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Salem Ranked #10 City in US for Retired Singles

Salem's placement is a real statement, since retired singles are interested in living where the weather is nice all year round.

(NEW YORK CITY) - Salem, OR – named #10 city in the U.S. for retired singles looking for love!

Accounting for over 76 million people in the U.S., Baby Boomers constitute the nation's fastest growing population. And now, more than ever before, a large portion of this demographic remains single2, with more and more reaching that golden age of retirement each day.

Grandparents, the Guardians of their Grandchildren

There are programs designed to help...

(MADRID, Spain) - A research study entitled "The Generation of Transition; between Work and Retirement", reveals that for thousands of years the family model included not only a father and a mother who were good parents, but also a grandmother who helped them with the task of child raising.

A Message from Jenvey Baylis: 12-Year Old Sex Abuse Victim in UK

Children in London are suffering sex abuse as a result of a court's decision.

(SALEM / LONDON) - This story defines the tragic politics of courts in the UK and the toll they take on children.

This is about kids being forced to live in a home of sex abuse right now, by law.

Torture by any other Name: How the Abomination Continues

A Sequel to The Forgiveness Fallacy.

(NANAIMO, Vancouver Island) - Torture is a criminal act under the law; abuse is not. And so while it may profit the torturers known as church and state to moderate and minimize their crime with doublespeak, it is, contrarily, a matter of life and death for the tortured to know their condition for what it is, and to call it so.

But for them to do so is a direct challenge to not only the torturers but to we not so innocent bystanders.

Vitamin C Mops Up The Nuclear Age

The medical industry has suppressed the immense value of vitamin C for decades.

(LONDON) - This is perhaps the most important information since the US dropped bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Those bombs opened the terror of the nuclear age and its looming threat of mankind one day being exterminated by radioactive fallout.

That threat is over. Vitamin C mops of free radicals from radiation and repairs DNA.

Vitamin C Proven to Help Protect Fukushima Victims from Radiation

A Missing Piece of the Fukushima Story.

(FUKUSHIMA Prefecture) - The story of Fukushima is among other things, one of shameless government deception.

As we learn slowly over time why the disaster happened, we are increasingly disturbed by the fact that Japan is ducking its responsibility toward the citizens it allowed to be impacted this way with radioactivity. There are answers and this is a missing piece of the Fukushima story.

Anna-Team: Go to Jail or Agitate Against Pranab

Anna should either ask his Team to go to jail or should launch agitation for clearing Pranab from corruption Charges.

(BANGALURO, India) - The credibility of Anna Hazare is at stake if he allows the matter concerning the alleged corruption against the likely President of India, to go unaddressed.

Unlike the US President, the President of India is not a real Chief Executive, rather only Head of State, hence ought to be above controversies.

Reactor Reax Top Stories

Nuclear Waste: Why Environmentalists Are Pressing NRC on Reactor Licenses.

(WASHINGTON DC) - This week in Reactor Reax: the DoE's loan guarantee programs are the focus of much public attention since Solyndra went bankrupt last year.

CSM explores Nuclear waste, asking why environmentalists are pressing NRC on reactor licenses. Also, feds say design flaw led to Calif. nuke plant woes.

From 1761 to 2012: What has Changed in England?

Lessons from My Ancestor Peter, a Stansted Prison, and a Digger named Winstanley.

(NANAIMO, Vancouver Island) - In 1761, author and publicist Peter Annett was arrested on a charge of blasphemy and sedition.

He questioned scripture and Church authority in his news sheet, 'The Free Enquirer'.

Buddhism: Secular America`s Religion?

It is not only Western Buddhists who must ask about the contextualization of the Buddha’s message to American culture.

(PORTLAND, OR) - I have often thought that Buddhism would become the secular American’s religion of preference. James Atlas’ Sunday opinion piece in The New York Times gives me reason to think there may be merit to what I have pondered for years.

It is often said that Buddhism is more about practices and ethics than beliefs.