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If that guy doesn't know what the side effects are. It can't be that bad.
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"A team of investigators at the USDA, led by Dr. Meira Field.... tested two groups of rats, one given high amounts of glucose and one given high amounts of fructose. The...
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Interesting article... too bad the science is alarming so many people for no reason.
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"Scientists have rubbished reports of threat to the planet due to the experiment. " is the interesting part of the article, till now I really didn't think it...
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This story might change your definition of "bad hair day."
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I call this story BS... along with BLOGS.usatoday.com
I wasted too much time on this,
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Michael Phelps has revealed the secret to his success: in addition to his six-days-a-week, five-hours-a-day training regime, he consumes an extraordinary 12,000-calorie daily diet, six times the...
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If I made it far enough where I can eat sleep and swim all day, then count my cash and gold medals, not forgetting to eat 12,000 calories a day and still be top shape.
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You never know these days when a Hollywood explosion is real or a digital effect. But where the fireworks of the Beijing Opening Ceremony "enhanced" and padded with digital blossoms of...
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99.9 % of the stuff on TV is fake, your government is fake, your neighbors tits are fake and so they faked the fireworks.
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In order to produce an impeccable opening ceremony, Beijing instituted a "weather modification" department in charge of making sure it wouldn't rain over the roofless Olympic stadium....
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Interesting, when they could have just asked Bush to use the HAARP, or give out umbrellas, ellas, eh eh.
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When you think about it why did we ever start flushing toilets with fresh water? Surely we can do better than that? Can there be any problem with using grey water for flushing if for no other area? ...
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Now this is a pretty cool gadget - the Samsung Touch Sight camera is specially designed to take pictures which are then immediately projected onto the back of the camera on a 'raised Braille...
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A Dutch University will see if chemically tricked-out paving stones can clean the air.
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Why isn't this car being manufactured in this country by our government that is sooooo concerned with energy conservation and saving us money. Instead they want to drill for more oil that will...
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If that guy doesn't know what the side effects are. It can't be that bad. more
Interesting article... too bad the science is alarming so many people for no reason. more
This story might change your definition of "bad hair day." ... more
Michael Phelps has revealed the secret to his success: in addition to his six-days-a-week, five-hours-a-day training regime, he consumes an extraordinary 12,000-calorie daily diet, six times the... more
You never know these days when a Hollywood explosion is real or a digital effect. But where the fireworks of the Beijing Opening Ceremony "enhanced" and padded with digital blossoms of... more
In order to produce an impeccable opening ceremony, Beijing instituted a "weather modification" department in charge of making sure it wouldn't rain over the roofless Olympic stadium.... more
When you think about it why did we ever start flushing toilets with fresh water? Surely we can do better than that? Can there be any problem with using grey water for flushing if for no other area? ... more
Now this is a pretty cool gadget - the Samsung Touch Sight camera is specially designed to take pictures which are then immediately projected onto the back of the camera on a 'raised Braille... more
A Dutch University will see if chemically tricked-out paving stones can clean the air. ... more
Why isn't this car being manufactured in this country by our government that is sooooo concerned with energy conservation and saving us money. Instead they want to drill for more oil that will... more