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CVS Pharmacy has added a strangely "hot" new item to their online sales catalog. It's the world's first hot pepper nasal spray. This unusually spicy remedy is designed to relieve headaches and general sinus problems that regularly affect more than 100 million Americans.

CVS.com has added a strangely "hot" new item to their online sales catalog. It's the world's first hot pepper nasal spray. This unusually spicy remedy is designed to relieve headaches and general sinus problems that regularly affect more than 100 million Americans.

A rare and powerful combination of plant extracts out of Russia called Rosalean is the active ingredient in a new anti-aging beverage called Frutaiga. Health conscious consumers, health professionals and celebrities are discovering the benefits of this secret Russian formula.

A rare and powerful combination of plant extracts out of Russia called Rosalean is the active ingredient in a new anti-aging beverage called Frutaiga.

An object that fell through the roof of a New Jersey home on January 2nd was not a meteorite, but was space debris lefet behind by an unknown orbital mission.

An object that fell through the roof of a New Jersey home in January was not a meteorite, according to Jeremy Delaney a geologist at Rutgers University. Instead, it appears the object was space junk, or orbital debris. "Basically, it's a piece of stainless steel. There's huge amounts of material that have been left by the various space programs of the world," said Delaney.

May 13-19, 2007 is National Bear Awareness Week and polar bear enthusiast, Frankie Kangas, is calling for increased Polar Bear Awareness as part of the week's focus.

May 13-19, 2007 is National Bear Awareness Week and polar bear enthusiast, Frankie Kangas, is calling for increased Polar Bear Awareness as part of the week's focus.

A new website will take the form of a wiki-like environment, but will only be edited by scientists. The goal is to document all 1.8 million species over the next 10 years.

Today, some of the leading biologists in the world announced that they are starting a new project to write the Encyclopedia of Life, a project that aims to bring resources on all the earth's 1.8 million species together.

The James Webb Space Telescope will replace Hubble and is scheduled to be launched in 2013 from the European spaceport near Kourou, French Guiana.

NASA has unveiled the new telescope that will replace the Hubble Space Telescope in Washington D.C. called the James Webb Space Telescope [JWST]. Currently, NASA has a life-sized model on display to the public which is as tall as a two story house and weighs several tons.

Editor's note: Let's face it, Paris Hilton is a spoiled brat. In fact, 45 days in the slammer would probably do her a lot of good (and we're usually not law & order types). In her case, however, we say that, for her sake, it's about time that she be made to take responsibility for her actions. BTW, inheriting a lot of money does not make one "a self-made millionaire." We offer this article mainly as social comment. In fact, if left up to us, we'd petition the good governor to double her sentence...

Paris Hilton is a self-made millionaire through such ventures as a Billboard chart topping singer as well as the owner of her own record label, the star of her own highly rated television program, "The Simple Life" which has had high ratings for several years, a New York Times best selling author twice, and the entrepreneur behind clothing and perfume lines which are financially successful. One might deem a young woman at such a young age to be a workaholic. She is an heiress to a share of the Hilton Hotel fortune, as well as to the real estate fortune of her father Richard Hilton. She provides inspiration, beauty, and excitement to people all over the U.S. and the world.

With national 'No Tobacco Day' and 'No Diet Day' this May designed to raise awareness of the dangers of tobacco use and the importance of body image, leading hypnotherapist John Morgan says that many people will turn to hypnosis for solutions.

A lawsuit filed by a former employee of Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children (now Sunrise Children's Services) and four other tax-payers, has shed light on the possibility of religious coercion by the organization. The lawsuit challenges the faith-based agency's eligibility for state funds.