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2010-05-14T02:44:00.000-07:00

Being married to an athlete appears to have taught Sports Illustrated a thing or two about staying fit and active.

Brooklyn Decker showed off her gymnastic skills as she performed a none too shabby cartwheel during the filming of Just Go With It.

Amazingly her tight-fitting yellow bikini defied the forces of gravity and didn't give under the strain.

Brooklyn, a successful model and wife of tennis champion Andy Roddick, played in the Hawaiian sun wearing a yellow bikini that looked good from every angle.

She stars as comic actor Adam Sandler's girlfriend in the new comedy alongside Hollywood veterans Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Aniston.

In the film, the 43-year-old actor plays Dr Patrick Maccabee, a commitment-phobic plastic surgeon dating a girl nearly half his age - played by Decker, 23.

Decker's character Beverly wants to settle down with Patrick, so he lies to her, claiming he's already married with children.

He enlists the help of his receptionist Katherine Palmer, a single mother played by Aniston, to pretend to be his 'estranged wife'.

Brooklyn is seen building a sandcastle on the beach with her child co-stars, including 10-year-old Bailee Madison.

In a new interview with Glamour magazine she said working on the film was great. She said: 'It's fun - I get to talk!'

And when asked if she were intimidated by Hollywood veterans Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Aniston she said: 'My God, yes.

But the cast knows I’m new and they’re pulling me along.

Miss Aniston was recently forced to deny reports she was dieting in a bid to keep up with the figure of swimsuit model Decker.

Her spokesperson said: 'Jennifer has a trainer she works with all year round and has not specifically flown her in to Hawaii after seeing Brooklyn Decker.

'That's just plain silly.'

Decker has just been named the second hottest woman in the world by the magazine Maxim.

Best places to have on campus

2010-04-20T06:03:00.001-07:00

When it comes to making love, variety is the spice of life. Unfortunately, college life isn't conducive to exploration. Sure, students can learn new tricks at house parties, but sooner or later we realize that experimentation is like making a movie: It's all about location, location, location.

So unless you're making cheap porn about college coeds, you're probably looking for an exotic setting to, well, set the mood. If you don't have time to review a campus map between classes, consider the following suggestions next time you're feeling hot under the zipper.

Japanese Garden: Tucked neatly behind the East-West Center, the Japanese Garden provides the perfect for a romantic getaway on campus. Surrounded by grassy knolls and stands of bamboo, you can't resist succumbing to the pleasures of nature. The ambiance itself is orgasmic, as evidenced by the koi stream and flowing waterfalls. But watch out for visitors to the tea house; howling animals and Buddhist ceremonies don't mix.

Andrews Amphitheatre: Last year, a university groundskeeper found a pineapple grenade just outside of the amphitheater's walls. I woudn't mention it here, except for the fact that the grenade was from World War II. If it took 60 years for security to uncover military munitions, what are the odds that you'll get caught? Granted, the bomb was embedded in the ground, but surely you can find something to bury yourself in?

Kennedy Theatre terrace: If your girlfriend doesn't like cement beneath her knees, this may not be the place for you. If you like secluded places with scenic views, though, you're in for a treat. Situated outside of the theater's second-floor lobby, the terrace overlooks the East-West Center's sensual landscape. You'll have to walk through the theater to get to the balcony, but the trip is worth taking. If you're lucky, you might even your fellow classmates fornicating in the Japanese Garden.

Game Room: Campus Center may not be genitally friendly, but the game room is a different story. C'mon, joysticks? What could be more than that? Personally, I'd burn my lust (and my thighs) on the pool tables. Two-ball in the corner pocket!

Hamilton Library: Everyone's fantasized about making out with a library aide, so why not make the most of the opportunity? Why else would Hamilton Library be open for service 24-hours a day? You'll have to be careful not to disturb the bookworms, so screamers beware. Then again, the third floor is pretty lifeless and could use a little heavy breathing.

Most hated professor's office: Don't tell me you haven't thought about it. There's no better way to get back at an annoying professor than by breaking into his office, bending your girlfriend over his desk and knocking the diplomas off the walls. Be sure to leave something behind, however, or your perversion won't pack much of a punch.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy getting dorm room debauchery as much as the next guy. Eventually, though, the cramped space becomes as constraining as an expired condom. That's when imagination comes in handy. And isn't creativity what colleges are all about?

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2010-04-10T07:28:00.000-07:00

Under the terms of the order, Hall must attend an approved alcohol-misuse course. If she completes it without breaching any of its terms, the DBO could be lifted after 12 months.

Since their introduction in September, police and local authorities can ask magistrates to impose the orders on anyone responsible for alcohol-fuelled crime or anti- social behaviour to stop them drinking or entering licensed premises.

