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Caring for a new tattoo
When you finally decide to get a tattoo, the first thing you'll need to do is find a reputable tattoo artist. Most tattoo artists have several designs that you can pick from. If you don't find anything you like, you can always ask him to make a custom tattoo. You should always be careful in what you choose, as you'll have the tattoo for the rest of your life. The design is very important, although not nearly as important as taking care of it.July 1st | Read full story
Gene editing could make humans immune from HIV
Some people have a mutation that makes them amazingly resistant to HIV, and now scientists may have found a way to give that immunity to anyone. This could be one of the biggest advances in the HIV field in quite a while.June 30th | Read full story
Things not to include in your resume
Like many people, I've had many different jobs in my lifetime. I've loved some and really hated others. But when it's time to start looking for a new job, there are some things about your old jobs you should keep to yourself.June 24th | Read full story
Was John McCain tortured during Vietnam?
Tran Trong Duye is the man who ran the prison in Vietnam that John McCain said he was held as a POW and tortured. Mr. Duye said "If I was an American, I would vote for John McCain".June 23rd | Read full story
George Carlin died of heart failure
Last night, George Carlin checked into a California hotel complaining of chest pain. Just a few hours later, he died from heart failure. There have not been exact details released as of yet. George Carlin was 71 years old.June 23rd | Read full story
John McCain chooses Mitt Romney for Vice President
COED Magazine is reporting that somebody close to the McCain camp leaked the information that Mitt Romney will be John McCain's choice for Vice President.
Though others were close in the running, the choice ultimately came down to the money–not the man. According to our source, the campaign narrowed their Vice Presidential options to Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney, the two most successful opponents of McCain in the bid for the Republican nomination. But despite Huckabee’s sway with far Right conservatives and evangelical voters, Romney packs the deepest fund-raising pockets. As a successful businessman and prominent member of the staggeringly wealthy Mormon community, Romney brings with him the potential to raise “upwards of $60 million in 30 to 60 days, whereas Huckabee could only raise $10 to $15 million,” says our source.
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