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How To Retire With $1 Million
Almost anyone can become a millionaire using these strategies Saving $1 million for retirement is a realistic goal for most workers, but it will take a considerable amount of effort to get there. And there are plenty of fees, taxes and penalties that could make it even more difficult to hit this worthy savings...
huffingtonpost.com (2 hours ago)
Anti-Gay Radio Host Advocates Firing Gay Employees
Do gay employees deserve to be fired for lowering the "moral standards" of employers? That's the suggestion made by conservative Christian radio host Linda Harvey, who told listeners of her "Mission: America" radio program on Monday that employers should have the right to keep "open homosexuals or cross-dressers"...
huffingtonpost.com (2 hours ago)
Frank Fredericks: The Selfishness Of Salvation
This is a rant mostly relevant to my fellow Christians. Anyone else is welcome to come along for the ride though. Recently, I saw a young man loudly shouting to the captive audience during the rush hour on the N train. Specifically, he was passionately pontificating on the certain damnation that awaited those who...
huffingtonpost.com (2 hours ago)
Sou Fujimoto and building with nature
The fantasy of life without boundaries was popular in modern architecture: in the 1960s, for example, Yona Friedman of France, and Italian group Superstudio dreamed up great grids that would spread around the world, that could be occupied at will, with supplies of power and water that could be plugged into as...
guardian.co.uk (9 hours ago)
Alys Fowler: currants
I walk through a small wood to get to my allotment. It is nothing spectacular – a bit of urban scrub with a railway beside it. But it is my stomping ground, and for all its flaws I can still find plenty of magic. There is a corner with wood anemones, pignuts and wild roses, and running by the tracks a sweep of cow...
guardian.co.uk (10 hours ago)
Report: No reactivation fees for used Xbox One games
Questions remain regarding Microsoft's official stance on used games for the Xbox One, although one report claims there'll be no fee to reactivate the titles on users' consoles. Earlier this week, it was hinted that anyone purchasing a second hand game would need to pay a re-authentication fee when installing the...
techradar.com (10 hours ago)
Insurers limit doctors, hospitals in state-run exchange plans
Exclusive arrangements and tight networks become more common as insurers and government officials search for ways to hold down medical costs.California's health insurance rates for a new state-run marketplace came in lower than expected this week, but one downside for many consumers will be far fewer doctors and...
latimes.com (11 hours ago)
Quick pasta sauces for midweek
Can you tell me some light and quick pasta sauces to cook midweek? Craig MacCormick, Colchester As spring is here, try your favourite dried pasta with some lighter, more varied sauces. Blister 3-4 red peppers. Sweat finely diced banana shallots in 2 tbsp lemon oil with a dessertspoon of fresh thyme. Season. Skin and...
guardian.co.uk (12 hours ago)
Green Apple awards honor community leaders
ELIOT, Maine - The focal point of the Choose To Be Healthy's annual meeting on May 16 was the recognition of three community leaders with Green Apple awards for their exceptional service and dedication.
seacoastonline.com (12 hours ago)
Is it the on-site Botox shots? Chilled towels? What makes a person join one tony gym over another?
Is it the on-site Botox shots at Healthworks? The Himalayan salt wall in the sauna at Sports Club/LA? The fresh-cut Winston flowers at Equinox? What makes a person choose one tony health club over another?
boston.com (14 hours ago)
Cost doesnt stop teens from having fun at prom
LOWER POTTSGROVE - Boyertown Area High School senior Taylor Hess found her prom dream dress for $500 but was sad when she had to say "no" to the gown because of the price. Luckily, she found a beautiful pale pink ball gown with rhinestone embellishments that she loved for $300. Hess' story is similar to that of many...
pottsmerc.com (14 hours ago)
Tybee's Ocean Rescue urges caution during Memorial Day weekend
From their stands just south of the Tybee Island pier, Thomas Duffy and David Carcione watched over the growing crowd of beach-goers Friday afternoon. When simultaneous calls came over the radio advising them of individuals venturing too far from the shore, the Ocean Rescue lifeguards leapt from their perches,...
savannahnow.com (14 hours ago)
The White House Says You Can Use the Metric System If You Want To
When we saw a 'We the People' petition to the White House to make the US move to the metric system, we listed very sensible reasons why the US should listen: The imperial system is archaic, irrelevant, doesn't scale easily and to be honest, there are just too many damn units to keep track of. Well, the White House...
gizmodo.com (15 hours ago)
Bill barring opposite-sex housing at UNC returns
RALEIGH - A bill blocking a UNC Chapel Hill policy allowing students to choose roommates of the opposite sex has found new life in the state Senate budget.
journalnow.com (16 hours ago)
Jeffrey Bland, Ph.D: One-Size Nutrition Profession Doesn't Fit All
America has the highest obesity rate in the world and is experiencing a massive crisis of obesity and chronic disease that is crippling our health and economy. We spend more per capita on medical care than any other nation. Sadly, in spite of our vast expenditures, we rank very low in health outcomes. This shameful...
