Monthly Archives: February 2012

Singer Whitney Houston dies at 48

Whitney Houston, who ruled as pop music’s queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown, has died. She was 48.

Houston’s publicist, Kristen Foster, said Saturday that the singer had died, but the cause and the location of her death were unknown.

News of Houston’s death came on the eve of music’s biggest night — the Grammy Awards. It’s a showcase where she once reigned, and her death was sure to case a heavy pall on Sunday’s ceremony. Houston’s longtime mentor Clive Davis was to hold his annual concert and dinner Saturday; it was unclear if it was going to go forward.

Her self-titled debut album, released in 1985, sold 25 million copies worldwide. In total, she released seven albums and three film soundtracks; a winner of six Grammys, Houston sold over 200 million albums and singles worldwide. She earned 30 Billboard Awards, 22 American Music Awards and two Emmy Awards.


Valentine’s Day for Singles

Being single into the day of exchanging flowers, cards, and loving sentiments mixed with warm emotions of admiration, and infatuation including red-hot passion can induce lonesomeness and self-doubt. To celebrate of being single and make the most of the day, check out these tips for enjoying Valentine’s Day.

Don’t get in touch with your ex. With love is in the air and seemingly everyone coupled up, it is natural for your mind to drift to past loves on Valentine’s Day. However, although the temptation may be strong to get in touch with an ex, remember that setting yourself up for rejection and heartache is not going to improve your day. Give a friend a call and spend your valuable time and conversation on someone who will appreciate it.

Treat yourself.  If you don’t have anybody to spoil this Valentine’s Day, why not take it as an opportunity to treat yourself? You can cook yourself a nice meal or have a relaxing bath with candles and a glass of champagne. With no one else’s feelings to consider, you’re free to spend the day doing whatever you want and to make it a special day just for you.

Stop afflicting yourself. Make a resolution not to torture yourself this February 14th by listening to love songs, watching romantic movies or sitting about reflecting on your failed relationships. Instead, get out there and do something fun!

Spend time with others. Just because you are single on Valentine’s Day that doesn’t mean you have to spend it alone. Rather than moping at home, make plans to spend time with your family or friends doing something you enjoy. Valentine’s Day is a day for spending time with those you love, whoever they may be.

Acts of Service. Singles can spend Valentine’s Day in the meaningful way by spending time with the needy and downtrodden. You may visit an orphanage or old age home and spend time with the inmates there who are always in need of love and affection. Visiting hospitals and giving roses to sick can also be a touching way of experiencing bliss on Valentine’s Day.

See also: Amazing Sex Facts in History

Start a new romance. If there’s someone you’ve got your eye on and you think they may be interested too, why not take Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to express your interest? Send an old-fashioned anonymous card or just a flirty email and set the wheels in motion. Thought of a potential new romance brighten up your day.

On Valentine’s Day, give yourself the priceless gift of a life less stressed. Mark the calendar with February 14th as the first day of the rest of your life. It’s what you make it, and has all the importance you give it. Either downplay it, or create your own reasons to celebrate it. Happy Valentine’s day to everyone!

Amazing Sex Facts in History

The first pornography

In 1524, Marcantonio Raimondi published 16 engravings of people throughout history getting it on. Unfortunately for Marcantonio the Pope did not like his open approach to sex and placed poor Raimondi in prison for a year.

The Methods of Birth Control

Historical records show that even in 1850 B.C., women attempted to practice birth control. The most common method was a mixture of crocodile dung and honey placed in the vagina in the hopes of preventing pregnancy. It was only in the mid-1600s that condoms were used as a contraceptive. These early condoms were made from linen. It would seem that women were a little more proactive when it came to contraception than the guys.

The G spot

The G spot was unidentified until 1950 when Dr. Ernest Gräfenberg underwent a few experiments and found that attention to this area could trigger powerful O moments in women. Dr. Ernest  Gräfenberg is in fact the G spot’s namesake and was also the first to claim that this spot could cause female ejaculation.

The best medicine

If you were feeling sick in the 19th century then it was quite possible that your doctor may have prescribed you a dose of alone time with a sex toy, ladies. The Museum of Sex explains that vibrator-induced orgasms helped doctors identify “hysteria” and its symptoms.

Ancient people did it too

Upper Paleolithic art dating back 30,000 years depicts people using dildos to pleasure themselves and others. That means mankind invented sex toys long before the wheel.

Say cheese!

Semen contains zinc and calcium, both of which are proven to prevent tooth decay.

Stay away from avocados

In the Aztec culture avocados were considered so sexually powerful, virgins were restricted from contact with them.

Get on Robots

Roxxy is the world’s first sex robot. It costs between $7,000-9,000. She comes with artificial intelligence and five personalities, and weighs approximately 120 pounds. Customers can customize her features, including breast size, the color of her hair, and her race. A male robot, named Rocky, is also in the works.

 

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