Does Omega 3 Protect Against ADHD? Science Daily
A new study will provide further understanding about the effects of omega-3 fatty acids on the brain function of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Déjà Vu: Déjà vu all over again Carolinian
Déjà Vu is one of the most gripping, captivating movies of the year. It starts off a little sluggish and doesn't quite achieve the emotional bang it aspires to with its explosive ending, but for the 100 or so minutes in-between alpha and omega, Déjà Vu is compelling cinema that's extraordinarily entertaining.
MAS’ new comprehensive fare structure in ’07 The Edge Daily
Malaysian Airline System Bhd (MAS) will introduce a new comprehensive pricing structure early next year after a fare class realignment exercise aimed at improving profitability.
Plans to build bases on moon "long overdue" NZZ
A Swiss space expert has welcomed Nasa's decision to build a permanently occupied base on the moon. Bruno Stanek, who covered the 1969 Apollo landing for Swiss television, told swissinfo that for a comparable amount of money the space station programme had led to a "dead end".
Magazine Review: Radius Blogcritics.org
Today we're performing a head-to-toe examination of Radius , a new quarterly magazine on medical and health topics written for the layman. The authors are almost all physicians. Radius is from Nightingale Publishing in Carmel, Indiana. Publisher Dr. Dev Brar explains the magazine's doctor-knows-best concept: "When it comes to health, you should receive accurate information," adding, "You
Authors Revolutionize Scrapbooking With Appearance on ABC's 'The View' PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Television host Rosie O'Donnell called "Visual Chronicles: The No-Fear Guide to Creating Art Journals" "the only book you'll ever need" about scrapbooking and art journaling.
Newsmakers Richmond.com
Who's going where and with whom in the world of Richmond business? This week: Virginia Department of Health appoints a new director for the Richmond district and Virginia Press Women announce new officers.
4th Circuit Court Sides With a Spammer Slashdot
bulled writes to tell us about coverage on CNet regarding a ruling a couple of weeks back that allows a spamming company to procede with their suit against a spamfighter. The 4th Circuit court ruled that the U.S. CAN-SPAM Act, much derided here, trumps the Oklahoma law under which anti-spam activist Mark Mumma sued Omega World Travel for spamming him. The ruling allows Omega World Travel's
Case & Counter The Gourmet Retailer
All Cheese Considered: Crescenza Usually when we think of the fresh cheeses of Italy, we think of mozzarella and ricotta, arguably the two best known cheeses of this type, and both readily available here in the United States.
The Superfruits Are Coming Fast Company Magazine
Bored with blueberries? Marketers are pushing a new generation of exotic flavors. omega+travel: omega+travel