 - Last login: 2 days agoRockthetropics
- rockthetropics is a 29 year old woman in a relationship from Miami, Florida, USA.
- Likes 849 pages, 46 videos, 20 photos • 59 fans • Received 7 reviews
- Member since Jan 07, 2006
La vita, amico, é l'arte dell'incontro.
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Dark May Be King, but Milk Chocolate Makes a Move - New York Times
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May 10, 8:17am
1 review
health, cooking, food, chocolate, snob
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/13/dining/13chocolate.html?pagewanted=1&ei=512...
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Finally, the reaction: Milk chocolate makes a comeback, all fancy and legitimized.
Yay!
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a treehouse retreat: Galleries: dominomag.com
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May 9, 1:29pm
1 review
arts, design, home, treehouse, ecofriendly
http://www.dominomag.com/galleries/2008/03/treehouse?slide=31
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The grown-up treehouse retreat: a dream come true, on a $12,000 budget. Wow. Sign me up.
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Amazon.com: Dexter Season 2: Unbox Video
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May 3, 8:03am
1 review
tv
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0018J2QB8/ref=atv_dp_episode
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Newsflash for those who are equally obsessed and were equally late jumping on the bandwagon:
Dexter Season 2 is now available for download from Amazon Unbox! And the first episode is free!
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http://www.tifaux.com/2008/03/17/spike-from-top-chef-your-cats-are-okay/
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Apr 11, 1:29pm
1 review
cooking, television, food, bravo, top-chef
http://www.tifaux.com/2008/03/17/spike-from-top-chef-your-cats-are-okay/
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Spike from Top Chef! Your cats are okay!
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Stephen King on videogames | Videogames | The Pop of King | News + Notes | Enter…
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Apr 11, 9:34am
12 reviews
politics, video-games
http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20188502_2,00.html
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Stephen King weighs in on our culture of violence and the Band-Aid-on-a-gaping-wound bill moving through the MA state legislature that seeks to address it by restricting the sale of videogames.
From the page: "It was too easy for critics to claim --falsely, it turned out-- that Cho Seung-Hui (the Virginia Tech killer) was a fan of Counter-Strike; I just wish to God that legislators were as eager to point out that this nutball had no problem obtaining a 9mm semiautomatic handgun. Cho used it in a rampage that resulted in the murder of 32 people. If he'd been stuck with nothing but a plastic videogame gun, he wouldn't even have been able to kill himself."
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YouTube - SUPER GAY IDOL - GREEK - popstar - ibne yunan
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Apr 11, 8:56am
1 review
video, reality, greek, greece
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvJHxdzRdf8
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Oh sweet Jesus. This is truly hilarious... and a little frightening. A Greek Super Idol contestant squeals his way through an audition.
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http://www.explosm.net/db/files/Comics/Dave/comicweed3.png
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Apr 11, 8:50am
11 reviews
humor
http://www.explosm.net/db/files/Comics/Dave/comicweed3.png
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Found via the wonderful Badmolly
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The New York Times & Log In
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Apr 11, 8:33am
1 review
cooking
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/13/magazine/13food-t.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&ei...
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A small ode to Greek yogurt. Mmmm... Fage.
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BBC NEWS | Business | IMF slashes world growth forecast
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Apr 9, 4:41pm
2 reviews
economics, news, current-events
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7338326.stm
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Thanks a bunch, W.
From the page: "The IMF admits that the global downturn might be still more severe than it is currently predicting, and says that there is a one in four chance of a "global recession" when world growth falls below 3%.
"The financial market crisis that erupted in August 2007 has developed into the largest financial shock since the Great Depression," the report says."
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Potential for Harm in Dietary Supplements - New York Times
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Apr 8, 4:19pm
1 review
health
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/08/health/08brod.html?em&ex=1207800000&en=f8fe...
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From the page: "For example, observational studies of people who eat foods rich in antioxidants like vitamins A and E and beta-carotene have suggested these substances improve health. But well-designed clinical trials found increased death rates among people who take them as supplements. And while low vitamin C doses can suppress harmful free radicals, very high doses promote their formation. The initial promise that vitamin E could protect against heart attacks and cancer failed to stand up to scientific scrutiny, which instead found that it increased the risk of heart failure."
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