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From your Blue Raider Station:

Half of all Americans are on some kind of prescription medication:

Americans buy much more medicine per person than any other country. But it was unclear how their prescriptions compare to those of insured people elsewhere. Comparable data were not available for Europe, for instance.

Featuring Norman Rockwell’s cover art.

This one in appreciation of all of the mothers, with recognition of the ordeals all these moms go through to make sure everyone reading this is, firstly, alive, and secondly, helping shape us into adults who, hopefully in turn, will keep this whole human race moving forward. All of that starts [...]

Social networking technologies develop a momentum of their own which takes individuals beyond the point of counter productivity at which they become self-defeating.
While the phenomena of networking technologies appeals to some of our basic human needs it also appeals to human weaknesses and reveals our insatiable appetites for “new”.
The Hidden Game Appeal

Stacey Campfield chides the governor for abandoning a bill giving police administrative license revocation powers in the DUI arrests over dollars and cents. R. Neal accuses Campfield of a bit of simplistic thinking:

The DNJ ran another article today about the hostile work environment experienced by some city employees. Read the article right here.

An interesting side effect of my hockey fandom is an appreciation of team sports.