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From The New York Times
By Roni Caryn Rabin
Many men, faced with the prospect of going to the doctor for a fertility evaluation, will tell you: they would rather just stay home.
Now they can.
A new at-home screening test, called Fertell, lets couples find out if they have fertility problems without stepping into a doctor’s office. The test has his and hers components — a screening test for men that is the first at-home device to measure the concentration of motile sperm, and a test for women that measures a hormone considered a marker of egg quality.
The availability of the two-in-one test helps drive home the message that both men and women can contribute to infertility, experts say.
Don Haderson, Chuck Playerton. I now pronounce you Chuck and Don Playerhader.
From USA Today
Of course not. John K, Jim to all you fans of The Office, is destined to marry Pam (Jenna Fischer). And we’re all hoping that Mandy can somehow reconcile with Vince (Adrian Grenier) from Entourage. But, these two are set to get hitched in Warner Brother’s forthcoming movie, License To Wed. The two must navigate a veritable minefield in order to gain the blessing of her childhood pastor, played by Robin Williams. And guess what? Tango’s along for the ride. Yay! Along with a few high-brow sponsors, we’re having a drawing for a fantastic wedding day give-away including rings and honeymoons and more.
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At least that’s Tango’s opinion. We put together a laundry list of important qualities for political couples and, yep, the Edwards’ came in first. Think that someone else, say the McCains, have a better combination of charisma, stability, chemistry, visibility and synergy? Click below and make your vote count. Or just learn more about the top six couples. Or just see how we rank ‘em.
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From Entertainment Wise
I will stop working with my computer on my lap for 12 hours at a stretch while huffing paint thinner. Then we will have all the babies you want.
We'll tell people we met on the Internet
From The Ludington Daily News
By Kevin Braciszeski
Mason County Central seventh-grader Brianna Wise completed the first two rounds of the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., this morning, but misspelled “nuptials” during her round on stage and may not advance to the third round.
Wise is number 132 of this year’s 286 contestants in grades 5-8. The schedule called for Wise to take the contest’s 25-question, written multiple choice test at 8:45 a.m. and then spell on stage between 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. Contestants who pass those rounds will continue the competition into the afternoon.
The results of the written test were not known before today’s deadline.
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