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Common faults that mean men miss the mark included watching too much sport and poor personal grooming. Bathroom habits such as leaving the toilet door open were also cited by women taking part in the survey as a frequent failing. The poll of 2,000 women showed more than 75 per cent believed the perfect man did not exist. Other shortcomings were an inability to multi-task, criticising their partner's driving and not getting along with her family. Nikki McReynolds, marketing director for Remington which commissioned the research, said: "It seems that women are actually quite realistic on what they look for...

Tonight marks the return of "Minnesota's Mr. Right", Jason Lewis, to the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Listen to Jason from 5-7 CDT on KTLK-FM, 100.3FM. After almost three years away from "Radio Free Minnesota" he arrives at a critical time for Minnesota politics. I'll wager he'll be tougher on MN Republicans than he'll be on the Dems. If you aren't in the local listening area, tune in on the web:http://www.ktlkfm.com/main.html And please join in here to welcome Jason back to Minnesota

Radio conservative Jason Lewis returns to the Twin Cities radio scene today at 5PM-7PM on KTLK 100.3 FM.

<p>I am writing this column to one particular sort of reader. I want as many people as possible to read my column, of course, but this week's essay is geared toward those who insist that President George W. Bush - a man I supported and voted for - is advancing the cause of freedom.</p>