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...archdiocese should immediately re-enter negotiations with the victims. In order to pay the $15 to $30 million settlement, the archdiocese ought to cut back on luxuries. It is imperative that the charities, schools and other community programs do not suffer because of the abuses committed by a handful of criminal clergymen...
...anything to avoid it. (This is the same way pain operates. Naturally we strive to avoid negative emotion/pain.) You allow yourself to fear death! World authorities allowed, and still allow you to fear death! In avoiding death you are forced to conform, if you fail to conform, you suffer mentally and physically. (Are world powers utilizing the natural survival instinct in a way that allows them to capitalize on the people?) To "live" (avoid death) in this society you are forced to conform/slave away. I?m here to help you realize/ understand that you will live no matter what...
Layla blames both countries' leaders for her travails. "Why do I have to suffer because our President and your President just care about defeating each other? You Americans, your life is so easy, and mine is so hard." At age 38, she has no hope of marriage, since so many men of her generation died or were crippled in two wars...
...many as 1 in 150 kids age 10 and younger may be affected by autism or a related disorder--a total of nearly 300,000 children in the U.S. alone. If you include adults, according to the Autism Society of America, more than a million people in the U.S. suffer from one of the autistic disorders (also known as pervasive developmental disorders or PDDs). The problem is five times as common as Down syndrome and three times as common as juvenile diabetes...
Autistic people often suffer from a bewildering array of problems--sensory disturbances, food allergies, gastrointestinal problems, depression, obsessive compulsiveness, subclinical epilepsy, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. But there is, researchers believe, a central defect, and that is the difficulty people across the autistic spectrum have in developing a theory of mind. That's psychologese for the realization, which most children come to by the age of 4, that other people have thoughts, wishes and desires that are not mirror images of their own. As University of Washington child psychologist Andrew Meltzoff sees it, the developmental stage known as the terrible twos...