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> Oxytocin is generated naturally by the brain--and scientists have long associated it with positive social behaviors. It's sometimes called the hormone of love. > The hormone's effect specifically on trust hasn't been well understood. But in an experiment described in this month'

Hot pink toolkit, for the lady or homosexual in your life. Link [http://www.fredflare.com/customer/product.php?productid=35&cat=312].

All right, we're assuming actor Jack White wanted the priest and the bride wanted the Shaman priest. Why the priest blessed a shamanic wedding, we don't know. > The [wedding] service was conducted by a shaman priest on a canoe in the Amazon basin. It was

We like it, we like it a lot: > People who solicit prostitutes in Oakland, California, could find their faces plastered on billboards under a new shaming program that one civil rights group calls bad public policy. > The city of 400,000 across the bay from San Francisco started

We've been asked by other sites and bloggers about adding links to their sites. We have, accordingly, come up with this policy: We are not picky about the links we provide under the Bloghorn. If you update your blog at least once a week and the content is

It will be a light Weekend Eudemon today. Eric Scheske's wife and girls are abandoning him this morning, leaving for Detroit while he stays home with the four boys, including 22-month-old terror, Max. When we named the kid after Maximilian Kolbe, we hoped he would imitate the saint,

First the violence-free pinata, now getting rid of New Mexico State University's violent mascot, Pistol Pete. Link [http://www.kobtv.com/index.cfm?viewer=storyviewer&id=19516&cat=NMSPORTS].

> Amnesty International, the well known human rights group, has issued its 2005 Amnesty International report which again shows China's continuing abuse of women due to the one-child policy. Successive reports indicating such abuses have, however, failed to convince the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) to abandon its

If you notice odd links at the bottom of our posts during the next few days, just ignore them. We're experimenting with Technorati tags, and it may take us a few days to figure out how they work.

> Sen. Kay O'Connor announced Wednesday that she is seeking the GOP nomination for [Kansas] secretary of state next year. O'Connor, 63, has served in the Legislature since 1993. > In 2001, O'Connor received national attention for her remarks about the 19th Amendment to