I’m not too happy about this one. Gardasil, the new vaccine against the STD that can cause cervical cancer, is being pushed hard as something that girls should be required to get by state law at age 11 or 12.
It’s not the fact that it blocks an STD that bothers me. That really isn’t a [...]
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Ok, so it’s really not that bad. But I read about this one over on Blogging Baby, then read the free ebook at Every Child Matters and had to comment.
Now before anyone chews me out for comparing these states this way, remember I’m not the one drawing the Red/Blue state issue into it. The report [...]
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Phew! I found a very interesting question posed by Indian President Dr. Abdul Kalam over on Yahoo Answers. He wants to know how to end terrorism.
I got clued into this one over on Digital Journal. I can’t even read all the answers listed on Yahoo - well over 15,000 now. I just don’t have that [...]
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Sometimes it’s really scary watching how close we can come to losing one right or another. The most recent close call was Section 220 of S. 1, which confronted the issue of “grassroots commentators”, as they called it.
If that terminology isn’t clear, let me try to help. Bloggers have the potential to fall into the [...]
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I was reading an article on a rather irreverent opretta that’s playing in Los Angeles right now. Given it’s topic and the timing I can see where it would offend many people.
Apparently it can easily offend Christians, Muslims and Jews. Offend those groups and you’ve done a pretty thorough job of offending some pretty touchy [...]
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