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May 6, 2008
Topics life, love, sad, emotions, dreams, hearts, guardian, funny, career, dream, cover, photo, happy, bad, real, book, space, feet, florida, dog, family and news
A famous author offered her $1. 25 million mansion in Ocala, Florida as top prize for a pet essay writing contest. The generous donor is Clementina Marie Giovannetti, who has several bestsellers including "Clementina's Love Story: Diary of a Healer", "Caesar: The Greatest Love Story Ever Told By A Dog," "Oh Fair Maiden" and "The Best-Selling Guide To Dream Interpretation. "
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January 22, 2008
A song by Sean Paul titled "Temperature," triggers a woman to seizure. Stacey Gayle said that the seizures occur regardless of the volume that the song is played. Gayle noticed the connection between her seizures and the music at a cookout where the song was being played, "then it happened at a restaurant," she said.
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January 21, 2008
Topics man, internet, emotions, dating, picture, girlfriend, hair, heart, girls, book, body, help, wife, people and love
Broken-hearted after calling it quits with his long time girlfriend, the world's hairiest man is now looking for someone who could help him mend his tattered emotions and hopefully walk down the aisle with him. According to an internet browser, he saw the name of 29 -year old Yu Zhenhuan by chance in an online dating agency looking for a new girlfriend.
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October 30, 2007
Topics school, halloween, girls, comic, knives, emotions, funny, hero, nude, naked, blood, kids, real, united, island, book and student
Long Island high school principal Nicholas Restivo recently banned all Halloween costumes at the school, due to three senior girls who showed up at the school controversially dressed as the scantily-clad comic book hero, Captain Underpants. The girls were described to have been wearing beige-colored leotards and nude stockings, under white briefs, and red capes, as reported by the Associated Press. The report said that their choice of costume made them look naked.
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May 15, 2007
Topics japanese, sad, mouth, happy, face, emotions, real, symbol, crying, express, japan, computer, led and university
A new research study investigating the interpretation of facial expressions by individuals shows how cultural boundaries between them affects their psychology. Researchers found that while Americans tend to judge emotional status of a person by looking at the mouth, Japanese are likely to do so by looking into the eyes. The research team led by Masaki Yuki, a behavioral scientist at Hokkaido University in Japan, confirmed the hypothesis using two studies - one using emoticons and one using manipulated photographs of real people.
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