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Tuesday April 7, 2009

Contest lures teens to write about their sexual experiences


WRITE a 3,000-word essay and win RM150 – only sex stories are accepted. These were the conditions of a writing competition for secondary students, reported Harian Metro.

A publishing house behind the competition stated that students must write their true sexual experiences. The company has printed at least 10 racy novels in the market.

The competition rules were printed at the back cover of its books, which are sold between RM8 and RM10 each at bookstores.

A father, identified as Hisham, 48, said he was shocked to discover books that had pictures of half-naked girls on its cover under his child’s bed.

“When I flipped through the pages, I was shocked to find 11 short sex stories compiled to form a novel,” he said.

Contest lures teens to write about their sexual experiences

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Latest "FL NEWS" from Johor Baru

Vice activities are back at the dark alleys of Jalan Bukit Ubi and Jalan Wong Ah Jang, reported Kosmo!.

A check by the newspaper showed that customers are flocking to the areas near the entertainment centres where prostitutes were seen in the alleys offering sexual services to passers-by from night till early morning.

The women would then bring the customers to a rented room in a shoplot nearby to have sex. A prostitute, known as Lisa, said she charged only RM60 for sex.

Another prostitute said her customers come by cars, motorcycles and some even walk there.

A pedestrian who usually pass by the area said the vice activities became more rampant a few months ago.

“If there is no demand, we would not have prostitutes plying their trade here,” he said.

Contest lures teens to write about their sexual experiences

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Published: Tuesday April 7, 2009

Rape at Cemetry??? Oh My God!!!!

By GLADYS TAY

CASE 1

JOHOR BARU: Two former marine police charged with abducting, raping and robbing an Indonesian woman here five years ago, were sentenced to nine years jail and whipping at the magistrate court here.

Both K. Paramasivam and N. Nandakumaran, 25, were charged under Section 376 of the Penal Code for raping the woman who was then 32 years old, at a Muslim cemetery at Jalan Mahmoodiah here on Jan 21, 2004 between 4am to 6am.

Judge Aliman Musri sentenced them to nine years jail and two strokes of the rotan for the offence.

They were also sentenced to nine years jail and a stroke each for committing carnal intercourse against the order of nature without the victim's consent by forcing her to perform oral sex, at the same place and time. On top of that, both men who now work as construction workers, were also sentenced to three years jail and one stroke of the rotan each for robbing the victim of her gold necklaces, mobile phone, passport and RM300 in cash, also at the same place. All three sentences are to be served concurrently.

Paramasivam, 27, was slapped with an additional six years of jail, another stroke of the rotan and RM1,000 fine for abducting the victim in order to subject her to their unnatural lust.

The same charge against Nandakumaran was dropped during trial. Lawyer Subash Ramasamy represented Paramasivam while lawyer G. Subramaniam Nair represented Nandakumaran. Deputy public prosecutors Zurina Sidik and Juanita Md Said prosecuted the case.




CASE 1
In another case, a 37-year-old labourer was charged for raping his 13-year-old neighbour at a Sessions court here.

Sarawakian Johnson Swee Anak Luyoh was charged with committing the offence on March 11 about 6pm, at a house in Taman Megah Ria, Masai near here. If convicted, he faces a minimum of five years jail or up to 30 years.

Deputy public prosecutor Zurina Sidik proposed to judge Aliman Musri that the bail should not be less than RM10,000, with a guarantor and that the bail should be rejected if the accused was found to continue harassing the victim.

Judge Aliman Musri set bail at RM10,000 and fix June 5 for trail.

2 ex-marine policemen get 9 years, rotan for rape, robbery

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Wednesday April 8, 2009

Rise in drug SEX parties worries


PORT DICKSON: More bungalows are being rented out for drug and sex parties, say the police.

In the latest case, police arrested 43 men at a bungalow on Jalan Pantai last Saturday following a tip-off.

Nineteen of them were found to be taking ganja and three others were in possession of the drug.

