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America’s Electric Grid is Vulnerable0
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- March 24, 2016
Electromagnetic pulse (EMP) generated from a solar storm or man-made high altitute EMP attack can take down our grid.
The threat is real, and the time for action is now!
READ MOREAmbitious Parents, Mellow Children0
- Home & Family
- October 20, 2011
When parents and children are temperamental opposites, the results can be explosive. Type A parents, driven by nature, often have to ease up on Type B kids, who are more dreamy and mellow. When the pattern is reversed, relaxed Type B parents often feel outpaced by revved-up Type A offspring. These matchups can cause conflict
READ MOREAmazing Pep Talk From Little Kid: Never Give Up!0
- What I Can Do
- February 4, 2013
He may only be nine years old, but Robby Novak refers to himself as the "kid president," dresses accordingly, and has advice for adults and children alike. His motivational video is meant to be shared with those who could use some encouragement and support. You can also always send a Good for You Message! Good
READ MOREAlmost 70 Percent Of Pork In Stores Unsafe, Consumer Reports Says0
- Consumer Alerts
- November 30, 2012
Consumer Reports yesterday announced that 69 percent of all raw pork samples they tested were contaminated with the dangerous bacteria Yersinia enterocolitica. Forbes, 11/28/2012
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All it took was one dollar and a post-it note to inspire others0
- Making a Positive Difference
- February 27, 2015
Sometimes it doesn’t take a lot of money to make a difference in the lives of those going through challenging times. Just ask the owner of a pizza place in Philly.
READ MOREAlexis Wineman, Miss Montana, First Miss America Contestant Diagnosed With Autism0
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- January 15, 2013
Alexis Wineman told ABC News, “I have overcame a lot. I have overcome so many of my symptoms.” Wineman was first diagnosed with a form of autism at age 11. She recalls being ridiculed for her speech impediment and intense shyness, but her family helped her to eventually become comfortable in her own skin. She entered
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