Shared responsibility

"Through a complex series of illegal rackets and lies, Eli Lilly drug company built a multi-billion dollar drug enterprise at the expense of taxpayers, consumers and patient lives".

I want to have a rabid, bra-burning, Lavender Menace Feminist Moment. Right now, Right here, Get the kerosene ready and the kindling out.

Let me preface with what brought this on.
I have a weight and a strength problem; too much of one and not enough of the other. So when my family walked into Academy, I went off to go look at those wrist and ankle weights that strap on.

Our journal focuses on relationships between development, foreign aid, health care and Africa. Articulate is a forum for students to contribute to, as well as make, the debates in international development. Undergraduate students remain a vital, untapped force that can bring new ideas, perspectives, and concepts into the development dialogue.

I was listening to AM radio and getting angry with Sen. Obama’s tax plan , thinking that I would run home and write about it but then there was an announcement of the upcoming segment. It was to be about the pill and how it changes the way a woman selects her partner.

At least once a year at this time, I try to blog about prematurity in some way. Last year, I wrote about legislation that I found important. The year before, I wrote specifically about the March of Dimes and WalkAmerica.

As the Bush saga comes to a close I can not help but look forward with a sense of optimism. Yes, we may have several environmental, economic, and assorted other crises, but Bush leaving has to be the silver lining to those dark clouds. Unfortunately this surge in enthusiasm hits a brick wall with every headline that features our Presidential candidates.