Jackie Bargas

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How Can The Poor Feed The Rich?

Andono Bryant, 44, mother of 5 grown-up children, takes out boxes of food while picking up groceries from an old shuffleboard court. She's making sure that her family will have something to eat today.
Jan 11, 2012

Does Your Personality Make You Weigh More?

To lose weight is easy: taking in lesser amount of food and exercising more. The reason why this method is seen difficult by a lot of people is routed deep in the human mind.
Jan 11, 2012

Crocodile Invades Australian Home

A crocodile with a length of 5 feet and 6 inches (1.7 meter) visited an Australian family Saturday morning. They contacted Wildlife rangers as the unwanted visitor strolled around their living room.
Jan 10, 2012

Japanese See Rebuilt Island as a Cautionary Tale

On July 12, 1993 evening, the secluded Okushiri island was torn apart by a strong earthquake followed by a huge tsunami, which appeared like the creepy indications of the more deadly disaster that shocked the northeastern part of Japan last March.
Jan 10, 2012

How Do Doctors Face Death

Doctors are the experts when it comes to medical care. They are updated with the latest medical findings particularly upgraded treatments for severe diseases and ailments. However, when experiencing death, a lot of them give up rigorous medical treatment.
Jan 09, 2012

Colorado Woman Accused of Damaging $30 Million Painting

A 36-year-old woman was charged with a $10,000-worth damage to an artwork produced by Clyfford Still, a late abstract expressionist artist, whose work originally cost $30 million according to the authorities on Wednesday.
Jan 06, 2012

Yahoo Taps PayPal's Scott Thompson As CEO

Scott Thompson, eBay Inc.'s top executive, was hired by Yahoo Inc. He was designated as the new chief executive while attempting to proceed with an independent unit.
Jan 05, 2012

A Tea Party At Sea

A solitary sentry wearing a world-shattering war garb was standing outside Michael Bachmann's depressing caucus party held at the West Des Moines Marriott last night while watching the tragedy.
Jan 05, 2012

Give Slim Kids Higher Marks, Says French Diet Guru

(Reuters) - Pierre Dukan recommended France to deal with child obesity by granting more exam points for slimness. Dukan, a nutritionist, was the person behind the famous yet contentious Dukan diet.
Jan 05, 2012

Tips To Manage Anger

Managing anger is crucial. Anger is an outburst of an inner pain. It is considered as one of the most forceful emotions. It is also destructive to both emotional health and physiological health.
Jan 04, 2012

12 Things That Will Cost Less In 2012

Are you bothered by the national debt, harassed economy, and eleven things that are expected to become more costly in 2012? Why not think about overcoming a few of that 2012 obscurity? Shift your attention to the twelve things predicted to be less expensive this coming year.
Jan 04, 2012

How Hard Would It Be For Avian Flu To Spread?

Current reports indicate that two groups of scientists were paid to genetically change a lethal virus into something more infectious. It has triggered fear, even rage, in a few quarters.
Jan 03, 2012

Passers-by Rescue Children from Icy Utah River

Chris Willden, former police officer, saved children in an icy river in Utah. Victims were trapped in an upside down car and rescuer took the children out by breaking the car window with his handgun.
Jan 03, 2012

Sea Shepherd Mission Hampered by Wild Seas

The Sea Shepherd anti-whaling group has endured a severe blow to its operation in the Southern Ocean as two of its vessels headed back to the Western Australian port.
Jan 02, 2012

Hackers Say to Publish Emails Stolen from Stratfor

Hackers have stolen emails from the Strategic Forecasting Inc., a private analysis company serving for clients such as the Wall Street banks, U.S. military, and other big corporations. Hackers are associated with an Anonymous group and have indicated that they are prepared to publicize what they have taken from the firm.
Jan 02, 2012

Kim Jong-il: A Lavish North Korean Funeral Beneath a Leaden Sky

The great leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-il, received a copious memorial service under a gloomy sky on Dec. 28 during the time his administration combined traditional-style militarism together with a noble procession in honor of its ruler.
Jan 02, 2012

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