Thursday, February 14, 2013
COLUMN: Ten unexpected uses for condoms
National Condom Week is coming up and top drawers all over the country are becoming stuffed with the prophylactic devices. According to the website for National Condom Week, the tradition began at the University of California, Berkeley and spread to provide educational information at high schools, colleges and family planning organizations.
Sexually transmitted infection and pregnancy prevention are important when it comes to students because according to the Center for Disease Control, half of the 19 million cases of infections are among people aged 15 to 25 years, and almost 750,000 U.S. women aged 15 to 19 become pregnant each year, according to the Guttmacher
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Should Free Condoms Be Available at Local High Schools?
In January, the Jefferson Union High School District (JUHSD) board of trustees unanimously approved making condoms available in the high schools, which includes Oceana High School and Terra Nova High School in Pacifica.
The conceptual policy is being drafted by staff and will be presented to the board for final approval at a later date, according to a Pacifica Tribune article. The current policy allows students to receive condoms, but only if given to them by a licensed health care practitioner at the Daly City Youth Health Center.
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Russell Brand ALWAYS Wears Condoms!
You may not know it from looking at him, but Russell Brand always wears condoms.
ALWAYS!
And when we say always we might literally mean all the time no matter what.
Brand was talking with Howard Stern on his radio show recently when Stern kept implying that Russell didn't use condoms.
Source: Here
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Aphrodisiacs 101 – Common Date Night Foods
Food has always been known to help boost up our moods, even affecting out libido and how we perform in bed. Aphrodisiacs are known to help get us into a romantic mood and stir up our sex life. Just the scent or the taste of these foods might make a big difference on how your date is going to end.
Below are a few well known aphrodisiacs and what vitamins and minerals they contain.
Almonds
Almonds are used in many recipes, from sweet desserts to savory main dishes. These nuts are regarded as a symbol for fertility. The scent of almonds apparently help arouses a woman’s passion, according to midlevel poets. They contain a high source of magnesium, vitamin E and fiber, so have some French macaroons for desert with your date
Avocado
The Aztecs once called this fruit ahuacuatl, which translates to "testicle tree." Spanish catholic priests during the middle ages found avocados to suggest too much sexually that many of them forbade it. This creamy fruit contain potassium, vitamin B^ and folic acid. They can also help boost up your immune system. A Mexican dinner with some guacamole might just do the trick.
Chocolate
Chocolates have always been linked to love and sex. People would usually give their loved ones chocolates as gifts. It contains a psychoactive chemical that triggers phenylethylamine or the "love chemical". It also helps release dopamine which makes us feel happy. Eating chocolates has the same effects as having an orgasm when it comes to neurotransmitter release in the brain. Condom companies also use chocolates to promote safe sex, even making a chocolate flavored condom to make things more interesting.
Bananas
The banana’s shape alone suggests a lot. However, bananas have a lot of B vitamins, magnesium and potassium. It also has bromeliad enzymes and chelating minerals which enhance a man’s libido. Serve some simple banana fosters or even a banana split sundae after your date. Like chocolates, you can pick up banana flavored condoms for safe sex.
Basil
This herb goes great on pastas, meats and tomato sauce. Not only will it make the meal taste and smell better, its aroma is said to have aphrodisiac effects. If you can’t find fresh basil, you can use dried or even basil infused oil.
Oysters
Some people might not like the taste of these but others say that oysters help them experience the best sex they’ve ever had. Oysters are full of zinc, and paired with champagne is the classic romantic meal.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Removal of condoms from store at NUS stirs debate
Three things one cannot get from stores at the National University of Singapore? Tobacco, alcohol and, now, contraceptives.
Condoms were pulled off the shelves at Guardian’s branch at NUS on Monday, sparking raging online discussion over the right of students to have access to contraceptives on campus.
Source: Here
Discreet delivery to Dubai's doorsteps: Condoms
The Durex condom company wants to make sure when things get hot and heavy, people are prepared.
It has teamed up with creative agency Buzzman to start a business delivering condoms to people's doorsteps. Yes, just like pizzas!
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Condoms Used To be Made of WHAT?!
February is National Condom Month and the folks at Trojan have put together a handy-dandy video detailing the history of the popular contraceptive to celebrate.
We actually learned a lot from watching it: More than anything, we're grateful that we have a plethora of condom options and no longer have to use things like animal skins (i.e. the ones used to encase sausages), which were popular in legendary player Casanova's time. Um, yuck.
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