They've been called noisy, unwieldy and like a plastic bag.
Yet, major health campaigns in Washington, Chicago, Illinois, and New York City are promoting female condoms to curb the spread of HIV/AIDS.
Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved female condoms in 1993, they haven't exactly been embraced.
After a second version of the female condom was approved by the FDA in 2009, HIV/AIDS health campaigns began distributing them in major cities and offering training on how to use them at local salons and community centers.
Below is a little movie to help ladies with understanding how to use them.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Lindsay Lohan released from jail and goes straight to Rehab - oh yes yes yes
Actress Lindsay Lohan was released from the Lynwood Correctional Facility early Monday morning after less than two weeks behind bars, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said.
Making up for lost sleep
Let's be honest: Sleeping eight blissful hours every night is nothing but a dream for most people, especially during the hectic workweek. Weekends and vacations provide the few opportunities our chronically sleep deprived population has to catch up on some missed hours of shut-eye. Thankfully a new study just published in the journal Sleep has found that those periods of "recovery sleep" are good for us and can actually undo some of the damage caused by sleep deprivation.
Condos for less than the cost of a Corolla
That's right you heard correctly. The housing bust has made owning a home a lot more affordable -- but in some places, prices are extraordinary; you can buy a nice condo for less than the cost of a new family car.
Some cities have dozens of attractive condominium listings selling for $50,000 or $25,000. There are some selling for less than a new Toyota Corolla. And these are not derelict hovels in crime-ridden communities: These homes are often in move-in condition and located in nice neighborhoods.
Check out the rest of the story at : http://money.cnn.com/2010/08/02/real_estate/condos_less_than_cars/index.htm?hpt=T2
Some cities have dozens of attractive condominium listings selling for $50,000 or $25,000. There are some selling for less than a new Toyota Corolla. And these are not derelict hovels in crime-ridden communities: These homes are often in move-in condition and located in nice neighborhoods.
Check out the rest of the story at : http://money.cnn.com/2010/08/02/real_estate/condos_less_than_cars/index.htm?hpt=T2
News Story On a Serious Issue Turns Funny Fast
Ok here we have a local news story about an attempted rape. Serious story right? Well watch how it turns funny
fast.
fast.
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