September, 2010
Take a shot on National Coffee Day today
It is java, sweet java on the brain as National Coffee Day hits participating locations on Wednesday, Sept. 29. Free cups can be served. A rush of smells, flavors and bodily stimulation, java makes mornings bearable for more individuals than those who are willing to admit their dependency. What coffee consumption does for us – ...
Nothing smaller than full size among Ford trucks after 2011
More Ford trucks are on the road than nearly every other automaker. The most popular trucks among full size models is the F150, and there is a reason for that. It has been for some time. Ford has made other models that sold well. The Ranger was popular in its day, however the model is ...
The Republican pledge to repeal health care reform is unrealistic
The Republican Pledge to America consists of repealing health care reform. With November elections imminent, the GOP believes the public is on their side. Polls show growing opposition to the health care law. Most Americans are also shown to be uneducated when it comes to the medical care law. Republicans are glad about this. ...
Randy Quaid arrest has a sequel
Apparently, some people never learn. Last year, a well known character actor with an extensive filmography was arrested for skipping out on a hotel bill. Randy Quaid, and wife Evi Quaid, were arrested on charges of attempting to defraud an inn. The pair posted bail. Then they went home. This made a lot of headlines, ...
Flat consumer prices could make paydays worth less
Recent data were released that indicated that the consumer price index has barely moved for a long time. For months on end, prices of goods and services have remained essentially flat. It does not require just a little instant money to purchase the normal food. For a long time, the price index has been at ...
