Health officials in Vancouver have already provided 100,000 free condoms to the roughly 7,000 ahtletes and officials at the Games. That's about 14 condoms per person. But as of Wednesday, those supplies started running dangerously low.
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Health officials in Vancouver have already provided 100,000 free condoms to the roughly 7,000 ahtletes and officials at the Games. That's about 14 condoms per person. But as of Wednesday, those supplies started running dangerously low.

The conservative blogosphere is abuzz about the new logo of the US Missile Defense Agency, which they say looks suspiciously similar to both the Obama campaign logo and the crescent moon typically seen on Islamic flags.
On Wednesday, the Drudge Report posted a picture of the agency's new logo -- a blue crescent with a wave of red stripes emerging from it -- above pictures of the Obama campaign logo and a crescent moon and star, a typical theme on flags of Islamic nations.
In a Facebook note addressed to Fox Hollywood (as opposed to Palin's own employer, Fox News), Palin said the episode "felt like another kick in the gut." (Two weeks ago, Palin called for White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel to be fired after he called liberal groups thinking of running health care-related ads against Democratic lawmakers "F---ing retarded.") Palin then turned the note over to daughter Bristol:
The Democratic National Committee is attacking Newt Gingrich and Kit Bond for "playing politics with terror trials," pointing to recent appearances by the two men on television to make their point.
The DNC criticizes Gingrich for his comments on "The Daily Show," which you can watch below. In the interview, host Jon Stewart pressed Gingrich on his criticism of the decision to read Miranda rights to Christmas Day bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab. Stewart noted that shoe bomber Richard Reid, who was detained during the Bush administration, was also mirandized.
Gingrich responded that Reid was an American citizen – a claim the former House speaker later admitted was not true on Twitter with this Tweet: "On daily show was wrong re: ShoeBomber citizenship, was thinking of Padilla. Treating terrorists like criminals wrong no matter who is Pres."
The point is that these bank executives are not free agents who are earning big bucks in fair competition; they run companies that are essentially wards of the state. There’s good reason to feel outraged at the growing appearance that we’re running a system of lemon socialism, in which losses are public but gains are private. And at the very least, you would think that Obama would understand the importance of acknowledging public anger over what’s happening.
But no. If the Bloomberg story is to be believed, Obama thinks his key to electoral success is to trumpet “the influence corporate leaders have had on his economic policies.”
We’re doomed.
Senate Republicans made a persuasive case for abolishing or reforming the filibuster on Tuesday night when they blocked a routine nomination to the National Labor Relations Board that had been held up since April.
The GOP was joined by Democrats Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas in defeating President Obama's nominee, Craig Becker, by a vote of 52-33. The 52 votes were in favor of Becker, while the 33 were in opposition. In today's Senate, that's enough to block a nominee.
"I'm in my thirty-sixth year. I've never seen anything like it," said Judiciary Committee Chairman Pat Leahy (D-Vt.), noting that no previous Republican Senate leader would have allowed his party to filibuster such a routine nomination.
Leahy said that the overuse of filibusters by the GOP was leading Democrats to consider ways to modify it.