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- I like death metal because I like fucking, shitting, vomiting, pissing, killing and quartering in the same time |
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- Amazon.com - Divatex 100% Cotton 260-Thread-Count Stripe King Sheet Set with Bonus Standard Pillowcases $14.99. Amazon has the Divatex 100% Cotton 260-Thread-Count Stripe King Sheet Set with Bonus Standard Pillowcases selling for $14. |
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- Amazon.com - Divatex 100% Cotton 260-Thread-Count Stripe King Sheet Set with Bonus Standard Pillowcases $14.99. Amazon has the Divatex 100% Cotton 260-Thread-Count Stripe King Sheet Set with Bonus Standard Pillowcases selling for $14. |
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- SALT LAKE CITY - Dec 16/04 - SNS -- Cash grain bids for wheat, corn, barley and oats were summarized by the USDA for growers in Utah. |
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- This is a follow-up to this post about the 'Up Armored Humveees' in Iraq. See the situation first hand (don't forget to note the guy who falls over laughing...literally). [off of Kevin Drum's blog] |
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- Check out the latest in 'signature' iPods.Snoop Dogg Has hidden compartment to stash all your week inside as well as a fold-out mini-water pipe for doing bong hits on the road. ---- Metallica Comes pre-loaded with an MP3 library of "couples' therapy" audio book so you can embark on a voyage of self-discovery with Metallica and discover how denying your feelings can damage your interpersonal relationships and build up negative emotions which may cause you to act out in ways that don't encourage respect for the boundaries, opinions and sense of worth of others.That's good satire. More here. |
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- You know the drill... 1) Take a movie classic. 2) Accelerate it down to 30 seconds. 3) Use Bunnies. Soo.... |
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- As many of you know, I co-founded and run the... Southern California Wireless Users Group along with... Frank Keeney. We have been running these meetings since early 2002. ... |
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- Freeverse announced on Thursday that Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood is now shipping for Mac OS X... |
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- The low-power, low-cost wireless finally has an official specification, but don't believe the hype of all the players—no one has real Zigbee chips or products just yet. ... ... |
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- Adobe and palmOne delivered in-line to better than expected results late Thursday, but investors appeared unimpressed. |
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- The results of a small study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry suggest that the epilepsy drug topiramate may provide long-term benefits for people with binge-eating disorder and obesity. Dr. Susan L. McElroy, of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Ohio, and colleagues studied 61 such subjects, who were randomly selected to take topiramate or an... |
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- Individuals with depression and anxiety respond better to antidepressant medication if they carry a mutation in a gene called CRHR1, results of a study indicate. This finding is "very relevant," Dr. Julio Licinio told AMN Health, "because the next generation of... |
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- Millions of Americans have given up on getting flu shots this year, frightened off by news reports of long lines or discouraged by their own failed attempts, U.S. health officials said on Thursday. But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there were still enough flu vaccine doses left for people who really need them and urged the elderly and other priority groups to get the shots. |
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- Japanese investigators have isolated a new compound produced by fat tissue that shares properties with insulin and may lead to the development of new diabetes drugs. They call the protein visfatin. Visfatin is produced in abdominal visceral fat of both humans and mice. The blood level of the protein "increases during the development of obesity," the team reports in the journal Science, published online Thursday at the ScienceExpress Web site. |
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- A way of treating urinary incontinence in women, called the tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) procedure, remains effective for at least seven years, researchers report. "The TVT is a minimally invasive operation for treatment of female stress incontinence with a high cure rate and low risk of complications," Dr. Carl Gustaf Nilsson from Helsinki University Central Hospital in Finland told AMN Health. |
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- U.S. investigators have found that children who ate oranges and bananas or drank orange juice most days of the week before age 2 were significantly less likely than other children to be diagnosed with leukemia before age 14. Previous research has suggested that diet may influence the risk of certain cancers, including colorectal, prostate, lung and breast cancers. |
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- It may be known as the land of slender supermodels, champion soccer players and itsy-bitsy bikinis, but Brazil is increasingly fattening up like the United States. A government study released on Thursday said 40 percent of Brazilian adults, or about 40 million people, are considered overweight and another 11.1 percent are... |
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- The results of a small study published in the November issue of the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry suggest that topiramate may have a long-term therapeutic effect in some patients with binge-eating disorder (BED) associated with obesity. Dr. Susan L. McElroy, of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Ohio, and colleagues examined the long-term effectiveness of topiramate,... |
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- The Canadian government signaled on Thursday it was ready to crack down on Internet pharmacies that send cheap medicine to the United States, often without Canadian doctors having seen the patients. The practice, which figured prominently in the U.S. presidential election campaign, had been seen as a way for American citizens and governments to save money. But it caused concern that it might lead to drug shortages in Canada. |
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- Two new nasally administered vaccines for respiratory infections are being tested, and researchers now say that giving them together to young children appears feasible. Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and parainfluenza virus 3 (PIV3) are important causes of serious respiratory tract diseases in infants and toddlers, according to a report in the Journal of Infectious Diseases. |
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- A new group of patients that qualifies for Medicare reimbursement for implantable heart defibrillators may have to wait a few days longer until payment is available, the federal government said on Thursday. The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in late September broadened federal reimbursement for the $25,000 devices that regulate heartbeats for thousands more people, a move benefiting makers Medtronic Inc., Guidant Corp. |
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- [image: Tracks on thin ice]... |
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Untitled (Dec 16 2004 23:31 GMT) - [image: Shackle]... |
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- SEPTA officials have approved historic measures that will drastically affect commuters, making them pay the highest transit fares in the country. |
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- Glenn Schwartz has the latest on wintry weather coming our way by Monday. |
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- Children too sick to leave the hospital get their own chance to see Santa before Christmas -- via the Internet. |
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- Jack Colin continues to be a person of interest in an investigation into several unsolved murders in our area, dating back two decades. |
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- A recovered 9-foot inflatable "SpongeBob SquarePants" figure that was stolen last month is now up for auction. |
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- Several South Jersey 7th graders are in trouble after apparently allegedly spiking a classmate's soup with a prescription drug. |
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- Thousands of bees swarm a highway after a tractor-trailer loaded with dozens of bee hives overturns. |
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- Two leopard cubs are the newest arrivals at a Berlin zoo. |
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- The first family's Scottish terrier stars in another blockbuster hit: "Where In The World Is Miss Beazley?" |
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- Surfers in Hawaii take on 60-foot waves produced by a Pacific storm. |
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- December 14 - Dr. Ken shows us the latest in gaming from Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony! |
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- Most recent daily statistics (14 Dec 2004): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (14 Dec 2004): Download count: 0 |
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