The truth is that according to the World Health Organization, depression is one of the leading causes of disability, with approximately 121 million people suffering with depression worldwide. The National Institute of Mental Health states that approximately 18 million people suffer from depression in America alone. Depression does not discriminate ( Read more... )

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http://youtube.com/watch?v=bNoV_kSe7Dk

Dec. 13, 2007, 6:20AM ( Read more... )

so... i'm at work today, and i saw a copy of 'black and white 2' sitting on one of our trucks behind the desk (curious about it, but since i suck at games most times i wasn't gonna pay a whole lot to find out). i ask around and find out it's a donation to the book sale ( Read more... )

on my way out the door to ash's, and then off to stef and billy! :D

but here's something cute to fill some time

http://redstring.strawberrycomics.com/comic/ch01-p00.html

(you'll get sick of me i know....)

it really sucks when you're told to ice a bruise.... and then because of all the ice, on top of the bruise you develop a blister. >.< which means, no more ice... which means more pain....

damn this sucks.

So... I'm done with two lectures, and figure it's ok to take a break (yes, I know, again ( Read more... )

And while I was able to go to a restore point that still had my internet networking information, it did not retrieve all of my bookmarks that somehow got lost ( Read more... )

"We stopped taking our afternoon breaks in life because it became too expensive to stop the machines and then turn them back on (during the industrial revolution), so productivity took a higher place than human well-being"

- my psych professor on why our culture has so many sleep-deprived, insomniac people today.