Crowd

What is the best part of being in a crowd at a basketball game?

Pressure

Do you think the pressure of life can be hard and how do you deal with it?

Good Sport

What does it mean to be a good sport?

Let it snow

When do you think that we are going to have to make up our snow day or should we not make it up at all? What would happen if we have an other snow day this school year. Explain you answer.

Eating

Do you think that eating disorders are a problem in our school? Explain your answer.

Plan

What do you think of Obama's bail-out plan??

Drug Resistant Bacteria

How are we helping to form more drug resistant bacteria? What can you do to help stop the rise of drug resitant bacteria?

Living Near Fast Food Ups Stroke Risk

Check this article out.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Diet/story?id=6914363&page=1

Do you think that it is true or not?? What are your feeling on the topic?

Stem Cells

Do you think that Obama should over turn Bush's ruling on the use of stem cells? Explain why.

Coffee

What does coffee do for you? Is it good or bad explain your answer.

Michael Phelps

How do you feel about Michael Phelps not being charged with drug use, because there was not enough evidence?

Happy Birthday

It is this man's 200th Birthday today. Who is he? Hint father of evolution. What did he do for science?

Babies

Do you think it is right that someone that is not married and has no job is able to have 14 children, 8 of them are still in the hospital??

Peanut butter makers try to spread word products are safe

CNN) -- Peanut butter makers not affected by the deadly salmonella outbreak linked to a Georgia peanut plant are trying to get consumers to keep buying peanut butter. It could be an uphill battle.


J.M. Smucker Co. wants to assure consumers that its Jif brand of peanut butter is safe to eat.

Companies such as ConAgra Foods Inc. and J.M. Smucker Co. have started running ads and offering coupons, trying to lure peanut butter customers as sales have plunged at least 20 percent since the salmonella outbreak.

Eight people have died and nearly 600 have been sickened in the outbreak. The original peanut butter recall launched weeks ago has expanded to include more than 1,000 products.

CNN.com

Are they doing enough? Should the food companies be more regulated?

CDC Details First Human Case Of Marburg Virus In U.S. History

Boston (dbTechno) - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed the first human case of the Marburg hemorraghic fever virus in the U.S.

http://www.dbtechno.com/health/2009/02/09/cdc-details-first-human-case-of-marburg-virus-in-us-history/

How does this affect you? Do you think this is something that is going to be found in South Dakota anytime soon?