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Hello again everyone!  It's been an interesting first week back - and now I need your help.

We are smack in the middle of the phenomenon known as March Madness where the titans of the sport duke (not Duke) it out for the title of national champion, as a field of 68 will be whittled down to one.

Smartphones are making people lazy. Sure you’ve heard that one before but as it happens, researchers at the University of Waterloo say it's likely to be true, at least for intuitive thinkers.

In the US, we're fixated a little bit on work.  We need to thoroughly understand it.  We demand that you let us know what "vocation tribe" you're in – salaried, manual or new high-techy .  Essentially, we would like everybody to stroll around with their business card connected to their temple, yet since that is a bit absurd, we attempt to gather the same data by making inquiries – freque

You're looking for points, because you want prizes. I'm looking to interact with you so it's not just like I'm talking to myself for four hours every day. Well. You know what I mean. LET'S TALK ABOUT THE SURVEYS!

No one can escape electronic communications but it’s not as though people are really making much of an effort these days to do so.

Have you always slept on the same side of the bed?

The American Dream includes home ownership, but that doesn't stop people from dreaming once they own a house.

Americans still LOVE fast food. A new survey found the average American eats fast food at LEAST twice a week, and spends about $1,300 a year on it.

ATLANTA (AP) — Instead of heading to nearby beaches for spring break, NAACP officials say dozens of Atlanta, Georgia area college students are planning to help with a voter registration drive in Ferguson. NAACP officials say students from Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse and Spellman colleges are planning to help register Missouri voters ahead of local elections on April 7th...