Funkybrownchick liveblogged my session. Thanks to her for allowing me to post her live blog on my site. She embeds urls, pictures, graphics from the session.
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Orgasm Logger is a web site that allows you to keep a running tally on the frequency, intensity, and other information about your orgasms, and optionally share that information with others.
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Imagine a vacation where you can explore the many facets of sexuality in a private, intimate community of like-minded people. A wholly unique experience which brings together sexuality, spirituality, education, and play in a fun, supportive, non-judgmenta
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We move together in the dark without words, two sleepers on a swing, poured together like a cocktail of heated skin, breath, and desire.
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Blame Douglas Adams, who threw in a reference to the triple-breasted whore Eccentrica Gallumbits in Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
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So, I decided to start a new blog. It’s called Letters from Johns, and it features letters from johns about their experiences soliciting sex.
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a research team at Cornell has published a paper about how proteins in fruit fly semen can control the behavior of female flies. The most interesting part is that these same behavior-controlling proteins exist in human semen, too.
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Within our community, there are many big kahunas. Each with PageRank, Technorati “authority” and interviews to prove it. But this is not the type of authority Amanda is getting at.
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…we often engage in some good, relatively harmless fun that the Digg community obviously enjoys, yet we aren’t allowed in the the front door because we’re “one of those” sites.
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He tied a body harness first. It was pretty and the ropes accentuated my curves. It was also secure, and it had a handle for him to control me.
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Flash HD movie preview of beautiful blond.
Because I was running around yesterday (internet search class, casting call with Barbara Nitke, Chemistry party), I forgot to post that yesterday was World AIDS Day.
Read Google News articles about the day.
View blogs, videos and photos indexed on Technorati.
Lolita commemorates the day with the Keith Haring silence=death image. (Which she is now flagging as “adult content” as part of Livejournal’s new system.)
badfaggot asks the 4 questions:
Do you resent people with AIDS?
Do you trust HIV-negatives?
Have you given up hope for a cure?
When was the last time you cried?
Midori posts posters from around the world and is also participating in the AIDS/Lifecycle bicycle tour.
In today’s San Francisco Chronicle column, Violet Blue has advice about what to do when your blog’s content has been hijacked by a spam blog which offered her content as child porn bait:
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Adorkable Grrl didn’t just write a blog post and send e-mails; she also sent a cease and desist to the offending Web site, and asked for my advice. Being no stranger to having my content reposted without permission, or having my RSS feeds pilfered, I did a quick public records (whois) lookup for the URL offering her content as child porn bait, and discovered that the site was registered in India, but hosted by American company GoDaddy. I sent Adorkable Grrl the information, telling her to take extreme measures:
“Along with the e-mail cease and desist, send them a physical, registered mail copy of the notice of action. Also tell them that their false affiliation with your content brings to your attention their advertisement of pornographic material that is in direct violation of U.S. child pornography laws, and that you are left with no choice but to forward their information to the following entities:
1) Reporting Child Pornography. Provides contact details of field offices of the FBI in major cities throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.
2) CyberTip Line — NCMEC. Handles calls and online reports of sexual exploitation of children.
3) Adult Sites Against Child Pornography. Nonprofit organization that works with the United States Customs Service and the FBI in enforcing anti-child-pornography laws. Includes their goals, FAQs, press releases, details of members, and a facility to report suspected sites.
Tell GoDaddy. I’m sure once GoDaddy finds out (and is aware you’re reporting them to the FBI), they’ll yank the site altogether. How awful; these people are truly horrifying.”
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Do not follow in the footsteps of others, seek what they sought and make your own footsteps.
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Give more than you take.
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