• Oh, the Irony! Connecticut Criminalizes Fake Pot. By Katherina Gaidarzhy
  Within days of decriminalizing the real thing, Connecticut lawmakers are making possession of synthetic cannibal and legal saliva a crime. In case .... likely the synthetic market would have dried up anyway. The whole situation just serves to further highlight the hypocrisy and idiocy of the drug war.

• Hezbollah leader Nasrallah rejects Hariri indictments By Alarengin Alareng
  Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has rejected indictments of four of its members over the 2005 assassination of Lebanon's former PM, Rafiq Hariri .... . With Hezbollah being a strong force within the government, no-one is expecting the arrests, our correspondent adds. http://www.alarengin.net/

• What Does a Loan Workout Entail? By Zech Keenan
  In today’s volatile real estate market, homeowners struggle to know where to turn for help with their most valuable possession: their home. The economy .... to short sale the property if you manage it correctly. Beside the credit implications, a short sale can also keep you in the home for a few more months.

• Questions raised on 2G scam CBI charge-sheet By Sudhanshu Bose
  The charge-sheet filed by CBI in the country’s most high profile case has raised doubts over the authenticity of the investigations. There were a number .... guarantee that the naming of Sanjay Chandra or Vinod Goenka in the charge-sheet has creditable ground. Many things go unexplained. Questions unanswered.

• Pakistan It's People, It's Culture, It's Future By Brian Ringland
  (Brian Ringland ORT) Pakistan is a country that is in the news - a lot. We hear stories about Taliban fighters in the North as well as bombings and assassinations .... mortality rate: 65.3/1000; Life expectancy: 65.3; Population density per sq mi: 215 Next Week: Part Two - Pakistan's Future - After The Taliban

• SpaceX Express Ready to Launch Rocket By Brian Ringland
  Experimental research company SpaceX Express announced at a press conference on Thursday that their 'Spacebus' project has cleared all testing .... launch facility. Another condition was that the launch facility be liable for anything that went wrong with the launch once the rocket was on the pad.

• McDonald's Announces New Giant Burger By Brian Ringland
  The world's largest fast food chain held a news conference to kick off a new ad campaign for a new burger that the company hopes will be more popular .... witnesses at the scene, remained cool in the limo and calmly ate his Whopper until the tow truck freed his vehicle from the Burger King drive through.

• This Week in the Social Networks: Japan, St. Patrick’s Day and Rebecca Who? By Linda Bertrand
  Teens have had a lot to talk about on the social network this week. If you thought your teen had intense mood swings before, the events from this week .... school again after a long Spring Break. This means more family dinners at home and after reading this article, you should all have plenty to talk about.

• Despite Improving Situation in Japan, Still Risk of Radiation Exposure By Isaac Eliaz
  The nuclear crisis in Japan may be slowly improving, but we are not completely out of the clear when it comes to radiation exposure. Despite assurances .... into the use of modified citrus pectin to chelate radioactive particles and heavy metals. For more valuable health information, visit www.dreliaz.org.

• Nuclear Radiation Protection Protocol By Isaac Eliaz
  As the nuclear crisis escalates in Japan, people across the world but particularly in the US are asking what they can do to protect themselves from exposure .... com. Stay tuned for more information as this situation unfolds, and remember to stay calm while keeping yourself and your family healthy and protected.

• Menthol Cigarette Use Rising Among Teenagers By Scarlett Simpson
  The use of menthol cigarettes is rising among adolescents and is "very high" among minority youth, a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel .... Prevention, in 2009, 19.5% of students in grades nine through 12 reported smoking in the past month compared to 34.8% in 1999. About 21% of U.S. adults smoke.

• Medicare Fraud and Abuse: The Most Profitable Healthcare Crime in the U.S. By Linda Vincent
  Medicare fraud and abuse cost taxpayers approximately $60 billion a year. It’s one of the fastest and most profitable crimes in the U.S. The government .... and respond to Medicare fraud. Visit www.TheIdentityAdvocate.com. or call 310.831.4400 to learn how to prevent Medicare fraud and medical identity theft.

• Timeless Head Stones :Make Prior Arrangements By Sam Mapes
  It is commonly said that the death can be considered the door for the next part of life. Considering this fact, most are taking up relevant preparations .... their job setting on site. If special instructions are needed, it is best to explain these before hand so everything will be taken care of appropriately.

• Toastmasters in the City of London By Vivien Robbins
  Ever since Norman era, the "Square Mile" or "City" of London has been the capital's centre for commercial activities and worldwide .... talking at all, and the host will stand and pronounce: "The Queen!" Which will be followed by all guests standing up and repeating the exclamation.

• Levels of Nicotine Increase with Each Puff By Kat Harison
  Nicotine increases gradually in smokers' brains rather that spiking after each puff, according to a research that is aimed to find new ways to help .... haven’t participated at the Rose's research, concluded. http://www.shop-smoke.com/articles/levels-of-nicotine-increase-with-each-puff/index.html

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