December 5, 2011 I actually saw one of these this weekend while doing some holiday shopping.
It appears that the Chia Obama is back on store shelves - just in time for the giving season.
CVS stores began stocking the special edition Chia in select markets this week, according to the company that produces it -- just in time for the holiday season
November 17, 2011 The Obama administration rode into Washington with a battle cry of "governmental transparency". Today, Vice President Joe Biden proves it by holding a Transparency Board Meeting that is closed to the press and the general public
November 16, 2011 Freedom of speech - right? How 'bout the President shutting down or limiting what's on the internet?
“The President ... may declare a cyber security emergency and order the limitation or shutdown of Internet traffic to and from any compromised Federal Government or United States Critical infrastructure information system or network,” is the clause buried deep in the bowels of the Cybersecurity Act of 2010 now before the Congress which has had one debate already in the Senate
November 15, 2011 January 1, 2012 marks the date the you will no longer be able to buy 100-watt incandescent light bulbs. The "green" regulation that outlawed them will take effect as we welcome the new year.
It's part of the government's effort to move consumers away from inefficient energy-hog incandescents and toward energy-saving light sources, like compact fluorescent bulbs, halogen bulbs or LED (light emitting diode) bulbs
November 9, 2011 With a feeble economy that's threatening to derail the Christmas plans of many families across America comes this piece of news: The Obama administration has imposed a 15-cent tax on Christmas trees
November 1, 2011 The results of Barack Obama's recent physical have been released.
In a two-page report released by the “first doctor,” Dr. Jeffrey C. Kuhlman gave the president a strong bill of health, saying he was a physically active 50-year-old who eats a healthy diet (the president regularly cites the influence of the first lady, Michelle Obama, for that one), stays at a healthy weight and “on occasion drinks alcohol,” in moderation
October 24, 2011 Grab a side of french fries and ice cream; Michelle Obama is getting ready to publish a garden book that describes the vegetable garden that's grown on the South Lawn for the last three years.
First Lady Michelle Obama's book about her garden will be titled American Grown: How the White House Kitchen Garden Inspires Families, Schools, and Communities and will be published in April
October 18, 2011 Forget that electric cars are actually worse for the environment than standard gasoline models. One of the touchstone vehicles of the early 1980's is coming back - as an electric.
The DeLorean Motor Company of Humble, Texas has announced plans to build all-electric version of the iconic, stainless steel gull-wing sports car made famous in the “Back to the Future” films of the 1980’s
October 18, 2011 What will he say now?
It appears that Barack Obama's teleprompter and podium has been stolen.
A van containing President Obama's teleprompter and podium were stolen from a Virginia hotel parking lot on Monday, according to NBC12 in Richmond
October 17, 2011 The flaccid economy continues to present problems for some of the nations largest companies. With less money available for home improvement-style projects, Lowe's is forced to change their business model
October 7, 2011 Apparently state dinners and french fries aren't enough. First Lady Michelle Obama is attempting to set a Guiness World Record for jumping jacks.
The First Lady is teaming with National Geographic Kids to get into the Guinness World Records book for the most people doing jumping jacks over the course of a 24-hour period, reports the Associated Press
September 30, 2011 Historically, changing technology has left many innovative companies in the dark as progress marches on; It appears that this fate might be waiting for the Kodak film company.
Eastman Kodak (EK) has hired law firm Jones Day for restructuring advice as it faces growing concerns from investors over its turnaround prospects, The Wall Street Journal reported this afternoon
