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Mon, April 28, 2008 03:40:43 PM

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3 O'Clock Stir by STLtoday.com

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Today's Stir: Protect your tender vegetation

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By Dale Singer of the Post-Dispatch BRRRR! Are you sure it's the end of April? For your plants, it doesn't matter what the calendar says. It's the thermometer that counts -- and tonight, it's going a lot lower than it should. What do your plants need? [more] PHOTO SPREAD: Teen star has changed her tune She seemed delighted with the "artsy" pictures of her in a big-time magazine -- until her fans raised some questions. Now she's really really embarrassed. Watch this video and judge for yourself. [more] ODD COUPLE: Just how close were they? He's a big-name athlete whose image has been tarnished lately. She's a country singer on probation after a drug arrest. He insists they're just good family friends. What do you think? [more] HANGUP: Bumpy ride for bumper ornaments They're proudly displayed by any self-respecting bull, but dangling big metal ones on the back end of a truck could be banned in Florida. [more] STARVED TO DEATH? You be the judge Lots of people would be happy to lose more than 100 pounds on 3,000 calories a day, but Broderick Lloyd Laswell is turning his forced diet into a federal case. [more] GYNECOMASTIA: You may know it by another name Whatever you call it, this guy could use a bro or a mansiere. What advice do our pharmacists have for his condition? [more] RETRO FASHION: Not everyone is happy about it These devices went out of fashion with knights in shining armor and damsels in distress; now they're making a comeback in Indonesian massage parlors. Think of them as a ziplock device for humans. [more] OUCH: This operation even sounds painful Some call it a medical breakthrough: Removing internal organs without making an incision. But even with "natural orifice" surgery, they have to come out of somewhere. Find out what exit the kidneys could be taking soon. [more] QUOTE OF THE DAY: "It's the No. 1 consumed meat in the world. It's very popular — except here." -- Think you'd like it on your table? Better read this before you decide. [more]

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