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            <title>Our Absolute Favorite Video of the Week: Stephen Colbert on Tiger Woods</title>
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            <description>By now you&amp;#8217;ve seen the new Nike TV ad featuring Tiger Woods and the voice of his inquisitive (yet deceased) dad. Genius marketing, state-of-the-art technology, top-flight manipulation. But have you heard Ward Cleaver from Leave It to Beaver and Gene Wilder&amp;#8217;s character from Young Frankenstein giving sage advice to ol&amp;#8217; Tiger? Much, much funnier.
Check out this clip from an episode of The Colbert Report this week on Comedy Central:

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Our Absolute Favorite Video of the Week: Stephen Colbert on Tiger Woods (Source: Breastfeeding 1-2-3)</description>
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            <title>Happy Halloween</title>
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            <description>It's Halloween! One of my favorite times of the year! That's why I'm turning off my brain, and turning the blog over- for the very first time-, to a special guest: Frankenstein... 
But, before I do so, I want to post a couple of funny videos. Here are some not-so-scary outtakes from the Dark Shadows TV series, which, upon first glance, should have been called &quot;The Fly&quot;. 

Alright, have fun tonight and eat lots of candy. I am off to scare children in my Frankenstein costume- that's how I get my free candy. 
Positively Yours, 
ArRRrrrRRGGGGGAHGH! (Source: Shawn's HIV Blog)</description>
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            <title>Top 10 Hearty Trivia Facts…</title>
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            <description>I am bringing you a list of 10 Hearty trivia facts. Some are oh so crazy and off the wall, others are expected. Enjoy! And don&amp;#8217;t forget to check out all of my fellow science and health bloggers &amp;#8220;top 10 lists&amp;#8221;. I think it is a fun way to relay information, both clinically and personally&amp;#8230;
Top 10 Hearty Trivia Facts 
1. Poet Mary Shelley kept her dead husband&amp;#8217;s, Frankenstein author Percy Shelley, heart wrapped in silk until she died. Imagine how that smelled!
2. You can purchase the largest model of a human heart for a small price of $5795.95 US dollars. Um huh, I said five thousand. It is 8 times the size of an anatomical heart at 100&amp;#215;90x70 cm. Wow, that is a lot of money!
3. The smallest person believed to ever have open heart surgery was just over 25 week...</description>
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            <title>Casanova Frankenstein &amp; Aerobics Revisited</title>
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            <description>For those who have watched the hilarious movie, Mystery Men, you would know who Casanova Frankenstein was.
 
Anyway, in a Salsa Class (and dancing in general), the essentials imparted are &amp;#8212; the women must follow men&amp;#8217;s leads. And as so stated, men become better dancers and eventually lead better in the dance floor if women cooperate and let them lead. And this includes suggestions from the instructor to never correct the man even if he twists himself out silly. As long as he does not maim you, the woman should just sway to the man&amp;#8217;s beat. I did not play dumb but I gladly cooperated. I think this soft rule goes the other way too. Sounds fair and interestingly fun. However, in a dance class, everybody dances with everybody. And so from time to time, my husband and I would co...</description>
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            <title>Casanova Frankenstein In Salsa &amp; Aerobics Revisited</title>
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            <description>For those who have watched the hilarious movie, Mystery Men, you would know who Casanova Frankenstein was.
 
Anyway, in a Salsa Class (and dancing in general), the essentials imparted are &amp;#8212; the women must follow men&amp;#8217;s leads. And as so stated, men become better dancers and eventually lead better in the dance floor if women cooperate and let them lead. And this includes suggestions from the instructor to never correct the man even if he twists himself out silly. As long as he does not maim you, the woman should just sway to the man&amp;#8217;s beat. I did not play dumb but I gladly cooperated. I think this soft rule goes the other way too. Sounds fair and interestingly fun. However, in a dance class, everybody dances with everybody. And so from time to time, my husband and I would co...</description>
            <author>the story of healing</author>
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