Chinese science company, Guangzhou Haokian Bio, has registered its name for trademarks on contraceptives that will be named as a tribute to former President Bill Clinton and his former-intern Monica Lewinski. The condoms will have the Chinese spellings: Kelitun and Laiwensiji.

A survey that appears in the Oct. issue of Men's Fitness Magazine names Southern Illinois University along with the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, the University of New Orleans and Mississippi State University as the fattest colleges in the nation. Brigham Young University tops the list of fittest colleges, and Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois is in the top five.

Australia - land of sun, sand and. . . a few surfing mice? Australian surfing enthusiast Shane Willmott is training three mice by the names of Harry, Chopsticks and Bunsen, to surf small waves on tiny mouse-size surf boards at beaches on Australia's Gold Coast. The mice are put through some tough training in a bathtub first and then have their fur dyed when it is time to hit the beach.

50 contestants from 16 nations from around the world are competing for the title of 2005 World Memory Champion this weekend. The battle is being held at Oxford University's Examination School in the UK, where a winner is set to be announced by Monday.

New Yorkers who are familiar with the name Natalia McLennan are learning the news Sunday that the city's No. 1 Escort, has been arrested. New York Magazine recently labeled McLennan as the "Number One Escort In New York City", prompting McLennan to take to the air-waves as well as numerous newspapers and magazines giving details of her shady career as an escort for the wealthy including lawyers, politicians, and professional sports players, leaving some on-edge that a list will emerge of names ala Heidi Fleiss.