The obamas are spending christmas in hawaii. We will begin on the issue of the u. S. Allegation to the sochi Olympic Games and get your comments. It is sunday morning, december 22. Welcome to washington journal. Our phone lines are open. The numbers are on your screen. Host this is the question. Using the olympics to address social issues. You can also send us a tweet. Here is how we posted it on our twitter page should the president use the olympics to address social issues . Here is the story on the sunday morning from usa today. The headline is that the president has made a decision by naming a veil of the delegation and sent a message to russia. They are delivering a strong message of opposition. The delegation will include an openly gay athlete, billy jean king. It will not include the president , first lady, or Vice President. They have all headed previous delegations. Time sincethe first 2000 that a president has not been a member of the delegation. Ins is slated for february so
New Legislation Would Expand the Use of Municipal Bonds | Mintz - ML Strategies
jdsupra.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from jdsupra.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Woman says Ozempic helped her stop drinking: Here s what the research says about how it may work - WEIS
weisradio.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from weisradio.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Courtesy Christie Martin(NEW YORK) Nearly one year ago, Christie Martin, a mom and realtor in Las Vegas, said she started taking Ozempic to help her lose weight.
Martin, 58, told ABC News Good Morning America that within a matter of months of taking the medication, she had lost over 30 pounds.
But Martin, who said she had gotten into a routine of drinking nearly one bottle of wine per night after work, said she soon noticed a side effect of the drug: She lost her appetite for alcohol.
"I did not want to drink anymore," Martin said. "I went to the grocery store and I didn t even want to buy a bottle of wine. I would even go out with friends and other coworkers and clients and maybe I would try to order a glass of wine at dinner, and I couldn t even finish it. It just didn t sit well with me."
Martin said that before taking Ozempic, she was someone who would have wine at lunch and who "loved" having wine at dinner. At home, she said she saw drinking w
Courtesy Christie Martin(NEW YORK) Nearly one year ago, Christie Martin, a mom and realtor in Las Vegas, said she started taking Ozempic to help her lose weight.
Martin, 58, told ABC News Good Morning America that within a matter of months of taking the medication, she had lost over 30 pounds.
But Martin, who said she had gotten into a routine of drinking nearly one bottle of wine per night after work, said she soon noticed a side effect of the drug: She lost her appetite for alcohol.
"I did not want to drink anymore," Martin said. "I went to the grocery store and I didn t even want to buy a bottle of wine. I would even go out with friends and other coworkers and clients and maybe I would try to order a glass of wine at dinner, and I couldn t even finish it. It just didn t sit well with me."
Martin said that before taking Ozempic, she was someone who would have wine at lunch and who "loved" having wine at dinner. At home, she said she saw drinking w