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Continue reading …San Francisco lawmakers are looking out for the animals again . A Board of Supervisors committee has approved a plan to require new buildings to have treated glass or other measures to keep birds from banging into them, reports KCBS . The full board votes next week, with architects and developers complaining…
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Choosing an over-the-counter pain reliever can be confusing. This article explains the difference between pain relievers and how to use them safely.
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Taliban gunmen armed with suicide bombs and heavy weaponry have launched co-ordinated attacks in Kabul, targeting NATO’s headquarters, the US embassy and the Afghan intelligence agency. Gun battles were still continuing last night. The Afghan Government confirmed the deaths of one policeman and two insurgents, and…
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A childhood fascination with kites inspires Phillip Lim’s spring collection at New York Fashion Week. (Sept. 14)
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AP Pro Football Writer Barry Wilner previews three games this week in the NFL, including Carolina hosting Green Bay. Eagles QB and former Falcon Michael Vick meets his old team as Philly travels to Atlanta. Saints host Bears. (Sept. 14)
Continue reading …GOP Tea Party Debate: Audience Cheers, Says Society Should Let Uninsured Patient Die
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A bit of a startling moment happened near the end of Monday night’s CNN debate when a hypothetical question was posed to Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas). “What do you tell a guy who is sick, goes into a coma and doesn’t have health insurance? Who pays for his coverage? Are you saying society should just let him die?” Wolf Blitzer asked. “Yeah!” several members of the crowd yelled out. Paul interjected to offer an explanation for how this was, more-or-less, the root choice of a free society. He added that communities and non-government institutions can fill the void that the public sector is currently playing. “We never turned anybody away from the hospital,” he said of his volunteer work for churches and his career as a doctor. “We have given up on this whole concept that we might take care of ourselves, assume responsibility for ourselves … that’s the reason the cost is so high.” The answer may have struck a truly libertarian tone, but it was clearly overshadowed by the members of the crowd who enthusiastically cheered the prospect of letting a man die rather than picking up the tab for his coverage.
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