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The Riverbreaks at DC9
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Oil wobbles, Fed prepares to speak as confused markets meander
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Asking Josh Silver: What's the American Anti-Corruption Act all about?
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Did the Feds violate Adam Kokesh's civil rights? Is he still alive?
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'Hitchcock': The movie review
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Atheists to place literature in Georgia parks
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Moore, Oklahoma tornado: Search and rescue continues, 91 dead (Video)
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Minecraft Seed Spotlight (video)
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Search and recovery efforts in Moore: 51 dead, 24 children missing
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Obama - Holder deny asylum for German homeschool family
Tango of Mind and Emotion Archive: April 2012
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WWDC: Widening world of digital counseling; treating depression in children and adolescents
There is a 3D computer fantasy game that teaches good thinking habits to children as effectively as therapists can. Published April 27 2012
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Children with bipolar disorder: Maybe true, definitely troubling
The diagnosis of Pediatric Bipolar Disorder (PBD) increased 4,000% from 1994 to 2003, and is still on the rise. Is this increase credible? Published April 23 2012
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Holocaust: The heart turned inside out
Is the memory of the Holocaust as strong today as it was 40 or 50 years ago? That is unlikely, but it is a part of history we do well to remember. Published April 19 2012
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Tax deadline spotlights procrastination: Nuisance habit or problem?
We put off anxiety producing activities, opting for pleasurable ones, even when we know the task eventually must be done. Does it matter that much, as long as things get taken care of? Published April 14 2012
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Mike Wallace: His contribution to mental health
Mike Wallace did the mental health community a favor in 1996 by going public with his diagnosis of depression. He made it clear that depression does not descend only upon the faint of heart. Published April 10 2012
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Things get better: Let your heart know depression will pass (video)
When our rumination is dark enough to cause despair, we hang on. Things will change because that’s what things do. Published April 9 2012
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Masters: The game of letting go
Once a golf stroke is accomplished, it exists in memory, and memories are about the past. Games are played in the present by masters. Published April 5 2012
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Happiness: Mega millions, pleasure and gratification
Will mega millions winners be happy? People make happier choices when they understand the difference between pleasure and gratification. Published April 1 2012
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Asking Josh Silver: What's the American Anti-Corruption Act all about?
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Asking Larry Sabato: Is the two-party system coming to an end?
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Asking Larry Sabato: Whatever happened to political moderates?
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Asking Josh Silver: What's the American Anti-Corruption Act all about?
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