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Hangover helpers; Fla. columnist: 'For New Year, let's hope Republicans see violet'; 'Ten Simple Rules for Dating My Daughter'; Microsoft employees on IE

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January 1, 2006 1:27 am
By Sheila Lennon

This is a New-Year's--resolution-free zone. Like a rickety, sagging old house, we're going for historic value and character rather than remodeling. Welcome to my walk-in fireplace.

Hangover Helpers Beyond Sheep's Eyes. NYT. "Salty food, for instance, is not a bad idea, nor are sugary drinks."

For New Year, let's hope Republicans see violet. By Ed Shupe, High Springs (Fla.) Resident

The polarization of Americans for political gain, besides leading people along with campaign promises that candidates don't expect to keep, exacts a terrible price by splintering us as a nation. We're an experiment in diversity. There's no "my way or the highway" about it. You're free to believe as you will, and act on your beliefs within the law. But if you try to make me live by your beliefs, I'll refuse, and wonder why you can't live your own full, rich life without trying to change mine.

Only Love Prevails: "You are invited to participate in a worldwide experiment to create a peaceful planet." Can't hurt.

Mr. Yoest's Ten Simple Rules for Dating My Daughter. I chuckle, since my dad once met a dubious date with hammer in hand. I eluded parental controls as necessary, nonetheless. Mr. Yoest, you don't have a chance.

Get off the grid: Heat From the Earth to Warm Your Hearth

Microsoft Employees Rage As Internet Explorer Ship Sinks. Yikes. Check out Firefox, people.

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