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• In war of dogs vs. cats, the winner is clear

  Thu Jan 7, 2010
  • Some people insist on raising mean, bad tempered pets. The most notorious are the big dogs because they can do the most damage but I HAVE known a family that gleefully raised a mean cat. Their kids weren't all that great either.

• In war of dogs vs. cats, the winner is clear

  Thu Jan 7, 2010
  • As a friend to cats (AND dogs) it really is better to keep your pet at home. Indoor cats outlive free ranging cats by quite a piece. There is a similar difference with dogs. Some people just will not make an effort to avoid running pets over.

• Top-name drug recalls a bitter pill for consumers

  Wed Nov 10, 2010
  • Lets correct that a little. I DO take cinnamon to help control my blood sugar. It helps, a little. Not enough by itself though. I require insulin AND medication in addition.

• Is algae biofuel a wise investment?

  Mon Nov 1, 2010
  • All alternatives need to be looked at

• Halliburton admits skipping test on Gulf well cement

  Thu Oct 28, 2010
  • Check out the Japanese history with American Rice and beef and say that again. The WTO tends to side with everyone but us and I HAVE heard of the unfair treatment. Also, I drive a car with a Japanese label, but it was made in Tennessee using American Labor.

• Halliburton admits skipping test on Gulf well cement

  Thu Oct 28, 2010
  • With our export deficits they need our market much more than we need theirs. Maybe if we didn't let them CHEAT we would still have a television industry instead of importing all of them. Much of the electronics industry is the same.

• Halliburton admits skipping test on Gulf well cement

  Thu Oct 28, 2010
  • If we would stop PAYING businesses to ship jobs overseas and provide easy entry for foreign made goods we would be fine. Also, how about making foreign manufacturers meet our standards for quality and safety BEFORE letting their goods in.

• Halliburton admits skipping test on Gulf well cement

  Thu Oct 28, 2010
  • Jerrydog: you are helplessly naive since you fail to acknowledge the obvious. Money speaks loudly everywhere. The wealthy buy law when they are charged with anything. They buy legislation to meet their needs. They buy lower taxes for themselves.

• Halliburton admits skipping test on Gulf well cement

  Thu Oct 28, 2010
  • Jeff: Thanks. Well said.

• Halliburton admits skipping test on Gulf well cement

  Thu Oct 28, 2010
  • I've been watching big business for many decades now. If they were willing to risk that kind of supposed loss they were more than making it up on the side somewhere, or expecting to. The pain they felt is made obvious by the fact that the only change they made in management was purely PR.