The men, aged between 26 and 45, were all from Kuala Lumpur.

OCPD Supt Mazlan Othman said police received many cases of holidaymakers renting private bungalows to hold such parties here.

“The number of cases are increasing. I must say the trend is worrying.

“We do not want this resort town to be turned into a drug port and for the people to have this misconception that you can get away with indulging in such activities here,” he said, adding that police had also seized four Ecstacy pills during the raid.

Supt Mazlan said the three men who were in possession of the drug were charged yesterday. The others were released on police bail.

“We know such parties are held at budget hotels and private bungalows.

“We want the owners of these places to know that they are duty bound to report such cases if they have knowledge of the activities,” he said, adding that police would increase enforcement here.

Rise in drug parties worries cops

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Chennai man kills wife, has sex with dead body
By P. VIJIAN


CHENNAI: In a ghastly incident, a wayward husband killed his breadwinner wife of 10 years for refusing to have sex with him and is then alleged to have had intercourse with the dead body.

The murder happened in Poonamellee, about 15km from this southern Indian city, when the jobless 34-year-old accused, Subash Krishnan returned home drunk last Thursday at about 1.30pm and demanded sex from his wife.

The victim, Shanti, 28, who supports the family by selling fruit juice on a pushcart, chided her husband for frequently demanding sex and failing to help out the family financially.

Infuriated by the rejection, the intoxicated husband allegedly assaulted Shanti and when she fell down and became unconscious, strangled her using a skipping rope.

“The accused admitted to both the crimes and the investigation confirms he had sex after murdering her.

“We are still waiting for the postmortem report and will know what exactly happened. He is in jail now,” Inspector N. Velavan of Poonamalle police station told Bernama Sunday.

The man is alleged to have had sex with the wife’s dead body and even inflicted injuries by biting her.

Velavan said one of the accused children discovered their mother’s dead body after returning from school and informed his uncle who called in the police.

The couple have two boys aged seven and 10. -- Bernama

Chennai man kills wife, has sex with dead body

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What do women want in a man?

A neosexual By Karen Brooks

ACCORDING to an extensive study by a deodorant company, the answer to the question "What do women want in a man?" is a "neosexual".
That is, a man who is both masculine and sensitive - someone who can light their fires and put them out simultaneously. Oh, and who doesn't hog the mirror.

(The company polled almost 3000 women from 14 countries.)

Demographer Bernard Salt, author of Man Drought, believes that Generation Y women, those aged between 20 and 35, want a mixture of Hugh Jackman (looks), James Bond (ruggedness), Jim Carrey (humour) and the youthfulness of Disney star Zac Efron.

If this is the "neosexual", then he's no more than an interesting cocktail of fantasy and "real" men who doesn't and cannot exist.

This won't stop big business, Hollywood and some women caught up in the fiction of finding the elusive "Mr Right" as if he's a generic brand, instead of "Mr-Right-For-Me" searching, marketing and trying on all types for size.

For years, corporations have been reinventing what it means to be "a man" and for different generations. The 1980s, in a reaction against rigid and sometimes traditional baby-boomer fathers as well as the narrow and threatening models of masculinity that were offered in popular culture, such as the muscle-bound Arnie Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis, saw the birth of the SNAG (Sensitive New-Age Guy).

Masculinity suddenly became a dirty word and something of which men (except in the world of celluloid) were made to feel ashamed.

Instead of being a genuine identity that attempted to undo centuries of gender-role indoctrination and free men so they could really explore options within masculinity and perhaps relate better to the opposite sex, it was exposed as a falsehood in which neither men nor women wanted to engage. Nonetheless, Hollywood offered us the pin-up SNAG boys such as Keanu Reeves and Matthew Broderick.

Against this watered-down version of masculinity, another beat its hairy chest: the retrosexual. Eschewing all things sensitive and new age, this type of man embraced facial hair, flannelette shirts, footy, barbecues, booze and broads.

