Archives
Wal-Mart My Sweet Love, My Sweet Baby Cuddle Care Baby Recall: 174,000 Dolls Pulled Back For Burning Risk
Wal-Mart My Sweet Love baby dolls can cause burning. Wal-Mart is recalling 174,000 My Sweet Love/ My Sweet Baby Cuddle Care Baby dolls because users can sustain burns from an extremely warm electric part inside.
Latest News
Luxottica, Google Glass to Collaborate on Next Connected Eyewear
Luxottica and Google are set to work on new connected eyewear technology. Connected eyewear will soon be further expanded to Ray Bans and Oakley sunglasses when Luxottica, and Google collaborate on a new endeavor to help outline, create, and produce the latest kind of technological glasses.
Oklahoma City Girl Scout's 18,107 Cookie Boxes Sold Sets Record
An Oklahoma City girl scout sold a record 18,107 girl scout cookies. A girl scout received national attention Sunday after selling a record-breaking 18,107 girl scout cookie boxes, according to television station KOCO.
Walgreens to Close 76 Stores to Increase Revenue Stream Maximum $50 Million Yearly
Walgreen is closing 76 stores in 2014. Now is the to buy anything from Walgreens since the store you most frequent could be one of the locations included in the closing of 76 this year The Los Angeles Times reported.
Kimberley, Mars Curiosity Rover's Next Goal:Follows Accomplished Past
Kimberley is NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover next goal. An attraction with a few types of landscapes that come together is NASA's next mission for its Mars Curiosity Rover.
Parkers Farm Recall: Several Products Contaminated With Listeria Bacteria
Several Parkers Farm products have Listeria monocytogenes bacteria. Several Parkers Farm products have Listeria monocytogenes bacteria prompting the company to issue a recall according to Consumer Affairs.
Regular Exercise and Occasional Drinking Can Protect Your Eyes and Your Vision
A new study shows that regular exercise and drinking on occasion can protect one’s vision. Researchers at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health discovered, after adjusting the age, that people who exercise at least three times a week have 58 percent less of a chance of becoming visually impaired people who were inactive.
Salty Food Speeds Up Cellular Aging in Teens, New Study Reveals
A new study at the Medical College of Georgia found that cellular aging is faster in obese and overweight teenagers who eat too much high sodium food. The findings were much higher than the recommended amount given by the American Heart Association, which is 1,500 milligrams (mg) per day or two-thirds of a teaspoon.
Heat Waves and Global Warming Threaten Food Supply
A new study in the U.K. has shown that heat waves can cause significant damage to food crops and threaten global food supply if climate change is not addressed and dealt with. Researchers at the University of East Anglia studied the effects that extreme temperatures and increased carbon dioxide levels have on wheat, maize and soybean production.
NASA Seeks Ideas and Plans for Asteroid Capture Mission
NASA is looking for ideas to help develop its asteroid-capture plan, which involves dragging an asteroid around the moon’s orbit.
Most Read
