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Ron’s Newsletter January 2005 |
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Inside this edition:• Consumer Corner• In the Spotlight • Favorite Links • Stuff to email friends • Websites in Pa • Joke of the month • Computer tips • Bumper sticker • This Just In Our Top 10 Lists↓ ↓ • TOP Stories of 2004• The Tsunami Disaster • Get a Dust-Free Bedroom • Infant Colds and congestion • Buying Car Insurance Tips • Nosebleeds - and Remedies • Digital Cameras Reviews • Online Maps • Currency Converter • Speed Up Your Computer • C/net - Download.com • Product Recalls • Preserve Game Meats • Search for Federal Tax Forms • Top Questions about eBay In the Spotlight: • Warning Signs • Exercise-Induced Asthma • Hypertension • Alzheimer's Association • Food and Drug Administration • Heartburn Advice • Upper GI Endoscopy? • Symptoms of Gerd • What Is a Hiatal Hernia? • Consumer Health Central • Buying Medicines Online • Dietary Supplements • Jogging Calorie Counter • Cancer: Medical Vocabulary • Medical Dictionary Search • First Aid Information !! Health Answers: • What is Lyme disease? • What causes Allergies? • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? • What is Cholesterol? • What is a Herniated Disk? • What is Strep Throat? • What is Croup? • What is Prostate Cancer? • What is Depression? • What is a Pap Smear? • Elvis Would've Been 70 • 2005 Grammy Nominations • Sports Scores • Super Bowl.com • Monitor Airports • Kodak Photo Tips • Learn about DVD's • How-To Install Memory • Columnist Andy Rooney • Peter Gammons of ESPN • Baseball Hall of Fame • Brad and Jennifer Separate • Take a Test: Are You Dumb? • Facts on Flatulence (gas) • I got a new Car Amp for Xmas • New Twins Calendar • Funny Post Cards • "I Did It ! - I Beat Anorexia" • Little Help over here, Mom! • Duct tape fashion gallery • The Last Picture I Took • Who Needs Toilet Paper? • Now that's a Nice Car! • Sleeping In - New Years Day • Pentagon 9/11 Controversy • Pa Lottery Numbers • State Weather • NASCAR Specialty Plates • Baer Mountain Bronzing • Ben Roethlisberger rookie card • Pittsburgh Steelers • McFadden Machine • Altoona Area Connect • Zaliznock Industries • Altoona Hospital • Philipsburg Area Hospital • Links To Car Manufacturers • Moshannon Valley High School • Alvin's Computer Service • PA Tax Forms - search • Find State Benefit Programs more sites • America at War • Auto • Computer • Government • Health • Pennsylvania • Sports • Tribute - Anna Kournikova • Tribute - Clay Aiken • Tribute - Kelly Clarkson
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C YA nEXT mONTH, « Now, some stories in the news » This year's game, Super Bowl XXXIX... takes place Feb. 6 at Alltel Stadium in Jacksonville, FL. Alicia Keys will sing "America the Beautiful" prior to the game, and the halftime show will feature a performance by Paul McCartney. Last year's half-time had the Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake controversy. Alicia Keys also recently announced her 34-City 'Diary Tour'.
New Battery Lasts nearly Twice As Long ... Soon you will be able to buy a more powerful battery that promises enough juice for twice as many digital pictures as regular batteries. The Oxyride battery, developed by Matsushita for Panasonic, maintains higher voltage and output longer because its electricity-producing materials can be packed more closely inside the cell. The Oxyride battery will be available in the U. S. in April, a year after it was first sold in Japan and they will cost about 10 percent more than regular, alkaline batteries. read more.
The host of 'Survivor' is in Love ... Maine native Julie Berry came in fifth
Make your calories count ... whether eating or drinking them, consider this... Studies show that people who consume too many calories from alcoholic beverages are less likely to compensate by cutting back elsewhere in their diet. Read more.
The fourth season of American Idol... returns this month on Jan. 18, 19. Don’t miss the two-hour debut and the start of a brand new season. More info at their website. Remember, they have a New Age Limit this year: 16-28. The minimum age remains at 16, but the maximum age for contenders was raised from 26 to 28 ... they felt too many talented "older people" were getting turned away.
Turning 'Poop' Into Gold... Tom Szaky, a 22-year-old Canadian, is dropping out of Princeton to corner the market on worm poop. He's turning garbage into gold and brown into green. Szaky is building a business in New Jersey by turning the half-ton of worm waste a week into 6,000 bottles of fertilizer. The trade secret is what he feeds his worms and the product is proving to be remarkably effective, after closing deals with Wal-Mart and Home Depot. His pot of gold is a ton of crap. Read more.
Study Links Obesity to Living in the USA... The flip side of the American dream - of finding a better life in the land of plenty - is obesity. Long-term exposure to American culture may be hazardous to immigrants' health. A new study found that obesity is relatively rare in the foreign-born until they have lived in the United States. Only 8 percent of immigrants who had lived in the U.S. for less than a year were obese, but that jumped to 19 percent for those who had been here at least 15 years. The study was in the Journal of the American Medical Assoc. Hey Welcome to America! the land of drive-thrus, remote controls and double cheeseburgers.
The Calendar Girls Of Rylstone ... These calendar girls were pillars of society, members of the honorable Women’s Institute of Britain. So why would these women, all between the ages of 46 and 66, decide to take off all their clothes, except for their pearls, and pose for nude photographs? Answer Charity.
... and finally, there's this story ...
Woman Eats 6 pound Burger at a Clearfield Pub ... A 100-pound female college student is the first person in 7 years to meet the Denny's Beer Barrel Pub challenge: down the restaurant's six-pound hamburger and five pounds of fixins', within three hours. Well, guess what? Kate Stelnick, 19, of Princeton, N.J. did it. "I saw it on TV and I really thought I could do it," Stelnick said, after downing the monster burger in two hours, 54 minutes. To prepare for the challenge, she hadn't eaten anything for two days. Denny Leigey Jr., the owner of Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, said the burger called Ye Olde 96er (so named because it contains 96 ounces of meat), takes 45 minutes to cook and those who try to meet the three-hour limit must use no utensils and eat all of these fixins: one large onion, two whole tomatoes, a half head of lettuce, 12 slices of cheese, top and bottom buns, and a cup each of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, relish, banana peppers and some pickles. Until now, nobody had done it since it was first introduced on Super Bowl Sunday 1998. For her trouble, Stelnick got a certificate, a T-shirt and other prizes and Leigey picked up the $23.95 tab for the burger. See her website Kate Stelnick.
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