Monthly Archives: October 2014

Living near highly-populated and traffic-congested roads heighten women’s risk of suffering a sudden cardiac death, according to a study led by Harvard Medical School. by Stephen Adkins “It’s important for healthcare providers to recognize that environmental exposures may be under-appreciated … Continue reading →

Post by Amicus Curia.

Post by Amicus Curia.

Gandy Dancer Post by Amicus Curia.

(NOTE: Be advised–Eric has been afforded ample opportunity here, in the ‘reply’ exchanges, unlike most blogs, for rebuttal, but has, unsurprisingly,  primarily used it for blanket denials and gaslighting.  UPDATED @ article’s end) Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus Shelton, WA — This … Continue reading →

Scammers play sophisticated psychological tricks to fool their marks, says Colin Barras, and that means anyone can be vulnerable unless they know what to look for. by Colin Barras None of us likes being scammed, and David Modic is no … Continue reading →