Brad Pitt and Maddox lead the way to Miami for yesterday’s Super Bowl, and Angelina Jolie wasn’t far behind. She joined them in their luxury box as the family cheered on the New Orleans Saints, though their team’s winning wasn’t the only reason Brad and Angelina were all smiles – they also couldn’t keep their hands off each other! Click through to see Brad and Angelina’s very PDA-filled evening! View Slideshow ›…[...]
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Brad and Angelina Bring Their PDA Action to the Super Bowl!
February 8th, 2010 | Posted in Celebrities | No Comments
February 8 marks the centennial of Boy Scouts in America. At a time when shows like ‘Man Vs Wild’ and ‘Survivorman’ are experiencing immense popularity, wouldn’t it make sense that they’d see a surge in enrollment? But Boy Scouts, in many ways, are a struggling organization with membership plummeting annually.[...]
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After 100 Years, Are The Boy Scouts Still Relevant?
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A second round of snow is heading toward Washington, D.C., and surrounding cities, where residents are still digging out after a record-setting blizzard.[...]
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Round II coming for snowy mid-Atlantic
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Courtesy of Onaroo by American Innovative Sometimes it’s hard for early-rising toddlers to understand their parents need a few extra winks of sleep before starting their day. Now, thanks to the brand new OK to Wake! Alarm Clock and Nightlight ($30) from Onaroo by American Innovative that conversation just got a whole lot easier. Super cool and kid-friendly, it’s a great way to introduce the little ones to a daily routine. Things we like: The initial set-up is a breeze. And programming the time is just as simple, consisting of just a few quick steps. Our favorite setting is the alarm. Once you choose a time, the entire clock will glow green each morning to let your child know it’s “OK to Wake!”. The clock also features a handy nap timer and a yellow nightlight that turns on when you press the left toe button. Added bonus: When your kid’s a little older, this adorable device turns into a traditional alarm clock. We love the fun and modern look, which will blend in nicely with any preschooler’s decor. It also comes with two faceplates — green bug or pink flower — so it can be customized for a boy or a girl. Things we didn’t like: You have to check the batteries often because when they are running low, the display doesn’t shine as bright. CBB Rating: A great, reliable product that might just net you an extra hour (or two) of sleep — for a little while at least! — Missy Filed under: Fashion & Gear, Fashi…[...]
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CBB Review: OK to Wake! Alarm Clock and Nightlight
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By Dorothy Foltz-Gray, Special to Lifescript Nose plugged up like an olive? Hacking cough keeping you up at night? You don’t need to pop open the nearest prescription pill bottle. We asked doctors for the best natural remedies to shake cold and flu symptoms – fast! Sore throat, congestion, fuzzy head. Cold season is upon us and so are its misery-making symptoms. While prescription drugs may help, your first line of defense can be found in your local supermarket or vitamin store. Here are 10 natural remedies doctors use to treat colds and flu:1. Zinc What it is: This essential mineral boosts the immune system and has been linked to a decrease in viral activity.“Zinc is believed to work by inhibiting viral cell reproduction in the mucus membranes of the upper respiratory system,” says Fred Pescatore, M.D., an integrative physician and president of the International and American Associations of Clinical Nutritionists. “It works for both cold and flu.” In fact, a landmark 1996 study of 100 adults at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, found that people who sucked 6-8 zinc lozenges a day felt relief from their colds in 4.4 days, compared with 7.6 days for those taking a placebo.How to use it: Take 15-30 milligrams in lozenge form at the first sign of a tickly throat, runny nose or fatigue, Pescatore says. What about zinc pills? “The lozenge works better because it’s at the site of the [viral] action,” he says. “Suck on one every couple of hou…[...]
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10 Doctor-Approved Natural Cold Remedies
February 8th, 2010 | Posted in Women's Interest | No Comments