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1. Inside Consumer Reports Test Labs: New vacuums from Bissell, Electrolux, Hoover, and Kalorik 2. Keeping PACE: Town of Babylon helps homeowners pay for green improvements 3. Cash for Appliances Update: Bigger rebates generate greater consumer interest 4. Risk of Strangulation Prompts Recall to Repair Roman Shades and Roll-Up Blinds by Meijer 5. Children's Bracelets Recalled by Chandigarh Fashion Due to Violation of Lead Paint Standard 6. Samsung’s 3D TV offer: Buy a 3D TV and a 3D Blu-ray player, get 3D glasses and "Monsters vs. Aliens 3D" free 7. Smart back-to-school money moves for grown-ups, part 1 8. Risk of Strangulation Prompts Recall to Repair Roman Shades by Lutron Electronics 9. Boys' Hooded Jackets with Drawstrings Recalled by Ten West Apparel Due to Strangulation Hazard; Sold at Burlington Coat Factory 10. Language DVDs may not help tots to talk 11. DIY: Creating music on your iPhone 12. Online quiz, or deceptive advertising? 13. Daily Dispatch: 100 million lines of code in your car; Phone prototype reads lips 14. CR Index: Slow job creation stalls economic recovery 15. LELE & Company Recalls Children's Hooded Sweatshirt Sets with Drawstrings Due to Strangulation Hazard 16. Outdoor Lighting Fixtures Recalled by American Electric Lighting Due to Shock Hazard 17. Q&A: Self-exams for testicular cancer? 18. Gerber Legendary Blades Recalls Machetes Due to Laceration Hazard 19. Daiso To Pay $2 Million Civil Penalty for Violations of Federal Safety Laws and Must Stop Importing Children's Products and Toys Into U.S. 20. Risk of Strangulation Prompts Recall to Repair Roman Shades by Ethan Allen 21. Walmart’s Sustainable Product Index aims to develop green rating 22. US Consumer Product Safety Commission - Recent Recalls and Product Safety News 23. What my parents taught me about money, #4 24. A new penny for your thoughts 25. Vancouver Olympics offer real-time energy-tracking scoreboards 26. Weekend Project: Basic mower maintenance keeps your lawn looking its best 27. Q&A: I've seen green labels on dishwasher detergents. Are they legit? 28. Can sharing housework make for a better sex life? 29. Risk of Strangulation Prompts Recall to Repair Roll-Up Blinds and Roman Shades by Walmart 30. Strangulation Death of a Child Prompts Recall to Repair Roman Shades by All Strong Industry 31. Latest news on Chinese drywall: "Strong association" between chemicals in drywall and home damage 32. Report: Cash for clunkers not boosting appliance sales—yet 33. April foreclosure filings up 32 percent from a year earlier 34. Microsoft to give the Wii some competition? 35. Having DTV transition trouble? NTIA is on the way 36. Allergies putting a damper on your Labor Day? Get relief with these tips 37. Daily electronics deals 38. Study adds weight to case against cholesterol drug Zetia 39. Gobble It Up: What to do with leftover turkey 40. Q&A: Is it safe to bake with spoiled milk? 41. Snacks and slow eating may help you lose weight 42. President Obama puts focus on retirement saving 43. New Ratings of cordless phones: Better than ever, generally speaking 44. Consumer Reports' Top Buzzwords of 2009 45. Qualifying Words: To get cash for clunkers rebates, buy Energy Star-qualified appliances 46. President Obama calls insulation "sexy." We say it'll save you money 47. E-book readers for the holidays: A video guide 48. Car wreck risk for ‘well-controlled’ diabetes 49. Reminder: Chat online today with our GPS team 50. Haggle for holiday bargains, even at national chains 51. Health-care reform: What’s left if the public option is gone? A lot. 52. Smart phone Ad Wars: Despite alliances, a four-way melee 53. Weekend Project: Using a pressure washer for easy spruce-ups 54. DTV-reminder commercials generate 55,000 inquiry calls 55. Cut costs, question medical tests and treatments 56. New GPS Ratings for summer road trippers, dads and grads 57. Death by bad health care 58. Beware these new identity theft scams 59. Consumer Reports