He was a man's man and proud of it. You might recall the song, Bloke, by Chris Franklin, which became the retrosexuals' anthem. Remember, he was an ocker and loved knockers - not the kind that hung on doors, either.

Then, there was the metrosexual - the poster boy (David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Harry Kewell, Kaka etc) for targeted marketing who loved brands, fads and fashion, colouring his hair, wearing nail polish and make-up. His idea of a great weekend was to go shopping - with his female partner.

Corporations have spent many millions (and recruited the likes of David Beckham) trying to convince men that caring about their appearance didn't cast aspersions on their sexuality or mean they weren't masculine.

On the contrary, caring about how you look and smell spoke of someone so ruggedly masculine and in tune with being manly, they didn't care what others thought. This is why they had to spend time in the bathroom. The message worked.

Suddenly, self-love took on a whole new meaning.

John Wayne would be rolling over in his grave.

Amid all this apparent gender confusion, young men particularly have been sold a huge furphy.

What women don't want in a male partner is someone who (a) spends more time in front of the mirror than she does; (b) has waxed their eyebrows so they look like sperm; (c) shaves their legs; (d) steals their nail polish, eyeliner or mascara for purposes other than a Goth, emo or fancy dress party; or (e) buys his-and-her day spa vouchers for a gift.
Well, maybe some women would like that.

If there's one thing that years of gender debates and discussions about equality and equity has revealed, it's that we're all susceptible to persuasion.

We're also vulnerable to categorisation.

When are we going to learn that one size does not, and never will, fit all?

Masculinity, or masculinities as they should be called, come in all shapes, sizes and types. There's no doubt that diverse men express their masculinity differently. Some men, just like with women and femininity, express it in a dysfunctional, and personally and socially destructive way; some in a functional and meaningful manner that provides a role model to others.

What's evident is that what women want in men and vice versa cannot be reduced to one form.

Call it what you want, but a "neosexual" isn't "new"; it's nothing more than a corporate con selling us another version of masculine identity.

For those who have the sense to look beneath the surface, they'll realise that men who are sensitive and emotionally intact have always been there.

And these men are searching for the same qualities in a partner - qualities that as hard as we try, cannot always be labelled or defined and which certainly cannot be bought or sold.

Dr Karen Brooks is an associate professor of media studies at Southern Cross University, NSW, Australia


The Courier-Mail
April 15, 2009

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Maid 'poisoned' food with menstrual blood

AN Indonesian maid has appeared in a Hong Kong court accused of adding menstrual blood to her employer's food in an effort to improve their stormy relationship.

Indra Ningsih, aged 26, mixed the menstrual blood in a pot of vegetables in the belief that the recipe would help ease her difficult work environment, The Standard newspaper reported.

In some southeast Asian cultures, menstrual blood is thought to have special (KONG TAU) powers, the paper added.

The maid has been charged with one count of "administering poison or other destructive or noxious substances with intent to injure'' and has not yet entered a plea.

The report cited a prosecution statement that said Ms Ningsih's ingredient had been discovered after her female employer, surnamed Mok, peered through the kitchen door and saw the helper acting suspiciously.

She entered the kitchen and found the accused throwing something into the rubbish bin. When she checked the pot, she found a suspicious substance mixed with the vegetables and water, the English-language daily said.

Ms Mok later discovered a used sanitary napkin in the bin and called the police. Ms Ningsih told police Ms Mok had been unhappy with her performance since she was hired last July.

Maid 'poisoned' food with menstrual blood | Weird True Freaky | News.com.au

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ANYONE DARE to eat at restaurant NAKED???

This is real challenge........!!!!
Read on this link below:-


Naked lunch | Herald Sun



Warning, may contain nuts ... the "Clothing Optional Dinner" at a New York City restaurant is a monthly special for a group of nudists who wanted something a bit more elegant than the wilderness getaways and beach resorts they generally frequent / Reuters

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>>>>> Share this interesting news with your OC/FL/FB etc..... or brothers who wanna to find a fertile wife....


