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Only 9% of U.S. voters said they had a great deal or quite a bit of confidence in Wall Street. 13% gave high marks to health-insurance companies, and 16% to the federal government, according to a new WSJ poll.

The most trusted institution was the military, with 76% of Americans surveyed giving it a vote of confidence.

What do you think of these poll results? How much confidence do you have in these institutions?
WSJ Poll: Dim Views of Big Business, Government
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Voters have little confidence in Wall Street, large corporations or the news media, according to a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll.
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These futuristic "glasses" could recommend restaurants, display e-mail messages, give directions or translate languages. They would function much like smartphones or computers, except they'd be right in front of users' faces.

What do you think of these devices? Would you consider buying them?
A New Home For Computer Screens: The Face
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The rise of Internet-connected smartphones and advances in display-projection technology are accelerating the development of devices that overlay digital images atop a person's view of the physical world.
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Sc Begay How does one control the viewing content? This is usually the biggest concern when using free movement devices.
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Naomi Wu Sounds interesting. If it is not too much expensive, I am going to get it.
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More than half of the young children in the U.S. now have access to an iPad, iPhone or similar touch-screen device.

Does your toddler play with tablets or smartphones? What role does such technology have in your family?
When Toddlers Zone Out With an iPad
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Touchscreen devices like iPads are much loved by little tykes. But parents worry about how it may effect their development. Is it better or worse than television? Specific research on this is still years away, so kids using them today are a bit like guinea pigs.
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Jacob M. Schlegel As soon as they can use them I think it's great ! They are a great learning tool as well as for fun. Crayons and markers ... really? Of course in moderation I would say no more than a couple hours a day.
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David Cohn No, but my cats use my Mac as a heating pad.
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In a poll conducted by The Wall Street Journal and NBC News, 62% of those surveyed said the presidential candidates’ positions on gay marriage make no difference in how they might vote, while 17% said they are more likely to support Obama a...nd 20% said they are more likely to support Romney.

About 30% of each man’s supporters say their candidate’s views reinforce their support for him, with only 7% or 8% of supporters for Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney respectively expressing concerns.

Will the candidates' views on same-sex marriage affect your vote? See More
Gay Marriage Has Limited Impact on 2012 Votes
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Obamas endorsement of same-sex marriage has had only a limited impact, with 62% of those surveyed saying candidates positions make no difference in how they might vote, according to a WSJ/NBC News poll.
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Debra Vincz Want vote for neither one
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Christopher Daley This just in, 68% of people polled by the media agree that the media should stop covering issues that have no real tangible impact on society. Rather, start covering real issues like a floundering economy, international relations, jobs, etc. The remaining 32% are the media, useless politicians, and narcissistic Hollywood elitists.
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