News Headlines (242) 13 May 2013

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► SEX TODAY

► ASK MEN

■ 7 Things Women Find Boring In Bed
■ 5 Ways To Avoid Sexual Boredom

► ASK ME

■ Alas, in what year when sex is fun?
■ He's so handsome. I feel I want to make love with him. Now.

► Psychologytoday 3 April, 2009 : "Not Tonight, Dear..." Explaining Sexual Boredom

► LIVE SCIENCE

■ 13 March 2013 : How 'Zombie Worms' Have Sex in Whale Bones
■ 1 April 2013 : Male Bats Caught Performing Oral Sex on Females
■ 1 February 2012 : Why Women Lose Interest in Sex
■ 22 June 2012 : 'Manly' Hormone Turns Women onto Masturbation (But Not Sex)
■ 31 December 2008 : What Science Says about Enlightened Sex

► How to Handle Saying Someone Else's Name During Sex? Learn how to handle saying someone else's name during sex with these strategies.

Step 1: Ignore it
Ignore it. With any luck, your partner was too into the action to notice. And even if they did, chances are they'd just as soon pretend it didn't happen too. Either way, no good will come of bringing it up if they're willing to overlook it.

Step 2: Deny it
If confronted, deny, deny, deny. Unless they're recording the encounter, they'll have no proof you said someone else's name during sex.

Tip : Try breaking the tension by saying you refuse to answer any more questions without the presence of an attorney.

Step 3: Trivialize it
Trivialize it by retorting, "Oh, like _you've_ never said someone else's name during sex." If you act like it's no big deal, maybe they will too.

Step 4: Deflect it
Deflect your blunder with psychobabble: Include the words subconscious, fixation, validate, safety, and inner child in any combination that at least approaches a logical explanation.

Step 5: Explain it
Come up with a plausible, innocent explanation why someone else's name popped out of your mouth at such an inopportune time. Yeah, good luck with that one.

Step 6: Apologize    (I'm sorry, dahling...)
Say you're sorry. Because, at the end of the day, you owe your partner a big apology for saying someone else's name during sex. P.S.: An expensive gift wouldn't hurt either.

Did You Know?
84 percent of adults surveyed admit they've fantasized about someone else while having sex.

Published on Sep 6, 2011 by Howcast

► SCIENCE DAILY Apr. 29, 2009   : Seven-Year Itch? Boredom Can Hurt A Marriage. — Boredom, not only conflicts, causes couples to lose interest in their marriage, new findings indicate.

► DAILY MAIL 6 May 2013 : Seven-month-old Ryder Blair seems to be having a whale of a time as he 'learns to water ski'.

► HUFFINGTON POST 9 May 2013 : Bryan Zuniga Attacked By Alligator While Fleeing Cops 

► HUFFINGTON POST 12 MAy 2013 : Kim Kardashian: Kanye West And I Live 'Different Lives'

► US MAGAZINE 10 MAy 2013 : Jennifer Garner's Kids Put on Sunscreen Every Day

► TODAY in HISTORY

■ 13 May 1950 :  The first round of the Formula 1 World Championship is held at Silverstone.
■ May 13, 1979 ::  Capitulation right in Iran and all its extensions were cancelled for ever ||  ► CONCORTIUM NEWS : Waking Up to Iran's Real History

► NATURE | Born Wild: The First Days of Life | Lion Cubs | PBS

► How To Make a Baby. Ever wondered where babies come from and how they are made? This video will answer all your questions! No more awkward sex conversations with your parents, simply watch this video and I will show you how to make a baby step-by-step! Published on Feb 9, 2013 by HowToBasic

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► After bombings,Turkey says world must act against Syria

► Nineteen shot in New Orleans Mother's Day parade

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► Damascus denies role in deadly Turkey blasts. Turkey on Sunday said it has arrested nine people over the twin car bombings that left at least 46 people dead in a Turkish town near the Syrian border, as Damascus rejected allegations that it was behind the attack. 

