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The popular TV show “Lost” now has its own podcast. Tune in to listen to Daniel Dae Kim (Jin) and Josh Holloway (Sawyer) dish about the ABC drama and their characters.

http://abc.go.com/primetime/lost/podcasts.html

Life

Even the happiest occasions in life can be stressful enough to make you faint. Consider the video of collapsing grooms on this site, for instance.

www.wimp.com/peoplefainting

Surprise yourself five, 10 or 20 years down the road with an e-mail blast from the past. Write your missive, schedule a future delivery date and patiently wait for your narrative time capsule to show up in your inbox.

http://futureme.org

Nature

Hurricane season may be drawing to a close, but that’s no guarantee Mother Nature won’t whip up some more wild weather. Take a look at these reader-submitted examples of tornadoes, lightning and other meteorological messes on this dramatic photo site.

www.leesweather.com/Weather_Photos.htm

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