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The state of Nebraska has faced a situation most parents can't comprehend. At last count 36 children, ranging in age from 20 months to 17 years, were left at Nebraska hospitals under the auspices of a vaguely written and short-lived "Safe Haven" law.

As the eyes of the press and public try to peer around the curtain surrounding the Obama transition team, women's and reproductive rights advocates feel a certain confidence. Karen Kornbluh, formerly Obama's Senate policy director, is the point person for women's issues during the interim period.

by Ricardo d Argence More and more women are realizing how important bodybuilding can be. People also want sexy curves in the appropriate spots and to attain wonderful proportions for their body. Body building workouts also tone one’s muscles and firm the body making you look younger and fitter.

by Ricardo d Argence Now there are more females learning of the bonuses bodybuilding can provide. Wanting a perfect body with beautiful curves in all the right places is what their aiming to achieve. Body building workouts also tone one’s muscles and firm the body making you look younger and fitter.

by Ricardo d Argence More and more women are waking up to the importance of bodybuilding. They too want to achieve perfect proportions for their body with attractive curves in all the right places. Body building workouts also tone one’s muscles and firm the body making you look younger and fitter.

by Jim Hofman Probably the worst part about grinding your teeth in your sleep is that you’re totally unaware it’s happening. After all, you’re asleep! Unfortunately, the next morning can bring about a harsh reality, with jaw pain, headaches, and sensitive teeth.

The Good President Obama.  Of course. The Democrats now have 56 seats in the Senate. Four seats are still undecided, according to CNN, but it looks like they’re all going to go Republican.  Our best shot to pick up one last seat is Al Franken in Minnesota — who, with supposedly 100% of the vote counted, is less than 600 votes behind.

Last year during the month of October, I bought my dear Aunt Myrtice a pink ribbon Christmas ornament in recognition of her being alive at the age of 84, a year after she revealed to her children during the Christmas holidays that she had lumps in her breast.

“Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM) (also referred to locally as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM)) is an annual international health campaign organized by major breast cancer charities every October to increase awareness of the disease and to raise funds for research into its cause, prevention and cure.

When seeking medical care, LGBT people are often confronted with a system that denies our existence or insults who we are. From medical forms that ask for a patient's marital status to doctors who refuse care to lesbians who seek to parent to medical ignorance of intersex conditions, even LGBT people with health insurance struggle to get the healthcare services they are paying for and need.