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The gay-lesbian marriage issue has sparked a civil rights debate in Massachusetts, the only U.S. state where gays and lesbians can legally wed, after a teacher read the story to a classroom of seven year olds without warning parents first. The parents’ rights group said on Monday that they may sue the public school in the affluent suburb of Lexington, about 12 miles west of Boston, where a teacher used the book “King & King” in a lesson about different types of weddings.
Brian Camenker, president of the Parents Rights Coalition, a conservative Massachusetts-based advocacy group, said, “It’s just so heinous and objectionable that they would do this.” He believes the school, Joseph Estabrook Elementary, broke a 1996 Massachusetts law requiring schools to notify parents of sex-education lessons. Read more of Gay-Lesbian Civil Rights Debate Spark, Again?

A small number of physicians have been using testosterone supplementation to treat women who complain of low libido. Their experiences have been extremely positive, with significant improvement in most of the women treated. Treated women report increased women passion desire greater arousal and more pleasure.
Unfortunately, there is no testosterone formulation approved for the treatment of sexual dysfunction in women, so this treatment is neither readily available nor covered by most insurance providers. However, a recent report offers great promise for the near future.
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Scientist now believe that a powerful antioxidant called ECG (from a chemical family known as catechins) in green tea helps explain the “Japanese Paradox” in the same way resveratrol accounts for the “French Paradox.” In a resent study, researchers from the University of Kansas determined that ECG in green tea is twice as powerful as resveratrol, which may help explain why the rate of hearth disease among Japanese men is quite low compared to their U.S. counterparts, despite the fact that approximately 75 percent of Japanese men smoke cigarettes.

People living in Asian countries have enjoyed the health benefits of drinking green tea and related teas, such as oolong, for over 4,000 years. Regrettably, many Americans rarely drink tea with regularity and therefore miss out on the anti-aging properties of this miraculous beverage.
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Tara Elizabeth Conner, 20, Miss Kentucky was crowned Miss USA by Chelsea Cooley of North Carolina, who was Miss USA 2005, in the 55th annual pageant Friday night.
Tara Elizabeth Conner, Ms. Conner, is a 20 year-old from Russell Springs, Kentucky who is studying business administration at Somerset Community College, says that pop stars may be getting too edgy for young people who see them as role models, now has a chance to be a role model herself — as the new Miss USA. She She will compete and represent the United States July 23 in the Miss Universe competition in Los Angeles. Read more of Miss USA Goes To Miss Kentucky

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Singapore-born violinist Vanessa-Mae Nicholson has been ranked as the wealthiest richest young entertainer in the UK according to the latest Sunday Times Rich List 2006 published on Sunday. The 27-year-old musician, who became a household name with her electric violin, with her wealth estimated at £32 million has put her 10th-equal in the top 100 richest young people born or living in the UK under the age of 30.
The Singapore-born violinist released her first classical-fused-contemporary album The Violin Player over ten years ago and has since gone on to achieve phenomenal global success. Vanessa-Mae is said to be worth £2 million more than second-richest Kiera Chaplin, granddaughter of Oona Chaplin, the fourth wife of legendary Charlie Chaplin. Read more of Vanessa Mae, The Young Richest Entertainer

The ‘Tomb Raider’ actress Angelina Jolie’s former lesbian lover has given Brad Pitt a reason to worry after confessing she thinks the actress-turned-humanitarian will return to her bisexual ways. Supermodel Jenny Shimizu insists that Jolie’s romance with Pitt won’t last long because she will soon crave the love of a woman and Angelina would never fit into Pitt’s image of the perfect wife.

Japanese-American, Jenny Shimizu who dated Jolie after the pair appeared in the 1996 film ‘Firefox’ together said, “I was her first and although she’s having a baby with Brad I doubt I’ll be the last. She loves women too much. It’s like a drug and she was hooked.”
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When it was reported last year that Carolyn Murphy, the face of Estee Lauder, VH1/Vogue’s “Model of the Year” in 1998, that has done campaigns for world-famous design houses like Prada and Versace, and the cover model for the February 2005 Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Edition, had a stolen “hot” tape floating around many wondered when Murphy’s downloadable video would hit the Internet.
Carolyn Murphy Honeymoon video getting her really popular on the internet right now. As it appears to be a preview of the real thing a 3-minute video has surfaced where the model dances around nude before doing it with her surfer dude ex-husband, Jake Schroeder. Read more of The Supermodel Carolyn Murphy Video Tape Hit The Internet

Scientists have been studying the impact of dietary fats on the risk of developing cardiovascular disease since the outset of two famous research studies: the Seven Countries Study and the Framingham Study, both begun in the 1950s. With the identification of dietary fats – especially saturated fats and cholesterol from animal products such as meats and full-fat dairy products – as the primary culprits in the elevation of serum cholesterol, the outcome was to create a public health recommendation to reduce the amount of total fat in the diet. As decades passed and research progressed, it became clear that all fats are not created equal.

There is no question that lowering total fats, and saturated fat in particular, lowers blood cholesterol levels. Read more of Good Fats vs Bad Fats (Diet Series II)