► S.Korea lantern parade celebrates Buddha's birthday. South Korean Buddhists hold an annual lantern parade during the Lotus Lantern Festival to celebrate the upcoming birthday of Buddha which falls on May 17.

► Imran welcomes Pakistan vote but alleges rigging. Pakistani politician Imran Khan on Sunday welcomed the high turnout in the country's elections as a step forward for democracy, but said his party would submit a report on alleged vote-rigging.

► Devasted Syrian town becomes focus of drama series. The town of Daraya, south of the Syrian capital, has been under siege by regime forces for months as rebels struggle to maintain some sort of presence there. Most of the residents have fled, but amidst the devastation, a film crew has found an unlikely destination for a TV series.

► 19 hurt at New Orleans parade shooting: police. Nineteen people are hurt in a shooting at a Mother's Day parade in New Orleans, police say as the US city's mayor vows to find those responsible.

► Raw: 17 Wounded at New Orleans Parade Shooting. Gunmen opened fire on dozens of people marching in a Mother's Day second-line parade in New Orleans on Sunday, wounding at least 17 people, police said. (May 12)

► Kids Among Victims in NOLA Parade Shooting. Gunmen opened fire on dozens of people marching in a neighborhood Mother's Day parade in New Orleans on Sunday, wounding at least 19 people, police said. (May 12)

(Gun violence is American culture. So, if there's reportedly many people died or wounded because they were shot by guns, why do we cry over it? ehehehe....damn you, NRA!)

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► MAGAZINE

■ King James Bible: Writing all 788,000 words by hand
■ Rat meat and Chinese food safety

► Fears grow over deadly new virus
The World Health Organization warns that it appears "increasingly" likely that the new coronavirus can be passed between people in close contact.

* How threatening is the coronavirus?
* Saudi coronavirus 'kills five'
* Virus death reported in UK
* Sars-like virus 'spreads in people'

► Today's African Proverb : "A community leader without a pot belly is a stingy man" - Sent by Kojo Jantuah, London, United Kingdom

► 'Turkey won't act on Syria without US blessing'
► Odds stacked against fragile peace in Syria
► Turkey and Syria: From friends to foes
► Israel sets up 'secret' diplomatic mission in Persian Gulf

► VIDEOS

■ Military Millions: US spends fortune on Israeli Iron Dome amid efficiency doubts. The US says it plans to push further to get Israel and Palestine to the negotiation table, with Secretary of State John Kerry planning another trip to the Middle East. But the peace efforts are not stopping Washington from spending hundreds of millions of dollars on the Israeli military including funding the Iron Dome anti-missile shield. RT's Paula Slier has been hearing from those who say the defence system just isn't worth it.

■ Radicals & Opium: Afghan pullout sparks fears of future terror

■ Sightsee & Disclose: Berlin tours lift veil on govt lobby path in Germany


■ Stateless Citizens: Americans renounce citizenship over 'unfair' taxation & policies





■ 2 dozen injured in New Orleans Mother's Day parade shooting. At least 19 people, including two 10-year old children, have been wounded during a shooting at a Mother's Day parade in New Orleans. It's thought up to 3 gunmen may have opened fire on the crowds. RT's Gayane Chichakyan reports.

► Capitalism taking root in Cuba. After decades of strict central control, Cuba appears to be slowly liberalising.
Its citizens are now able to leave the communist country on holidays. In the economic sphere, capitalism appears to be emerging in the country. Farmers can now sell their produce at prices they set themselves. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports from Havana.



► Canadian spaceman charms fans through music. Canadian Chris Hadfield went into space last December a relatively unknown astronaut. Now almost five months later, Hadfield is returning to Earth something of a star, with millions of online fans and followers. Space agencies around the world will be looking at how Hadfield captured the world's imagination, especially the young audience. Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley reports.

► Chris Hadfield : Space Oddity


Chris Hadfield in my previous post :

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