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Saving Face … Without Surgery (ThirdAge)
Sure, 3.1 million Americans got Botox last year and 1.5 million more got Juvaderm, Restylane or other “fillers” to plump up fine lines.
Source: www.thirdage.com

Comida 101 (The Times-News)
Want to expand your Mexican culinary repertoire beyond enchiladas with canned sauce and ground beef tacos? You’re in the right place. Southern Idaho is dotted with Mexican bakeries, meat markets and grocery stores.
Source: www.magicvalley.com

14 financial horror stories (Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance)
These crooks and scamsters can haunt your wallet any day of the year.
Source: finance.yahoo.com

Turn to versatile pumpkins as Jack-o’ all dishes (Macon Telegraph)
Pumpkins are on porches everywhere now that it’s fall. But those orange orbs are for more than decorating or carving.
Source: www.macon.com

West Side Neighborhood Watch (West Side Leader & South Side News Leader)
AKRON: On Oct. 15, police issued a warrant for the arrest of Rebecca Gilmore, 29, of Chittendon Street, for domestic violence and felonious assault.
Source: www.akron.com

Card-Swipe for Medical Tests Uses Hard-Disk Technology (Newswise)
University of Utah scientists created a sensitive prototype device that could test for dozens or even hundreds of diseases simultaneously by acting like a credit card-swipe machine to scan a card loaded with microscopic blood, saliva or urine samples. The prototype works on the same principle that is used to read data on computer hard drives or listen to tunes on portable digital music players.
Source: www.newswise.com

Carrie Taylor: Tips for grocery shopping if you have Type 2 diabetes (The Republican)
Non-insulin dependent, or Type 2, diabetes remains the most common form of diabetes in the United States. Its diagnosis can leave you feeling confused, helpless and overwhelmed - and shopping for foods that can fit into your new meal plan may leave you feeling the same way.
Source: www.masslive.com

Vitamin C pills recalled for vitamin A content (Regina Leader-Post)
Two brands of vitamin C supplements sold across Canada have been recalled by Health Canada because they were made using vitamin A, which could pose health risks to pregnant women.
Source: www.canada.com

The new victory garden: Get started now (The Star-Ledger)
JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY IMAGESThe new victory garden planted this summer on the grounds of the San Francisco City Hall. As the economy circles the drain, savings plummet and joblessness grows, so does momentum for old-fashioned self-sufficiency. One cry you’ll hear from…
Source: www.nj.com