Wired Science

I appreciated the 11/14/07 Wired Science very much.A bit of rapid delivery makes it difficult to savor portions. But, OK.
There is much in a day's intake, and not enough time to follow everything interesting up.But we would like to know 1.Where, on this Internet site, to locate the portion with
the children's home-made UFO, and 2. whether and how, this, and future how-to segments, can be purchased, in print form, or, if not, in video form, because to purchase entire broadcasts, (with all of the many other things that invite acquisition, and expenditure of scarce spare time),
just isn't always practical. How can we access advance details about upcoming programs? Thank you. F.P.H.

Nov. 14--I really enjoy Wired Science. But when I saw that restless legs--and whether it's a "real" condition or not--was going to be on tonight's show, I had a feeling I wasn't going to like this segment. And indeed, WS seemed to take the view that RLS is only mildly annoying, and may not even exist at all. WS used jokes (Bill Maher) and experts to suggest that the whole thing is just drug company hype.
While I am the first to agree that drug companies have far more interest in their own pocketbooks than in relieving anyone's suffering, in this case I think WS does sufferers of RLS a real disservice. I have had RLs my whole life, and so did my mother, and both her brothers, and on my dad's side, numerous cousins.
It is not just mildly annoying--it feels absolutely awful, really impossible to describe. It's not "mild vibration" like the so-called simulater suggests. It's a dreadful feeling and it is only relieved by movement of the legs. (and it isn't always limited to legs; the whole torso can have this feeling). When I and my fellow sufferers have a period of exacerbation, there are weeks and weeks when it is nearly impossible to get to sleep, and sleep is interrupted all night long. This also happens on airplane rides and other times. I myself don't take meds for this condition, because I can endure it, but I wouldn't blame anyone else for racing to the drugstore.
So, I think this time, WS went too far in sort of "de-bunking" an ad campaign. A noble effort, but for us RLS sufferers (who for years listened to doctors tell us it was all in our heads), it's dismissive, and incorrect.

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