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Boat with Giant Fish | | Report Shows Progress in Restoration of Fish Stocks after Earlier Study Predicted Collapse by 2048 |
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Giant Mosquito | Are You a Mosquito Magnet?
Experts Explain Why Mosquitoes Prefer Some People over Others
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The Pope on Rolling Stone Magazine | SOURCES
LARGER VIEW
NEWS: Pope Benedict XVI will be heard singing and speaking on an album to be released on the record label (Geffen Records) that was home to Nirvana, Aerosmith, Guns N’ Roses, The Cure and Rob Zombie...
Featuring:
Vaticana = Nirvana
Aerochrist = Aerosmith
Le Curé (= "The Parish Priest" in French) = The Cure
Puns N' Crosses = Guns N' Roses
Rob Zinger = Rob Zombie
Joseph Alois Rocksinger = Joseph Alois Ratzinger (= Benedict XVI's real full name)
Christian Records = Geffen Records |
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Phil Spector in Prison | Phil Spector + Charles Manson = Jailhouse BFFs?
After being transferred to the California Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison at Corcoran late last month, legendary music-producer Phil Spector has apparently already made a new friend – none other than cult leader and criminal mastermind, Charles Manson. |
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Oval Office Beer Summit Party | Grading Obama's beer summit
Henry Louis Gates Jr. and James Crowley "did not link arms," said Joseph Williams in The Boston Globe, "and there were no public apologies." But their chat at a White House beer summit "appeared to achieve President Obama’s goal of encouraging a deeper dialogue on race" between Gates, a prominent African-American Harvard professor, and Crowley, a Cambridge, Mass., police sergeant who arrested him after a report of a possible break-in at Gates' home |
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