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Air NZ flight safety video an online hit

An Air New Zealand in-flight safety video featuring camp US fitness guru Richard Simmons has gone viral on the Internet, the airline said Wednesday, attracting a million hits in three days.Air New Zealand said the video "mile-high madness", which has a sequin- and lycra-clad Simmons taking passengers though pre-flight safety routines on a plane decked…
 

Germany stars shoulder blame for Socceroos defeat

Germany's stars shouldered the blame in the wake of their shock 2-1 defeat here to Australia as the Socceroos claimed their maiden win over the hosts.After forward Mario Gomez had put the hosts ahead with a first-half strike, two goals in two stunning second-half minutes by Blackpool midfielder David Carney and a penalty from Dynamo…
 

Oprah's last show: Will planet Earth survive?

The media's most powerful woman will wrap up her talk show in May — and bloggers are already relishing the finale's over-the-top flourishesWhen Oprah Winfrey launched her namesake OWN network last year, she reassured fans of her syndicated talk show that she'd continue taping it until September, 2011. Change of plan: The queen of sympathy…
 

Wal-Mart opposes big sex-bias case at Supreme Court

Several U.S. Supreme Court justices sharply questioned on Tuesday whether female employees at Wal-Mart Stores Inc can proceed with the largest class-action sex-discrimination lawsuit in history that seeks billions of dollars.At issue in the case was whether a small group of women who began the lawsuit 10 years ago against the world's largest retailer can…
 

St. Francis (Pa.) defeats Monmouth (NJ) 57-51

LONG BRANCH, N.J. – Jesse Steele scored 20 points and Monmouth (N.J.) used two second-half spurts to pull away from St. Francis (Pa.) 57-51 on Thursday night, splitting the season series.After the game's fifth tie at 34-34, the Hawks (9-18, 5-10 Northeast Conference) went on an 8-0 run.The Red Flash closed to 42-39 with 10:07…
 

Federer, Nadal now gone at Australian Open

MELBOURNE, Australia – First Rafael Nadal, now Roger Federer.Federer, the 16-time Grand Slam winner, was knocked out of the Australian Open 7-6 (3), 7-5, 6-4 on Thursday by 2008 champion Novak Djokovic.Before the tournament Nadal was going for his fourth straight Grand Slam win and Federer was aiming for his fifth Australian title.Instead, Nadal was…
 

How Fed policymakers hold power over your purse

WASHINGTON – The Federal Reserve's chief policymaking group has vast power over the finances of ordinary people, businesses and investors. The consequences of its interest-rate decisions range wide: from people's ability to get affordable loans to the price of cereal at the grocery store or gasoline at the corner station.Here's a look at the policymaking…
 

Is MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell a socialist?

Lawrence O’Donnell is a socialist.At least, that’s what the MSNBC commentator himself told Glenn Greenwald when they duked it out on the air Friday on “Morning Joe.”“I am a socialist,” O’Donnell said. “I live to the extreme left.”Glenn Greenwald, a columnist for Salon.com, ran a column on Wednesday that attacked the election coverage by the…
 

Vatican: nothing changed on condom use

VATICAN CITY – The Vatican on Sunday cautioned that there is nothing "revolutionary" in Pope Benedict XVI's startling assertion that condom use in exceptional circumstances can be a responsible act in the fight against the spread of HIV.The Holy See's chief spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, issued a statement stressing that the pope's comment in…
 

'Self-Embedding' Takes Teen Self-Injury to the Extreme

TUESDAY, Sept. 7 (HealthDay News) -- The 16-year-old went to the emergency room because of a painful infection in her arm. When doctors used ultrasound on the area, they were shocked to see about 20 foreign objects under her skin, including a paper clip, a screw from a pair of eyeglasses and multiple pieces of…
 

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