How to Avoid Sexually Transmitted Diseases Stds

When Your Biological Clock Starts Ticking

By: Ian Bell | 24/12/2009
Millions of years of evolution as a planet, and the human race is just a blimp compared to this. So what makes us believe we are civilised? The moment our sexual selves develop we rush towards our destiny as progenitors with no thought or concept.

Discovering Your Sexual Self: The Teenage Years

By: Ian Bell | 24/12/2009
Teenage years can be devastating. Your body is undergoing countless changes. Even as you figure out your bodily responses to members of the opposite sex or even the same sex, you are trying to figure out which particular individual you are more inclined towards. It is a learning curve and riding it is one of the craziest and most exciting things we go through.

Sexuality and Why Women Like Gay Men

By: Ian Bell | 24/12/2009
The first time I went to a gay club, I was quite taken in. There was more energy in the club than any other I had ever visited. I danced all through the night, in full abandonment, and before you knew it, I had met countless new men who were all eager to dance with me, with no inhibitions. I knew then that I would always visit gay clubs.

Gun Cabinet Furniture for Many Uses

By: James Dulas | 24/12/2009
Have you been looking for a secure place to keep your most prized possessions? Why not opt to obtain gun cabinet furniture in order to safeguard your precious photos, momentum's and of course firearms

Sexuality and The Feminine Man

By: Ian Bell | 24/12/2009
If you are a bunch of actors sitting around drinking, you are eventually bound to end up making fun of some particular community, their accent and way of living. Actors constantly become other people and taking the piss is just their way of displaying their skills – to other actors.

Sexuality - A Tale Of Many Images

By: Ian Bell | 24/12/2009
I love agony aunt columns. Well at least those that give good practical advice. Dear Prudence in slate.com is one such. Recently I came across one writer who was worried about not finding enough men because she was too plain. She didn't want to dress up well because she thought that would make her look desperate as

Of Men, Women And Deviants

By: Ian Bell | 24/12/2009
It was one of those evenings with friends, sitting around, chatting about things we had been up to since we last met. My friend was talking about a book she had just read. It talked of a scale of masculinity and feminineness with the extremes being extreme macho and excessive delicate femininity. Most people, the book said, would fall around the centre, with both masculine and feminine aspects to their personality.

Composition of Canned Meats Recipes

By: Victor Ezeaku | 17/12/2009 | Food & Beverage
Canned meats differ but little in composition from fresh meats. Usually during the process of cooking and canning there is a slight increase in the amount of dry matter, but the relative proportion of protein and fat is about the same as in fresh meat. It is frequently stated that the less salable parts are used in the preparation of canned meats, as it is possible by cooking and the addition of condiments to conceal the inferior physical properties. As to the accuracy of these statements, the a

Curative uses of Almond and Apple which are low in sodium

By: Victor Ezeaku | 17/12/2009 | Recipes
Almond soup which is a low sodium recipe is an excellent substitute for beef-tea for convalescents. It is made by simply blanching and pounding a quarter of a pound of sweet almonds with half a pint of milk, or vegetable stock. Another pint of milk or stock is then to be added and the whole warmed. After this add another pint and a half of stock if the soup is to be a vegetable one, or rice water if milk has been used.

Water - A very Essential Food Recipe

By: Victor Ezeaku | 17/12/2009 | Food & Beverage
Water Recipe: A very essential food Water is one of the most essential food materials. It enters into the composition of the body, and without it the nutrients of foods would be unavailable, and life could not be sustained. Water unites chemically with various elements to form plant tissue and supplies hydrogen and oxygen for the production of organic compounds within the leaves of plants. In the animal economy it is not definitely known whether or not water furnishes any of the elements of whic

Can You Make Money online Without Spending much Money?

By: Victor Ezeaku | 14/10/2009 | Home Business
A lot of people actually believe that no one can make money online without spending much money. You can really make money online without spending much money. If you are skeptical about this, then read this article. I have done it for a number of years and I am still doing it. Any one like me and you can make money online without actually spending much money.

Columbus and his Voyage

By: Victor Ezeaku | 14/10/2009 | Writing
One day a man appeared in Portugal, who said he was certain that the earth was round, and that he could reach India by sailing westward. Every one laughed at him and asked him how he would like to try. He answered that he would sail round the earth, if any one would provide him with ships.

Who is MARCO POLO

By: Victor Ezeaku | 14/10/2009 | Writing
Marco Polo belonged to a rich and noble family, and had all the advantages of study that the city afforded. He studied at one of the finest schools in the city of Venice. This city was then famous for its schools, and was the seat of culture and learning for the known world.

Beliefs of the World Four Hundred Years Ago

By: Victor Ezeaku | 14/10/2009 | Writing
Four hundred years ago most of the people who lived in Europe thought that the earth was flat. They knew only the land that was near them. They knew the continent of Europe, a small part of Asia, and a strip along the northern shore of Africa.