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The People’s Chemist Exposes Grocery Store Fat Traps

Organic chemist and author of Health Myths Exposed, Shane Ellison, M.Sc. has published a new report highlighting grocery store fat traps.

NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit has found a patch of bright-toned soil so rich in silica that scientists propose water must have been involved in concentrating it.

NASA's Spirit Rover on Mars has found "silica-rich soil" in Gusev Crater that scientists say is so rich that it would require water to have been present at some point.

On Friday, May 18, 2007, sword swallower Dan Meyer made history by being the first person in America to swallow a solid steel sword while submerged underwater in a tank of live sharks and stingrays at Ripley's Aquarium in Myrtle Beach, SC. To stretch the boundaries of the art of sword swallowing, Meyer swallowed a 30-inch long solid steel sword while submerged 15 feet underwater surrounded by 80 sharks and stingrays in 85,000 gallons of salt water.

On Friday, May 18, 2007, sword swallower Dan Meyer made history by being the first person in America to swallow a solid steel sword while submerged underwater in a tank of live sharks and stingrays at Ripley's Aquarium in Myrtle Beach, SC.

A potential run for president by Al Gore would eliminate any advantage John Edwards has in the south.

USAElectionPolls.com studied over 100 state democratic primary polls and identified John Edwards to be the candidate hardest hit if Al Gore runs.

California's injured workers claim Moore is a true American hero.

Michael Moore's latest film "SICKO" has been credited with reviving hope for California's injured workers according to Barbara Clark, who is awaiting a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (docket no. 06-16333) regarding the issue of "pain avoidance."

American astronomers first discovered this planet back in 2004, but no clear indication was found on what it might contain on its surface until now.

A team of European and American astronomers say that a recently discovered extrasolar planet, located not far from Earth, contains oceans and rivers of hot solid water.

A boat propeller blade is believed to have injured two humpback whales, a mother and calf, that swam into the Sacramento River in California.

Marine biologists say that the two lost, mother and male calf Humpback Whales that swam into the Sacramento River in Sacramento, California, have sustained injuries from a boat propeller blade and need medical attention if they do not return to their homes in the Pacific Ocean.

Tomorrow a sword swallower will face impossible odds as he attempts to swallow a solid steel sword while submerged fifteen feet underwater in a tank filled with live sharks and stingrays at Ripley's Aquarium in Myrtle Beach, SC.

Tomorrow a sword swallower will face impossible odds as he attempts to swallow a solid steel sword while submerged fifteen feet underwater in a tank filled with live sharks and stingrays at Ripley's Aquarium in Myrtle Beach, SC.

Hypnosis offers genuine help for people battling obesity. Many of the professional hypnotists who will attend the National Guild of Hypnotists Convention and Educational Conference this summer will be seeking certifications and re-certifications as they build their skills to help people deal with weight gain and other issues common in society today. NBC's "Dateline" focused on one man using the hypnosis weight loss techniques of NGH member and board certified hypnotist Tom Nicoli, and found them successful in helping him lose 40 pounds.

Hypnosis, long practiced as an alternative approach to medical treatment, is today accepted by much of the mainstream medical community as a way to treat stress, manage pain and reduce undesirable habits and behaviors such as overeating or lack of motivation to exercise. This summer, many professional hypnotists will participate in The National Guild of Hypnotists Convention and Educational Conference for the purpose of advancing their skills and gaining new certifications or re-certifications.

Tomorrow the American Security Project will release the results of its 2000-voter nationwide survey of public attitudes on national security during a 9:30 am press conference at the National Press Club. The results of the survey reveal a country that is tired of war, concerned about the country’s loss of moral authority, and receptive to new approaches to national security, stressing multilateralism over a go-it-alone approach..

Tomorrow the American Security Project will release the results of its 2000-voter nationwide survey of public attitudes on national security during a 9:30 am press conference at the National Press Club. The study was conducted by Marttila Communications Group between April 30 and May 6, 2007.