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subjects in the blue environment generated twice as many "creative outputs" as subjects in the red one.

If Japan was the USA or UK, health and safety laws would prevent you from being there. Remember that and behave, or else one day the place will ban visitors permanently.

Japan remains the only country in the Group of Eight that requires married couples to register a common surname. Men are permitted to take their wives’ name, but it is rare. And although women have more leeway in using their maiden names at work, they must use their registered surnames for official documents like passports and health insurance cards.

Total health care costs for the Pentagon, which is the nation’s single largest employer, top $50 billion a year, a tenth of its budget and about the same amount that it is spending this year on the war in Iraq.

High-profile magazines such as Wired, Vanity Fair, GQ, Glamour and Men's Health, which have invested heavily to create iPad versions of their publications, have all suffered readership losses on the iPad since first debuting between April and the summer.

The Plan is Simple

If you absolutely, positively must fly, opt out of the scanners. Do it to protect your health and privacy.

If you can avoid flying, don’t fly. Hit the airlines in the pocketbook until the scanners and gropers are gone. Make the airlines work for us.

Raise holy hell. Register your disapproval of the scanners and gropers to your airline, your hotel and all government officials who claim to work for you. Educate your community.