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Internet sex addict show sets out to shock the Fringe

There are many things that acts will do to get noticed on the Edinburgh Fringe. But few people would actually go to the lengths of sleeping with a perfect stranger on every night of the festival as the premise of their show.

None the less, this is precisely what Tim Fountain is doing. In his act, Sex Addict, he trawls Gaydar, the gay internet site, in front of a live audience, looking for a man with whom to have sex. The audience votes who he should pick. He then cycles off to whichever part of Edinburgh he has been summoned, has sex, and then reports back on the experience to the following night's audience.

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Prozac 'found in drinking water'

Good.

International team to monitor presidential election

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Private School Flunks Geography

California has joined other states in acting against a private school that claimed to award high school diplomas while teaching its immigrant students a curriculum riddled with errors, including the wrong years for World War II and the wrong number of states.

The California Alternative High School in Los Angeles targeted Hispanic immigrants, charging $450 to $1,450 for a 10-week course it said would lead to a valid diploma and help them get into college, find better jobs and get financial aid, California Attorney General Bill Lockyer said last week.

But the school's certificate isn't recognized as a high school diploma, Lockyer said, and school officials ignored a previous court order that banned them from telling consumers it was.

What the?

Biographer Sees Thomas As Chief Justice

No, no, no, no, no.

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There was a duck in my dream. Or a duckling. He wore a little brown hat and seemed to understand English. I kept fearing he would nip at my fingers, but he never did.

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Whatever happened to Fay Wray?

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