Friday, September 16, 2016

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215 million gallons of contaminated water used to process fertilizer has drained into the hole.

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11 Tips For Giving Great Head

They don’t call it a “job” without reason.

By Gigi Engle / Ravishly

September 15, 201633

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Blowjobs are good, wholesome, and very sexy fun. While they are enjoyable, I think we all know they don’t call it “job” without reason. It is a J-O-B.

From the complications of lockjaw and the gag reflex, to the integration of the ball sack and your trusty hands, there are a lot of factors to consider when you want to take your blowjob skills from mediocre to the stuff of legends.

Whether you’re a beginner or a blowjob queen, and at the risk of sounding like a cheesy women’s magazine: Here are 11 amazing BJ tips that will drive your man* completely wild.

1. The head of the penis is your safe place.

If you’re relatively new to blowjobs or are even just a bit uncoordinated with the whole hand/mouth situation, the head of the penis will be your savior. Treat it like a lollipop. Lick it, suck it, get it.

Under the head is small, valley-like groove; there are a shitload of nerves in this area of the penis. Run your tongue over it. No matter what your hands are doing, your man will love everything about this.

2. The taint is your friend.

The taint, or perineum, is the stretch of skin between the penis and the anus. It doesn’t look or feel like much, but it’s full of ~nerve endings.~ Whether you’re a blowjob beginner or a genuine connoisseur, the taint is often left unattended.

This is a travesty! You should most definitely incorporate the taint into your blowjob. It increases stimulation significantly and, let’s be real, can cut blowjob time in half. Trust me, it will have his eyes rolling into the back of his head. It’s fun and unexpected.

3. Tongue vibrators exist and they are life-changing.

I discovered the tongue vibrator when an editor of mine brought it to the office for me to “try.” Let me tell you, that shit is legendary. Tongue vibrators are cheap and easy to find. You can even order one off Amazon. You just slide it on your tongue on like a cock ring, flip it on and go for it.

The buzzing sensation will have your man tripping all over himself. Vibrators are super fun additions to any sexual scenario, even blow-jams.

4. Change up the positions.

Although porn would lead you believe otherwise, there are other ways to give head besides on your knees. Don’t get me wrong, being on your knees can be totally hot, but when you’ve got knee-pain or hardwood, it can be less than ideal. Instead, try something a little more manageable.

Have your partner lie on his back so you can go down on him at your own pace, while avoiding strain on your body.

5. Get some ball play up in there.

The difference between a good blowjob and a GREAT blowjob is getting all up in those balls.

Okay, so this is entirely my opinion, but I stand by it.

Get all up in his sack. Put your mouth on those bad boys. Lick them. There’s something so erotic about balls. They have this musky aroma that is just so fucking male. I can’t get enough. Join me.

Are you a ball-sack neophyte? Here is a helpful guide to handling your boyfriend’s scrotum like the true champion you are.

6. Deep-throating is fun, but not a requirement.

Whenever I ask friends of any gender why they avoid giving blowjobs, I get the same answer: the gag reflex. I feel that struggle. Engaging in a sexual act that makes you want to puke is not exactly sexy.

Listen, you don’t have to deep-throat. You may have heard otherwise, but you simply do not have to deep-throat a dick to make a blowjob good.

Is it nice? Yes, but if it sucks for you, it’s not worth it. If it makes you nauseous, just don’t do it.

7. When in doubt, consistency is key.

Changing it up with speeds and rhythms is great, but it can be pretty exhausting. I’m not the most coordinated lady in the land. Sometimes trying to keep my hands engaged on the shaft while my mouth is focused on that set of balls can be complicated.

If you’re having trouble doing a bunch of things at once, just be consistent. Use your hand to supplement your mouth on the shaft. Keep in time. You don’t have to get fancy.

8. Use your hand, baby.

Your mouth is not the only player in the blowjob experience, and thank goodness for that. Integrate your hand into your blowjob to avoid lockjaw. It’s completely okay to come up for air and jack your boyfriend off for thirty seconds if your jaw is getting sore.

BJ’s are a lot of work and can take a long time to finish. Not everyone has a mouth made of iron.

9. Wear whatever makes you feel hot.

Mood is essential when it comes to giving a blowjob. If you’re not feeling it, it won’t be fun for anyone. There are little things you can do to get you into it.

What you wear during a blowjob should be about you and only you. Get yourself some lingerie that makes you feel sexy. If you feel like a hot dominatrix, in charge of your partner’s pleasure as opposed to an awkward turtle with a dick in your mouth, it’s going to be a lot better for all parties involved.

10. Dirty talk is definitely not off limits.

Another great way to avoid lockjaw: dirty talk. How can you dirty talk with a mouth full of penis, one might ask? It’s all a clever mind game.

If your jaw is getting tired, just jack your boyfriend off. Start saying some dirty things to him. It keeps the mood alive while distracting him from the fact that you’ve paused the mouth action. If you’re not great at dirty talk, just describe what’s happening.

Say things like, "I love when your cock is in my mouth." Or, "You’re so big, it makes me hot."

You know what all guys love? Being told their dicks are huge. I can say that with complete confidence.

11. Flavored lube is loads of fun.

Dick taste is not for everyone and that’s totally okay. Flavored lube makes blowjobs a lot more engaging and palatable. Flavored lube also supplements your natural spit reserves. Your mouth can definitely get dry during a lengthy blowjob, and this puts a damper on overall satisfaction.

I’m a big fan of Good Head’s mint lube. It takes blowjobs from simply bearable to really fucking fun.

*This article was written with partners of cisgender men in mind, but Ravishly would like to acknowledge that not all men have penises and not all penises are attached to men.

