Hulk Hogan blames insurance company in lawsuit over coverage
I have reached the point in life when not much surprises or shocks me in the realm of human behavior and greed.
Thought for Today – 4/23/2010
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New Online Underwriting Manual
I was in San Antonio but unfortunately did not have time for a demo.
Energy Drinks + ETOH = Bad Combo
There is a link to the original study in PDF format within the AAFP article.
“Caffeine appears to reduce subjective perceptions of alcohol intoxication, but it does not ameliorate the performance deficits produced by alcohol,” said Thombs. “(Individuals) are more alert but just as behaviorally impaired as if they did not consume caffeine.”
7.6% of the US Population Estimated to be Diabetic
During 2004–2008, 7.6% of adults overall in the United States reported ever having been told they had diabetes. American Indian/Alaska Natives (17.5%), blacks (11.8%), and Hispanics (10.6%) were more likely than Asians (8.0%) and whites (6.6%) to report ever having been told by a doctor or health professional that they had diabetes.
Texas Issues Cease and Desist Order to Retirement Value
Listen and Learn – Multitasking? Your Limit is Two
Afib Linked to Dementia Incidence and Mortality
A Different Form of Accident Risk
Obese Men Fare Worse In Car Crashes – Shots – Health News Blog : NPR
I really don’t have any further comment.
Not Just Bad Wiring – Schizophrenia
The War in Mexico – Update 4/5/2010
New adversary in U.S. drug war: Contract killers for Mexican cartels – washingtonpost.com
A cross-border drug gang born in the prison cells of Texas has evolved into a sophisticated paramilitary killing machine that U.S. and Mexican officials suspect is responsible for thousands of assassinations here, including the recent ambush and slaying of three people linked to the U.S. consulate.
The heavily tattooed Barrio Azteca gang members have long operated across the border in El Paso, dealing drugs and stealing cars. But in Ciudad Juarez, the organization now specializes in contract killing for the Juarez drug cartel. According to U.S. law enforcement officers, it may have been involved in as many as half of the 2,660 killings in the city in the past year.
The special agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in El Paso, Joseph Arabit, said, “Our intelligence indicates that they kill frequently for a hundred dollars.“
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