Cranberries spread from jelly to varied products in New Jersey
Cranberries once a Thanksgiving jelly side dish now appear in confections wines soaps and salsas. growers including Joseph J White Inc in New Jersey promote a wide range of cranberry products and agritourism with bus rides around flooded bogs during October harvest. Wisconsin and Massachusetts remain top producers with long-standing practices.
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Cranberries Fuel Health Boom and Market Growth
Cranberries offer antioxidants that protect cells and block urinary infections. A proanthocyanidine compound prevents plaque on teeth. The berry market nears 1.5 billion annually, driven by Ocean Spray and North American growers. New uses expand production amid overseas growth and past industry downturn.
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Purdue launches nation’s first four year personal trainer degree
Purdue University develops a four year undergraduate personal fitness trainer program built on its health and fitness major to create qualified trainers. The initiative aims to raise standards amid widespread online certs and mass market training. The program enrolls 30 students and includes clinical experience with cardiac rehab patients and therapy after injuries.
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Amazing Space Age Breakthrough for Sciatica
Cedar Rapids chiropractor Dr. Nicole Bingham promotes non surgical spinal decompression as a space age breakthrough for back pain disc herniations and sciatica. She offers a free report and toll free number 1 888 579 1360 with details online at 911HurtingBackReport.com.
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Thirty two named Rhodes Scholars chosen from United States
The United States announced 32 Rhodes Scholars selected from 896 applicants endorsed by 340 colleges. The winners join 13 other jurisdictions with about 85 scholars chosen annually. Recipients will study at Oxford next October and include Whitney Haring Smith who worked with a UN funded program in Afghanistan.
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Web site tackles regifting debate in New York
The article reports on regifting as a rising trend with 40 percent of respondents admitting to regifting. Money Management International based in Houston created www.regiftable.com to educate consumers on whether regifting is savvy or tacky and offers tips for tactful practice.
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