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MVP Nash to Lead Suns Against Former Team	05/09/05
Steve Nash won the NBA's most valuable player award as pilot of the rocket offense of the Phoenix Suns. His journey enters an intriguing new phase Monday night when he goes against his former team, the Dallas Mavericks, in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals. more...

Gay Men Respond Differently to Pheromones	05/09/05
Gay men's brains respond differently from those of heterosexual males when exposed to a sexual stimulus, researchers have found. The homosexual men's brains responded more like those of women when the men sniffed a chemical from the male hormone testosterone. more...

A Garifuna Institute in the horizon	05/09/05
Garinet Global is undertaking the project of initiating a Garifuna Institute. The project will provide educational materials about the Garifuna and other areas of academic importance to the community. more...

New Garifuna study on the DNA level	05/09/05
GarifunaNews.com is running an article by Garifuna anthropologist, Andoni Castillo which details a new study about the Garifuna people on a DNA level. The article is in Spanish, but in my opinion it has a great deal of substance and statistic which makes it qualify as a full blown study. more...

Miami Pastes Washington 105-86 in Game 1	05/08/05
Dwyane Wade overcame a tough start to score 20 points and Shaquille O'Neal added 19 to lead five Miami players in double figures, and the Heat defeated Washington 105-86 Sunday in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinal. more...

WHO Asks Islamic Nations for Polio Funds	05/08/05
The U.N. health agency on Saturday urged wealthy Islamic countries to contribute more to the global campaign to eradicate polio, warning that lack of funds could endanger efforts to wipe out the crippling disease by the end of this year. more...

1979: El Salvador cathedral bloodbath	05/08/05
been killed and many wounded after police opened fire on anti-government protesters outside the Metropolitan Cathedral in San Salvador, capital of El Salvador. more...

Pacers Hope Season-Long Lessons Pay Off	05/07/05
The Indiana Pacers could have let this season slip away long ago. With injuries and suspensions decimating the team for prolonged periods, the Pacers never paid attention to the doomsayers predicting they couldn't make the playoffs. Instead, they rallied. more...

CU professor named ambassador to Belize	05/07/05
President Bush on Friday picked his Yale roommate, University of Colorado law professor Rob Dieter, to be America's ambassador to Belize. more...

Belize tourism arrivals continue to increase	05/07/05
Statistics obtained from the Belize Immigration Department reveal that the country has been welcoming an increasing number of visitors to its shores via cruise more...

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