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Do your kids eat cereal for breakfast? Last month General Mills announced that they are going to commit to reducing the sugar in cereals advertised to children under 12 years old to single digit grams of sugar. They also plan to increase key nutrients such as calcium and vitamin D providing a whole grain to help make cereal a source of some of the key ingredients in your child’s diet..
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GE Is Reducing Sugar In Their Cereals
CHA Winter Show Tuesday – January 26 10:00 – 6:00 Plaid Booth #2817 Hot Glue Gun Helpers Candy Filled Cupcakes Mod Podge Make and Take 3:15 Filming the Great Tool Hunt with When Creativity Knocks
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Tuesday’s Activities at CHA
We already talked about what a writer platform is , but what does (or can) a platform actually consist of? Your writing platform probably won’t look exactly like mine, and it won’t look like those of your colleagues necessarily. There are no tools or tactics that you must use, although there are some that are used more commonly than others
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30 Ways to Build Your Writer Platform
Today the Center for WorkLife Law (WLL), in conjunction with the Center for American Progress (CAP), released a groundbreaking report on work-family conflicts across class. The Three Faces of Work-Family Conflict: The Poor, the Professionals, and the Missing Middle is the first of its kind report to comprehensively document how work-family conflict affects poor and working class people, instead of focusing exclusively on professional women “opting out” of the paid workforce
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New report from WorkLife Law and CAP on work-family conflicts across class
I LOVE to cook. I also love to find recipes, especially blogs that have recipes with pictures. I have been wanting to start my own recipe blog, but didn’t know what I wanted to call it.
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My New Cooking Blog
My dental history is chequered. As a result of too many close encounters with the drill, I am on the look out for anything that might help me hang onto my teeth for as long as possible
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Photo of the Day 25: bad taste
If you want to follow foreign-language blogs, news stories, tweets and other stuff that is not written in your native language, you can subscribe to such feeds inside Google Reader and the service will automatically translate your feeds into a language that you can read or understand. However, if you are someone like me who prefers using a desktop RSS client over a web-based reader, here’s some good news.
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Read Foreign-Language Blogs with FeedDemon
Melanie asks: “It seems blogs are all the rage now but I wanted to start with a website (have a little experience with that and a friend who can help too, so seemed quicker to get up and running).
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Melanie asks: Create a Blog or Website?
Bayer Pharmaceuticals, the maker of the Mirena IUD, has teamed up with the Mommy marketing site “Mom Central” to sponsor house parties to sell women the Mirena IUD. According to a warning letter sent to Bayer by the FDA about the worded content of the events – The Mirena program is a live presentation designed for a consumer audience of “busy moms.” The program is presented in a consumer’s home or other private setting (e.g.
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Direct To Consumer Device Marketing Meets Social Media: Mirena House Parties And Mommy Bloggers
By synchronising our clocks, we can coordinate our activities with people around the world. Now, scientists have engineered bacteria to synchronise their molecular timekeepers, creating the stunning fluorescent waves you see in this video. Hear more about synthetic biology on the Nature Podcast or read the original research here.
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Video: Bacteria make Mexican waves
It has been a month since we launched Zoho Challenge 2.0 and so far we are pretty happy with the response we’ve gotten. Our original target for the service was, as you’d probably imagine, the educational sector. But one of the things we’ve learned after going live with the service is that Zoho Challenge is well suited not only for schools, but also for the commercial sectors
Do you want quicker updates and on the spot info or creative inspiration?….. Add me on facebook or twitter ! This will be the Plaid CHA booth. Barnes and Noble Load In.
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CHA – Set up and Day 1 Pics
Oh, yes, my brothers and sisters, we have done it! My pharma paymasters are very, very pleased indeed with me and all of their other blogging and Twittering minions. Very, very pleased indeed. In fact, they are cackling with glee over the discomfiture of one of their greatest enemies, Mike Adams, a.k.a.
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Shorty Awards "fraud": The evil Illuminati-Mason-Pharma-Vaccine axis of evil succeeds in its conspiracy!
My friend Amel has just released her Course Into Cash System , which is specifically designed to help you gain focus and clarity in your online business . If you click on the link above, you’ll see an offer to sign up for a free video that will help you gain focus and clarity in 5 easy steps
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Suffer from Information Overload?
In an essay that ties together recent exposés of serious IT security flaws (starting with Operation Aurora ) and a culture of secrecy that pervades the IT industry and industries who use IT, I ask the question: Is universal healthcare IT really a good idea in 2010?
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Operation Aurora And a Widespread Reluctance to Discuss IT Flaws: Is Universal Healthcare IT Really a Good Idea in 2010?
A show that celebrates looking good that feels good. Caitlin Brotz from Olivu joins host Michele Beschen to share delicious recipes to make us look and feel more beautiful. Learn how to whip up nourishing face masks using expired items from the fridge
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BOrganic Episode 13: Looking Good That Feels Good
A representative from Wiley publishing sent me a link to an interesting new paper. Entitled “Using Protistan Examples to Dispel the Myths of Intelligent Design” by Mark Farmer, from the University of Georgia and Andrea Habura, from the University at Albany, New York. It is from the Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology and is based upon a presentation they gave at a workshop at a conference.
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Confronting Intelligent Design arguments directly in the scientific literature
Well, the blogosphere has been all atwitter with glowing feedback about the Science Online 2010 meeting (see Bora’s collection here). I even wrote some nice things (see “Top 11 things I learned at Science Online (#scio10) ” and “And the real mission of #scio10 is fulfilled: kids play with educational freebies”. Well I for one have had enough
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Enough w/ the good: here are the top10 problems w/ the #scio10 meeting
I’m writing this while on the plane, flying back from a fantastic weekend in North Carolina. Before I can even begin reflecting on the past few days, I have to thank NESCent again for their generous travel grant which allowed me to go to Science Online in the first place. Without their funding, I’d have spent the weekend laying out on a beach instead of freezing my butt off with over 200 amazing people who, thought diverse in many ways, all have one thing in common: a passion for science comm…
Session description: Much of the science that goes out to the general public through books, newspapers, blogs and many other sources is not professionally fact checked.