Beat the winter bug
Beat the winter bug (Daily Mail)
60 per cent of us take a week off due to colds. See our gallery for ways to beat the bug ... more Water works: But is it bottled or tap?
Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables (Pitchfork)
Dead Kennedys were one of the most influential bands in the history of punk rock, blending twisted humor, in-your-face political ranting, and aggressive, spastic music, and paving the way for countless imitators.
'Jello' meets metal (Equinox)
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of all ages, the Dead Kennedys are back. Well, sort of.
Kennedys to take stage (Penn State Collegian)
For those State College-ites who rely on the fast-paced world of punk rock music to liven up an otherwise dull and monotonous Tuesday evening, tonight's Dead Kennedys show at Crowbar, 420 E. College Ave., could be the ticket to an inundation of punk delights.
Organization helps people with memory loss (St. Cloud Times)
Anyone else read that added aluminum deposits in our drinking water (we better know it as fluoride) acts as a main contributor to diseases affecting memory (such as Alzheimer's)?
UAE flouridisation plan (AME Info)
The UAE Health Ministry is recommending that the level of flouride in UAE water be raised from 0.02 mg per litre to 0.5 to 0.7, reported Gulf News. Dubai officials said that the optimal level recommended by the World Health Organisation is 1 mg per litre which prevents around 50% of tooth decay.
Dangerous flouride? (The Daily News Tribune)
ANatick chemist whose research has linked fluoridated water to elevated levels of lead in children's blood is trying to convince state lawmakers to defeat a proposal that would mandate fluoridation of most public water supplies.
Dangerous flouride? (Milford Daily News)
ANatick chemist whose research has linked fluoridated water to elevated levels of lead in children's blood is trying to convince state lawmakers to defeat a proposal that would mandate fluoridation of most public water supplies.
Dangerous flouride? (The Daily News Transcript)
ANatick chemist whose research has linked fluoridated water to elevated levels of lead in children's blood is trying to convince state lawmakers to defeat a proposal that would mandate fluoridation of most public water supplies.
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