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Fifty Mistakes Men Make When Having Sex

Mon, 20 Nov 2006 12:30:25 GMT

clipped by: Scattered_Fusion
clipper's remarks: Well here's 5. Check the site for the rest.

1 Going straight for the naughty bits

You've got to be sensitive to the fact that a woman is more likely to be irritated than aroused when a man dives for her breasts and vulva after a few minutes' perfunctory kissing. While you might get to feel the goods, you're not going to be invited back.

2 Not knowing how to kiss sensitively

Passionate or sensitive, firm or gentle, good kissing is an art form which lubricates the wheels of sex and gets everyone in the mood for more intimacy. Learn how to kiss, and do it well. That doesn't mean sticking your tongue in her mouth and wiggling it around like you're trying to floss her teeth.

3 Being too rough when you touch her erogenous zones

Men like a firmer touch than women, especially when it comes to our penises. So if you touch her clitoris with as much force as you apply to your penis when you masturbate, she's most likely to howl with pain - and then kick you out of bed. Remember: the clitoris has twice as many nerve endings as the penis, in a much smaller area. Treat it with respect. It's the only organ in the human body that has no function other than to provide pleasure.

4 Not stroking and caressing her

A woman's second biggest sex organ is her skin. (The first is her mind.) You can make your touch on any part of her body into a sexy caress, but you have to focus on what you're doing and put some sexual energy into your fingers while you caress her. That means not thinking about the baseball game while you're giving her a sensuous massage.

5 Locking onto her nipples like a suckling child

Yes, we know it's fun for you. To her it just feels like she's got a teething infant hanging off her breast. Lick and kiss around her whole breast before you go for the nipple, then flick your tongue gently across the nipple and around the areolae. If she likes what you're doing, you'll know by her moans of pleasure.

Tags: sex, mistakes, men, woman, entertainment, education, true

62 Little Known Uses Of Vinegar

Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:56:42 GMT

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Clip Source: odyb.net

62 Little Known Uses Of Vinegar

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Published July 12th, 2007 in Food / Cooking, Discoveries.

Clip Source: odyb.net

Remove stubborn coffee stained cups and pots.

Fill the cup with vinegar overnight, then rinse with hot soapy water.

Relief Jellyfish stings.

Dot the irritation with vinegar to relieve itching.

Relieve a sore throat.

Put two teaspoons of vinegar in your humidifier. Check out these other natural remedies for recovering from a sore throat.

Soothe sunburn pain.

Apply undiluted vinegar to the burn.

Dandruff treatment.

Simply pour a few tablespoons of vinegar on your hair and massage into your scalp. Wait a few minutes, then rinse and wash hair like normal. Try this for a few days until you see results. It restores chemical balance to the skin.

Longer-lasting pantyhose.

Add one tablespoon of vinegar to the rinse water when washing, and your pantyhose will last longer.

Remove perspiration stains from clothes.

Apply one part white vinegar to four parts water, then rinse.

Tags: vinegar

Arabic words used in English

Mon, 02 Apr 2007 22:51:00 GMT

clipped by: mona

Clip Source: www.al-bab.com

Arabic words in English

admiral
adobe
alchemy
alcohol
alcove
alembic
alfalfa
algebra
algorithm
alkali
almanac
amalgam
aniline
apricot
arsenal
arsenic
artichoke
assassin
aubergine
azure

Betelgeuse
bint
borax
cable
calabash
calibre
caliph
camel
camise
camphor
candy
cane
cannabis
carafe
carat
caraway
carmine

carob
casbah
check
checkmate
cinnabar
cipher
coffee
copt
cotton
crimson
crocus
cumin
damask
dhow
dragoman
elixir
emir
fakir
fellah
garble
gauze
gazelle
ghoul

giraffe
grab
guitar
gypsum
halva
harem
hashish
hazard
henna
hookah
imam
influenza
jar
jasmine

kohl
lacquer
lake
lemon
lilac
lime
lute
magazine
mahdi
marabout
marzipan
massacre
massage
mastaba
mate
mattress
mecca
minaret
mizzen
mocha
mohair
monsoon
mosque
muezzin
mufti
mullah
mummy
muslim
muslin
myrrh
nabob
nacre
nadir
orange
ottoman

racket
safari
saffron
saloop
sash
scallion
senna
sequin
serif
sesame
shackle
sheikh
sherbet
shrub

talc
talisman
tamarind
tambourine
tarboosh
tare
tariff
tarragon
Trafalgar
typhoon

zenith
zero

sofa
spinach

sugar

Tags: language, arabic, english, words, list

101 Ways to Annoy People

Sat, 27 Oct 2007 22:25:55 GMT

clipped by: anthonyo
clipper's remarks: You have to check out the rest.