Study shows shrinking waistlines hits fertility rate

THE modern generation of women, with successful careers and high stress levels to match, could find their super-powered lifestyle is affecting their fertility.

An international comparison of women in 37 different populations and cultures shows that career women are more likely to look like Keira Knightley than Marilyn Monroe, even though the hourglass figure has previously been linked with improved fertility.

The research, published in the recent issue of the journal Current Anthropology, examines the shape of women around the world by comparing their waist-to-hip ratio, which is calculated by dividing a woman's waist circumference by the circumference of her hips.

University of Utah anthropologist Professor Elizabeth Cashdan says there is evidence the hormonal profile linked to a slim-waisted, non-curvy shape favours women in "resource competition, particularly under stressful and difficult circumstances".

The study suggests women who experience heavy work stress and are driven to succeed suffer a hormonal shift with their oestrogen levels affected by increases of androgens, hormones linked to competitiveness and strength.

Professor Cashdan says a small waist and large hips have significant fitness benefits for women.

Those women with a waist-to-hip ratio of 0.7, meaning their waist is 70 per cent the size of their hips, are less prone to chronic disease and are typically considered to be more attractive.

For a comparison, the study looks at the measurements of 240 Playboy centrefolds and finds they have an average waist-to-hip ratio of 0.68.

The average female waist-to-hip ratio is 0.82.

Fertility Society of Australia president Professor Peter Illingworth says it is accepted that extremes in body shape can affect fertility.

"If women are severely underweight or severely overweight, it affects the way that they ovulate and it affects their capacity to carry a child," he says. He describes the anthropological findings as "interesting" and relevant on a wide scale.

"I think we're looking at subtle effects across a whole population rather than an effect that would make a big difference of an individual woman's chances of having a baby."

Ref: Study shows shrinking waistlines hits fertility rate | The Courier-Mail

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Youth worker lures teen boys anxious to learn dating tips

The simple flyers distributed around Brisbane promise teenage boys the stuff of which dreams are made. "Attract and understand women," the flyers say, with the details of a free seminar that will "shift your thinking to become a dating machine" and "radiate coolness and irresistibility".

For all the promises, the flyers are scant on details - such as who can guide you through this transformation.

Instead, teenage boys looking to become a babe magnet are directed to Understand Women.

Teresa Lewis - who conceived the flyers and will run the seminar for boys aged 13 to 18 - said the simple marketing campaigning aimed at tapping into a tech-savvy demographic already had proved a success.

More than 100 Brisbane teenagers had signed up for the Fortitude Valley seminar on June 12. Lewis almost needs a separate flyer to explain her background. She is a youth worker, who works with teenagers recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. She is also a life coach, a clairvoyant, an "intuitive consultant", a mentor and a marriage celebrant.

Lewis said the idea for the seminar - and the planned consultancy services to follow - was a combination of several ideas.

There are already businesses who teach similar dating skills to single adults. Also, as a youth worker, Lewis said she saw the way teenage boys struggled with self-confidence and communication skills.

"This is about learning how to get past those social barriers, even if you've got pimples and you're totally hormonal," she said. Lewis said the seminar was not about helping hormonal youth have sex. "It's about understanding women and attracting women, but not with the goal of crossing that line."

Youth worker lures teen boys anxious to learn dating tips | The Courier-Mail

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Breaking News

Sex not the top male priority - study


MEN who tell women they value relationships over sex now have the weight of numbers to back their argument.

Almost 28,000 randomly selected men, aged 20 to 75, from the US, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Mexico and Brazil responded to a standardised telephone interview about their attitudes to life and sex.

The results, published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, showed men overwhelmingly rated attributes such as being seen as a man of honour and having the respect of your friends ahead of having success with women when assessing masculinity.

When it came to quality of life, one-third of respondents said being in good health was the most important factor, followed by a harmonious family life (26 per cent) and being in a good relationship with their partner or wife (19 per cent).

