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Hillary Clinton gives her victory speech in PennsylvaniaWhat Made Joe Bitter
Once upon a time, Joe Lieberman was interesting—not always correct, in my view, but interesting. He was interesting because he thought for himself. On most issues, most senators line up pretty automatically with their party.Beauty Tip Of The Day / Witch Hazel
My mother had beautiful, flawless skin. Wherever she went, she was always admired for this feature. Although I wasn't lucky enough to inherit her skin, I did inherit her beuty secrets. One product that she used in her regular beauty routine was good old witch hazel.
Dam them!
This is an email that comes around periodically, and it is so dam funny that I have to share it: [This is an actual letter sent to a man named Ryan DeVries regarding a pond on his property. It was sent by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Quality, State of Pennsylvania. This guy's response is hilarious!] SUBJECT: DEQ File No.An associate dean of clinical education at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine on health care costs
Adding Up The Public Option It can't really cut into the cost of health care. by Dr. Stanley Goldfarb Intrinsic to the legislative plans now under debate is the idea that we will constrain the growth in health care costs by cutting insurance premiums.Do You Live in a Healthy or an Unhealthy State?
If you want to be healthy, live in Vermont—or at least act like you do. It is the healthiest state in the country, according to a new report from the nonprofit United Health Foundation.
The annual ranking looks at 22 indicators of health, including everything from how many children receive recommended vaccinations, to obesity and smoking rates, to cancer deaths.
Insurance Company: No arm for 12-year-old Boy
Benjamin French was born with his right arm missing below the elbow. In his 12 years, he has been fitted with seven prostheses. His most recent replacement will cost nearly $30,000 and his doctor says he will soon grow out of it.
Clinton doubles lead in Pennsylvania
David Paul KuhnThu Mar 20, 10:11 AM ET
Hillary Rodham Clinton has doubled her lead in Pennsylvania and now has a majority of Democrats’ support, according to a new poll out today.
Clinton now leads Barack Obama 51 percent to 35 percent among likely Democratic primary voters, according to the Franklin and Marshall College Poll. In February, the same poll found that Clinton was ahead by half that margin, 44 percent to 37 percent.
Lap Dog Blue Dogs who Voted for Pelosicare
Lap Dog Blue Dogs who Voted for Pelosicare Congressman Arcuri - New York's 24th congressional district - R+2. Congressman Baca - California's 43rd congressional district - D+13. Congressman Berry - Arkansas 1st congressional district - R+8.McCain Could Be Forced Out Of Pennsylvania Too, Union Chief Says
"Democrats cheered on Wednesday when news broke that John McCain's campaign was abandoning Michigan, pulling down its ads and sending staffers to other states." ... "Many speculated that McCain would now turn his focus to Pennsylvania.
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