Archive for November, 2009
is it kosher?
getting ready to send some holiday letters telling the world about every little detail that’s happened in your life over the past year? consider sending the letter that your friends probably laugh at with groups of other friends because your mention of your new bmw or other some-such-thing makes you sound like an arse using [...]
five dollar foot longs goes up
with all the controversy lately about the trials for five of the accused 9/11 plotters being held in nyc , there’s been no room for news about the role the subway sandwich company will play in the rebuilding of the space. subway’s new location will be opening by the end of the month and it [...]
i bet they layoff santa next
the u.s. postal service reported losses of $3.8b smackers in the past fiscal year, $1b smackers more than fiscal 2008 losses. this comes despite the cut of 40K career employees and slashed expenses, so much so that the postal service’s cfo joseph corbett called it one of the most challenging years in postal office history. [...]
ladies (and gentleman), feel your boobies
it will probably save your life. a new recommendation came out from the u.s. preventative task force says that women don’t need regular mammograms until the age of 50 (the previous recommendation was age 40) and that self-exams don’t do much good either. the task force recommends that instead, women talk with their doctors about [...]
’si’.n.n.
lou dobbs explains his departure from cnn over the weekend–another funny from saturday night live. i wonder if he is telling the truth about john king.
anderson cooper and his puppet friend
the coop got a special visit from his fellow news buddy oscar the grouch last week.
healthy and good for you, bla, bla, bla
the british journal of psychiatry confirmed again that um, food that’s good for you is better than food that’s bad for you. the research showed that people that eat a mediterranean diet–those full of fruit, vegetables, cereals and olive oil–were less likely (by 30%) to get depressed than people who eat the high fat, high [...]
