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BEWARE of BILLY BOB'S WONDERLAND!Billy Bob's Wonderland is a popular children's pizza and amusement business in Barboursville, WV. But be aware that the employees could dish up more than a good time to your kids!
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Mysterious Large Canines in Vermont Have Puzzling AncestryDNA results have determined that the mystery animal shot last year was mostly from wolf ancestry. -
Here's the Buzz on What Frightens ElephantsOxford University's Lucky King and her colleagues in the Samburu National Reserve in Northern Kenya found that in most cases elephants fled when they heard the buzzing sound of aggressive bees. -
Bentley College Freshman Dies of Bacterial MeningitisAn 18-year-old Bentley College freshman has succumbed to bacterial meningitis Monday morning, October 8, 2007.
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Free Brain MRI Offered to Breast Cancer PatientsOn October 26th and 27th, women diagnosed with HER-2 positive Stage III or Stage IV breast cancer are eligible to take advantage of these free brain screenings at the Neurologic and Orthopedic Institute of Chicago. -
Actos Still Has Many Benefits for Type 2 Diabetics, Cleveland Clinic Study ShowsThe Cleveland Clinic has just issued a press release that shows that, despite this increased risk of heart failure, pioglitazone reduces the risk of death, heart attack and stroke in type 2 diabetics. -
Teens Launch a Website to Help Emergency Workers Locate HomesAndy Laws, along with a group of his peers referred to as the "Street Team" have set out to create a website that will store a database of house photos in the Statesville area. -
Elvis Presley's Tooth Up for Sale on EbayElvis fans everywhere will be logging into Ebay this week in an attempt to buy a tiny little hunk of burning love. Jesse Briggs, a millionaire who has had a rock'n roll museum for quite a while has placed one of his strangest items up for sale; Elvis Presley's tooth. -
A Review of Prego Organic Tomato and Basil Italian SauceAfter trying Ragu's Organic Pasta Sauce and being sadly disappointed I decided to give Prego Organic Tomato and Basil Italian Sauce a try. -
Old-Fashioned Hair Styling: The Paper CurlDo you want lovely curls without the damaging effects of heat and chemicals? This method is free, gentle on your hair, environmentally friendly, and the results are gorgeous. -
Denver Zoo Welcomes Endangered Newborn Golden Lion Tamarin TwinsThe Denver Zoo has issued a press release announcing the birth of two endangered golden lion tamarins on July 25, 2007. -
Philips Celebrates the 25th Birthday of the Compact DiscOn August 17, 1982 in Langenhagen, Germany, Royal Philips Electronics manufactured the first CD in their Philips factory. Since that time, music has been more convenient, clearer, and scratch-resistant. -
Product Review: Naturally Fresh Deodorant Crystal Roll-OnNaturally Fresh Deodorant Crystal Roll-On gives you the benefit of a natural deodorant stone in a convenient roll-on. -
Brief History of the Wright SurnameIf you live in the United States, chances are that you either know a Wright or are related to a Wright, as it is the 31st most popular surname in the entire country. -
Important Habitat on North Fork Mountain Secured by Monongahela National ForestAnother little piece of Heaven has been acquired for preservation inside the state of West Virginia. The Monongahela National Forest has purchased an ecologically important private parcel along the summit of North Fork Mountain. -
Review of Ragu Organic Garden Veggie Pasta SauceSince organic foods can be pricey, I jumped at the chance to try this sauce. I was very disappointed. -
First Ever Baby Giant Anteater Born at National ZooThe Smithsonian's National Zoo has announced in a press release that a giant anteater was born on Tuesday, July 24. This is a big even because it is the Zoo's first giant anteater born ever in the Zoo's 118-year existence. -
Consumer Reports Releases August Ratings of Store Bought Cookie DoughsWithin just minutes you can have the aroma of childhood wavering through the house and munching on an old favorite snack. But which store bought cookie doughs are best? -
ASPCA Reminds Pet Owners to Beware of Venomous Creatures This SummerPoisonous snakes, bees, spiders, scorpions, and other venomous creatures can be lurking in your pet's path. Not only can these animals pose a risk to humans, they can be just as dangerous to your pet. -
American Diabetes Association Receives $500,000 from the Order of the Aramanth FoundationThe latest half million-dollar donation was presented to ADA's Chair of the Board and Research Foundation Member, Darlene Cain, during the Order of the Amaranth's International Conference in Indianapolis. -
Study: Infant Hearing Tests Could Predict Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)The differences that Dr. Rubens found always occurred in the right here with a four point lower score on the standard newborn hearing tests, across three different sound frequencies compared to healthy infants, according to the press release. -
West Virginia State Fair in Lewisburg, West VirginiaThe West Virginia State Fair has something for everyone. Do not miss the fun! Mark your calendar and plan on attending. -
NOAA's Teacher at Sea Program Releases Its Latest Children's BookTeacher At Sea: Mrs. Armwood's Hydrographic Adventure on the NOAA Ship Fairweather by Diane Staniski tells of the Linda Armwood's experiences while participating in the NOAA Teacher At Sea Program. -
Red Kangaroo Struck by Train at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo EuthanizedThe Cleveland Metroparks Zoo has announced in a press release that a kangaroo from their Australian Adventures exhibit had to be euthanized on Tuesday, July 24, 2007. -
