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The line of beauty, contrary to the 18th-century aesthetic theory of William Hogarth, does not undulate in nature along a serpentine curve, not when it is held up to the strict measurements of “America’s Next Top Model.”

In his blistering family memoir, Robert Goolrick adeptly uses a slow, teasing way of revealing himself and the horrors of his young life to the reader.

This much cleanliness might seem a bit neurotic. But it’s not enough anymore for hotels seeking health-conscious patrons to serve organic cuisine and offer all-natural bath products. As more hotels try to set themselves apart, a new amenity is emerging:

To reduce their impact on the environment, two New Yorkers give up what most take for granted.

Meanwhile, its revamped Web site is building audience and last month was named Magazine Web Site of the Year in the Service/Lifestyle category in the Magazine Publishers of America’s first-ever Digital Awards.

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In news that is sure to set the mind of climate change denialist Sen. James Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) a spinnin’, two head shrinkers at the University at Albany will soon publish research that suggests the human brain grew dramatically as our ancestors adapted

NextStage lets you peek inside the visitor’s mind in the first three seconds on your website.

Seethroo’s CEO speaks about how the company uses Web 2.0 behavioral patterns to target audiences.

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