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Pancreatic Cancer breakthrough

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Will you follow the new advice and wait until age 50 to start getting mammograms?
Thu Nov 19, 2009
- I'm in a high risk group. I get yearly mammograms. If you're in a low risk group, perhaps once every 5 years from 20 to 50 is sufficient.
IRS rules for medical deductions are sickening
Sat Oct 31, 2009
- Your coworker is an idiot. It costs far more to raise a child than to pay the taxes he's trying to avoid by having a kid. If he's in the 10% tax bracket, his tax saving for the extra kid was only $350 + possibly up to $1000 child tax credit. I couldn't raise a kid for $1350 a year. Could you??
IRS rules for medical deductions are sickening
Sat Oct 31, 2009
- dewinter,
Should all states be required to adopt the same set of standards for student achievement?
Thu Oct 29, 2009
- In our mobile society, young adults need to be able to move where the jobs are and compete. Same standards = level playing field.
Should health care providers be required to get swine flu shots?
Thu Aug 27, 2009
- Medical professionals who refuse flu shot knowingly put their patients at risk & should be held accountable for any deaths or lost work day
Is it OK for students to insult their schools on Facebook?
Mon Oct 5, 2009
- Students should be prepared for consequences if they advocate violence, make threats, blackmail, extortion, etc. Simple insults-no problem
When is it OK to lie to your children?
Tue Sep 29, 2009
- Without lying, we wouldn't have Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny. But, lying to manipulate your kids to comply with your wishes is wrong.
Students told to prove Texas residency or leave
Mon Sep 21, 2009
- No - the American taxpayer is paying for American tax cheats who live in Mexico to send their children across the border to attend our schools without paying the property taxes that support them. We also pay for some Mexican nationals who follow the example of American tax cheats.
Students told to prove Texas residency or leave
Mon Sep 21, 2009
- I applaud the superintendent for upholding the law. US citizens who choose to live in Mexico to take advantage of the cost of living and avoid taxes should not be able to send their kids across the border to US schools without paying for it.
magnitude 6.2 - Easter Island Region
Fri Sep 18, 2009
- Check out this one: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Maps/10/180_-15.php In this region, there are multiple circles and parallel lines. I guess what happens depends on what type of boundry it is.

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