In Buckinghamshire, London a local company, Nude House, has placed an ad looking for women as programmers who are willing to work in the nude.

Chris Taylor, 63-Year Old Nude House Founder, says they are the only business in the world who’s employees don’t wear any clothes while at the office. According to Chris, it’s every nudest dream to work in an environment where you don’t have to wear anything, just clean, warm and happy place to work. Now since most of Nude House’s business is conducted online, nobody needs to know they’re naked. Now Chris has been a nudest himself for 20-years, and he claims that it hasn’t affected his business at all. In fact, he’s doing so well he’s planning to open up a new office in the near future.

Now the whole reason why he’s specifically looking for women, isn’t for the reasons your thinking of. Currently Nude House is operated by 7 nude males and 1 nude female and Chris feels it should be a little more balanced and not as male-dominated. ”Sex does not concern us and is not promoted by us – we merely provide an environment where the staff may be in offices that are all naturists,” Taylor told the Daily Telegraph.

But the biggest issue so far isn’t getting the applications, it’s identifying those job applicants who are only interested in seeing other naked people or trying to have sex with them. So far, seven women have applied for the $37,600 a year job.

The Retirement Home for Prostitutes also know as Casa Xochiquetzal (The House of the Beautiful Flowers), was established in Mexico City in the Tepito neighborhood.

This community center for sex workers, was inspired in 2007 by former prostitute, Carmen Munoz, when she saw how many old sex workers in Mexico City were sleeping on the streets. Carman was discussed at the sight and was determined to help in anyway possible. She spent many years lobbying for support from the government as well as local media. The mayor at the time, Andres Manuel Lopes Obrador, gave Carman an old run down 18th century house. Carmen spent much time transforming this house into what now houses 23 old Mexican prostitutes, with 45 current vacancies. Now there is only one stipulation when staying here (besides the obvious ones being an ex-prostitute), women have to be at least 60 years of age. Interestingly enough, women who stay at Casa Xochiquetzal, choose to continue practicing their job, even when they are required not to. All I know is this is truly the sign of a new age.

This mystery involves a carving of what appears to be an astronaut, found on the outside of a cathedral in Spain. Cathedral Ieronimus was built in 1102 AD by Episcope de Salamanca. Could this be a carving from someone who’s been to the future? Could this be some bit of technology that existed back in 1100 AD?

In fact its non of the above. In 1992 the Cathedral Ieronimus was renovated to add some additional modern and contemporary motifs. The reason for these motifs was in the tradition of the cathedral builders and restorers, they include contemporary motifs among older ones as a way of signing their work. The builder at the time, Jeronimo Garcia, chose an astronaut as a symbol of the twentieth century. This obviously debunks any and all suspicions of someone sent from the future. SOLVED!