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		<title>By: Nat Ferfoglia</title>
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		<dc:creator>Nat Ferfoglia</dc:creator>
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		<description>Seven years ago I pulled the plug on TV. We only watch DVD&#039;s or enjoy online viewing. My son now 19 and I have never regretted our decision. We feel that TV and the constant assault of negative news which it emits create a society of desensitized and apathetic zombies. As a school teacher my primary students nearly fall off their chairs when I explain that my TV is only used for DVD&#039;s, and only occasionally. My son still plays his XBox and has an online &#039;reality&#039; but he knows the difference now between being plugged in or being unplugged...and that was my intention.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Seven years ago I pulled the plug on TV. We only watch DVD&#8217;s or enjoy online viewing. My son now 19 and I have never regretted our decision. We feel that TV and the constant assault of negative news which it emits create a society of desensitized and apathetic zombies. As a school teacher my primary students nearly fall off their chairs when I explain that my TV is only used for DVD&#8217;s, and only occasionally. My son still plays his XBox and has an online &#8216;reality&#8217; but he knows the difference now between being plugged in or being unplugged&#8230;and that was my intention.</p>
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