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Sex in Water — Is It Safe?
Having sex in water sounds so sensual, doesn't it? When you're swimming in a pool or lake, you're practically naked already, so why not slip off your bathing suit and get it on? But, wait: Is it safe to have sex in water?
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Ocean's Forty: You Saw This Coming
The Ocean's gang is back and more ambitious than ever. They want to rob every Vegas casino at the same time, on the same day. Can it be done?
Which Ocean's 13 Star Would you Pick?
One lucky lady had the pleasure to kiss George Clooney at a fundraiser last week after paying a reported $350,000 -- money that went to charity of course! But if you got to kiss one of these stars, free of charge, whom would you want to lock lips with?
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Say What? Director Mira Nair on Amelia Earhart
"[S]o much about Amelia is so undeniably modern. If she were to walk into a room today in her jodhpurs and her aviation jackets, [with] her ideas about marriage or men and women, she would still be considered an iconoclast."
— Director Mira Nair on the subject of her upcoming biopic Amelia starring Hilary Swank, about the pioneering aviator's life.
Website du Jour: I Just Made Love
In a convoluted world of oversharing, a new website is trying to streamline the process of revealing the details of your sex life to the world. Using Google Maps, IJustMadeLove.com lets users pinpoint the exact location where they've had sex. In addition to location, users can offer other details including positions used (although the list of possible positions is far from complete) and whether the love was made inside or outside.
Oh Snap! They're Meeeeeelting For a Cause
The World Wildlife Fund set up 1,000 ice figures yesterday in Berlin, Germany to raise awareness about global warming. The artistic demonstration was meant as warning that melting ice could significantly raise ocean levels. I say: we have to save the adorable ice people!
Front Page: Iraqis Celebrate as US Troops Leave Cities
- Today Iraqis celebrated in the streets as American troops pulled out of Iraq's towns and cities. June 30, the long-anticipated deadline, has been declared a national holiday. — New York Times
- Teams are searching the Indian Ocean for survivors of the crash of a Yemenia Airways jet.
Front Page: US Unemployment Rate Jumps to 9.4%
- US unemployment has jumped to 9.4 percent, after 345,000 jobs were lost in May. Sorry, the recession's not over yet. — New York Times
- President Obama is in Germany, where he visited a Nazi concentration camp in Buchenwald.
Front Page: Debris Found in Search For Air France Plane
- Brazil's vice president announced that debris from the missing Air France flight may have been found in the ocean. — New York Times
- Conan O'Brien debuted as host of The Tonight Show last night. — New York Daily News
- President Obama plans to nominate Republican Congressman John McHugh as Secretary of the Army.
Front Page: Health Sec. Confirmation Sped Up Due to Swine Flu
- The Senate is expected to confirm Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius as Secretary of Health and Human Services today, so she can quickly start her response to swine flu. — AP
- Since the outbreak of swine flu, the WHO and the CDC have been trying to balance the need to provide information about the deadly disease without causing panic.
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