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- xwguanzhong posted on 02/09/2007I assume US politics is not of interest to this site, but this is not about politics but the well-being of the society most of us live in, and I guess people here do care about NPR and PBS. So here you go... ******************************** Bush just proposed drastic cuts to NPR and PBS. We've stopped similar cuts in the past, but enough is enough: With the new Congress, we can make sure this never happens again. We need Congress to save NPR and PBS once and for all. Can you help out by signin
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- devilwukong posted on 02/09/2007Attention Guys: Work out hard, but don't take your shower. :-) ------------------------------------------------------ For women, nothing's like the smell of men's sweat By Will Dunham Wed Feb 7, 5:36 PM ET For women, apparently there's nothing like the smell of a man's sweat. Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley said women who sniffed a chemical found in male sweat experienced elevated levels of an important hormone, along with higher sexual arousal, faster heart rate
- devillucy posted on 02/09/2007Roto-Rooter's 'Pimped Out John' in an undated handout photo. Roto-Rooter says its 'Pimped Out John' is designed to 'fulfill all your wildest bathroom dreams'. Special features include an iPod music player and speakers, an Xbox video game console, a refrigerator filled with drinks and snacks and a cycling exercise machine. (Roto-Rooter/Handout/Reuters)
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- zt posted on 02/08/2007Poll Finds Surge of Religion Among Chinese By Edward Cody Washington Post Foreign Service Thursday, February 8, 2007; A15 BEIJING, Feb. 7 -- A new government-sponsored survey on spirituality in China has found that the number of religious believers among the country's 1.3 billion people is far higher than generally known, amounting to as many as 300 million. The findings, based on a poll of 4,500 people conducted by professors at East China Normal University in Shanghai, supported growing in
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