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United launched its discount Ted carrier last week, which replaced some regular United service to such cities as Denver, Las Vegas, Phoenix, San Francisco, New Orleans and Los Angeles. The airline promised that no one-way Ted fare would ever go above $299. Taking Ted from San Francisco to Las Vegas costs $219, far cheaper than a regular United flight on the same route ($710) or than an America West flight ($347). But like the new paint job, most of Ted's other changes seem superficial. The staff were United attendants wearing orange baseball caps and TED'S FRIEND buttons...
...issue of rights for gay couples "is regulated by the states. I think different states are likely to come to different conclusions, and that's appropriate." Cheney's daughter is a lesbian, and many gays hoped he would openly support same-sex marriage. But last month Cheney told the Denver Post that he will support whatever position the President takes, even if that means backing a ban on gay marriages...
...least that is the contention of James Hill, an obesity researcher at the University of Colorado in Denver. The average office worker takes about 5,000 steps a day, Hill says. Trying to double that right away may be too much too fast. He calculates that taking an extra 2,000 steps while eating 100 fewer calories a day is enough to keep most people from gaining the typical kilogram a year that comes with middle-age spread. But Hill does concede that 10,000 steps may be necessary to control Type 2 diabetes or to lose weight and keep...
...Bank of America, Smith Barney, Merrill Lynch and others have begun to offer separate accounts with minimums as low as $100,000. And some enterprising investment managers, like Denver-based Curian Capital, have pushed the minimum down to just $25,000, using sophisticated software that allows the firm to buy fractions of shares. Anyone considering separate accounts should have resources to open at least three to spread risk across different funds, which with most separate-accounts managers will require up to $300,000. That's no small sum. But it's not J.P. Morgan material either, and given the abusive...
...fact, if all you want is to stop gaining weight, you may need only 2,000 steps more than your normal routine - provided you also pay attention to what you eat. At least that is the contention of James Hill, an obesity researcher at the University of Colorado in Denver . The average office worker takes about 5,000 steps a day, Hill says. Trying to double that right away may be too much too fast. He calculates that taking an extra 2,000 steps while eating 100 fewer calories a day is enough to keep most people from gaining...