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In conclusion, it has long been known that pathophysiological processes leading to age-related diseases may already be under way in childhood," they continue. "The promotion of healthy psychosocial experiences for children is a necessary and potentially cost-effective target for the prevention of age-related disease. - Saboma

If you are having a rough time as the holidays approach, here are some tips to keep YOU in this Yuletide Season. 1. Put yourself first. 2. Don't over-schedule your time. 3. Keep a limit on spending. 4. Avoid triggers that set old traumas into motion. 5. Focus on what you can control. 6. Choose to do things you want to do, not have to do. 7. Keep expectations realistic. 8. Don't be afraid to delegate or ask for what you need. 9. Stay in the present and look toward the future. 10. Use your senses to find beauty and peace in small moments around you. - Saboma

As much as I am against Sarah Palin and the rest of the dramas with and about her, she is undeserving of this sort of treatment. I hope this coward gets strung up by his toes simply because he's a chicken shit insomuch that he threw tomatoes at Palin from the second floor? Give. me. a. fucking. break. I hope the boys take care of his nasty ass if and or when he serves time. He will most definitely make a good bitch at the gray walled hotel.. You betcha! - Saboma

An excellently written post on the core element that creates the sense of human fears. And yes, we all have it whether the fear is real or perceived. - Saboma

Hey, what about that Tony Blair, 'eh? - Saboma

"I should be held to account like anyone else." "The press should never become the president's men, and the public need to organise against him, to force his hand like Martin Luther King, to collectively make change we can believe in. Together we'll enact these commitments. In themselves, they won't end violence, they won't end lawlessness and they won't end disorder either. But they'd warrant the faith you've placed in my work, and they'd leave our children a legacy of justice. And for that small measure alone, we can be thankful." Indeed, I won't hold my breath. - Saboma

Today, news leaked that the U.S., Denmark, and a cabal of other wealthy nations that are among the world's biggest polluters have, in secret back-room dealings, produced an alternative draft text to the one that's officially under negotiation. Nothing new. The good ole boys are talking smack amongst themselves at the round table seeing whose penis is the largest.  [yawn...] - Saboma

[...] apart from economic payoffs, social status seems to be the most important incentive and motivating force of social behavior. The more noticeable status disparities are, the more concerned with status people become, and the differences between the haves and have-nots. We now know exactly which way the mop flops even though we seemed to all ready know, didn't we? - Saboma

The annual Geminid meteor shower has been intensifying. Researchers say that 2009 could be the best year yet. This year's display peaks on December 13th and 14th. w00t! - Saboma

This study isn't the first to cut away at some of the myths about testosterone. - Saboma

Ditto. - Saboma

From the page: "From Russell Wiseman, the mayor of Arlington, Tennessee, who was quite upset that Obama's Afghanistan speech disrupted a Charlie Brown Christmas special. He posted this to his Facebook page:" [Muwahahahahaha!] - Saboma

Grab your air guitar and smoke those frets! - Saboma

From the page: "Because it's the biggest shopping day of the year (which is pretty amazing if you think about it) and the day that many retailers and manufacturers become profitable on their books, essentially switching from "red" debt on an annual Profit & Loss statement to "black" profit." Tah Dah! Just to let you know that I know that you know that I know, yanno? - Saboma

Incredible! - Saboma

Jason Pollock wrote a very nice little diddy with regard to the anniversary of John Lennon's death for HuffPo. - Saboma

[enter sarcasm here to the tune of "There's no place like home for the holidays."] If you find it difficult to come to terms with your sibling's or parent's mental illness, there are many others who share your difficulty. Most siblings and adult children of people with psychiatric disorders find that mental illness in a brother, sister, or parent is a tragic event that changes everyone's life in many basic ways. Strange, unpredictable behaviors in a loved one can be devastating, and your anxiety can be high as you struggle with each episode of illness and worry about the future. It seems impossible at first, but most siblings and adult children find that over time they do gain the knowledge and skills to cope with mental illness effectively. They do have strengths they never knew they had, and they can meet situations they never even anticipated. I don't do holidays... - Saboma

The title says it all. - Saboma