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26 May 2005 |
Hecklerspray: Desperate Housewife Teri Hatcher, Lois Lane in the first television series of Superman, has decided she would strip for Playboy if she was paid $10 million.
The forty-year old former Bond girl then, in completely honest fashion, named her price for full exposure: "I mean, really, everyone has a price and $10 million is mine”.
 Desperate Housewives
6:00:40 PM 
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Slate: Elizabeth Lloyd has scrutinized 21 evolutionary accounts of female orgasm and makes a convincing case for the single account that treats orgasm as a happy accident, a byproduct of the role that male orgasm plays in reproduction and the sharing of early embryonic tissue by the male and female genitalia. The other 20 theories she dismisses as illogical or incompatible with data on women's sexuality.
 Slate
2:48:34 PM
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Red Nova: The more aroused you become before sex, the less self-conscious you'll feel about stripping off or trying something new. So take your time over foreplay - lots of time.
"Send your man tantalising texts throughout the day, or slip a note into his pocket describing what you plan to do to him later," suggests Anita Naik, author of Lazy Girls Guide To Good Sex (Piatkus, pounds 7.99).
"Keeping sex on your mind all day will really rev up your arousal levels, so by evening your only worry will be how fast you can get him into bed - not your cellulite."
 lovehoney.co.uk
2:38:30 PM
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Denver Post: More than 400,000 customers of a Canadian company that sells penis-enlargement products may be eligible to join a lawsuit claiming the oils and herbal supplements don't work, a Denver federal judge ruled Wednesday.
The ruling was a victory for Californian Jeffery Horton, who last year sued Leading Edge Marketing Inc. of British Columbia and a handful of related companies in U.S. District Court in Denver. It's also a win for his attorneys, who would collect a portion of any class settlement or court award.
 Snow penis, zumbojo, flickr
2:19:13 PM
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Blanket Hog: The Trojan Sexual Health Monitor, the condom company's annual survey of sexual attitudes and practices, provides some interesting numbers regarding sex education and contraceptive use.
Four in five (79%) of those who received a comprehensive education say they learned useful information about sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs) and safer sex, while only two in five (43%) of those who received abstinence-only sex education say what they learned was useful. And the comprehensive education continues to pay off: 83% say it gave them the tools to find and evaluate reliable information about STDs.
1:55:55 PM
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Medical News Today: Although the drugs used to treat Erectile Dysfunction, Sildenafil (Viagra), Tadalafil (Cialis) and Vardenafil (Levitra), have generally been proven safe, recreational use of these drugs is associated with higher risks of sexually-transmitted diseases (STD's), including HIV.
1:35:48 PM
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Babygirl, Suicide Girls:
you'll realize,
sex is nothing compared to making love.
Nope, not even close.
Sex is something that you can share with a stranger.
Making love includes the mind the heart and the mental.
So if you are not ready for love
state that in the beginning.
That way their won't be any misunderstanding or mixed emotions.
1:29:40 PM
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Daily Telegraph (Aus): A NSW District Court jury has failed to reach a verdict on all but one of 11 charges against three people accused of keeping a Thai student in sexual slavery. Sally Cui Mian Xu, 41, and Ngoc Lan Tran, 52, both pleaded not guilty to trading the 20-year-old woman as a slave.
Along with brothel receptionist Lin Qi, 28, the women also pleaded not guilty to three more charges – of keeping the woman in sexual servitude, running a business involving her sexual servitude and detaining her for advantage as a prostitute.
1:23:24 PM
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Indolink: When sex is less than twice a month, the couple become self-conscious and falls into a cycle of anticipatory anxiety, tense and unsatisfying sex and avoidance. Don’t let this happen to your marriage.
11:12:11 AM
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APP: Author Paul Ruditis says the book was never meant to sensationalize sex parties. "We just wanted to present an issue kids are dealing with," he says.
Bethany Buck, Ruditis' editor at Simon & Schuster, came up with the idea for the book and says she hopes it will "scare" young readers.
Blogcritics:   I have no idea what kind of parasite has infected the brains of the editors at Simon and Schuster, causing them to publish the book Rainbow Party by Paul Ruditis in the Young Adult category when it is so suggestive and inappropriate as to be on the verge of ponography. Their irresponsibility and complete lack of any kind of common sense leaves me stunned.
Closed Cafetaria: Here's a rich irony: I'm writing today about a new children's book, but I can't describe the plot in a family newspaper without warning you first that it is entirely inappropriate for children.
The book is "Rainbow Party," by juvenile fiction author Paul Ruditis. The publisher is Simon Pulse, a kiddie lit division of the esteemed Simon & Schuster.
9:18:49 AM
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Pop and Politics: On May 5th, CNN reported that the FDA was “about to implement new rules recommending that any man who has engaged in homosexual sex in the previous five years be barred from serving as an anonymous sperm donor.” The inference is that gay men will be prohibited from donating sperm because they may be a high risk for diseases.
There are many advantages to allowing people of all backgrounds to donate sperm and keep the gene pool diversified.
9:05:24 AM
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DCblogs: As I am beginning to embark on a possible relationship with a mouth-watering specimen of the opposite sex (oh that's a mouthful! No pun intended!), I begin questioning the lifestyle changes I'll have to adapt to. And the main one is: MONOGAMY.
8:45:25 AM
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Ediets: If your lover ever tells you his penis is so hard he feels it might burst, take heed. According to a news story on a British website, the penis of a 28-year-old Romanian man actually exploded while he was making love to his girlfriend.
The young man, Ilarie Coroiu, was taken to hospital in the Transylvanian town of Cluj after his girlfriend, Magdalena, 18, "felt something strange" and noticed that the bed was covered in blood.
The key to women's sexual pleasure: Shrouded under a delicate flesh cloak, it holds the key to women’s sexual satisfaction. In fact the word is most probably derived from the Greek "kleis" meaning key.
Through the ages, it is a key that has unlocked pleasure, pain and fear.
8:13:41 AM
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Mirror: It's one of life's cruel ironies. A woman finds a boyfriend, goes on the Pill - and goes off sex.
Now researchers have discovered that the problem of lost libido is worse than they thought.
Edifying Spectacle: Oral contraceptives work by curbing the production of testosterone, which governs sex drive in both women and men, and by raising levels of a substance called sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG), which ties up testosterone and blocks its effects. Some women suffer side-effects, including dulled libido, muted or non-existent orgasms and painful intercourse. …
The scientists measured levels of SHBG in the women every three months for a year and found they were seven times higher in users of the Pill.
8:09:55 AM
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NY Times: The defense in the Michael Jackson child molesting case rested today after Chris Tucker, the comedian, called Mr. Jackson's young accuser "cunning" and "manipulative."
8:08:19 AM
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Salon: A growing number of so-called asexuals insist that their indifference toward sex isn't a pathology, but an "orientation" like being gay. But some experts say that instead of comforting themselves with a label, "amoebas" should seek help.
8:07:03 AM
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