Clip Source: www.funny.com

101 Ways To Annoy People

1. Sing the Batman theme incessantly.

2. In the memo field of all your checks, write "for sensual massage."

3. Specify that your drive-through order is "to go."

7. Speak only in a "robot" voice.

9. Start each meal by conspicuously licking all your food, and announce that this is so no one will "swipe your grub".

13. Leave your turn signal on for fifty miles.

14. Name your dog "Dog."

15. Insist on keeping your car windshield wipers running in all weather conditions "to keep them tuned up."

17. Claim that you must always wear a bicycle helmet as part of your "astronaut training."

19. Forget the punchline to a long joke, but assure the listener it was a "real hoot."

20. Follow a few paces behind someone, spraying everything they touch with Lysol.

23. Make beeping noises when a large person backs up.

26. Finish all your sentences with the words "in accordance with the prophesy."

27. Wear a special hip holster for your remote control.

35. Staple papers in the middle of the page.

Tags: funny, jokes, annoy, people, 101, laugh, live, love

Tennis balls... Who KNEW?

Wed, 07 Feb 2007 14:54:16 GMT

clipped by: mcm180

Clip Source: ecclesia.org

Fluff your down jackets or down comforters and reduce static cling. Throw in a handful of balls while jacket is tumbling in dryer. The balls keep the feathers from clumping together so they're spread out evenly throughout the comforter or pillow.

Store valuables. Make a two-inch slit along one seam of a tennis ball, then place valuables inside.

Childproof sharp corners of furniture. Cut old balls into halves or quarters and use packing tape to affix the sections over sharp corners,

Make parking cars in garage easier. Having a tennis ball on a string from the garage ceiling so it will hit the windshield at the spot where you should stop your car.

Prevent a chrome trailer hitch from getting scratched. Slit a ball and put it over the trailer hitch as a protective cover.

Give yourself a foot massage. Roll your foot over a tennis ball.

Remove cobwebs from unreachable places. Wrap a tennis ball inside a dust cloth secured with a few rubber bands and toss at the distant cobweb.

Strengthen your grip. Squeeze a tennis ball in each hand.

Tags: handy uses for tennis balls

Love Is Blind

Wed, 07 Mar 2007 17:30:07 GMT

clipped by: Sorgalim
clipper's remarks: Other hormones, oxytocin and vasopressin, kick in later and appear to be crucial for forming long-term partnerships. Couples who have been together for several years show increased brain activity associated with these chemicals, when they look at pictures of their partner. Oxytocin is produced when couples have sex and touch, kiss and massage each other - the hormone makes us more trusting, helps overcome "social fear" and is important for bonding.

Brain scans of people in love show that the old adage "love is blind" really is true. While the dopamine reward areas are excited in love, regions linked with negative emotions and critical social judgement switch off.

Clip Source: www.newscientist.com

In the brain, romantic love shows similarities to going mildly insane or suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder. Studies show that when you first fall in love, serotonin levels plummet and the brain's reward centres are flooded with dopamine. This gives a high similar to an addictive drug, creating powerful links in our minds between pleasure and the object of our affection, and meaning we crave the hit of our beloved again and again.

Lust is driven by sex hormones such as testosterone, which can go off-kilter too. As can levels of the stress hormone cortisol, and the amphetamine-like chemical phenylethlyamine, increasing excitement.

Tags: brain, love, blind, obsessive compulsive disorder

50 Ways to Be Romantic on the Cheap

Mon, 02 Jul 2007 12:52:20 GMT

clipped by: Newfman
clipper's remarks: The rest are at the site....

Clip Source: www.bspcn.com

Write a poem.

Cook a romantic dinner.

Give a full-body massage.

Pack a sunset picnic.

Pick wildflowers on the way home.

Burn a CD with love songs.

Give dark chocolates.

Read poetry together.

Prepare strawberries with fondue chocolate.

Snuggle together on a rainy day.

Leave little love notes everywhere.

Send a love email every day.

Take a moonlit walk on the beach.

Snuggle together while watching romantic movies (Casablanca, Audrey Hepburn are my favs).

Get good wine, watch shooting stars.

Take a bath together (use bubbles!).

Bring home good coffee or a decadent sweet.

Take a walk down memory lane - visit some of the special places from your early days of dating.

Make warm chocolate cake for dessert.

Make a scrapbook with photos, mementos, and little notes from you lives together.

Kiss in the rain.

