Adding to the confusion is that in countries like Indonesia and Thailand, where peanuts are ubiquitous, there is virtually no peanut allergy, leaving the experts to concede they really don't know for sure why food allergies are on the rise.
NNDB is an intelligence aggregator that tracks the activities of people we have determined to be noteworthy, both living and dead. Superficially, it seems much like a "Who's Who" where a noted person's curriculum vitae is available
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...the country has seen a surge in demand for pornography that has turned adult videos into a billion-dollar industry, with "elder porn" one of its fastest growing genres.
I'm still amazed by the Killers. They are from Las Vegas?! Brandon Flowers is Mormon. Can't say I know of any other Morman frontmen. 90% of their songs are good songs...lyrics and music...freakin good. I downloaded Sawdust and I've developed my favorites one being Leave the Bourbon on the Shelf and another being the Dire Straits cover Romeo and Juliet. But this list is still fresh (and so clean, clean) and will change from day to day. BTW, I through out the numbers 90. Shit, it could be 100% or 93.4%.
ATHENS, Greece - Three islanders from Lesbos told a court Tuesday that gay women insult their home's identity by calling themselves lesbians.
What will they do next, sue the United Nations? They, too, use the term lesbian," Vlami said.
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Many people in Tanzania — and across Africa, for that matter — believe albinos have magical powers. They stand out, often the lone white face in a black crowd, a result of a genetic condition that impairs normal skin pigmentation and strikes about 1 in 3,000 people here. Tanzanian officials say witch doctors are now marketing albino skin, bones and hair as ingredients in potions that are promised to make people rich
In an effort to improve safety and promote walking with gas prices surging past $4 a gallon, police officers dressed as civilians will step into crosswalks at two busy Northwest Side intersections as cars approach.
Drivers who don't give the right of way to these pedestrians will be issued warning citations. Real tickets will follow as the campaign is expanded to other locations, including the downtown, officials said.
Positive Black Talk Inc., et al. v. Cash Money Records, et al. plunged the conservative appellate court into the world of booming bass lines and popular street slang.
Chief Judge Carolyn Dineen King, who wrote the opinion, boiled the case down to a dispute between Louisiana rappers Juvenile and D.J. Jubilee over who owned the rights to a song "that included the poetic four-word phrase 'back that ass up.'"
Took these picture from the Alba in Monroe Harbor. I ate a brat from the boat's grill. The boat has a cute little grill!? I don't even have a dresser.
You can see this sign at the Addison Red Line stop - Wrigleyfield. I like how it's a woman who has to "hold on to your children." The sign is fine because if you've ever been there on game day you may lose your child in the crowd or worse pick up a random child. But it implies that it's a woman's job. It really should get the attention of a man. A good mother would without reminder hold on to their child as part of the maternal instinct. Or maybe this is a social commentary on how there are more single mothers around.
