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Now Age Minute - 8.22.11
Meet The Flintstones
Just when you thought it was safe to dive into another season of Jersey Shore, a report comes out of Australia, claiming that watching television can actually take years off your life (and you thought only your brain was in jeopardy) Read on >>

Now Age Minute - 8.15.11
Will The Revolution Be Televised?
From the Arab Spring, to the Israeli Tent Cities, and riots in England, revolution is in the air. What these events have in common is the use of modern technology (i.e., cell phones, social media) to coordinate messages about where and when to protestors. Read on >>

Now Age Minute - 8.7.11
The Day The Music Died
When we lost the Big Man back in June, the music died for me in a way not felt since the death of John Lennon. Read on >>







Now Age Minute - 4.12.10
Across the Great Divide
Charles Prince is sorry. In case you don't know Mr. Prince, he headed Citigroup during the heights and collapse of Wall Street that ushered in the Great Recession, and one of the main reasons your retirement account has turned to toilet paper. Not according to Prince, though. He's just sorry it happened to you. Read on >>



Now Age Minute - 1.19.10
The Fog of War
President Obama got populist last week, at least in speech. In announcing a plan to recoup the costs of bailing out Wall Street, Barack displayed a passion unseen from him since, perhaps, his presidential campaign. Read on >>






Now Age Minute - 12.10.09
Looking for Terror in All the Wrong Places
In a bit of Deja Vu, the Obama Administration is playing the Bush-Cheney-Osama fear card in its plan to extend the already longest war America has ever fought.
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Now Age Minute - 11.22.09
Art vs. Science - A Holy War for the American Soul, part 2
In questioning of accepted medical dogma, new studies suggests that cancer screening may be less effective than previously believed, and even risky.
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