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08/26/2011Be Ready: How to Prepare for a Hurricane, After the Storm
Are you prepared for a hurricane? Here is a resource list to prepare for a storm and keep your family, business, and property safe.
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08/26/2011A Contagious Spirit of Hope: UT Head Coach Diagnosed with Early Onset Dementia
A "We've Got Your Back, Pat" campaign publicized on Facebook and Twitter, has caught the attention of people around the country this week -- and not necessarily Lady Vols fans. Thousands wore orange Friday to show support for University of Tennessee's head coach Pat Summitt, who announced this week that she's been diagnosed with early onset dementia, Alzheimer's type.
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08/25/2011'New Gandhi' Still Fasting; India Moves Toward Deal
Indian activist Anna Hazare was close to ending his hunger strike today after Parliament discussed the new anti-corruption legislation. But, he has still not announced his intentions after completing the 10th day of his fast.
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08/25/2011Gay Couples Spread in U.S., Behave Like Straight Couples
New research show many same-sex couples are doing something straight couples have been doing for generations: getting older, having kids, and moving to the suburbs.
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Divorce Rates Climb, More Marriages Fail in South, Study Says
Divorce in America now can be as simple as signing a few papers. With only legal paperwork standing between them and freedom, many disillusioned spouses find that a divorce is the simplest way out of the situation and into a new-found freedom.
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08/24/2011Is Company Health Insurance a Thing of the Past?
After focusing closely on the health care reform legislation in 2011, employers are planning changes in their health care plans for 2012, a new study reports.
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08/24/2011Sleepyhead Burglars Caught Snoozing in Caskets at Funeral Home
Workers at a local funeral home in Tennessee walked into a strange sight early Monday morning. Employees discovered two men sleeping in the empty caskets located in the Weaver Funeral Home storage facility.
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08/23/2011Earthquake Hot Spots in the U.S.
Earthquakes rarely strike the U.S. East Coast and are generally less severe when they do so where are the rest of the earthquake zones in the United States?
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08/23/2011Schnitt Radio, Advertisers: Reality TV Jersey Shore is 'Killing Our Kids'
Researchers have long known that watching sex, aggression, and provocative behavior on television reality shows, but do young people duplicate bad behavior? Critics and study says "yes."
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08/23/2011Happy Marriages Lead to Healthy Hearts
Want a healthy ticker? A new study from the University of Rochester indicates a happy marriage is just as important as healthy habits.
- 08/23/2011
Live a Longer Life
Four health risk behaviors—lack of physical activity, poor nutrition, tobacco use, and excessive alcohol consumption—are responsible for much of the illness and death related to chronic diseases.
- 08/22/2011
Do Angels Exist?
It takes faith to believe in angels. The Bible says, "Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see." (Hebrews 11:1 NIV)
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08/22/2011Study: U.S. Has Hot, Tired, Overworked Employees
Job experts now say rising stress levels and ultimate job burnout could be a result of heavier workloads. Others say workers might suffer from job burnout due to fear of losing their jobs.
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08/21/2011Breaking News: America Watches as Gaddafi Appears on Verge of Collapse
The "end is near" for Libyan leader Col. Muammar Gaddafi as nations, including the U.S., are calling on him to "go now,” even as rebel forces advance with force into Tripoli late Sunday. Regular television programming is airing the breaking news out of Lybia on Sunday night to show rebels running over Tripoli and meeting little resistance
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08/21/2011London Toy Company Creates Prince William, Kate Dolls
Royal Wedding enthusiasts now have two more items to add to their collection with the release of two miniature dolls that look just like the famous royal couple.
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