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"Kim Kardashian Got Married Saturday Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries wed on Saturday in front of 450 guests at a private estate in Montecito, California. The bride wore couture Vera Wang and the groom sported Emenegildo Zegna. The bridesmaids all wore cream colored dresses (a la royal wedding), while the groomsmen wore black Zegna tuxes. The celebrity-studded guest list included Lindsay Lohan, Avril Lavigne, Eva Longoria, Ryan Seacrest, Kathy Lee Gifford and more, according to EOnline.com. Hurricane Irene Heads for Florida Well, it&amp;#039;s high hurricane season, and Mother Nature does not disappoint. Puerto Rico was hit pretty hard Sunday night by Irene, the first hurricane of 2011, and residents awoke Monday morning to flooded streets, laid trees and overflowing rivers. Luckily there have been no reported deaths so far. Irene may end up skimming Florida&amp;#039;s east coast, according to MSNBC.com, hitting Georgia or South Carolina by Saturday morning. Middle Class Americans Not Going to Church It&amp;#039;s old news that Americans are going to church less and less, but according to a recent report, it&amp;#039;s who&amp;#039;s going less and less that&amp;#039;s a surprise. In the last 40 years, religious attendance dropped to 37 percent of moderately-educated white Americans (high school/associated degrees), but attendance of high-income/high-educated white Americans (with at least a bachelor&amp;#039;s degree) only dropped to 46 percent, according to MSNBC.com. The stereotype is that middle class Americans are more conservative, religious people. So these findings came as a bit of a surprise. But what do you think, does it surprise you? How many of you still attend church? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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