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Technology Podcast: CRM Wars - Cisco's Intelligent Networking - Pod Slurping - 1.3 Million Pennies - Tom Cruise All Wet

June 26, 2005

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AB -- 6/26/05




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  1. RE: Technology Podcast: CRM Wars - Cisco's Intelligent Networking - Pod Slurping - 1.3 Million Pennies - Tom Cruise All Wet
    Michael Hammond :

    This was the point that Tom Cruise didn’t make. Do you know how much prescription drugs are worth to Big Pharma? On a world wide basis about a trillion + dollars. How much do you suppose the pharmaceutical companies spend advertising drugs on TV, Radio, Magazines and News media? Do you think that they want to protect this income? Right now Ritalin is being dispensed in schools under the guise of treating over active children. Ritalin is a mild form of amphetamine and of course as time goes by that doesn’t “work” the school psychologist then prescribes amphetamines and the end product is the teenager becomes a drug addict and a lifetime client. Please don’t believe me but take the time to research, Google is a great tool for this. Regards Michael Hammond