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A new study of over 1,000 Canadian adults’ sexual preferences has revealed that while men typically prefer happy looking smiling women, women prefer men who ‘glower’ and ‘seem arrogant’.

Psychologists quizzed people’s first impressions of hundreds of photos, prompting lead researcher Alec Beall to declare ‘previous research has also suggested happiness is a particularly feminine-appearing expression.’

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“Red Mission-GaP Party” on 16 April will be postponed. Please stay tune for further details.

"AIDS" is not an unfamiliar term in our daily lives, but whenever it is mentioned in our conversation, it is not hard to notice that the subject will be swayed away. This is ‘Taboo of Love’.

As much as it is a taboo, one cannot deny that AIDS/HIV has already become a social stigma in the society. To promote awareness and social existence of AIDS/ HIV, an action group ‘紅Mission’ is formed and their aim is to put out a series of events to strengthen the education, understanding and prevention of AIDS/ HIV to all communities. They believe that ‘With LOVE, actions turn into power! Together, we bring out the BEST of life!’ ‘

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Hush bar and lounge, the sophisticated and stylish nightspot above the hustle of Lan Kwai Fong, is pleased to announce a very special Ladies Lounge night on 31 March 2011.

In addition to the complimentary HUSH-licious cocktails and gourmet cheeses, crackers and fruit from 7-10pm, two fabulous Image Consultants,  Elise Weber and Veena Dansinghani from Colour Me Beautiful, will be at the bar offering complimentary colour and makeup consultations.

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AIDS Concern Red Ribbon Angels Campaign 2011
Red ribbon is an international symbol of solidarity of people living with HIV/AIDS. Yet, it also represents a significant social force when it comes to the Red Ribbon Angels (RRA) Campaign.

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Fat cat bankers are continuing to splurge their ill-gotten bonuses on luxury cars, private jets and status symbol watches, Reuters reported this week, which luxury Institute CEO Milton Pedraza suggested was because they ‘still want their toys’.

The report said that while some are presently ‘wary of flaunting their spending plans because of lingering public resentment’, many are still snapping up sports cars and luxury apartments, driven by the need to show off to rapacious rival financiers.