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Thursday, September 15, 2016

KING FAMILY CONDEMNS USE OF BUSINESSMAN’S DEATH IN DE LIMA SENATE PROBE

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KING FAMILY CONDEMNS USE OF BUSINESSMAN’S DEATH IN DE LIMA SENATE PROBE

by Harry Roque

OFFICE OF REP. HARRY L. ROQUE

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16 SEPTEMBER 2016

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KING FAMILY CONDEMNS USE OF BUSINESSMAN'S DEATH IN DE LIMA SENATE PROBE

The family of slain hotelier Richard King condemns the use of the business man's death in the Senate investigation on extra-legal killings, Kabayan Party-list Rep. Harry L. Roque said Friday.
Roque, who used to be counsel for King, said family "is appalled by the gall of Senator Leila de Lima in dragging the death of the Crown Regency owner in her attempt to smear the name of President Duterte."
"The King family has already undergone enough trauma with the death of Richard. They are now being subjected to undue emotion distress because of the vain desire of Senator De Lima to discredit the President," Roque added.
Moreover, Roque said the King family is strongly denying the love triangle angle being peddled by De Lima's witness Edgar Matobato.
"Police Supt. Leonardo Felonia was charged for King's murder. Not once was it the name of Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte ever mentioned in the course of the investigation," Roque said.
"The story that seems to be the most popular is that a businesswoman paid ₱20 million to have Richard King killed. She contacted Felonia to look for killers," he added.
Roque said as a lawyer, he noted Matobato had "major inconsisrencies" in his testimony, including saying he was at the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force (PAOCTF) headquarters in 2003 when the task force was actually abolished in 2001.
"This was Senator De Lima's defense strategy: stage an offense knowing that the truth on her drug dealings will soon be revealed at the House of Representatives next week," Roque added.
Moreover, the neophyte lawmaker warned about the possible plot of the United States to unseat President Rodrigo Duterte.
"The Senate testimony came immediately after the President confirmed he wanted to pursue an independent foreign policy. It is too much of a coincidence that the testimony intended to pave the way for his ouster came immediately after President Duterte declared his independent stance," Roque said.
"Remember that US Ambassador Goldberg was kicked out of Bolivia for stirring a coup," he added.
Bolivian President Evo Morales expelled Goldberg out of the country in 2008 and declared him persona non grata for "conspiring against democracy and seeking the division of Bolivia."

Harry Roque | September 16, 2016 at 4:10 am

Einstein Never Knew He’d Help Shell Discover Oil

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Einstein Never Knew He’d Help Shell Discover Oil

Jul 8th, 2016

by John Donovan.

By Eric Roston: July 7, 2016

Albert Einstein suggested a century ago that large-scale cosmic violence—two black holes colliding, for example—might send gravitational ripples through the universe like a stone disturbing the surface of a pond. In September physicists in the U.S.conclusively detected gravitational waves for the first time, again proving Einstein right. While it’s a safe assumption he wasn’t thinking about how building a wave observatory might lead to finding oil and gas, two physicists in Amsterdam have started a company betting they can.

Innoseis’s prototype seismic sensor, not much bigger than a fist, looks like a box with a golf tee sticking out of it. Royal Dutch Shell, which is testing Innoseis’s sensors, hopes the lightweight, wireless technology can replace its standard surveying equipment. Each of Shell’s $100 million seismic explorations requires about 100,000 11-pound sensors, strung together with 6,000 miles of cable. Innoseis’s model, which is stomped into the ground every few yards, would in theory let the oil company deploy 1 million 1-pound sensors, covering much more ground, for the same price.

Innoseis’s path was obvious only in retrospect. Johannes van den Brand, an astrophysicist at the Dutch National Institute for Subatomic Physics, joined the hunt for gravitational waves in 2006, attracted by the scientific and engineering challenge. In 2009 he persuaded Mark Beker, a half-Dutch New Zealander with a master’s in applied physics, to pursue a Ph.D. in seismicity and gravitational-wave detection. To Beker, the research was a chance “to make what seems like science fiction no longer science fiction.”

Detecting how gravitational waves warp 3D space is tricky. The ripples are tiny. Instruments must be sensitive to 0.000000000000000001 meter, or about one ten-thousandth the width of a proton. And the earth, with its constant rattle and hum, is a terrible place to look for the waves.

To detect ripples, gravitational-wave observatories isolate their instruments from the earth’s interference. To subtract out low-grade seismic activity, or “Newtonian noise,” the facilities measure the ground outside and adjust accordingly.

Beker spent his first year of Ph.D. research on a seismic-listening tour of Europe, working on a way to account for Newtonian noise. He recorded what’s shaking, literally. In Germany he measured the ground near a factory. “You could tell from the seismic signal when people started, when they took a lunch break, and when they’d go home,” he says.

He and Van den Brand went looking for lightweight seismic sensors and wound up designing some themselves. In 2012 their research caught the attention of Wim Walk, a physicist who manages Shell’s seismic oil-hunting technology. The company needed to investigate earthquakes near facilities around the Dutch town of Groningen, where natural gas extraction has been linked to seismic activity. Walk suggested that Innoseis refine its sensors: They had to be small, cheap, and tough enough to survive extreme temperatures, or the occasional truck wheel.

The company is still testing Innoseis’s equipment. The prototype combines an analog instrument that measures ground movement with a software system that dramatically shrinks power demand (and thus weight and cost) by switching on gear only when it needs to time-stamp fresh data.

For scientists, Einstein’s gravitational waves offer a way to learn things about the nature of the universe, Beker says. Until now, astronomy was “like watching a symphony play without sound,” he says. “It’s like, all of a sudden, somebody turns on the music. You get to understand so much more. You get to see so much more.” Including, perhaps, a lot more oil.

The bottom line: Innoseis’s sensors may be able to increase the range of Shell’s $100 million oil exploration projects tenfold.

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