THE MORNING SHOW with Patrick Timpone OPEN PHONE TUESDAY Show Highlights: -Good guys and bad guys?; the whole war paradigm. The unending war on terror. How can you have a war with an unknown enemy? -Bridgette from FL calls in to talk about a session she had with past guest Dr. Lisa Raskin….
Richard Wolf, USA TODAY 7:08 p.m. EDT June 3, 2013 The case pitted the practical benefits of modern technology against the centuries-old right to privacy. WASHINGTON — A narrowly divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that police can collect DNA from people arrested but not yet convicted of serious crimes, a tool that more than half…
Nuns and priests wear BLACK because they have issues with “Father God.” Occidental religions tend to be patriarchal. BLACK is usually worn at funerals in the West. Atheists in the West often have father traumas because atheism isn’t neutral – it’s against Father God. Dominican priests originally wore WHITE, then added BLACK capes to conform…
THE MORNING SHOW with Patrick Timpone Robert Mazur DEA undercover agent, Author of “The Infiltrator: My Secret Life Inside the Dirty Banks Behind Pablo Escobar’s Medellin Cartel” Federal Agent Robert Mazur spent five years undercover as a money launderer to the international underworld, gaining access to the zenith of a criminal hierarchy safeguarded by…
Submitted byGeorge Washingtonon 06/06/2013 The Obama administration has been caught spying on the Verizon phone calls oftens of millionsof Americans. But the government has sought to “reassure” us that it is only tracking “metadata” such as the time and place of the calls, andnot the actualcontentof the calls. That claim is patently absurd. The American…
Simple—you ship it to third world countries! The manufacturers of two human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines, Merck (Gardasil) and GlaxoSmithKline (Cervarix), have found a new market: they struck a deal to offer their HPV vaccines to developing countries at much reduced prices. They hope that by 2020, 30 to 40 million girls in developing countries will…
ByDr. Edward F. Group Stereotypically, men are notoriously bad at addressing their health concerns. If something hurts, they opt to tough it out. If a preventative procedure is uncomfortable, they put it off. It seems that the more “embarrassing” a problem is, the more likely it is to be ignored. As a guy, I understand…
