P is for Prison: Sesame Street and Overpopulation in America's Jails
Overpopulation of Prisons, The History of Privacy & Democracy, Will Snowden Be Extradited?
Arming the Syrian Rebels, Voices Against the War on Drugs, The Eiffel Tower as a Musical Instrument
Daniel Ellsberg Discusses Snowden N.S.A. Leak
Overpopulation of Prisons, The History of Privacy & Democracy, Will Snowden Be Extradited?
Arming the Syrian Rebels, Voices Against the War on Drugs, The Eiffel Tower as a Musical Instrument
Extradition or Rendition: How Will the U.S. Get Snowden Back on U.S. Territory?
Daniel Ellsberg Discusses Snowden N.S.A. Leak

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I'll be honest; I didn't think adding my number to the Do Not Call Registry would actually prevent telemarketing calls, but it has. I registered my cell phone some time ago, and I can't remember the last time I've received a telemarketing call on that line. What a relief!
My Work Place Telemarketing Experience: I work at a mental health crisis clinic. Telemarketing calls will come in on one of our crisis lines. After their opening line, I'll say (in a very serious tone) "You've called on a CRISIS LINE. Please remove this number from your list." Most are all apologetic and immediately hang up. The "die-hards" will try to continue, at which point I announce: "This line needs to be clear for CRISIS CALLS" and I hang up.
Telemarketing calls have been rare at my house in the last 5 years. When someone does call, my mantra is always the same: "I never do anything like this on the phone. Good-bye." Very few have thought they had a come-back worth trying. If someone does, I feel entitled to hang up while they're talking and I do.
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