Charlie Sheen Checks Into Rehab For Second Straight Year
Charlie Sheen entered rehab again, halting production on Two and a Half Men for the second year in a row. CBS and Warner Bros scramble to adjust schedules and protect the show's value as the star’s absence affects the network’s top rated lineup and upcoming episodes set for February air dates.
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Facebook facts reveal scale and social effects
The piece notes 500 million active users with half logging in daily and 130 friends on average. It highlights 70 languages, 70 percent abroad, 54.7 percent of US teens, 13.9 billion minutes yearly in 2009, and 800,000 developers. It also mentions 200 million mobile users, FarmVille with 60 million players, Zynga revenue over 200 million, and Mark Zuckerberg privacy photo changes in 2009.
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Teens and Parents Navigate Facebook Friend Boundaries
Teens grapple with parents on their Facebook pages as survey finds a third refuse to friend parents. Evie Petersen explains how she unfriended then refriended her mother, while others like Mary Taylor manage privacy by cautious posting.
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Fresno
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Facebook
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Gretta Petersen
Evie
Bullard High School
Petersen
Mary Taylor
Mary
Kristal Newman
Worries About Mental Illness Across Generations
Dr. Sylvia B. Rimm advises genetic links are only modest and environment matters. She suggests psychological evaluation for the 8-year-old and counseling plus vocational guidance for the 18-year-old to address underachievement and behavior. More information at Sylviarimm.com.
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Family Achievement Clinic
Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Sylviarimm.com
P.O. Box
Watertown
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