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• Who hates cilantro? Study aims to find out

  Wed May 16, 2012
  • I really like cilantro, grow in the garden so I have plenty. Don't care for curry or sour cream though. People just have different tastes. I'm not sure this is worthy of a "study"...

• JPMorgan's blunder amplifies calls for tighter regulation

  Fri May 11, 2012
  • This is the fault of Bush or Obama. Libtards and conservacraps are wrecking the economy.

• Too-beautiful British writer: 'The bile proves my point'

  Wed Apr 4, 2012
  • I'm reminded of the expression, "built like a Brick $*&#house. Madam, could you please stand up. Perhaps she has the perfect last name.

• How to live with the Facebook Timeline (because you have no choice)

  Wed Jan 25, 2012
  • I like your little coffee mug Rosa. My honey got us a pair with our names too. : )

• Futuristic security schemes could kill passwords

  Mon Jan 16, 2012
  • I seriously doubt this will work. My computer still can't count... (without the use of zeros in front of the number)

• Florida oranges survive cold snap without major damage

  Wed Jan 4, 2012
  • Thank goodness that nature smiled on the growers and stayed one degree warmer and for one hour shorter duration that saved the crops. Many varieties of citrus can handle a night of sub freezing temperatures if the air is dry. Fruit covered in ice will not survive very long.

• Iowans brave cold, wet weather to meet the candidates

  Fri Dec 30, 2011
  • Did Iowa skip Christmas? Or they're just so bored there so they decided to have a political campaign during the Holidays... It seems crazy to me.

• Small overdoses of Tylenol can add up to deadly damage

  Tue Nov 22, 2011
  • Don't get your science from the news. The author states "tiny" overdoses as the headline. If the Edinborough University study found patients had taken average of 24 grams in several days, (how many are a several? let's say four days) then the patients had taken average of 6 grams per day.

• Three American students arrested in Egypt's Tahrir Square

  Tue Nov 22, 2011
  • That's a valid question. My son attended university in a foreign country for one year because it was required of him for his major. It was an excellent opportunity for him to see a part of the world, meet and live with young people from the host country and from other countries as well.

• Stranded JetBlue pilot pleaded for help from Conn. airport

  Mon Oct 31, 2011
  • Yes sir Gary I agree. But regulations are most likely what kept the people sitting in the plane for so long. At that point, it's not about airline profits or uncaring airline staff.