Mark Czerniec

Scott's description of the lamb on his blog says it all: "OMG. I just received my first case of Pinn-Oak farms lamb. Absolutely gorgeous. They take orders on Monday, slaughter on Tuesday, package on Wednesday and deliver on Thursday. This lamb is being added to the new menu. I dare anyone to beat it. Anyone, anywhere." - Mark Czerniec

Affordable, professional small business Web designer/Web developer serving Racine, Kenosha, Sturtevant, Franksville, Caledonia, Union Grove, Burlington, Oak Creek, South Milwaukee, Cudahy, St. Francis, Franklin, Bay View, Waterford, Paddock Lake, and the greater Chicago-Milwaukee corridor. - Mark Czerniec

Blue M&M's may cure paralysis! That’s just one claim made recently in a health segment on network TV. For more than three years, HealthNewsReview.org editor Gary Schwitzer has been methodically reviewing TV health news claims for accuracy and responsibility. But no more; he’s found the vast majority of TV consumer health reports sickening. - Mark Czerniec

Nearly all adults who die in La Crosse, 96 percent of them, die with a completed advance directive. That's by far the highest rate in the country. There's a proposal — it's in the health bill passed by the House of Representatives — that would pay for the kind of periodic and continued end-of-life discussions with patients that are routine in La Crosse. - Mark Czerniec

Yes, Facebook really is that good for your small business. How you take advantage of it is up to you. Let me give you an example, and then show you how to grow your business using Facebook. - Mark Czerniec

Andy Xie, a former economist with Morgan Stanley and a popular blogger, says China is actually caught up in a real estate bubble. The government has poured billions of dollars into the mortgage market. Xie says that has sent prices skyrocketing, making the economy look better than it is. Xie says wealthy Chinese are now spending at luxury malls based on paper profits. In fact, exports — which make up roughly one-third of China's gross domestic product — plunged after the United States went into recession. - Mark Czerniec

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett announced Sunday he will run for governor, then promptly came to Racine for his first campaign stop. Barrett was the surprise guest of honor at an afternoon fundraiser for state Sen. John Lehman, D-Racine, who is running for re-election in 2010, at a crowded Wilson's Coffee & Tea, 3306 Washington Ave. - Mark Czerniec