Rare "Corpse Flower" Blooms at Cleveland Metroparks ZooWhat can get to be 10 feet tall, 3-4 feet wide, smells like a rotting body, and took 13 years to appear? It would be the rare titan arum plant at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo! -
Preparing for a Home Appraisal on a BudgetHere are some tips on how to impress an home appraiser and cover up minor problems that you do not have the time or money to repair before their visit. -
The Colorful Language of AppalachiaUp until recently, many Appalachians have been isolated by a lack of television and other technology that would allow them to pick up other speech patterns and ways. -
An Interview with Appalachian Artisan Sharon Fisher LynchSharon Lynch, who has been painting over twenty years, shares her gift as an Appalachian artisan on antique roofing slates. -
Review of Arm & Hammer Essentials Laundry Detergent and Fabric Softening SheetsIf you are looking for a good value in laundry products that offer up high performance and are all-natural, then be sure to pick up the new Arm & Hammer Essentials Laundry Detergent and Fabric Softening Sheets. -
Changing the Diet of the Typical American FamilyTwo weeks ago the decision was made in our household to change the dietary habits that were spiraling out of control. -
5 Helpful Household Hints and Tips to Save Money, Time and Your HealthHere are five of my favorite tricks of the trade. You will find that they can save you money, hassle, and make your life just a little bit easier! Enjoy part two of this series. -
Simple Ways to Save on Infant Care CostsHaving a new baby does not have to be an exercise in expense. By following these tips, new parents can save a huge amount of money on baby costs. -
AOL Settlement: Practices to Be Changed and $3,000,000 to Be PaidIn a press release issued by the West Virginia Attorney General's Office it was announced that AOL would have to start changing their ways in regards to cancellation requests from customers -
Rare Baby Black and White Ruffed Lemur to Be Introduced at Sacramento ZooThe Sacramento Zoo will be showing off the newest member of their family July 12, 2007. The new "baby boy" is an endangered black and white ruffed lemur who was born on May 16. He will be allowed to roam in his exhibit for the first time and viewed by the public. -
WV Department of Natural Resources Urging Residents to Not Feed the BearsOfficials are concerned that with the rise in numbers of black bears there will be a human safety issue. -
Smithsonian Study Reveals that People Have Been Enjoying Mexican Cuisine for Over 1,500 YearsOne of the world's most popular cuisines has just been dated back at least 1,500 years. According to a press release of a Smithsonian study, pre-Columbian people were enjoying Mexican food that is very similar to what we eat today. -
Thirty-Six Urban Students Leave for Four Weeks to Connect with NatureOn Monday, July 9, 2007, these students, along with their mentors, left to connect with the natural world for four weeks to various Conservancy preserves in the Northeast. -
New Study Finds that Many Healthy Children Have Low Vitamin D LevelsThe Children's Hospital of Philadelphia released information July 9, 2007 from a study they have been conducting about vitamin D blood levels in healthy children. The results are concerning. -
4,500 U.S. Troops to Receive Free Postcards from Postcardmania and USOThanks to Postcardmania.com there will be 18,000 more opportunities for soldiers in Iraq to write to their loved ones. -
Kampgrounds of America (KOA) Announces New Girl and Boy Scout Camping ProgramCamping has been a longstanding tradition and favorite activity for all Boy and Girl Scout groups. However, sometimes it can be difficult for scout groups to find a suitable place to camp at a price they can afford. -
Avon's Beyond Color Line Softening Mousse FoundationHave you ever taken a photo of yourself and put it into a program and airbrushed the flaws away to make the picture look better? If you are like me, you have often wished that you do this to yourself in real life. Well, now you can! -
The Danger of Acetaminophen: Liver Failure Caused by This Seemingly Harmless Pain RelieverI was young and I was healthy. I did not drink alcohol. However, at the age of 22 I nearly died of liver failure. How did that happen? Let me tell you my story. -
Holiday Decoration Basket: A Wedding Gift to Be Cherished for Years to ComeAre you tired of the same old wedding gifts? Looking for something original, useful, and memorable to give the special newlyweds? Consider a holiday decoration gift basket! -
West Virginia Tourism to Launch Innovative Contest Called "Answer the Call"The West Virginia Department of Tourism has launched a contest called "Answer the Call" in which visitors of the state can submit video footage of their trip and possibly win a new 2008 Camry Hybrid. -
New Fox Game Show "Don't Forget the Lyrics" Accepting Try-Outs in Miami and New YorkAre you one of those people who seem to know the lyrics to every song on the radio? If so, here is your chance to display your talent and earn $1,000,000 in prize money! -
A Photo Book of a First Birthday Party is a Gift that Will Last a LifetimeA child's first birthday party is a big occasion and, generally, mom and dad's time can be taken with all the festivities and entertaining. It is very difficult to juggle everything and still have time to take some memorable photos of their little sweetie. -
Start Your Christmas Shopping and Preparations Now for a Stress-free and Frugal 2007 HolidayBuying Christmas gifts for everyone on your list can be stressful and financially taxing if you wait till the last minute. By starting early with your Christmas gift preparations, you can save yourself money, energy, and hassle while providing unique presents. -
Taking a Slice Out of Crime: West Virginia Pizzaria Employees Wound Robber with KnifeIf you are thinking about robbing an establishment, it might be best to avoid ones located in West Virginia.
