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...months ago, Denise Dituri never suspected it would transform her into Lorelahna, the Druid of Dark Fury. This Sacramento, Calif., radio-station manager and mother of three had never been much of a fantasy buff. Dungeons and Dragons did not appeal. Lord of the Rings was just O.K. But somehow this game, EverQuest, was different. Soon Denise was playing 18 hours a week--and, paradoxically, spending more time with her family than ever. "The longest conversation in our house at dinner," she says, "is about what we've done in Norrath that...
...somehow cure all the children suffering from autism or Asperger syndrome, we might lose the amazing diversity of views that have so enriched humanity. For example, animal-science professor Temple Grandin, who wrote about her own autism, thought in a different, visual way and solved a livestock design problem. Perhaps we should not look to cure these children but help them with their problems and accept that their view of things may be just as right as ours. ANISH JAIN Bridgewater...
...become irritable and easily angry with people in ways they weren't before. Some of them openly express feelings of desperation. Very often there's a lot of anxiety, which is also a big risk factor. The other emotion you see very often in elderly suicides is guilt, that somehow they did wrong in their relationship with their children or with their husband or wife. Even if there's a germ of truth in it, it's exaggerated a hundredfold. You also need to look for signs where the person talks as if they're not going...
Cozzens says he hopes visiting artists will “get a little more involved and somehow reach out to the undergraduates here...
...main poles in the California debate were Bill Hogan and Jeff Skilling,” said Brown. “It was almost legendary the clashes they had on the subject, so to suggest that somehow Bill was in cahoots with Enron is a laughable position...