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Rabbits, time to shine for Chinese New YearJan 12, 2011There is more to the Chinese Zodiac than a hippety hop into year 4708 for people born under the sign of rabbit. Rabbit babies are private, introverted and withdrawn. Or quietly charismatic, thoughtf... -
Take on a cha-cha challenge for fitnessJan 12, 2011Salsa and cha-cha build endurance, and the tango improves muscle control and posture. Any doubts about the transformative abilities of ballroom dance should be quashed after watching one season of “... -
Purely platonic relationships: mythical or misunderstood?Jan 12, 2011SAN JOSE, California ― Until Amy met the man of her dreams, and the two of them had publicly sanctified their love ― going into escrow together on a house ― it never occurred to her that the greatest... -
How to keep feet soft and odorless in winterJan 12, 2011‘More than half of Korean women had athlete’s foot’ Many women hesitate when ushered into a room with floor-seating instead of to a table when having dinner at a Korean restaurant, especially in the... -
Fight against ‘superbug’: never-ending storyJan 7, 2011News reports from many countries, including Korea, recently cover the rapid spread of “super bug,” which produces the NDM-1 (New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase-1). These bacteria are resistant to most... -
New findings help explain baldnessJan 7, 2011A 38-year-old businessman surnamed Lee, who declined to give his full name, has done almost everything to slow down his hair loss. Having long used a special shampoo made of natural ingredients, he ... -
Nordic patterns charm winter fashionJan 6, 2011For a New Year gift, 25-year-old Nam So-hyun picked out a pullover with a line of reindeer patterns for her sister and a pair of leggings that give out a similar Nordic vibe for herself in Myeong-don... -
More producers make green cleaning solutionsJan 6, 2011LOS ANGELES ― Maybe 2011 is the year a clean start means returning to Grandma’s scrubbing ways and getting down on hands knees with simple baking soda and vinegar. Or maybe it means staring down that... -
Cheap new tinnitus treatment music to some sufferers’ earsJan 6, 2011It drives people nuts. Ringing. Buzzing. Hissing. For people with tinnitus, a phantom sound only they can hear plagues their every waking moment. Imagine a Salvation Army bell ringer camped out in ... -
Urban farm trains immigrants, offers chance of a decent wageJan 5, 2011EDMONSTON, Maryland ― On most days, Roy Caspari, a native of Indonesia, works as a massage therapist and landlord in College Park, Maryland. But every Saturday, Caspari drives to Edmonston, Maryland,... -
Calendars today, paper or plastic?Jan 5, 2011MINNEAPOLIS ― Is the time-honored, much-scribbled-upon kitchen wall calendar an endangered species? Are datebooks as dated as land lines? Many baby boomers still rely primarily on paper for both pro... -
Losing weight by eating parasitic eggsJan 5, 2011Losing weight tops many people’s new year’s resolution list. However, one student has pursued a rather dangerous diet ahead of a job interview -- swallowing roundworm eggs. The female student in Xia...
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