller, run faster and are open source.
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Hanaroo Sushi Bar Brings Sushi to Downtown Little Rock, ArkansasDowntown Little Rock lunch spot offers a unique experience.
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Recognizing ADD Symptoms in GirlsRecent research shows that ADD is just as common in girls as it is in boys, but a girl's symptoms may differ significantly from those of a boy.
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Patient Assistance Programs Make Prescription Drugs Available to Low-Income PatientsThere is a wide variety if prescription assistance programs that can help low-income Americans afford their medications. -
When to Treat PhimosisPhimosis is normal in infants, but it can develop into a serious condition.
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First Listen: Linkin Park Minutes to Midnight Fails to ShineIt's a shame that a band that was so groundbreaking has turned in such a pedestrian and disappointing effort with "Minutes to Midnight." -
Bag, Borrow or Steal Lets Members Borrow Designer Bags for a Fraction of the CostIf you are a fashion conscious trendsetter with a limited budget, Bagborroworsteal.com makes a great investment in your wardrobe and image.
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Windows Vista Failing to Catch FireSix months after its release, Vista is gaining a reputation as the New Windows Millennium Edition.
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First Listen: Mandy Moore's Leaves Bubblegum Behind with Wild HopeFilled with bittersweet songs, "Wild Hope" may be lost in the shuffle of big name summer releases from Maroon 5 and Rhianna, but "Wild Hope" is worth seeking out. -
First Listen: New Maroon 5 CD Sticks to the Tried and TrueIt's been five years since Maroon 5 burst into the national consciousness with their multiplatinum disc "Songs About Jane." Now the band that women love and critics love to hate is back with the May 22 release of their second studio CD, "It Won't Be Soon Before Long." -
Arkansas: Plenty of Orchards to Choose FromPick your own orchards give customers a taste of fruit that is grown in season, without genetic engineering or energy wasting transport to stores. -
What You Should Know About Bartholin's CystsA Bartholin's Cyst is easily diagnosed and treated and usually can be prevented by following medical advice.
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Home Churches Show Explosive GrowthSmall home churches are springing up all over the country, uniting small groups of Christians who are searching for a more personal worship service.
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Texas Hold 'Em Craze Hits RetailersA new slate of poker themed books, games and merchandise has hit the store shelves and online retailer catalogues. -
Get Glowing with New BronzersThe new generation of bronzers gives fair complexions a healthy glow without damaging the skin or going on streaky or orange.
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Go Green with Soy BeansThe environment needs our help, and with soy, small changes can make a big difference for our planet.
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Raw Milk Cheese is Good for YouDespite being a little harder to find, raw milk cheese is worth the extra effort.
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Surprising Sodium Content in FoodMany common foods have high sodium content, and some of them may surprise you. -
Best Places for Adult Dance Lessons in Little RockBallroom dancing to West Coast Swing to the Mambo, lessons in all forms of dance can be found in Little Rock.
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International Gun Laws Show Firearm Availability is Related to DeathsIf lenient gun laws actually reduce gun violence, the U.S. should have the lowest rate of gun violence. However, a look at the numbers from other industrialized countries does not show this to be the case. -
Purple Cow Restaurant in West Little Rock, Arkansas Backs Up Gimmick with Quality FoodOnce the Purple Cow lures you in with a nostalgic theme and quirky décor, they deliver great burgers, hot dogs, salads and desserts.
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Bob's Grill Deserves Its Status as a Conway LandmarkIf you want a taste of Old Conway for a cheap price, Bob's Grill is the place to be.
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Annie's Family Restaurant in Conway, Arkansas Fails to Live Up to Its NameGreat traditional southern dishes should be what you find at a "family" style restaurant, but unfortunately, Annie's Family Restaurant doesn't live up to its name.
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Chi's Express in West Little Rock, Arkansas Serves Hot Chinese Food Without FussChi's Chinese Cuisine is a Little Rock landmark, known as much for its service and surroundings as its food. Chi's Express in the still growing area close to Rahling Circle dispenses with such niceties to concentrate on producing as many orders as possible.
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Free Things to Do in ArkansasA vacation can take a big toll on the family budget, but you don't have to stay home this summer if money is tight. Arkansas is full of free fun activities for the whole family.
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The Truth About False Confessions: A Legal History of the Wrongly ConvictedIn a legal system that prides itself on being fair and impartial, false confessions are more common than most people know or law enforcement cares to admit.
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Mangosteen Juice: Snake Oil or Miracle Cure?Mangosteen juice is rich is anti-oxidants and other vitamins, but studies have not shown that it is effective as anything other than a refreshing drink
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Toad Suck Daze Set for May 4-6 in Conway, ArkansasThe 26th annual Toad Suck Daze Festival in Conway will kick off May 4 with the Mardi Daze Parade.
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Arkansas Public Schools' Benchmark Scores Prove Money Isn't EverythingA careful study of the Arkansas Benchmarking scores indicates that more money doesn't always equal higher test scores.
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Best Summer Jobs for Teens and Students in Little Rock, ArkansasSummer jobs in Little Rock offer opportunities to make money, meet new people and learn skills that will help you after you summer job is over.
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Making the Jump to LinuxLinux provides almost everything a home user needs in an operating system, but there are some things to consider before making the switch.
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Energize Your Body: Simple Tips Fight Fatigue and Increase Mental ClarityFamily and work demands, lack of sleep and a poor diet can all lead to fatigue, decreased mental acuity and irritability.
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Selecting Your Daughter's First Softball EquipmentIt can be difficult to choose a first glove, helmet or bat for you daughter, but a few guidelines can help you make the right decision.