They cannot be issued to anyone with mental health problems or alcoholics.

But Rachel Seabrook, spokesman for the Institute of Alcohol Studies, said: 'I think most of the disorder problems we see around alcohol reflects a lack of police enforcement powers and policing laws.

'I am not opposed in principle but I do have doubts about whether it's a realistic thing to enforce. How can a police officer in, say Wales, know whether this women has been banned if she turns up in his town?'

A study by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation last year found that female binge drinking had almost doubled over the last decade. According to Government statistics, the number of women involved in alcohol-related crime rose 30 per cent between 2005 and 2007.

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Woman becomes first person banned from EVERY pub and club in the country

2010-04-10T07:22:00.000-07:00

A woman has become the first person to be banned from buying or drinking alcohol anywhere in England and Wales.

Laura Hall, 20, was issued with a Drinking Banning Order - nicknamed Booze Asbos - which bars her from entering any pub, club, off-licence or bar.

The two-year order also bans Hall from buying alcohol at any other establishment or shop, carrying it in an unsealed container or drinking it in a public place.

Police applied to magistrates after Hall was convicted of breaching an Asbo imposed for drink-related anti-social behaviour.

She has been convicted of a series of public order offences, and had flouted bans from pubs and clubs through local Pub-Watch schemes in her home town of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.

Kidderminster Magistrates' Court heard yesterday that Hall faces a £2,500 fine if she breaks the conditions of the order.

Sergeant David Roberts, of West Mercia Police, said: 'There have been some Drinking Banning Orders issued already but this is the first to be issued on a nationwide basis.

'It bans Laura Hall from drinking or buying alcohol in any licensed premises across England and Wales. The conditions will also help to protect the public from the anti-social effects of Laura's behaviour.'

Officers applied for a DBO rather than another Asbo because Hall would be at risk of prison if she breached it again.

'We want to rehabilitate her rather than send her straight to jail, and hope the banning order will help Laura address her problems,' he said.

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Iranian cleric: Promiscuous women cause quakes

2010-04-10T07:10:00.000-07:00

A senior Iranian cleric says women who wear immodest clothing and behave promiscuously are to blame for earthquakes.

Iran is one of the world's most earthquake-prone countries, and the cleric's unusual explanation for why the earth shakes follows a prediction by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that a quake is certain to hit Tehran and that many of its 12 million inhabitants should relocate.

"Many women who do not dress modestly ... lead young men astray, corrupt their chastity and spread adultery in society, which (consequently) increases earthquakes," Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi was quoted as saying by Iranian media. Sedighi is Tehran's acting Friday prayer leader.

Women in the Islamic Republic are required by law to cover from head to toe, but many, especially the young, ignore some of the more strict codes and wear tight coats and scarves pulled back that show much of the hair.

"What can we do to avoid being buried under the rubble?" Sedighi asked during a prayer sermon Friday. "There is no other solution but to take refuge in religion and to adapt our lives to Islam's moral codes."

Seismologists have warned for at least two decades that it is likely the sprawling capital will be struck by a catastrophic quake in the near future.

Some experts have even suggested Iran should move its capital to a less seismically active location. Tehran straddles scores of fault lines, including one more than 50 miles (80 kilometers) long, though it has not suffered a major quake since 1830.

In 2003, a powerful earthquake hit the southern city of Bam, killing 31,000 people — about a quarter of that city's population — and destroying its ancient mud-built citadel.

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Cara memilih ayam kampus

2010-04-10T07:07:00.000-07:00

A divine authority told me to tell the people to make a general repentance. Why? Because calamities threaten us," Sedighi said.

Referring to the violence that followed last June's disputed presidential election, he said, "The political earthquake that occurred was a reaction to some of the actions (that took place). And now, if a natural earthquake hits Tehran, no one will be able to confront such a calamity but God's power, only God's power. ... So let's not disappoint God."

The Iranian government and its security forces have been locked in a bloody battle with a large opposition movement that accuses Ahmadinejad of winning last year's vote by fraud.

Ahmadinejad made his quake prediction two weeks ago but said he could not give an exact date. He acknowledged that he could not order all of Tehran's 12 million people to evacuate. "But provisions have to be made. ... At least 5 million should leave Tehran so it is less crowded," the president said.

Minister of Welfare and Social Security Sadeq Mahsooli said prayers and pleas for forgiveness were the best "formulas to repel earthquakes."

"We cannot invent a system that prevents earthquakes, but God has created this system and that is to avoid sins, to pray, to seek forgiveness, pay alms and self-sacrifice," Mahsooli said.

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