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Fur-Loving Kid Rock Wants 'War' With Peta

You are browsing images from the article:Fur-Loving Kid Rock Wants 'War' With Peta" target="_blank"<Kid Rock has hit out at animal rights advocates - insisting their campaigns will never stop him...

UAW bailout ad

This ad reminds me of the kid who kills his parents then wants leniency from the court because he's an orphan. Can't say I have much sympathy for them after reading this, why should we pay for their...

Five Kid-Friendly Indoor Activities in Fredericksburg, Virginia

I’ve spent many cold rainy days in Fredericksburg and there are plenty of ways to keep the kids entertained. Here are a few of my favorite kid-friendly inside activities.

Announcing Unscientific America

Yesterday, many among us were aghast to learn that yet another major news outlet is eliminating its science coverage. In this case it was CNN, which decided to nix its seven-person unit on science,...

Childhood Obesity Can Damage Thyroid

Being obese as a kid can alter the shape of thyroid - a gland that secretes hormones to regulate metabolism and growth -

Another Addition to the Bert Blyleven Series

I received an email yesterday afternoon from my colleague Patrick Sullivan. The subject read: "Paging Mr. Lederer..." The body of the email had a link to a blog entry by T.R. Sullivan, the Texas...

Help! Someone Stole My Apple iPod/ Sony PSP!

(two questions in the same entry, conveniently enough) hi dave i took my ipod to school and some kid opend my backpack and stole it. I was wondering if you can get a new one at the store you bought...

Prized Fighter: Boxing in St. Louis will never die — not as long as Kenny Loehr has a kid in the ri

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ACORE 2008: Thomas Friedman destroys his own argument, calls out GM's greenwashing

Filed under: Emerging Technologies, AutoblogGreen Exclusive, Green Daily Following James Woolsey at today's American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) Phase II Renewable Energy National Policy...

Magical Apparel makes pretend play a snap (and a zip and a button)

As a mom to a kid who had his share of sensory issues, I was intrigued when I found out about a line of dress-up clothes called Magical Apparel that don't just expand a child's imagination, but also...