Just two per cent put a satisfying sex life as their top priority.

"Taken together, this body of research underscores the centrality to men of non-sexual aspects of the male identity (and) emphasises the importance of the couple relationship,'' German researcher Michael Sand said.

Sex not the top male priority - study | Breaking News | News.com.au


MY COMMENT

Mayb they interview the wrong men or interview the poor men.....
Men is harimau (tiger or hari-hari-mau).......

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Women more promiscious at sex than men, more unfaithful

YOUNG women are becoming more promiscuous, with more sexual partners than men. By the age of 21 they have had sex with an average of nine lovers - two more than their male partner.

Today's young women have been brought up on the bold and brazen bedroom antics of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her friends, the Daily Mail newspaper in the UK reports.

The "anything goes" sexual antics in Sex and the City and more recently, Desperate Housewives and for a short while, Lipstick Jungle, is being played out in real life.

And a quarter of young women have slept with more than 10 partners in the five years since losing their virginity - compared with a fifth of young men.

Young women are also twice as likely to be unfaithful, with 50 per cent admitting they have cheated on a partner - half at least twice.

Yet if their man was caught being unfaithful, 99 per cent of the 2,000 women surveyed said they would show him the door.

The sex survey, for More magazine in the UK, also found women crave more sex but still believe men enjoy it more than they do.

The survey follows a US study earlier this year that found teenage girls who watch a lot of TV shows with a high sexual content, such as Friends, Desperate Housewives and Sex and the City, are twice as likely to become pregnant.

The researchers for that study concluded: "One problem is that these and similar programmes glamorise sex while hardly mentioning its downsides, such as pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases."

Lisa Smosarski, editor of More, suggested that there will be no turning back for today's sexually confident young women.

"Our results show that after decades of lying back and thinking of England, today's twenty-something women are taking control of their sex lives and getting what they want in bed. And why not?

"Women today have increasingly busy and stressful lives juggling study, jobs, friends, family, career and their relationships," she said.

"Sex is a great and free way to relax, unwind and have fun in today's fairly stressful society."

The survey found more than half of the women were not in love with the person to whom they lost their virginity.

And only 32 per cent believed love to be an important factor before having sex.
Seven out of ten confessed to having had a one-night stand and a fifth had enjoyed more than five.

Only 1 per cent said they would wait until marriage to have sex.

One in four said they would marry for money whilst
39 per cent would sleep with their boss for a promotion.
27 per cent would have an affair with a married man, while
14 per cent would sleep with their best friend's partner.

It found that almost a fifth of the young women surveyed had contracted a sexually transmitted disease while 21 per cent had been persuaded by a man not to use a condom when they wanted to.

"Whilst women aren't embarrassed to take the lead in the bedroom, it seems they're not so forthright when it comes to contraception." Ms Smosarski said.

Women more promiscious at sex than men, more unfaithful

Women more promiscious at sex than men, more unfaithful | The Daily Telegraph

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Science students 'most likely virgins'

• Male science students 'most likely virgins'
• Female arts stuents 'most sexually active'
• Little knowledge of STD chlamydia

MALE science students are a university's most likely virgins while females who study arts subjects are the most sexually active, Australian researchers say.

A pilot study conducted at the University of Sydney saw 185 students, aged 16 to 25, quizzed on their sexual history and awareness of the sexually transmitted disease chlamydia.

It found arts students were "younger, more likely to be sexually active and to report having little or no knowledge of chlamydia''.

"Males in the study were less likely to have had sex as a group compared to the group of females in the sample,'' said the study, published in the journal Sexual Health.

"Science students were also less likely to have had sex compared to their counterparts in other faculties.''

Commenting on the research findings, Sydney-based psychotherapist Stephen Carroll said cultural factors would have played a role in the results, as many international students came to Australia to study science.

