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Seinfeld's Soup Nazi reopens his NYC store, but he's not there

New York - The man Jerry Seinfeld made famous, Al Yeganeh, also known as the Soup Nazi, was a no-show at the re-opening of his store, "The Original Soup Man" in Manhattan Wednesday.

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This True! And I am a Wretched, Evil, Horrible Man for It!

God means it and has chosen me. This deed and I have ripened with the hours; It is part of me. 'Tis written large, The thing I have to do. --from George Eliot's, "Spanish Gypsy"

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Sharon Stone: You naughty, Nasty Germans

I'm not sure if Sharon Stone was on drugs or what, but the somewhat slurred speech and the questionable remarks about Germans doesn't make me think otherwise.

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Nice or Nasty? Human Nature Exposed

New research is proving that humans are naturally pretty nice with “pro-social tendencies” and not as “nasty” as previously thought, according to a top primate-behavior expert. Frans de Waal, a biologist at Emory University in Atlanta, told a meeting of the American Association for the...

Norovirus vaccine shows promise

An experimental vaccine to protect against a nasty stomach virus that hits one in five people annually has shown promise in early clinical trials, researchers say.

Alberta party leaders in a nasty fight to the finish

Midway through the Alberta election campaign, the fight between the Tories' Alison Redford and the Wildrose's Danielle Smith is being called one of the nastiest ever.

Did You See That: Giroux's check to the head of Zubrus

The dying seconds of the second period in Newark, N.J. on Sunday night featured a nasty hit by the Flyers' Claude Giroux on the Devils' Dainus Zubrus.

Norovirus spread to soccer team traced to grocery bag

A nasty stomach bug likely spread to a girls' soccer team from a reusable shopping bag that was kept in a hotel washroom, U.S. disease detectives say.