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In advance of the new Bradd Pitt western due out....this fall?
http://www.variety.com/vstory/VR1117970724.html?categoryid=38&cs=1
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flirty
In advance of the new Bradd Pitt western due out....this fall?
http://www.variety.com/vstory/VR1117970724.html?categoryid=38&cs=1
hug meJust joking........I love Mexican food(amore than you know)
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on fireUn-bee-leevable!
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investigation led by Dario Razzi, anti-Mafia prosecutor in this central Italian city, began in 2005 as a routine investigation into drug trafficking by organized-crime figures, branched out into an inquiry into arms dealing with Libya, and then widened to Iraq.Court documents obtained by the AP show that Razzi's break came early last year when police monitoring one of the drug suspects covertly opened his luggage as he left on a flight to Libya. Instead of the expected drugs, they found helmets, bulletproof vests and the weapons catalog.
Tapping telephones, monitoring e-mails, Razzi's investigators followed the trail to a group of Italian businessmen, otherwise unrelated to the drug probe, who were working to sell arms to Libya and, by late 2006, to Iraq as well, through offshore companies they set up in Malta and Cyprus.
Four Italians have been arrested and are awaiting court indictment for allegedly creating a criminal association and alleged arms trafficking — trading in weapons without a government license. A fifth Italian is being sought in Africa. In addition, 13 other Italians were arrested on drug charges.
not sureClick here to read a short little story. You won't regret it. It's reallll-l-l-l-l-y funny. Hold onto your hat, chair..anything!-lol
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PS OK its not that funny but you get the picture!-lol
don't askpicture of a resemblance a driveway sealant coating miracle
thats todays diversion.
But the significance of a new theory clashing with Clovis is very interesting.
Some of this mad consumerism that we have grown accustomed to it has been postulated that it is leftover DNA from our earlier days.
With all the animals and apes used in advertisements these days, maybe the Madison Street hucksters are seriously onto something.
brighthttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sciencenow/3204/01.html
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/07/070718002115.htm
Had to c&p this with links, from the author of 'Emotional Intelligence', as it talks about 'mirror neurons' and draws a link between people suffering either alone or with consolation.
"..coordination of emotions, cardiovascular reactions or brain states between two people has been studied in mothers with their infants, marital partners arguing and even among people in meetings. "
"..the emotional status of our main relationships has a significant impact on our overall pattern of cardiovascular and neuroendocrine activity. This radically expands the scope of biology and neuroscience from focusing on a single body or brain to looking at the interplay between two at a time. "
A case in point is a functional magnetic resonance imaging study of women awaiting an electric shock. When the women endured their apprehension alone, activity in neural regions that incite stress hormones and anxiety was heightened. As James A. Coan reported last year in an article in Psychophysiology, when a stranger held the subject’s hand as she waited, she found little relief. When her husband held her hand, she not only felt calm, but her brain circuitry quieted, revealing the biology of emotional rescue.
caffeinatedComet theory collides with Clovis research, may explain disappearance of ancient people
A theory put forth by a group of 25 geo-scientists suggests that a massive comet exploded over Canada, possibly wiping out both beast and man around 12,900 years ago, and pushing the earth into another ice age.
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The comet will be the subject of documentaries featured on the National Geographic Channel and NOVA television late this fall and in early 2008.
http://uscnews.sc.edu/ARCH190.html
Persied showers are next Sunday and guess what> Theres a new moon . Lets hope the clouds wont be there. Coffee? Anyone?
coolA new US study based on laboratory mice suggests that drinking low to moderate amounts of caffeine and exercising regularly protects the skin from damaging ultraviolet rays known to cause skin cancer. The caffeine and exercise appear to work together to kill off precancerous skin cells whose DNA has been damaged by ultraviolet B (UVB) rays. The discovery is yet to be tested in humans.
Machs Cafe. Feeling caffeinated yet?
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Skin cancer from sun exposure is the most common form of cancer. Please confirm. Thank you.
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It provides hundreds of fresh short movies each day, attracting up to 1.2 million members worldwide. Everyday, about 500,000 members browse their favorite video clips, upload self-created movies, or set up their own video blog space.
China Telecom recently just snapped up the remaining 60 percent of shares that it didnt already own. China Telecom is the countrys state broadcaster.
THis is IT
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