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• Giant hay bale crushes ex-ELO star to death

  Mon Sep 6, 2010
  • He bailed. I love their music. Especially, Mr. Blue Sky.

• Is flirting appropriate at work?

  Fri Sep 3, 2010
  • It has to be subtle and reciprocated for it to be ongoing. You have to be very smart when using it to enhance your office appeal.

• Pickling your own summer veggies a snap!

  Tue Aug 31, 2010
  • One recipe does not do justice to the claims of the title. Here is a recipe for pickled watermelon rinds: http://thebittenword.typepad.com/thebittenword/2009/08/pickled-watermelon-rind.html

• Greek salad with a twist! Try with chickpeas, lentils, feta

  Wed Sep 1, 2010
  • Two tablespoons of salt?

• When is cursing acceptable at the office?

  Fri Feb 6, 2009
  • At my office cursing was de rigeur and when you wanted to belittle someone the torrents of abuse would prevail as though it were Niagara Falls. It was/is a toxic environment.

• Would John McCain have fared better with a different running mate?

  Tue Nov 4, 2008
  • The Republicans sold the country to the corporations and special interests and told THE PEOPLE to take a hike! Can't fool them THRICE!

• How confident were you that Barack Obama would win?

  Tue Nov 4, 2008
  • I couldn't see how common sense could leave Americans given what Republicans have done to the country and its reputation throughout.

• Do you support the financial rescue package passed by the Senate Wednesday?

  Wed Oct 1, 2008
  • What does it say about America that the members of the senate had to be bought with Sweeteners in order to pass this gift to the lobbyists.

• Near-death experiences: What really happens?

  Fri Sep 12, 2008
  • When my grandmother was in the hospital to treat a flu that had grown to pneumonia I noticed her behaviour had changed drastically. She had become belicose and obstinate when in daily life she was very kind and quiet.

• Near-death experiences: What really happens?

  Fri Sep 12, 2008
  • I might offer the idea that people who are disabled due to Alzheimer's retain early memories of their lives even if they cannot remember their present actions, so one could conclude that at the time of death or earlier ones mind would concentrate on their memories of early childhood, playing with …