60. Smart phones: Watch out for falling prices 61. Q&A: Is mammography worthwhile if I'm in my 40s? 62. Latest phishing scam: Mobile text message from bank 63. EPA proposes tougher lead-paint rules 64. Buzzword: Pop-up store 65. Don’t confuse carbon-monoxide poisoning for swine flu 66. Buzzword: Fireplace Police 67. By the Numbers: Lumber prices are surging; here are alternatives 68. Living the fantasy of retiring outside the U.S. 69. Product Preview: Briggs & Stratton Symphony II power-management system 70. On Oscar-nominee day, check out our list of "home" movies 71. In the CR test labs: New HDTVs 72. CircuitCity.com returns; new management is more promising 73. CPSC announces recall of Black & Decker GH1000 Grasshog corded electric string trimmers/edgers—again 74. The T-Mobile MyTouch goes on sale 75. Antidepressant use nearly doubles in U.S. 76. Sony to offer $199 e-book Reader, reduces price of best-selling e-books 77. New Ratings: Blu-ray players now on CRO 78. Why do we need a CFPA? To squelch $31 billion a year in bank fees 79. Inside Consumer Reports Test Labs: New washer reviews—Estate ETW4400W, Whirlpool Cabrio WTW6500W, Whirlpool Duet Sport WFW8400T 80. Tip of the Day: Find the proper temperature for serving wine and learn about wine cellars 81. Tip of the Day: Find the best freezer for your home 82. Ready or not, here come the holidays 83. With new LED lightbulb, Philips is first to enter DOE's Bright Tomorrow Lighting Prizes competition 84. Pellet stoves are a hot topic with consumers 85. Tailgating Alert: Gasoline-powered blender banned by California Air Resources Board 86. By the Numbers: Worldwide energy use to soar over next two decades 87. Eat at home, cut costs and pounds 88. The best iPhone apps for home improvement 89. New Kindle hits June 10, and other e-book reader news 90. Breaking the piggy bank for Rx drugs? Apply for patient assistance 91. Is it ADHD, or something else? 92. Buzzword: Socket Saturation 93. By the Numbers: Energy Star homes reach major milestone 94. Q&A: Is there any way to treat or prevent cold sores? 95. Q&A: Cure for back-pocket pain? 96. Consumer-centered care 97. Inside Consumer Reports Test Labs: Does the performance of the Dyson DC28 Animal upright vacuum match its lofty price? 98. Q&A: Hydrogen peroxide vs. soap and water for cuts 99. Hit the gym on the cheap 100. WHO declares swine flu a stage-6 pandemic 101. Is that blogger review really a paid ad? The FTC wants you to know. 102. Vermont passes sunshine law limiting drug company gifts to doctors 103. 8 ways to get more sleep for less money 104. Find DTV help in your area 105. Financial incentives could make air conditioners a hot buy 106. Tip of the Day: Be safe using a ladder, especially if you're installing or adjusting a TV antenna 107. Ban plastic bags, says head of United Nations Environment Program 108. Cell-phone exclusivity: Not good for consumers, say critics 109. Milk—as good as sports drinks for athletes? 110. Commentary: Goodbye, my old friend – Analog TV 111. Pressing the White House on health reform: Medicare 112. Health-care reform: Drug imports finally get a vote after “furious” lobbying campaign 113. Last-minute electronics gifts under $300 114. Daily Dispatch: Google works towards intuitive search; Most hacked software of 2009 115. Consumers Union backs the House health reform bill 116. Social networks: Three ways to protect your privacy 117. CPSC announces recall of 113,000 Fiesta Blue Ember gas grills 118. In the CR Test Labs: New headphones 119. By the Numbers: Clock is ticking on federal tax credit for first-time home buyers 120. Forum Friday: Gas furnaces, pellet stoves, and solar water heaters |
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