Spending the last of the holiday season on the road? You’ll have a lot of company! AAA says you are one of 91.9 million Americans traveling 50 miles or more between Dec. 23, 2011 and January 2, 2012. More people travel during the year-end holiday season than any other time of year, reports the motoring [...]
Politicians nationwide understand the importance of the New Hampshire primary. In one single showing, in one of the smallest states in America, citizens wield the power to dictate the course of the presidential elections. Historically, even the most powerful and influential of candidates have abandoned their campaigns in the Granite State. Although the significance of [...]
Really don’t know if all of these work, but it’s worth a shot! Why didn’t I think of that?! We guarrantee you’ll be uttering those words more than once at these ingenious little tips, tricks and ideas that solve everyday problems … some you never knew you had! (Above: hull strawberries easily using a straw). [...]
Time Magazine recently announced its person of the year: The Protesters. It’s a fitting tribute considering how pockets of protesters sprung like wild mushrooms around the world this year. And it seems we have not seen the last of them. Deadly clashes continue in places like Cairo, the West Bank, and recently Russian residents have [...]
BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — A New Hampshire company has withdrawn plans to buy five outpatient dialysis clinics from Fletcher Allen Health Care in the face of potential opposition from the state of Vermont. Interim hospital president Dr. John Brumsted said Monday that Fletcher Allen will now seek to raise its charges for dialysis services. Bio-Medical [...]
If you get vaccinated against the flu and then become infected with the virus, your body mounts an immune response that prevents you from getting sick. However, that pressure from the immune system can provoke the virus to mutate into a slightly different form — one that could be more infectious. A new study from [...]
WASHINGTON—With the Senate adjourned for the holidays, House Republicans are moving to shelve a bipartisan two-month extension of the Social Security payroll tax cut that cleared the Senate over the weekend and are demanding instead that their fellow lawmakers return to the Capitol for negotiations. After a spate of bipartisanship last week, the combatants are [...]
Every day countless people see their primary care physician for sick visits, routine physicals, and to follow up on chronic conditions. On average, patients spend 8-15 minutes face-to-face with their doctors. Doctors have checklists that they need to push through in addition to any concerns that the patients may have. Appointments fly by and patients [...]
The Patrick-Murray Administration announced that Massachusetts is one of nine grant award winners in President Obama’s Early Learning Challenge (ELC) competition and will receive significant funding over the next four years to expand high quality early education services and close achievement gaps in education. Massachusetts is eligible for $50 million under the ELC and the U.S. [...]
WASHINGTON—The Senate voted Saturday to temporarily avert a Jan. 1 payroll tax increase and benefit cutoff for the long-time unemployed, but forcing a reluctant President Barack Obama to make an election-year choice between unions and environmentalists over whether to build an oil pipeline through the heart of the country. With the still-reeling economy serving as [...]
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