Transformers
Transformers
Transformers has beeen one of the coolest movie of the year.It's filled with excitement,action and adventure.The world is now dangered by robots from outer space. And it's up to Sam Witwicky and Mikaela Banes to save the world. This is a great adventure for them and excitement for you.And i'm hoping to buy it on DVD now that's out.
Alex
The Simpsons Movie
The Simpsons Movie
The Simpsons have been around for a long time alreadyfilling our homes with laughs, and now the famous family of
American animation history has now come to the big screen.
This time our favorite group of yellow people is now in trouble
with the EPA. Springfield is now threatened and their only
hope is the Simpsons. Whether you see this movie on the big screen
or when it comes out on DVD I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy this movie.
By Paul
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As Kids Grow Older, Egalitarianism Honed
27 Aug 20:42
A study in Nature shows that egalitarianism begins to appear in most kids between ages 3 and 8. Scientists who studied 229 Swiss children found that at age 3, 9 percent were willing to share candy with another person. But by age 8, that number rose to 45 percent.
A study in Nature shows that egalitarianism begins to appear in most kids between ages 3 and 8. Scientists who studied 229 Swiss children found that at age 3, 9 percent were willing to share candy with another person. But by age 8, that number rose to 45 percent.
Medication Error Death Rate Up 500 Percent
27 Aug 17:00
Painkillers, sleeping pills and anti-anxiety drugs are being prescribed to out-patients in high doses, without the oversight of a doctor. A new study found that in the last 20 years there has been a 500 percent increase in the death rate from medication errors made at home.
Painkillers, sleeping pills and anti-anxiety drugs are being prescribed to out-patients in high doses, without the oversight of a doctor. A new study found that in the last 20 years there has been a 500 percent increase in the death rate from medication errors made at home.
Breast Exam Rebuttal: 'An Exam Saved Me'
27 Aug 17:00
Last week we reported on a study that showed that self breast exams don't help prevent death from breast cancer in women. The interview generated quite a response from listeners. Several women wrote in to say that they had found cancerous lumps in their own breasts and wouldn't be alive today if not for breast self exams.
Last week we reported on a study that showed that self breast exams don't help prevent death from breast cancer in women. The interview generated quite a response from listeners. Several women wrote in to say that they had found cancerous lumps in their own breasts and wouldn't be alive today if not for breast self exams.
Web Sites Compare How Hospitals Measure Up
26 Aug 18:13
A new Web site called "Hospital Compare" evaluates hospital death rates around the country and shows how individual hospitals stack up against the national average. Guests discuss the reliability of the data on the site and describe the measures hospitals are taking to improve performance.
A new Web site called "Hospital Compare" evaluates hospital death rates around the country and shows how individual hospitals stack up against the national average. Guests discuss the reliability of the data on the site and describe the measures hospitals are taking to improve performance.
Doctors Fear Effects Of Illegal Immigrant's Arrest
26 Aug 15:09
The recent arrest of a popular woman who happens to be an illegal immigrant has some North Carolina doctors concerned. The woman's immigration status apparently was turned over to authorities after she received medical care. Doctors worry that illegal immigrants will be afraid to seek care, which might lead to public health problems.
The recent arrest of a popular woman who happens to be an illegal immigrant has some North Carolina doctors concerned. The woman's immigration status apparently was turned over to authorities after she received medical care. Doctors worry that illegal immigrants will be afraid to seek care, which might lead to public health problems.
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