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Rated Dec 11 2008 • 1 review • sports, ou, heisman, sam bradford • iht.com

From the page: "Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford is scheduled to have surgery on Sunday to repair torn ligaments in his left thumb.

He better heal quick â€" he might need that hand to lift the Heisman Trophy.

Bradford enhanced his chances of winning college football's most prestigious award Saturday night, throwing for a Big 12 Championship-record 384 yards and two touchdowns in a 62-21 rout over Missouri."

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Maxwell Award snubs OU's Sam Bradford | Bleacher Report

Rated Dec 11 2008 • 1 review • bleacherreport.com

 "So knowing the Maxwell Award is really about the most outstanding quarterback or running back, rather than player, we understand why the three finalists are all quarterbacks. Spread offenses have prevailed. Itâ€s a down year for running backs in college football this year. We get it.

But what doesnâ€t make any sense at all is how they left University of Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford off the finalists list. Forget that Bradford has the best pro potential and would be the first quarterback drafted if he made himself eligible for the next yearâ€s draft. Letâ€s focus on what Bradford has accomplished so far this season and compare that to the three Maxwell Award finalists."

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Cyberchondriac & Word of the Year

Rated Dec 11 2008 • 1 review • health, humor, internet • newworldword.com

From the page: "cyberchondriac (noun): a hypochondriac who imagines that he or she has a particular disease based on medical information gleaned from the Internet."

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About.com:...

Rated Dec 08 2008 • 0 reviews • health, bizarre • about.com

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The Beetle Boy Saga - Indian Boy Urinates Live, Winged...

Rated Dec 08 2008 • 1 review • health, bizarre • about.com

From the page: "The unbelievable-but-apparently-true saga of 13-year-old Chandan Goswami of India, the boy who urinated live, winged beetles

One ever-popular motif in urban folklore concerns the phenomenon of animals or insects infesting the bodies of living human beings, a premise all the more horrifying for the fact that sometimes such things really do happen. Consider the case of 13-year-old Chandan Goswami of Bengal, India, who, according to a Reuters wire story filed June 17, 2003, "has begun producing winged beetles in his urine after hatching the eggs in his body." "

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Your Free Surveys - Genuine and Legitimate Paid online...

Rated Dec 07 2008 • 1 review • surveys, scam, work at home, surveys scam • yourfreesurveys.com

Thumbs down!!! Do NOT join this site! If you actually read the terms, not just the faq's, you'll see that you have to actually sign up for offers sent by the survey companies. In other words, they want you to pay to earn money.... you paying to earn money = scam. Trust me, I've been doing surveys for nine years now. I have never paid to sign up for a company that is going to pay me!

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Viagra May Cure Women Suffering From Depression - Health...

Rated Dec 07 2008 • 1 review • health, bizarre • infoniac.com

From the page: "The drug that helps people with erectile dysfunction, Viagra, proved to be effective in curing sexual dysfunction in women suffering from depression, study says. "

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If Imus, Then You Must, too

Rated Dec 06 2008 • 1 review • politics, racism, etiquette, free speech • etiquettehell.com

From the page: "Outrage over the Imus comments was partially fueled by a perception that the ladies of the Rutgers University basketball team were worthy of respect, honor and protection because of their recent accomplishments. This exemplifies the fallacious concept that civility is owed based on worth in society due to the value the individuals brings to the community (i.e. money, prestige, power) and not on the fundamental principle that all people have intrinsic value as human beings that demands the most basic of respect. No one should feel a need to jump through hoops to prove their worthiness to be given the decency of being respected as just an ordinary human being. "


Great article, by an amazing blogger, who talks about why everyone deserves to be treated humanely, not just those with wealth, power and certain achievements. Definitely worth a read!

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