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Monday, November 07, 2005
3 More Topics to Care About Why has Osama Bin Laden been silent? Did he lose his messenger? Is he planning something? Is he dead? He hasn’t been heard from since two audio statements last December. More. Are living wills dead? Are POLSTs better? Those initials stand for Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment. Basically, a doctor, after talking with a patient and family, puts orders for care into a patient’s chart. Such as: No recussitation. The idea’s spreading from Oregon. More. Are you upset that orangutans may vanish from the wild? They’re one of our closest and smartest primate relatives, but they may be not exist in nature in five years. More.
