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The clawed footwear is a bit much, but he's too chicken to complain to management.
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Would You Care If Your Local Paper Stopped Home Delivery?
Detroit's major newspapers the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News will no longer greet residents on their front porches every morning, as these papers are the first in the US to end daily home delivery. The newspapers decided to cut service down to three days a week, thanks to the cost of ink, fuel, and paper. Since 2002, both papers have seen about a 20 percent decrease in circulation.
You (Don't) Got Mail: Post Office May Cut Day of Delivery
The US Post Office delivered a plea to Congress yesterday — please don't make us deliver mail six days a week. If you consider the last time you wrote someone a letter versus an email, you can understand why the post office is having a hard time meeting rising costs. In fact, last year the post office was $2.8 billion in the red.
Domino's Pizza Delivers — And Then Some
Just in time for lunch! Watch this actual footage of a pizza delivery guy's creative handling of a dropped pizza prior to delivery. I'm pretty sure the 30-second rule doesn't apply to driveways and roads.
Bullets Keep Mail Carriers From Swift Completion of Rounds
The Mexican mail service delivers seven pieces of mail on average to each resident, but on two blocks in Harvey, IL the US postal service delivers none. The post office has decided that it's not worth the risk to make deliveries on "the most dangerous block in America."
The last straw happened on Oct.
How to Help Meal Delivery Programs Hit by Food, Fuel Costs
It's easy to see the economic toll on food and fuel in our own everyday lives — but the effect is trickling down past commuters and bargain shoppers to silver citizens who rely on meal delivery programs to survive. Advocates for the elderly nationwide are concerned that many seniors are going or will go hungry soon — and blame the 20 percent increase in fuel and food prices over the past year, as well as leveling or reduced government subsidies and a failing economy.
According to the Meals on Wheels Association of America, nearly 60 percent of the 5,000 programs have lost volunteers, most of whom say they can no longer afford gas.
Mad Men: Is Birthing in the '60s as Bad as You'd Think?
Sunday's Mad Men told me more than I ever wanted to know about childbirth in the '60s. Betty Draper is hushed away from her husband upon arriving at the hospital, forced to fill out paperwork midcontractions, and bossed around by an unsympathetic nurse whose bedside manner approximates a warden's — you made your bed now have your baby in it.
What did I expect anyway — for Betty to have her baby in the master bath while Don burned lavender and massaged her shoulders.
Picture It: World Food Program Delivery in Afghanistan
Photo of the Day: Today in Kabul, Afghans waited in line to receive bags of wheat during a World Food Program (WFP) distribution event. Years of conflict have reduced the capacity of Afghans to produce cereals and other basic crops, making them more dependent on imports.
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It's Not Delivery, It's DiGiorno
What? He only stole it by the slice.
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Do You Use New Generation Birth Control?
I came across an eye-opening article recently about "third-generation" birth control, which includes products like the NuvaRing (approved by the FDA in 2001) and the birth control patch. According to the piece, new forms of birth control most likely come with a higher risk of blood clots and strokes, risks that the FDA has somehow not given much weight to.
The Mother Jones article told the scary story of 32-year-old mother of two, Jackie Bozicev.
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