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Last week, I did something strange: I watched an episode of Bones while it was actually airing. And every time the commercials cut in, I pushed the...
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Consider this statistic: Worldwide, nearly 45 million people play massive multiplayer online role-playing games like EverQuest II [and World of...
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Anti-smoking campaigns may have found a new champion: pets. According to a study conducted by Michigan researchers, "more than a quarter of all...
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