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COCA-COLA AND PEPSI IN BATTLE OVER BOTTLED LUNAR WATER Washington, D.C. – Water is the essence of all life as we know it. Covering most of the planet and making up the majority of living beings, water is life. Because it’s so important to our very existence it was perhaps a no-brainer that eventually corporations would find a way to make money from it, something the bottled water industry has been doing for decades now. Once an affectation of the elite, bottled water has become the standard bearer for how human beings hydrate and in turn has made the producers millions of dollars. KELLOGG’S ADMITS RICE KRISPIES WILL NOT MAKE A PERSON IMMORTAL Battle Creek, MI – The quest for immortality has been around as long as human beings have understood the limits to our time on the planet. In recent years that quest has added things like plastic surgery and cryogenic freezing in an effort to extend one’s existence, something that thus far has not yet been achieved. Human beings though do live much longer than our ancestors. Advances in medical science have pushed the average life expectancy ever higher and some recent work indicates that in the very near future life may be extended indefinitely.

MGM OWNERS MULLING SALE ON EBAY DEADLOCKED ON SHIPPING COSTS Hollywood, CA – Over the last decade the media landscape has changed dramatically. The rise of the web, and the growing power of video games, has driven revenues and mindshare ever further downward. That reality has been a very difficult for traditional media companies to deal with and while some have continued to flourish in the new age, others have struggled to maintain their aging business model and are now facing a very uncertain future.   AFLAC TO LIMIT COVERAGE TO PEOPLE WITH NO CHANCE OF DYING Columbus, GA – Very few people look forward to the possibility of a catastrophic illness affecting them or their family but unfortunately everyone is obligated to consider the possibility and to prepare for it as best as possible. Such preparation is particularly important in the United States because of the limited healthcare options available. That reality has given insurance companies enormous power and untold riches as people continue to prepare for the worst, even while hoping for the best.

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