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America is a fluoride nation. Beginning in 1945, when Grand Rapids, Mich., became the first city in the world to add the stuff to its water supply, the practice has spread across the United States. In most areas it is simply understood that ingesting minuscule levels of fluoride is good for dental health. Show More Summary
Clean Energy Fuels Corp (CLNE), Questar Corporation (STR): This Advantage Is Key
In the grand scheme of natural gas vehicles, or NGVs, America is well behind the adoption curve. Of the more than 16 million NGVs on our planet’s roads, fewer than 1% are in the United States. With so many supposed advantages over traditional fuels, in concert with America’s obvious abundance of the resource, why aren’t [...]
Being Part of the 1% Just Isn't Cutting It for NGVs in America
In the grand scheme of natural gas vehicles, or NGVs, America is well behind the adoption curve. Of the more than 16 million NGVs on our planet's roads, fewer than 1% are in the United States. With so many supposed advantages over traditional...Show More Summary
Beck Maps Out How Scandals Reveal Obama’s ‘Arrogant’ Goal Of ‘Fundamentally Transforming’ America
Amid the scandal and trouble facing the White House, Glenn Beck found a way to tie it all together, attributing it all to the grand vision of "fundamental transformation." Citing "arrogance," Beck laid out exactly what Benghazi, the IRS scandal, and the AP/Justice Department issue all have in common.
Curbed Maps: 15 of the Country's Coolest Historic Homes, All Under $1M
Cox Mill Photo: Mill Pictures America has plenty of grand historic homes—the elaborate mansions always seem more likely to escape the wrecking ball—but for historic preservation junkies on a budget, there are some shining examples of historic American architecture available...
Week in Reviews, Marilyn Hagerty Edition: "Viral" Grand Forks Herald restaurant critic...
"Viral" Grand Forks Herald restaurant critic Marilyn Hagerty — America's critic — reviews Ground Round Grill & Bar in Grand Forks, ND: "With friends, I go back from time to time to the Ground Round because it is convenient... There....
Gig: State Of The Union – Garstang Unplugged at The Kenlis Arms
Thursday, 16th May, 2013 at 8.30pm Garstang Unplugged, The Kenlis Arms, Ray Lane, Barnacre, Garstang, PR3 1GD In the grand tradition of ‘The Special Relationship’, State Of The Union combines the talents of America and England, producing an end result that is sure to delight fans of hook-laden songs, fiery and emotional guitar playing and [...]
FOF #1789 – Alaska Wins! – 05.06.13
Tonight RuPaul crowns America's Next Drag Superstar. Although Jinkx Monsoon is this season's popular gal, RuPaul might not pick her the winner and instead give the grand prize to Alaska.
Today we take you on a behind the scenes of the taping of the season finale, where, like last year, they taped every possible outcome and edited it into one hot delicious show.
Across The Country, Renters Are Getting Crushed By Housing Costs
In the grand scheme of personal finances, your take home pay is like an apple pie. Your bills are the hungry flock of kids banging their fists on the table to get their share.
For renters in America, housing is usually the hungriest of the bunch. Show More Summary
Injured Abraham set for Jerez return
Karel Abraham is aiming to race at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, with the Cardion AB rider recovering sufficiently from a violent qualifying crash at the Circuit of the Americas. The 23-year-old Czech underwent surgery on his broken right collarbone soon after the accident and had a successful examination on Monday.
Abraham cleared to compete at Jerez
Karel Abraham has been cleared to race at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, with the Czech rider recovering sufficiently from a violent qualifying crash at the Circuit of the Americas. The 23-year-old underwent surgery on his broken right collarbone soon after the accident and had a successful check-up examination on Monday.
Ben Spies to miss out the Jerez round in his debut MotoGP season with Pramac Ducati – MotoGP news
Ben Spies to miss out the Jerez round in his debut MotoGP season with Pramac Ducati – MotoGP news Courtesy a nerve problem in his chest while riding the in Grand Prix of the Americas on Sunday, 28-year-old American rider Ben Spies would...Show More Summary
Diane von Furstenberg For GapKids Debuts!
Spring has arrived in some areas of North America, which means it is time for pretty dresses, jumpers and sandals for little girls. The GAP is welcoming Spring in grand style this year by debuting a new collaboration with Diane von Furstenberg. Show More Summary
Media Matters Ignores Gosnell Grand Jury to Defend Planned Parenthood
Media Matters for America accused Breitbart News and Rush Limbaugh of falsely accusing Planned Parenthood of hiding the horrific crimes at Kermit Gosnell’s abortion clinic. In doing so, they ignore grand jury testimony that Planned Parenthood did fail to report Gosnell to authorities. Show More Summary
Iggy Azalea Moves Jumps Labels to Island Def Jam...
Former XXL Freshman Lister Iggy Azalea has announced that her long-awaited studio debut album will not be released via T.I.'s Atlantic-affiliated Grand Hustle Records, but instead will come out on Island Def Jam in North America and Mercury in the UK. Show More Summary
A brief history of Grand Prix racing at Long Beach
Tomorrow, the green flag waves for the Indy cars at the Toyota Grand Prix at Long Beach. Before the racers hit the street circuit at America's Monaco, check out Brendan McAleer's brief history of the event, from Formula 5000 to the present. Read more...
I'll be at the Festival of Books on Sunday
I will be signing "Wilshire Boulevard: Grand Concourse of Los Angeles" and "The San Fernando Valley: America's Suburb" at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at USC on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Look for me at the Angel City Press booth and around the grounds.
The Digital Public Library of America Opens its Doors
The library is the start of a grand effort to digitize America’s cultural heritage. The Digital Public Library of America, an ambitious, legally fraught effort to make the America’s entire literary heritage universally accessible, opened its doors today.
Stages of Decay, A Beautiful Book Featuring Photography of Abandoned Theaters by Julia Solis
Stages of Decay is beautiful photo book of abandoned theaters by photographer and urban exploration pioneer Julia Solis. In her research for the book, Solis photographed more than 100 theaters in America and Europe, from grand performance palaces to school auditoriums. Stages of Decay is available for pre-order on Amazon. The book releases on April [...]
Age of Wushu getting new PvP, PvE content
Snail has updated Age of Wushu's website with its immediate designs for the western version of the recently launched wuxia sandbox. The firm has grand plans to bring content from the game's Chinese server to North America including the...Show More Summary