huffingtonpost.com (17 hours ago)
Alan Elsner: Best Music for One's Own Funeral
Every so often one reads about someone staging their own funeral, sometimes so they could hear themselves being eulogized, sometimes for more illicit reasons. The phenomenon seems to be fairly universal. One recent case, which made headlines worldwide, happened in March in China when a student, Zeng Jia, hired a...
huffingtonpost.com (17 hours ago)
Food Politic: Farm Forward's BuyingPoultry.com Will Put Humane Eating in Consumers' Hands
By Tove K. Danovich While discussing industrial animal agriculture in his book Eating Animals, Jonathan Safran Foer wrote, "Cruelty depends on an understanding of cruelty, and the ability to choose against it. Or to choose to ignore it." For many people who read Safran Foer's book, deciding against cruelty has meant...
huffingtonpost.com (17 hours ago)
This Stock Has A 3.01% Yield, Sells For Less Than Book, and Insiders Have Been Buying
In this series, we look through the most recent Dividend Channel ''DividendRank'' report, and then we cherry pick only those companies that have experienced insider buying within the past six months. The officers and directors of a company tend to have a unique insider's view of the business, and presumably the only...
forbes.com (17 hours ago)
Political heavyweights battle in Hartford
[...] there was a "Luke, I am your father!" flavor to a bill approved in the Senate last week that would change the way drivers choose their replacement auto glass. Amann's venerable Jedi opponent was his political mentor and longtime friend, former Speaker of the House Richard J. Balducci of Newington. Amann and...
newstimes.com (18 hours ago)
With lottery sales hitting an all-time high of £7bn, Camelot chief executive Dianne Thompson has...
If you hit the jackpot on the National Lottery, and choose to make the trip to Camelot’s headquarters in Watford to pick up your cheque, there is a chance the person handing over your winnings will be Dianne Thompson. “I love sitting down and talking to winners,” says the woman who has headed up the lottery for more...
independent.co.uk (18 hours ago)
Candlelight vigil Sunday night honors Tennessee's POW/MIAs
For area residents wishing to honor the Memorial Day holiday, there will several events to choose from this weekend.
theleafchronicle.com (18 hours ago)
Fundraiser to help low-income families get housing
Habitat for Humanity of Yuma is partnering with JCPenney during a fundraiser held during the rest of May as part of the retailer's charitable giving program – JCP Cares.To participate, JCPenney customers purchasing items can choose to round up...
yumasun.com (19 hours ago)
Luke Skywalker/Darth Vader-like battle in Hartford
[...] there was a "Luke I am your father!" flavor to a bill approved in the Senate last week that would change the way drivers choose their replacement auto glass. Amann's venerable Jedi opponent was his political mentor and longtime friend, former Speaker of the House Richard J. Balducci of Newington. Amann and...
newstimes.com (20 hours ago)
Perello, Olivares again raise most cash in Oxnard special election
Bert Perello and Jo Ann Olivares were the biggest earners in the race for Oxnard's open City Council seat, the latest campaign finance statements show. Voters will choose from 13 candidates on June 4.
vcstar.com (21 hours ago)
Brad Spirrison: School Doesn't Have to Be in Session to Learn From These Educational Apps
There is no reason your kids' brains should go unused this summer just because school is not in session. When they are not outside enjoying a trip to the water park or backyard barbecue, they can tap into educational opportunities on their iPads and touchscreen devices. The trick, of course, is to understand which...
huffingtonpost.com (21 hours ago)
Dr. Gail Gross: Tips for a Stress-Free Family Summer Vacation
Memorial Day Weekend marks the unofficial beginning of summer travel season for many families in the United States. Family vacations are not just about getting away -- they're about coming together. However, travel can be an expensive, time-consuming, stress-inducing exercise without proper preparation. When...
huffingtonpost.com (22 hours ago)
The Best Hair Removal Products: From Ancient Practices to Space-Age Techniques
With beach season fast approaching, there’s a decision to be made: Will you choose to shave or to sugar, IPL or laser the hair off? We found the best at-home versions for each hair removal method to leave you fabulously hair-free. Waxing Modern kits have made the age-old practice of waxing a less daunting prospect....
ivillage.com (22 hours ago)
Stuart Lancaster says England must choose moments to attack Barbarians
England scored only one try in their last four matches in this year's Six Nations and if they have picked a back division for Sunday's friendly with the Barbarians at Twickenham that looks as if defence was a secondary consideration, any devil will be tempered by restraint. Stuart Lancaster, the England head coach,...
guardian.co.uk (23 hours ago)
Rory McIlroy joins Luke Donald and Ian Poulter in missing cut at PGA
Luke Donald arrived at the PGA Championship with aspirations of a record-equalling three wins in a row in the event. He left on Friday afternoon, rather than on Sunday evening, having posted a 36-hole aggregate of six over par that merely confirmed his struggles of 2013. Donald's only possible solace was that he...
guardian.co.uk (23 hours ago)
The Most Detailed Star Wars Figure Ever Is 13 Inches of Sith Glory
Putting every action figure ever released to shame, Sideshow Collectibles has announced an absolutely stunning 13.5-inch tall Dark Vader figure that's promised to be the most detailed Star Wars toy ever released. It includes everything from glowing electronics on his chest plate and belt, a selection of...
gizmodo.com (1 day ago)
