Which appetites do you feed and deny says Rick Kraft
Rick Kraft argues that people house two competing appetites like a black and white dog. He urges recognizing and feeding the right appetites to avoid addictions, urging personal assessment and change with help if needed. Kraft notes parental influence, the CEO role of self, and quotes Genesis on immediate gratification. final call invites reader engagement from Roswell, New Mexico.
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NHS costs threaten credit rating warns industry figure
Thomas argues NHS would have poor credit if a country, citing aging population obesity and rising tech driven costs outpacing inflation. He questions American reliance on ACA and suggests UK nationalized care offers lessons for the U S.
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Bitcoin as a hedge against political venality and government control
John Stossel argues digital currencies like Bitcoin threaten government control and tax tracing. He notes price rise from 140 to over 800, cites German recognition and US regulation warnings, and recalls Silk Road shutdown. He says law abiding use exists, including Christmas gifts, while noting risks of hacking and volatility.
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Frostbite first aid and warming cautions from Dr Komaroff
Dr Komaroff notes frostbite should be warmed only under medical supervision as improper heating can cause damage. Do not use dry heat or hot water and avoid massage. Mild frostbite heals well, while severe cases may cause permanent tissue injury. seek emergency care when serious.
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