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Don’t Ask for Her Last Name? WSJ Has It All Wrong, Says Expert

Trending news topics: Asking for a last name Apparently, asking for a girl’s last name on a first date is a big no-no. That is if you believe a recent article published in the Wall […]

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Does Buying a Coffin From Costco Save Money on Funeral Costs?

John D. Moore

Costco Coffin Review after death of my aunt Would you buy a funeral coffin from a place like Costco? Does the thought of doing something like this creep you out? I can’t say I blame […]

New, Highly Sensitive HIV Swab Test On The Horizon

John D. Moore

A new HIV oral swab test promises faster results A new oral swab test for HIV is being developed by researchers at Stanford University that promises to be between 1000 and 10,000 times more sensitive […]

Does Quit Tea Help You Stop Smoking Or Is It A Rip Off?

John D. Moore

Quit Tea Product Review from an Ex-Smoker’s Perspective Are you trying to stop smoking and thinking of using Quit Tea? Have you heard about this product from different people and wonder if it really works? […]

Storm Chasers Joel Taylor’s Death Highlights Dangers of GHB Use

John D. Moore

GHB and hidden dangers Television personality and Storm Chasers star Joel Taylor died earlier this week while vacationing on a Caribbean cruise. While the cause of death is still being investigated by authorities, a number […]

Are Two Drinks A Day Too Many For Some Men?

Guy Counseling Contributor

Men who consumed alcohol during late teens may be at increased risk for liver disease. A new study appearing in the Journal of Hepatology offers new insight into men who are at risk for liver […]

Sorry Cardinals Fans, Grichuk Has Been Traded to The Blue Jays

Brian J. Kunstsman

It may take time for him and fans to transition Randall Grichuk, a 26-year old outfielder for the St, Louis Cardinals, was picked up over the weekend by the Toronto Blue Jays. The move comes […]

Facebook’s Newsfeed Changes May Require Smaller Sites to Adapt

Brian J. Kunstsman

Trust scores to be assigned to publishers Social media giant Facebook has announced it plans to make major changes to its newsfeed for end users, ranking news stories based on credibility and user evaluations. The […]

Your Doctor is Probably Burned Out, Says Study

John D. Moore

Administrative tasks and unrealistic workloads are contributing factors. A new Medscape report suggests that a large percentage of medical doctors in the U.S. feel burned out and depressed – with higher rates occurring among mid-career […]

Sexual Competition May Be a Good Thing For Your Relationship

John D. Moore

New research draws a link between passionate lovers and competitive environments. A new study released by researchers at Hokkaido University in Japan suggests that in sexually competitive environments, people tend to be more passionate towards […]