More female students (78 per cent) than male (22 per cent) agreed to take part in the extensive survey. More than half (66 per cent) of all respondents said they would be comfortable with their doctor performing a test for chlamydia, which can cause infertility in women, although they rated their personal need for a test as low. "Findings suggest that the most at risk group for chlamydia infection is not well educated about their risk of infection,'' the study found.

The study was undertaken by researchers including Dr Melissa Kang, attached to the University of Sydney at Westmead Hospital, who has previously investigated Australia's rising rate of chlamydia infection. Dr Kang found infection rates in women aged 20 to 24 quadrupled from 335 cases per 100,000 people in 1999, to 1300 per 100,000 people last year.
Females aged 15 to 19 had the second highest rate and young men aged 20 to 24 the third.

Science students 'most likely virgins' | News.com.au Top stories | News.com.au


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Your Say
How many women compared to men do science degrees compared to women vs men in the arts field. 1 man can get through a lot more women when he is outnumbered than the other way around...

s of sh "Boys also start having sex later than girls,'' Dr Carroll said.

"And who are the people at unis that go to the rave parties and the bar? ... it's not the nerdy boy science students.

"They're carrying on doing their experiments, going to the library or doing their assignments.''

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The women would then bring the customers to a rented room in a shoplot nearby to have sex. A prostitute, known as Lisa, said she charged only RM60 for sex.

That's really cheap if she offers 1 hr and includes room charges.

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Any brothers or sisters can explain why women breasts are getting bigger?
This is real articles. Read below:-


Boom in bust sizes for Aussie women, buying DD or higher

By Elle Halliwell, April 05, 2009

THE bra market is expanding, literally. Up to 40 per cent of Australian women now buy bras with a cup size of DD or higher , new figures from lingerie suppliers show.

In the 1950s, the most common bra-cup size was a B - three sizes less than a DD.

Modern breasts are getting so large that some bra companies have introduced cup sizes as high as K. Experts blame the cleavage boost on obesity, contraceptive pills and artificial hormones.

sales of DD-plus bras have grown from about 20 per cent of sales to 28 per cent in just five years.

Many lingerie labels such as Berlei and Triumph are now offering G cups while Fayreform, Freya and Le Mystere are producing select styles up to a size J.

Berlei brand manager Jane Edser said the company's range of bra styles, available in DD-plus, had, increased since 2005 from 75 per cent to 83 per cent, to cater for the growing market.

Bra company Eveden Australia launched a K cup into the market last year. The company's fitting specialist, Victoria Jubb, said obesity contributed significantly to the expanding chest sizes but the number of small-figured women with large breasts was on the increase.

"We're noticing a lot more girls with small backs and bigger bust sizes being fitted," she said.

Eveden's top-selling size is a 10G.

As women's chests have grown, the number of breast reductions have doubled in the past decade, said cosmetic surgeon Mark Goyen. "There's definitely been an increase," said Dr Goyen, who runs Sydney surgery the Alia Clinic. "I was doing about 10 to 15 female breast reductions a year, now I'm doing 20 to 30.

"There's no question that because the population is bigger their breasts are bigger as well, because it's all fatty tissue. "As women get older the amount of fatty tissue increases, and also the proportion of fat increases."

Sydney cardiologist Ross Walker said artificial oestrogens found in foods, plastics and cosmetics had also contributed to the growth spurt. Oestrogen in contraceptive pills also spurred the growth of breast tissue, Family Planning NSW research director Edith Weisberg said. "I think the higher-dose pills could, because the oestrogen causes development of the breast tissue," she said.

Larger, more cumbersome breasts often discouraged women from exercising, said body-image expert Jenny O'Dea, Associate Professor at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Education and Social Work. Dr O'Dea said that makes it even harder to lose the weight and can lead to further increases in breast size.

"One thing I find in my body-image research is that girls and women with large breasts tend to avoid sport and physical activity because it becomes a bit bothersome," she said. "They stopped exercising when they developed large breasts, whereas we want big women to do the complete opposite and be as physically active as they can."


Boom in bust sizes for Aussie women, buying DD or higher | The Daily Telegraph