Ride a ferris wheel.

Sneak away from a party and make out.

Bring home great take-out, and light some candles.

Fix something or fix up the house just to make your partner happy.

Slow dance to romantic music.

Tags: advice

Struggle of a Mother and a Son against Cancer in 20 pics.

Thu, 19 Apr 2007 08:05:29 GMT

clipped by: thefoxalmighty
clipper's remarks: Really touching.. More than this clip, kindly visit that site and read through the pictures..

Clip Source: www.pulitzer.org

Racing barefooted after kicking off her flip-flops, Cyndie pushes her son Derek Madsen, 10, up and down hallways in the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento on June 21, 2005, successfully distracting him during the dreaded wait before his bone marrow extraction. Doctors want to determine whether he is eligible for a blood stem cell transplant,

Clip Source: www.pulitzer.org

Cyndie French, embraces her son, Derek Madsen, 10, on July 25, 2005, after learning Derek needs surgery to remove a cancerous tumor in his abdomen

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Derek Madsen, 10, gets a soothing massage from his mother,

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Shortly after his 11th birthday

gets a tattoo in preparation for radiation therapy

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On February 6, 2006, one of Derek’s cancer doctors recommends Cyndie contact hospice workers

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Cyndie French defies the rules and lets him drive up and down their street in West Sacramento

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Derek is tearful as Cyndie tries to reason with him

Derek fires back: "I don't care! Take me home. I'm done, Mom. Are you listening to me? I'm done."

Clip Source: www.pulitzer.org

Renée C. Byer

Tags: cancer, medicine

Female Geek Euphemisms for Masturbation (SFW)

Tue, 15 May 2007 06:31:09 GMT

clipped by: coconutshell
clipper's remarks:

Clip Source: www.bbspot.com

Female Geek Euphemisms for Masturbation

11.

Pwning the nub

10.

The Hand Solo

Exploring Pi with two digits

Enjoying a quiet evening alone with Philip K. Dick

Finger -m me

Testing out the rumble pad

Wiping the thumb-drive

Mounting the hard drive

Exercising the scroll wheel finger

Giving Yoda a massage

Warming up the soldering iron

Tags: humour, humor, women, list, geek

DIY Massage

Fri, 04 May 2007 03:51:07 GMT

clipped by: wurdzgurl
clipper's remarks: First of all there is something strangely erotic about this whole diy massage. Second I don't know if I'm comfortable giving myself a nude massage. I'm sure I'll have to insist that I wear some clothing so that I don't get uncomfortable with myself.

Clip Source: www.wikihow.com

Loosen up your muscles with a warm bath. Soaking in Epsom salt alone will help to aleviate soreness.

Dry yourself with a warm towel from the dryer.

Keep your clothing off, as skin-to-skin contact is much more effective than massaging through clothing. Using massage lotion (or any lotion) will help reduce friction

Start at the back of your head (don't get lotion in your hair!) and work down towards the shoulders.

For the lower back: You can wear clothes for this.

Tags: diy, massage

24 hours in pictures - July 18

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 18:06:36 GMT

clipped by: righthand

Clip Source: www.guardian.co.uk

Australia: Actors perform Stations of the Cross

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Los Angeles, US: Strange Fruit, an Australian performing arts company, performs Swoon

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Berlin, Germany: A model during Sisi Wasabi's spring/summer 2009 collection

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Prague, Czech Republic: A visitor's silhouette in a newly discovered tunnel beneath the city

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models of the air monitoring stations in the city at the Beijing Environmental Protection Monitoring Centre

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Spain: A sculpture called Splash

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Tall Ships

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Amritsar city, India: A wrestler gets a massage as part of his daily exercise routine

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Gaza Strip: A Palestinian boy stands outside a makeshift tent

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ir-conditioned stables of the Shatin Olympic Equestrian venue

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2008 Open golf

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Seoul, South Korea: Riot police blast water at anti-government protesters

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Tokyo, Japan: People wear replica gas masks at the premiere of the movie The Happening

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Srinagar, India: A Kashmiri Muslim woman prays at the shrine of Sheikh Hamza Makhdoomi, a Sufi saint

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Islamabad, Pakistan: A girl at a food distribution centre

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Thailand:

Tags: photos

Good Agile, Bad Agile (or Why Google is Unstoppable)

Wed, 11 Oct 2006 03:55:03 GMT

clipped by: Kore7
clipper's remarks: Steve Yegge on the benefits and mostly drawbacks of agile programming. Probably the most interesting portion is his insider's look into the development atmosphere at Google, where a controlled type of agile programming runs rampant, with huge results. Oh and did he menion the perks?

