SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: news.com.au 16.6.9
CAPTION:
A 12-YEAR-OLD girl was given a "party pack" of condoms and lubricant after she was diagnosed with chlamydia at a DOCS medical appointment. The girl's family said police refused to act even though their daughter and the boy were under the age of consent. Instead, DOCS sent the girl to the state-funded Warehouse Youth Health Centre at Penrith. Yesterday her parents said they were angry that their daughter was prescribed the contraceptive pill at the clinic, which features "condom stuffing" competitions and "safe sex party" pictures on its Facebook page.
Yesterday the girl called her safe sex kit, which includes 20 condoms, a "party pack".
HEADLINE: Diploma Denied to Student Who Blew a Kiss
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: FOXNews.com 16.6.9
CAPTION: STUPIDITY ON THE PART OF THE SCHOOL
A Maine high school senior was denied his diploma at graduation after he took a bow when his name was called, pointed to friends and blew a kiss to his family. Justin Denney was graduating from Bonny Eagle High School June 12 and had gotten up on stage to receive his diploma when he gestured to his friends and relatives. School Superintendent Suzanne Lukas abruptly told Denney to return to his seat, according to WMTW TV in Maine. He didn't get his diploma. His mother, Mary Denney, is livid. Her son told her that the superintendent warned, "There's no fooling around up here." "He just kind of looked at her because he wasn't fooling around. He didn't consider that fooling around or misbehaving in any sense of the word," Mary Denney told WMTW. Lukas reportedly asked the soon-to-be graduate why he thought he deserved a diploma. "He goes, 'Because I worked hard and I earned it,' and she goes, 'No, go take your seat,'" his mother told the station...
HEADLINE: Oh, Boy! Moms Sue, Say Baby Sex Tests Wrong
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: FOXNews.com 16.6.9
CAPTION: IT'S A BOY? IT'S A GIRL?
NEW YORK — Six New York City mothers are suing the makers of a baby gender test that touted its product as "infallibly accurate," saying the test results they received were wrong.In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, the women claimed they received incorrect results from the $275 Baby Gender Mentor test by Acu-Gen Biolab Inc., of Lowell, Mass.The suit says the test makers advertised its product as the "gold standard for prenatal gender detection." Lawyer Barry Gainey says the lawsuit charges the product's makers and marketers with negligence and fraud...
HEADLINE: Naked man, 58, 'tried to keep girl warm'
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: News.com.au 16.6.9
CAPTION: PERVERT!!
A DRUNKEN 58-year-old man found lying naked on top of a five-year-old girl in a backyard tent has been jailed. The Mercury reports the Tasmanian man, who cannot be identified, pleaded guilty to the charge of indecent assault but said he was just trying to keep the child warm. The Supreme Court in Hobart heard today the man was hosting a family of five when the incident occurred on February 5 this year.
After the family went to bed, the mother became suspicious something was happening outside where her three children were sleeping in a tent and went to investigate with her husband. As the parents approached the tent they heard their daughter cry: "I want mummy." They heard the offender reply: "Don't worry about mummy, I will keep you warm." They opened the tent flap and found him lying naked on top of the girl, whose pants and underpants had been removed. The offender had an erection...
HEADLINE: Bid to call island 'touching women's parts'
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: News.com.au 16.6.9
CAPTION: VERY PETTING
FRENCH Polynesia's President has landed himself in hot water over a suggestion the country take a new name that has "sexy" connotations for some islanders. Oscar Temaru has been campaigning for a name change in French Polynesia to symbolise increased independence from France, but his suggested alternative has caused ripples among some. Mr Temaru has put forward 'Maohi Nui', a name that refers to the indigenous people of French Polynesia in the language of the archipelago's most famous island, Tahiti. But inhabitants of another island group, Marquesas Islands, know 'Maohi' as a raunchy word for touching a woman's sexual parts, the publisher of Tahiti-Pacifique magazine, Alex du Prel, said. "For Tahitians it is a fine word, but for Marquesans it is very sexual and not really the type of name you want to have to symbolise your country. "Imagine Australia renaming itself after something around sex. It just wouldn't happen."...
HEADLINE: Girl set to become a mum at 12
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: News.com.au 15.6.9
CAPTION: Baby Having a Baby
A 12-YEAR-OLD girl who was allowed to live with her 15-year-old boyfriend is set to become one of Australia's youngest mothers.
The girl had been sharing a bed with the father of her baby from the age of 11, after her mother allowed him to move into their home despite her father's pleas to authorities...
HEADLINE: Teen Wakes Up to Find Snake Staring at Him in Bed
SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: FOXNews.com 15.6.9
CAPTION: YIKES
A New York city teen came face-to-fang with a 3-foot boa constrictor Sunday that slithered uninvited into the youngster's home — a jarring confrontation that had the whole family in a panic.
HEADLINE: Girls must go nude to be successful SOURCE AND DATE OF CLIP: news.com.au 15.6.9
CAPTION: BOOB VIEW
Rachel Ward says young starlets must go nude to be successful
"Breasts are sexy. I want to see them and audiences want to see them . . . I've certainly had to do my fair share of it. If you're going to be an actress or a model, it's usually part of the package."
Men don't have to worry about the issue though because, well, their privates don't make pleasant viewing, she says.
"We don't want to see willies because they're ugly," Ward says.
"We want to see breasts because they're beautiful."
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