I've been using http://yoleoreader.com/ for the last few days and it works well for me. It even pulled the existing feeds directly from Google since I signed on with Google Account.
As the article points out, prescribing e.g. antibiotics is not truly placebo (something totally inert). Rather, they are looking for the placebo effect by prescribing something that's a real drug but not expected to help with the ailment in question.
I think your (well-worded) post could be summarized in a few words: We're reaping the results of the last 30-40 years, and there are no quick fixes.
The attitudes of the last generation are being played out in how they (don't) raise their children.
We all try to pretend that our culture of divorce and the insecure childhoods that result from it don't really have long term impact. But, we turn on the TV and see the consequences of the lies we tell ourselves about committment, responsibility and morality.
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Freedome VPN claims to help with this:
https://www.f-secure.com/en_US...
http://careers.stackoverflow.c... I found my current job there and it's the only place we advertise
This question (as yet unanswered) raises pretty much the same concern about economic inequality:
http://skeptics.stackexchange....
"Is racial income inequality currently in US worse than it was in Apartheid South Africa?"
Jon Stewart started this, of course, but he's better at raising interesting questions than he is at applying hard journalism to them.
I've been using http://yoleoreader.com/ for the last few days and it works well for me. It even pulled the existing feeds directly from Google since I signed on with Google Account.
Wish I could mod you up for this. I've been trying Ubuntu on Dell laptop for development and this was the biggest roadblock I ran into.
On a plane on the way to do a not-working-yet demo. Best code? No. Fast code? Very.
SP3 was released on 15-Dec:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ae7387c3-348c-4faa-8ae5-949fdfbe59c4&displaylang=en
As the article points out, prescribing e.g. antibiotics is not truly placebo (something totally inert). Rather, they are looking for the placebo effect by prescribing something that's a real drug but not expected to help with the ailment in question.
This company is going to the dogs http://www.insitu.com/documents/policies/DOG%20POLICY%20FINAL%20050107.pdf
I hope it's compatible with AMD's PIC devices:
o m/0,,51_104_543~100901,00.html
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Corporate/VirtualPressRo
Which have been distributed to the shelters
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I think your (well-worded) post could be summarized in a few words: We're reaping the results of the last 30-40 years, and there are no quick fixes.
The attitudes of the last generation are being played out in how they (don't) raise their children.
We all try to pretend that our culture of divorce and the insecure childhoods that result from it don't really have long term impact. But, we turn on the TV and see the consequences of the lies we tell ourselves about committment, responsibility and morality.