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10 Helpful Household Hints and Tips to Save Money, Time and Your HealthEvery mom has some tricks up her sleeve when it comes to running a household, dealing with health issues, and other domestic situations. -
Geoffrey Harvey Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for WV Pharmacy Hostage IncidentOn November 13, 2006, Geoffrey Harold Harvey allegedly entered the Family Discount Pharmacy in Stollings, West Virginia with a sawed-off shotgun and a pistol. -
Infant Mortality Rates Double If the Baby is Born to an Unmarried MotherBabies born to unwed mothers are twice as likely to die before their first birthdays. Why is this and what can be done? -
Snakehead Sneaks into Philadelphia Man's Green BeansIt is normal to find a snake in your green bean patch in the summertime, but how about a snakehead in your green beans at dinner? -
Free and Cheap Activities for Your Children in Huntington, West Virginia This SummerSchool will soon be out and the kids will be looking for some fun. If you live in the Huntington, West Virginia tri-state area, there are plenty of wonderful options this summer that will not break the bank. -
Female Hair Loss: Dealing with it Simply and InexpensivelyMen are not always the only ones plagued with hair loss. Sometimes women can suffer from this problem, as well, ranging from minor to extreme. -
Coral Sands Resort on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina: a Relaxing Summer Vacation DestinationWhether you are looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation destination this summer, Coral Sands Resort in Hilton Head, South Carolina is the perfect choice. -
Treating Acne: University Medical AcneFree Severe Acne Treatment System Versus Nature's Cure Anti-Acne Papaya Skin Care SystemI have been battling acne since I hit puberty roughly two decades ago. As an adult, severe hormone imbalances have made this condition that much worse. I have tried many different products in an attempt to have "normal" skin with little luck. -
Epsom Salt: a Power House of Health and Beauty Benefits in One Affordable BoxDiabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, stress, sleep deprivation...these are all conditions that are plaguing our modern-day world. Yet, some relief may be found in an unlikely cardboard carton in many of our bathroom shelves. -
A Preliminary Study on How Children Become Irritants During a Routine Phone CallI sometimes wonder if there is a button in my ear that, when pressed by the receiver of a telephone, sends a frequency out that makes my children act like imbeciles. -
Be Kind to the Elderly: Random Act of Kindness Ideas for Our Older PopulationIt feels great to have something nice done for you, doesn't it? But, these days, life is fast-paced and it seems like no one has time to think about anyone but number one. -
Training Dummy Prompts Emergency Services to RespondMARTINSBURG, WV - Imagine the horror of passing a utility pole and seeing a body dangling from it. That is exactly what one person witnessed during the morning hours at the intersection of Wilson Street and New York Avenue in Martinsburg on Wednesday. -
Potty Training Made Easy: Follow This Method for a More Pleasant Potty Training ExperiencePotty training is something that every parent will have to endure at least once. It can be trying and something that might be dreaded by most. There are many mixed messages floating around and everyone has their own ideas and methods -
L'Oreal Bare Naturale Powdered Mineral Foundation Versus Milani Minerals Loose MakeupOne of the hottest new items in the cosmetic industry today are mineral makeups. They tout being natural, good for your skin, and providing a flawless look to your face. Some of the first mineral makeups on the market, like Bare Minerals, received raving reviews. -
Simple Tips on How to Prevent and Remedy Your Infant's Gas and Colic IssuesAre you the parent of a new baby? Babies are fun, but, as we all know, they sometimes get tummy aches. This can range from a simple case of gas clear up to the dreaded colic. -
Union Civil War Soldier to Be Reburied in West VirginiaThere are always those mysterious ancestors that perplex genealogists. Who were their parents? Why did they die? Where are they buried? -
Unusual "Murder by Duel" Charges Filed in Southern West VirginiaWELCH, WV - Dueling...it's a crime we don't hear about anymore in our modern-day world. Yet, Steven Bryant Simpson Sr., 47, of Gilliam Bottom, WV has been charged with just that. -
Abortion: How One Person's Selfishness Affects the FutureMy recent interest in genealogy has left me pondering some big issues. As I research further and further back, the names of each ancestor begin to run together and all look the same. We have no way of knowing each and every one of their stories. -
Public Restrooms Are No Place for a Child to Be Unsupervisedam writing to you about an incident that occurred in the SuperWalmart on Sunday, April 22, 2007 around lunchtime. My three children and I had left church and stopped there when I needed to go to the restroom. -
Can Abusive Teasing and Taunting Really Affect Someone for a Lifetime?"Why?" That is a question that has been asked countless times over the past several days after the terrible tragedy that occurred at Virginia Tech. It is not the first time this has happened and, unfortunately, it will probably not be the last.