It’s easy to follow the bullshit, it is more enlightening to follow the truth.

A: Used consistently, female condoms are 79% to 82% effective at preventing pregnancy, compared with 85% for male condoms.

They are sold in drugstores for about $3.60 apiece (male condoms are about $1) and are latex-free. Each female condom can be used only once.

Female and male condoms should not be used together because friction could cause one or both to slip or tear. The female condom is lubricated, but you can add more lubricant and/or a spermicide if you want.

Advantages: The female condom can be inserted up to eight hours before sex. It stays in place even if the man loses his erection. It covers the area around the vaginal opening, so it protects a bit more against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) than male condoms do.

No other female contraception guards against STIs. Though the device may slightly decrease sensation, many women like being in control of their own condom use.

Our inside source: Angela Dempsey, MD, MPH, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston.

Just want to let the readers on Guam know about a phone scam that is circling the island.

The caller promises to help you get funding from Obama’s stimulus package for a fee of $100 to %250.

The offer is fake and the fee will get you nothing in return.

Giving out personal information to people you do not know can lead to identity theft. If you receive one of these offers, report calls to Bernie Alvarez, consumer advocate at 475-3324, ext. 171, or to send e-mail to balvarez@guamattorneygeneral.com.

Peter

There are no aliens. That alarm was posted because the ocean is rough out there. The following report should serve to remind you such.
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Swimmer caught in current, high surf rescued

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GUAM (MMD Newswire) January 11, 2011 — A swimmer caught in a strong current was rescued after he was pulled out to sea near Tanguisson Beach, Sunday evening.
Guam Fire Rescue 911 dispatch received a report of a male swimmer who was dragged outside the reef by a current, at approximately 5:45 p.m. GFR units, Rescue 1 and Rescue 2, immediately responded to the scene and notified Coast Guard Sector Guam who dispatched crews from Navy Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 25. Coast Guard Station Apra Harbor launched a 25-foot Response Boat – Small. Concerns about the high surf and rapidly approaching darkness added to the urgency of the response. According to the report, the swimmer appeared to be tiring after making several unsuccessful attempts to cross the reef line back to shore through the high surf.

The first responders on scene were Matapang Beach lifeguards, who were able to navigate the channel within the reef riding personal watercraft. The lifeguards located the swimmer in distress and pulled him to safety. GFR rescue units then escorted the swimmer to shore.

The Coast Guard advises all swimmers to be aware of strong currents, sea conditions and to swim with a partner. In the event of an emergency situation contact Coast Guard Sector Guam Command Center at 671-564-USCG.
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No, aliens, and nothing sinister there.

E.

The 4 people dived from the canoe into the sea. Then before we could reach them the canoe went in after them. It didn’t sink it dived in too.

I swear I saw this. We were later told that we didn’t see that. We sat up a perimeter and posted signs that said:
“You are advised to avoid venturing near exposed beaches and reefs as they may be life threatening.”

Then we sectioned off the beach area they would have come from and waited until some others took up the search.

Something non human is out there.

Brad