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July 2009 - As many Americans are planning to display their patriotism this Fourth of July, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) wants to urge consumers to beware of possible dangers associated with fireworks. CPSC will hold a news conference on the National Mall – the first event for the new CPSC Chairman - to demonstrate those potential hazards and to urge consumers to celebrate safely.

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Rick Scott: “The President’s Town Hall last night continued to hide the real facts about his health care reform efforts – it will cost more than $1 trillion dollars and explode the federal deficit and will put government bureaucrats in charge of our health care decisions.” Washington, D.C June 25, 2009. ----- On the heels of the President’s town hall meeting last night and as Congress readies to head home for the fourth of July recess, Conservatives for Patients’ Rights will focus attention on 14 key U.S. Senators in 11 states by running TV ads in each Senator’s home state. They will launch new national ads as well as state specific ads beginning June 29th and continue through the July 4th recess.

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AVON, Ohio (June, 2009) – Even though the Mardi Gras party in New Orleans was over, the Avon Heritage Duct Tape Festival kept the fun going with a Mardi Gras theme to celebrate the sixth year of this annual event. The festival was held over Father’s Day Weekend, June 19-21, at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Avon, Ohio.




The three-day celebration featured everything duct tape and welcomed duct tape fanatics of all ages to enjoy America’s favorite fix-all. Hosted in Avon, Ohio – “Duct Tape Capital” of the world and home of Duck Tape® brand duct tape.

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According to a recent survey, more women than ever plan on grilling this summer, but they are still less likely than men to say they feel confident about their grilling skills. None of this surprises celebrity chef Rick Bayless who says that not only are men more confident barbecuers than women, but they are more likely to brag about their grilling prowess to anyone who will listen!

But not this summer, says Bayless who wants to give women their turn in front of the flame! Bayless, whose book with his now seventeen-year-old daughter Rick and Lanie’s Excellent Kitchen Adventures was nominated for a James Beard Award, says that men dominating the grill is a peculiarity to our country alone. In countries like Mexico and the Philippines, it’s the girls who get to hold the grilling tongs.

In satellite interviews on May 19, Bayless provided viewers with super hot grilling tips and tricks that will turn them into backyard BBQ pros!

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Don’t have extra money to spend on a gym membership or special meals? No time to commit to eating well and exercising? Think again.




Fitness Expert Denise Austin says taking care of yourself can be fun, inexpensive and is much less time-consuming than you think. Austin has tips for eating well and getting exercise that won’t break the bank or take you away from your already-busy life.




In the interview on May 19th, Denise Austin outlined a new lifestyle plan that will help you achieve a better you by incorporating simple, good-for-you moments into your day.

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Leading Penn State Registered Dietitian Kris Clark, Ph.D., R.D., F.A.C.S.M., Clarifies This Year's Popular Diet Myths and Offers Help for Women to Get on Track for Spring/Summer

WASHINGTON, DC - Spring. It's the time of year when we shed our unhealthy winter habits and renew the weight-loss vows we made back in January in hopes of seeing the numbers on the scale drop. Each year, millions of Americans follow the latest and greatest diet trends and widely publicized information in our quest to lose weight and manage our diets. However, many of the most common diet "truths" are false.

"Many women search for the magic bullet to shed extra pounds, but a lot of the most publicized diet trends result in false hope and even potential weight gain," explains registered dietitian Kris Clark, Ph.D., R.D., F.A.C.S.M., Director of Sports Nutrition, The Pennsylvania State University. "Diet myths mislead and deceive women to believe a particular ingredient or diet plan will help them lose weight, when most of these are in fact incorrect and some can even be unhealthy."

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