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Here is an article from the Chicago Tribune relevant to this topic: By Lisa W. Foderaro New York Times News Service Published January 1, 2003 LARCHMONT, N.Y. -- In a chilly cabin here, the ambitious young suburbanites brainstormed a few weeks back on ways to relieve stress. The solutions were the usual: bubble baths by candlelight, yoga, relaxing music, setting limits. "There's nothing wrong with being busy," said Vickie Hage, an architect in Mamaroneck, N.Y., helping the 4th-graders in Girl Scout Troop 1839 work on their "stress less" merit badge. "It's much

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Hello everyone, I've been reading this forum for a while, but this is my first post. I think the the reason the rest of the media hasn't picked up this story is that the Wall Street Journal got it wrong. Reading the quoted remarks (and I haven't been able to find anything further than what was quoted), I think Ramsey Clark was trying to say in a very awkward way that it was ridiculous to call Mohammed a terrorist, and in fact, by the same flawed logic, one could also call Jesus a terrorist. I don't think (based on the limited information available) that he was actually calling Jesus