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Richmond, Indiana -- The recipe I am giving you
all this evening is a very old recipe. I used to
prepare this for our children when they were
little. It seemed to show up at every birthday
party or holiday.
Health and Nutrition
Surgery
in
patients
with
rheumatoid
arthritis
is often
too
little,
too late
Two
University of Michigan studies supported by the
National Institutes of Health may bridge the gap
between rheumatologists and hand surgeons as
they work toward the common goal of improving
the quality of life for patients with rheumatoid
arthritis.
In
The News
2010
Ford
Fusion
Hybrid
'Car of
the
Month'
Since
its
introduction
earlier
this
year,
the 2010
Ford
Fusion
Hybrid
has
garnered
an
impressive
list of
accolades,
including
the
title
"Most
Fuel
Efficient
Mid-Size
Car in
America."
Today,
the
Fusion
Hybrid
receives
another
honor as
it is
named
the
NADAguides.com
"Car of
the
Month"
for
June.
With its
long
list of
technological
features,
great
overall
styling,
41 mpg
in the
city and
starting
price of
just
$27,270
the
Fusion
Hybrid
stands
out in
the
crowded
mid-size
hybrid
market
and
provides
a
welcoming
glimpse
into the
future
of
Ford's
alternative
energy
vehicle
lineup.
Flower
color
shows
evolution
in
action
In
an
article
published
recently
in the
Proceedings
of the
National
Academies
of
Sciences,
two
researchers
document
their
studies
of the
evolution
of
columbine
flowers
in North
America.
They
studied
red
columbines
pollinated
by
hummingbirds,
and
white or
yellow
columbines
pollinated
by
hawkmoths.
They
believe
that a
color
shift
from red
to white
or
yellow
has
happened
five
times in
North
America.
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OJ Worse
for
Teeth
than
Whitening?
With the
increasing
popularity
of
whitening
one’s
teeth,
researchers
at the
Eastman
Institute
for Oral
Health,
part of
the
University
of
Rochester
Medical
Center,
set out
to learn
if there
are
negative
effects
on the
tooth
from
using
whitening
products.
The
anti-cancer
capabilities
of a
special
purple
sweet
potato
A
Kansas
State
University
researcher
is
studying
the
potential
health
benefits
of a
specially
bred
purple
sweet
potato
because
its
dominant
purple
color
results
in an
increased
amount
of
anti-cancer
components.
Pet
& Animal News
Pets Go
Green
There’s
a lot
you and
your pet
can do
to help
the
environment.
Find out
how you
both can
go green
in this
exclusive
mobile
video
podcast.
'Looking
for a
forever
home'
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For A
Great
Pet
Adoption
Adoptable
Area
Pets
Inside
Pet News
What is
a puppy
mill?
Video -
Arkansas
Puppy
Mill
Raid
Pet and
Animal
News
Inside
The
battle
for the
Jolly
Roger
Tri-County
Raiders
6
(Interstate
Football
League)
@
Madison
County
Pirates
31
(Midwest
Football
League)
The
battle
for the
Jolly
Roger
started
between
two
pirate
teams,
the
pirates
and the
raiders.
In a
field of
a 100
yards
surrounded
by
swamps
only
half
mile
upstream
of the
falls of
Pendleton,
a battle
took
place
amongst
the
brotheren
of the
sea. For
the
glory,
the
colors,
the
defeat,
the
agony of
history
born on
those
colors
forever.
First
wave of
swine
flu
requires
revised
public
health
strategies
There is
no way
to know
how the
newest
strain
of the
H1N1
influenza
virus
will
behave
in the
future.
But
scientists,
notably
those
working
at the
intersections
of
epidemiology,
mathematics,
modeling
and
statistics,
are
monitoring
it
closely
to
identify
anomalies
on its
pattern
of
spread
while
evaluating
ways of
mitigating
its
impact.
Toll
House
Cookie
Recall
The U.S.
Food and
Drug
Administration
announced
that it
has
found E.
coli
O157:H7
(a
bacterium
that can
cause
serious
food
borne
illness)
in a
sample
of
prepackaged
Nestlé
Toll
House
refrigerated
cookie
dough
currently
under
recall
by the
manufacturer
and
marketer,
Nestlé
US. The
contaminated
sample
was
collected
at
Nestlé’s
facility
in
Danville,
Va. on
June 25,
2009.
World’s
Older
Population
Projected
to
Triple
by 2050
The
global
economic
crisis
has had
a
devastating
impact
on the
world’s
hungry.
In the
past
year,
approximately
100
million
people
have
been
added to
the
ranks of
the
roughly
1
billion
people
worldwide
considered
by the
United
Nations
Food and
Agricultural
Organization
to be
undernourished,
according
to its
report
issued
June 19,
2009.
State
Health
Officials
Warn of
Lead in
Products
Indiana
state
health
officials
warn
Hoosiers
that
elevated
lead
levels
have
been
found in
products
sold at
Target
stores.
Use
Caution
When
Buying
Michael
Jackson
Memorabilia
Immediately
following
the
announcement
of
Michael
Jackson’s
sudden
death,
enterprising
individuals
began
selling
memorabilia
online
to take
advantage
of the
increased
demand.
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