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06 May 2005 |
 wikipedia.org
CNNMoney: Starbucks Corp., a growing force in the music scene, says it chose to keep Bruce Springsteen's new album, "Devils & Dust," off the menu at its coffee shops, partly because of concerns about its explicit lyrics.
Springsteenlyrics.com:
She took off her stockings, I held them to my face
She had your ankles, I felt filled with grace
"Two hundred dollars straight in
Two-fifty up the ass," she smiled and said
She unbuckled my belt, pulled back her hair
And sat in front of me on the bed
She said, "Honey how's that feel, do you want me to go slow?"
My eyes drifted out the window, down to the road below.
InsearchofUtopia:
I don't think Starbucks should be forced to sell music they wish not to stock in their stores. I also don't believe artists should come out with "clean" versions of records. I don't want to buy a watered-down version of an album. I do think Starbucks is overreacting. I don't see consevatives picketing Starbuck chains across America over the Boss.
6:28:45 PM 
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 chula.ac.th
Xinhua: Freid Murad has discovered nitric oxide as a signaling molecule began with an investigation of drugs that caused relaxation or contraction of vascular smooth muscle. The important discovery not only helped him win the 1998 Nobel prize, but also won him the title "father of viagra."
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Contact Music: Chinese actress Bai Ling called up one of the eight spirits she claims lives inside her in order to pose naked for Playboy magazine, because she insists the real Bai Ling would never strip off in front of people.
She explains, "I have eight little spirits in me and they're all different characters. Some are little girls dressed in mini-skirts, some are shy and quiet and innocent, and some are provocative and sexy, modern and wild... I'm like a house for them to live.
More on Bai Ling: gofugyourself
5:06:41 PM
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 DorisDay.net
Baltimore Sun: In truth, the only thing virginal about Doris Day was her insuperable blonde and beaming independence, fortified by confidence ... she went her own way, never parodying sexuality, a la Marilyn, or bottling it up the better to smolder, a la Princess Grace. Yet she ended happily in bed more than either of them and on her own terms."
That is Gary Giddins of the New York Sun, on the delectable Doris, reviewing the lush DVD release of some of her big Warner Bros. films. He is right on the money, and he also accurately describes her unique and sexy singing voice.
3:41:42 PM
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News24: Paris Hilton purred freely about her sex tape, her falling out with Simple Life cohort Nicole Richie, her naughty House of Wax scenes and her death.
Q: So how would you describe your occupation?
A: I don't know. I'm an actress, a brand, a businesswoman. I'm all kinds of stuff.
3:16:51 PM
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Hecklerspray: The Paula Abdul American Idol scandal rumbles on, following the broadcast of Fallen Idol, the supposedly shocking sex and drugs documentary about the show.
The biggest claim the TV show made is that Paula Abdul had a affair two years ago with a young contestant.
Jossip: After airing out his stained laundry on ABC's Primetime Live on Wednesday, he's now on Extra begging American Idol's producers not to take any disciplinary action against the show's star judge.
"She didn't do nothing but have sex with someone," Clark said. "Everybody has sex. They should keep her."
3:04:11 PM
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Medgadget: CSD500 will be a condom to be used by healthy men. This incorporates an erectogenic compound to help men maintain an erection during intercourse to reduce condom slippage. The gel is to be licensed under the trademarked brand name of Zanifil™.
The directors believe that the "unique selling points" of CSD500 will encourage condom use and safe sex.
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Sunday Times (Perth): Men who have bought a potent testosterone cream over the phone have been warned to immediately seek medical advice because the product has potentially fatal side effects.
The testosterone cream, which was being prescribed in six 18-month batches costing customers hundreds of dollars, could trigger growth of latent prostate cancer in men and could cause a host of other life-threatening problems.
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