Sunday, 31 July 2011

Hugh Hefner: 'I have sex on a weekly basis'

Hugh Hefner, 85,�says he has a more active sex life than his ex-fiance claimed.Just days after ex-fiancee Crystal Harris said sex with the Playboy mogul lasted "two seconds," Hugh Hefner tweeted (and then deleted) that Harris "lied about our relationship."


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Video: Rachel?s cause inspires thousands to give

July 29: Nine-year-old Rachel Beckwith turned down birthday presents so she could raise money for clean drinking water instead. Beckwith died in a car crash recently, but Charity: Water continues to receive donations in her name. Lee Cowan reports.�(Nightly News)Nine-year-old Rachel Beckwith turned down birthday presents so she could raise money for clean drinking water instead. Beckwith died in a car crash recently, but Charity: Water continues to receive donations in her name. Lee Cowan reports.�(Nightly News)


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Living with Lion: Confessions of a Mac switcher

How do you swap your Windows brain for a Mac brain? As an experiment I tried ditching my ThinkPad for a week for a new 13-inch MacBook Air, and I was pleasantly surprised by some things and frustrated by others.How do you swap your Windows brain for a Mac brain? As an experiment I tried ditching my ThinkPad for a week for a new 13-inch MacBook Air, and I was pleasantly surprised by some things and frustrated by others.


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New rules to demand far higher fuel economy

President Barack Obama, announcing plans to double vehicle mileage by 2025, was�joined by major auto executives including, from left,�John Mendel of�American Honda,�Doug Speck of Volvo North America,�Alan Mulally of Ford and�Dan Akerson of General Motors.President Barack Obama, with the backing of major carmakers, announced a plan� to boost average fuel economy of new cars and trucks to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025, double current levels.


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Video: In famine, children hit hardest

July 29: NBC?s Rohit Kachroo has the latest from the Horn of Africa, where the situation is so dire that mothers are abandoning their newborn children in their fight for survival.�(Nightly News)NBC?s Rohit Kachroo has the latest from the Horn of Africa, where the situation is so dire that mothers are abandoning their newborn children in their fight for survival.�(Nightly News)


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Risky pelvic mesh highlights worries about FDA

Janet Holt, a rancher from Floresville, Texas, had a mesh implant placed during a bladder-lift surgery that resulted in�seven surgeries to repair the damage.�The FDA approved the mesh lining, commonly used for hernias, but has now issued a warning of its complications.A Texas woman implanted with a medical device that left her in pain and scarred in her most intimate areas illustrates growing concerns about a government process that allows products such as surgical mesh to be marketed with no testing on patients.


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What if you stop paying your credit cards?

Some may be tempted to try to dodge their debt by ignoring collection calls and tossing creditor letters. But debt can't be shaken off like an annoying mutt.

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NATO Says Precision Strikes Have Hit Libyan TV Transmitters

BRUSSELS: Nato announced Saturday it had carried out precision strikes on three Libyan television transmitters to silence “terror broadcasts” by Moamer Qadhafi’s regime.

“A few hours ago, Nato conducted a precision air strike that disabled three ground-based Libyan state TV satellite transmission dishes in Tripoli… with the intent of degrading Qadhafi’s use of satellite television as a means to intimidate the Libyan people and incite acts of violence against them,” a statement said.

The strike was “performed by Nato fighter aircraft using state-of-the-art precision guided munitions,” said the statement released by Alliance spokesman Colonel Roland Lavoie.

“We are now in the process of assessing its effect,” he added.

“Our intervention was necessary as TV was being used as an integral component of the regime apparatus designed to systematically oppress and threaten civilians and to incite attacks against them.

“Qadhafi’s increasing practice of inflammatory broadcasts illustrates his regime’s policy to instill hatred amongst Libyans, to mobilize its supporters against civilians and to trigger bloodshed,” the statement said.

“In light of our mandate to protect civilian lives, we had to act. After due consideration and careful planning to minimize the risks of casualties or long-term damage to television transmission capabilities, Nato performed the strike.

“Striking specifically these critical satellite dishes will reduce the regime’s ability to oppress civilians while at the same time preserve television broadcast infrastructure that will be needed after the conflict.”

An AFP journalist in Tripoli said a dozen explosions shook the Libyan capital overnight – the latest of many blasts in a city which has been targeted almost daily by Nato air raids.

Shortly after 10:00 pm (2000 GMT) Friday, at least 10 powerful blasts, some distance away, were heard in the city centre.

Early Saturday, three explosions rocked the district where Qadhafi’s residence is located in the centre of Tripoli, shaking the hotel nearby where international correspondents are based.

Libyan television said the capital was “currently the target of raids by the crusader colonialist aggressor,” its catchphrase for Nato.

An announcer on Al-Jamahiriya television said later the Libyan TV headquarters had been hit by a raid. He gave no further details.

 

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