Supplies to survive
Today, the President outlined the country's preparedness plan for when the avian flu happens here! And tonight 7's Byron Barnet explains what need to keep you and your family safe by buying now the "supplies to survive."
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What lies beneath?
Hot tubs, it's fun to soak up all the suds, but you'll surprised to find out what we discovered below all those bubbles.
Family affair
HBO's "Big Love" is making a big splash on TV, focusing on a family with one man, three wives and a whole bunch of kids.
Flix tricks
Thousands of movies, new releases, old favorites, just a click of the mouse and the next day: "You've got mail!"
Can-Do Kids
Kids today are busy juggling school sports and fun, but when it comes to snack time they don't always make a healthy choice. But Juli Auclair tells us about a nutritious new energy bar that's good for kids on the go.
Beer with benefits?
Boston loves its baseball, loves its baked beans... and yes, Boston loves it beer.
Picture perfect
Giselle and Heidi Klum, models always look good in photos. But for the rest of us, it's not always easy to look picture perfect... especially with the camera adding those infamous 10 pounds.
Flirting in traffic
You've tried the bars, gone online and even let your friends set you up on blind dates, all to no success. Well, now dating is picking up speed in an unlikely place. 7's Sorboni Banerjee has more on how you can become a fast lane flirt.
Rescue Remedy
Jennifer Anniston says it keeps her cool under pressure. Kate Blanchett swears by it, and Salma Hayek has been a fan for years. It's called Bach's "Rescue Remedy," and the makers say just a few drops can dissolve away all your stress and anxiety.
Caveman connection
It’s the age old question, where did we come from? Geneaology can take you only so far back. Now, there's a new way to track our ancestors all the way back to the caveman, and it lies in each of us. So we tried it ourselves, finding our caveman connection.
"The Da Vinci Code" tours
"The Da Vinci Code" movie is due out in theaters soon, but some people are looking to see the sites not on the big screen, but in person. 7's Christa Delcamp reports from Vatican City on "The Da Vinci Code" tours.
Doodle decoding
Like to doodle? Now, there may be a way to find out what those mindless sketches really mean. It turns out they're not so mindless after all.
Incredible Days
Are you having a difficult time picking out the perfect present for someone special? A new Web-based company, Incredible Days, may have exactly what you are looking for.
Sexual solution
For millions of women, the love light has gone out in the bedroom.
Tattoo removal
It's estimated that 16 percent of adults have at least one tattoo. But you might want to think before you ink, thousands of Americans are regretting their tattoos and they're finding that removing a tattoo isn't as easy as putting one on. 7Healthcast Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites has more.
Diva's Uncorked
If ordering a glass of vino makes you blush, it's time you learn a lesson from the sister's who sip! Frances Rivera tells us about a group who has taken their wine club to the masses, hosting a conference for all women.
License to laugh (lcnse2laff)
They're on thousands of cars across the state: vanity license plates. But are some plates too controversial for the commute? The hidden meanings behind a License to laugh.
Once Upon a Potty
A Boston dad has developed the formula for successful potty training! But it's based on the successful book, "Once Upon a Potty", written by his mother - Frances Rivera tells us about the line of potties, songs, and books that can teach your child to 'go' in no time.