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During my house hunting trip last week, I finally found the apartment that I'm about to call home. And then last night, I realized I only have one more week at home with my family and the people I love.

People are often excited to hear that I'm in the military, that is, until I actually tell them what they do. Then, they look bored.

Why teen girls are sexier than women on TV; the 10 worst trends of 2010; what not to put on your resume; Google's new reading level search option; and a Canadian song showdown at the Oscars.

Why the “Mancession” is nowhere near over; the mystery of Wikileaks explained; Columbia provides free birth control for all; the upside of a devastating breakup; and Ryan Reynolds and Scarlett Johansson call it quits.

It seems the laid back, take-it-easy attitude of the land-down-under has gotten to Hillary Clinton. Clinton was interviewed by Aussie comedians Hamish and Andy on a recent visit to Australia and appeared uncharacteristically relaxed. The Secretary of State joked about bikinis and wrestling, and even graciously accepted a gift of gravy flavoured chips. Best exchange: Hamish: “Have you ever said the phrase 'You've just made a very powerful enemy?'” Clinton: “No, but I've thought it.”