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Next Generation: Porn Is Destroying Your Child's Brain
Patch.com
The first time I saw a porn movie I was at a friend's house. We wanted to watch the 80s classic “Red Dawn”. My friend found the tape and put it into the VHS player and pushed the play button. The movie fired up and we settled in to watch a group of ...

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Strength training for your brain?
Sacramento Bee
By JANE GLENN HAAS What if you spent a week eating the right diet, exercising and stimulating your brain with fun-to-do mind games? What if you did all this and, at the end of the week, got proof your brain was healthier? And suppose you saw these ...

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SA Brain enjoys increased turnover and profit but warns on tax burden
Caterer and Hotelkeeper
Welsh pub operator and brewer SA Brain saw its turnover rise 14% to £113.6m in the year to 30 September 2011, with operating profit up 6.2% to £4.5m for the period. The company also enjoyed an upswing in like-for-like sales of 3.6% among its managed ...

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Phoenix Comicon: Saturday's synopsis
Nerdvana (blog)
This Saturday saw thousands of enthusiastic pop culture disciples descend on the Phoenix Convention Center with costumes, cameras, cash and a craving for cool collectibles. Insanely large crowds filled the halls at Saturday's Phoenix Comicon, ...


 
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Is Brain Drain A Threat To Facebook's Future?
AllFacebook
She went, she saw, she conquered … she moved on to the next great challenge. The gamble paid off. Her strategizing and work, along with that of her team, made her a billionaire last Friday. Sandberg joined the social network in 2008, when it employed ...

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Asheville's Susan Reinhardt on the aftermath of an Owen High teen's tragic ...
Asheville Citizen-Times
About five days after the accident, surgeons decided to remove a portion of his skull to allow the brain to expand without causing further damage. The surgery went well, and for the first time in a week, the family saw inches of improvement.


 
Jim Leyland expects more from Tigers' regulars
Detroit Free Press
Instead of continuing to rack his brain about different lineup tweaks that might jump-start his team's stagnant offense, he is going to ride the players that helped Detroit win 95 games last season. This does not mean he won't give his regulars a break ...

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