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  • Liberal hysteria on guns obscures the real enemy

    08/25/2019 11:19:10 PM PDT · by Impala64ssa · 8 replies
    The American Thinker ^ | 8/25/19 | Martin Marcus
    In the wake of recent terrorist attacks, liberal politicians preach taking guns away from everyone except people whom they control, like the police. Conservatives advocate putting guns into the hands of good guys. In the process, we are losing sight of our deadliest enemy: radical Muslims. Liberals tell us our most deadly enemy is the white male. Liberals have popular phrases to summarize this enemy, such as "white privilege" and "toxic masculinity." If they really hate white males so much, they should stop using the electric light bulb, made practical by Thomas Edison; nuclear power, whose theory was developed in...
  • A New Sleeping Sickness Is Haunting Highways (the Ambien driver)

    03/07/2006 8:06:19 PM PST · by neverdem · 98 replies · 2,334+ views
    NY Times ^ | March 8, 2006 | STEPHANIE SAUL
    With a tendency to stare zombie-like and run into stationary objects, a new species of impaired motorist is hitting the roads: the Ambien driver. Ambien, the nation's best-selling prescription sleeping pill, is showing up with regularity as a factor in traffic arrests, sometimes involving drivers who later say they were sleep-driving and have no memory of taking the wheel after taking the drug. In some state toxicology laboratories Ambien makes the top 10 list of drugs found in impaired drivers. Wisconsin officials identified Ambien in the bloodstreams of 187 arrested drivers from 1999 to 2004. And as a more people...
  • Putting a Price on a Good Night's Sleep

    01/13/2004 11:22:15 AM PST · by neverdem · 32 replies · 2,138+ views
    NY Yimes | January 13, 2004 | ANDREW POLLACK
    Americans are about to be reminded again how much they need sleep — and sleeping pills. A new effort appears to be developing to expand the use of sleeping pills, which because of their potential for abuse have long had a reputation as being in some ways more dangerous than the insomnia they are meant to treat. Some sleep experts say newer pills are safer than the ones that once caused deaths from overdose. Moreover, some say, there is growing evidence that insomnia is a serious medical condition, not just a nuisance. "Slowly, we are beginning to identify that insomnia...