And there are still other incentives; the list goes on and ON and ON; the perks are over the top, and the rewards are over the top, and everything there is so comically over the top that you have no choice, as an outsider, but to assume that everything the recruiter is telling you is a baldfaced lie, because there's no possible way a company could be that generous to all of its employees, all of them, I mean even the contractors who clean the micro-kitchens, they get these totally awesome "Google Micro-Kitchen Staff" shirts and fleeces.

Clip Source: steve-yegge.blogspot.com

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

First, and arguably most importantly, Google drives behavior through incentives. Engineers working on important projects are, on average, rewarded more than those on less-important projects. You can choose to work on a far-fetched research-y kind of project that may never be practical to anyone, but the work will have to be a reward unto itself. If it turns out you were right and everyone else was wrong (the startup's dream), and your little project turns out to be tremendously impactful, then you'll be rewarded for it. Guaranteed.

The rewards and incentives are too numerous to talk about here, but the financial incentives range from gift certificates and massage coupons up through giant bonuses and stock grants, where I won't define "giant" precisely, but think of Google's scale and let your imagination run a bit wild, and you probably won't miss the mark by much.

There are other incentives. One is that Google a peer-review oriented culture, and earning the respect of your peers means a lot there. More than it does at other places, I think. This is in part because it's just the way the culture works; it's something that was put in place early on and has managed to become habitual. It's also true because your peers are so damn smart that earning their respect is a huge deal. And it's true because your actual performance review is almost entirely based on your peer reviews, so it has an indirect financial impact on you.

Tags: programming, development, agile, google, business, perks, rewards, incentive, respect, developers, employees

25 Ways to Help a Fellow Human Being Today

Fri, 23 May 2008 14:03:13 GMT

clipped by: lifecyce1898

Clip Source: zenhabits.net

“If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.” - Dalai Lama

Smile and be friendly

Call a charity to volunteer

Donate something you don’t use

Make a donation

Redirect gifts

Stop to help

Teach

Comfort someone in grief. Often a hug, a helpful hand, a kind word, a listening ear, will go a long way when someone has lost a loved one or suffered some similar loss or tragedy.

Help them take action

Buy food for a homeless person

Lend your ear

Help someone on the edge

Help someone get active

Do a chore

Give a massage

Send a nice email

Show appreciation, publicly

Donate food

Just be there

Be patient

Tutor a child

Create a care package

Lend your voice

Offer to babysit

Love

How far that little candle throws his beams!
So shines a good deed in a weary world.
- William Shakespeare

Pray Away Gay

Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:29:53 GMT

clipped by: debbyski
clipper's remarks: "What, if anything do you think Ted Haggard will say publicly about his experience? Certainly if the evangelical former pastor has not truly reclaimed his heterosexuality after the very strict re-programming, it would be a serious blow to the ex-gay industry if he were to come forward and say that he now realizes that his same-sex desires are neither evil or wrong and that these cures have nothing to do with getting right with God."

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After three weeks of intensive "restoration" therapy, former megachurch leader, meth-purchaser and intimate man-on-man massage enthusiast Ted Haggard declared that he was "completely heterosexual."

Even so, he ran into quite a bit of trouble during the follow-up part of his spiritual restoration, planning to move into a Phoenix halfway house, the Dream Center, to "minister to men" there while working toward his degree in counseling. The that invitation was withdrawn after Ted sent out a boldly insane "fund-me-please" letter asking for fans to support him rather than getting himself a j-o-b.

It also didn't go over well with his de-gaying team that the letter was sent out from a Colorado Springs outfit called "Families With a Mission," run by Paul G. Huberty who is registered as a sex offender (in Hawaii for "sodomy and indecent acts" with "a 17-year-old female).

Tags: no, way, baby

The science of lust

Wed, 06 Aug 2008 06:26:55 GMT

clipped by: einbar
clipper's remarks: ' the hormone makes us more trusting, helps overcome "social fear" and is important for bonding".

Clip Source: www.spurdesign.com

Clip Source: www.newscientist.com

Other hormones, oxytocin and vasopressin, kick in later and appear to be crucial for forming long-term partnerships. Couples who have been together for several years show increased brain activity associated with these chemicals, when they look at pictures of their partner. Oxytocin is produced when couples have sex and touch, kiss and massage each other - the hormone makes us more trusting, helps overcome "social fear" and is important for bonding.

Brain scans of people in love show that the old adage "love is blind" really is true. While the dopamine reward areas are excited in love, regions linked with negative emotions and critical social judgement switch off.