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Tai Chi practioners consider those formless biological organism such as the body’s consciousness, breath and strength “the inner”; treat those visible “forms” such as human body, it’s serene gesture and movement as “the outer”, and they put forward “the principle of drawing out the outer through the inner”.
Read MoreThe trailer for Oliver Stone’s Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps has been released. This movie is coming to theaters on April 23rd. The film’s official website is now also online.
Read MoreIn winter, hot food is necessary. Thick rich hot chocolate is a commodity in seemingly short supply these days. With this in mind, I present to you this hot chocolate recipe. This hot chocolate goes great with these homemade marshmallows.
Read MoreThis is a fantastic news. At her performance at Purdue University, Lady Gaga announced that her fans from around the world raised half a million dollars for Haiti.
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Read MoreToday, New Mexico is home to 22 Indian tribes, including 19 Indian pueblos and three reservations. The centrally located Albuquerque area is the perfect starting point from which to explore our Native American heritage.
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Read MoreThe waves that I would be examining to see whether Liberia, my birth country, could transform itself from poster child for West Africa’s wretched civil wars to travel posters for West Africa’s best surfing.
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Read MoreSalt is essential thing in daily life. Dishes will be tasteless without salt. Too much salt is good? In today’s Personal Health column, Jane Brody explores the science behind New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s efforts to curb sodium intake.
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