What a waste of time and resources, likely funded by our overstretched budget. This has been know since at least when I was a kid 50 years ago and probably well before that. Why are we studying what is already known and common sense.   Next we can study why people were better shots when hunting with the old one shot ...more

Just remember that this article was about things that are free. So breathe in deep and take all that polluted air away with you. We don't want it.   I used to hate thinking about Salt Lake City but once you get out of the pricy shopping areas the people here are great. No matter their faith. The Catholics and the Mor...more

In the 50s and 60s, Bob's Big Boy, which featured both inside dining and carside dining was a popular place to go and hang out too. The food was great and I miss the fantastic hamburgers and other classics which they no longer make the same way.   Its faltering because they dropped who they were and became a clone of...more

Actually, for many the proper mental health care as well as workable school plans are readily available "IF" one can get a throrough diagnosis. But most health care plans including the "great" benefit for the military will not pay for anything beyond what they determine is all that is needed. We played with that for ye...more

S'funny: My first reponse at the question was the employees of the IRS from top to bottom, and that is my second thought as well. Of course, I don't mean everybody, but if I was a gambling man I'd say that there is a higher percentage of IRS employees cheating than those from any other "legitimate" profession.

I'd sure like to take a chance on going broke after winning the big lottery - which will be much more difficult since I don't buy lottery tickets.   If I ever win it will be because I find the winning ticket lodged in the radiator of my car (Hmm, do I then have the obligation to try and whittle through all the impos...more