NaturalNews: An apple a day really does keep the doctor away!

In case you missed my newest NaturalNews article, below is the link. Check out the medicinal benefits of a very simple fruit...the apple!



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Deep Throat: The Ultimate Oral Sex Technique

Deep throat is the ultimate oral sex technique because it doesn't come naturally to anyone. Since the average erect online pharmacy viagra is longer than the average mouth is deep, deep throat requires suppressing the gag reflex in order to partially swallow the end of the penis. In order to perform this type of oral sex, the penis recipient controls all the muscles at the back of the throat and flattens the tongue, while gradually inserting the erect penis completely. Deep throat is a skill that must be learned and practiced.



Why would you want to learn to deep throat? Five reasons immediately come to mind:



1) It is very visually arousing for your man. Many of you have seen videos or pictures of a woman deep throating an erect penis. It is a very erotic image, especially watching her neck and throat expand and bulge as the penis slides in and out, and one that all men are turned on by.



2) When done right, with enthusiasm and skill, most men find it very, very pleasurable. The pleasure of deep throating is created by the pleasurable ring of tightness around the circumference of the penis just below the head, with the most intense sensation focused on the exquisitely sensitive underside of the penis where the head joins the shaft. Imagine your delight when you hear your man moan with pleasure as you do things to his penis that most men only dream of.



3) If you don't like the taste of your man's semen but he wants to ejaculate in your mouth, the head of his penis is in so deeply when you perform deep throat that it extends past the taste buds that are on the back of the tongue. While this doesn't completely eliminate the taste, it is not as strong when done this way.



4) It is empowering for a woman to do. Your man must completely trust you. You have all the control.



5) You may find giving deep throat very arousing and pleasurable yourself. For women who already enjoy giving oral sex to their man, adding reasons 2, 4, and (for some women) 3 to the experience, can take their enjoyment to a whole new level.



There are lots of ways to give your lover vast amounts of oral pleasure without him entering your throat, but it's worth trying. If you're ready to learn the ultimate oral sex technique, read my tutorial Deep Throat: What It Is and How to Do It. Once you've mastered deep throat, here are five advanced techniques you can learn to make deep throat even more enjoyable for your man. If your man is exceedingly lengthy, and you just won’t be happy until you can swallow all of him to the root, here’s the technique you’ll need to penetrate further into the esophagus.



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Wax Tablets and Writing Implements

My husband read through some of my recent posts this weekend and he noted that the last 4 all dealt with female things such as jewelry and make-up. I assured him that the post today would be interesting to both sexes!

In my second novel, Eleri's Tale, my character Eleri is learning to read and write Latin. She writes her translations out on wax cheap cialis.

These were thin sheets of wood with a poured layer of wax. A stylus would be used to engrave your letters in the soft surface of the wax. The wax could be easily softened over a small flame when you needed a new page.

Above is a fresco from the tomb of a Roman lady. She is shown holding the aforementioned wax tablet and stylus.

Wax cialis have been around for thousands of years. Pictured below is a reproduction kit made for the reenactors of Roman and Celtic history like the organization called PENNSIC.
Below is a new wax tablet with a message inscribed in Latin.

The wax tablet below is similar to the Vindolanda wax tablets found in the 1980's in the Roman fort of Vindolanda on Hadrian's Wall in northern England. Most date from around 100 AD and they cover a wealth of information about life in the fort, from shopping lists and requests for warm socks to a birthday party invitation, sent from a lady in another fort to a lady at the Vindolanda fort.

If you would like to read more about wax tablets and the making of them, go to www.randyasplund.com for a very informative article.

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AIIMS for quality healthcare Hospital project put on fast track

Patna, April 20: Residents of the state have something to cheer about on the healthcare front. Construction work at the Jai Prakash Narayan All India Institute of Medical Sciences (JPNAIIMS) site has finally taken off after a protracted delay. Sources said the rather long wait in the commencement of the construction work was occasioned by a power shift at the Centre. The foundation stone for the Rs 350-crore project (estimated cost at that time) was laid in 2004, when the NDA government was in power. In 2005, the Congress-led UPA replaced the BJP-led coalition at the Centre and the project was put on the backburner, said the source. However, a source in the Union health and welfare ministry said the health hub, which is coming up at Walmi village near Phulwarisharif, 20km from Patna, is expected to be start functioning by the end of 2012. Officials associated with the Bihar project claim it is in the “most advanced” stage among the six states, including Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand, where similar projects are planned. The cost of the project has, however, gone up because of the delay. “The cost has already escalated from Rs 350 crore to Rs 800 crore as a result of the delay. While Rs 500 crore will be spent on construction, Rs 300 crore will be spent on setting up the purchase cialis, purchasing equipment, acquiring resources and logistics,” a senior officer associated with the project told The Telegraph. “About 1,500 construction workers are, at present, involved in the project and are working 24x7 in three shifts. The construction area is split in two parts. While one part will have facilities like the cialis, medical and nursing colleges and hostels, spread across 67 acres, the other part, situated about 1km from the main centre, will have housing complexes for doctors and employees. It will be spread over 33 acres. The tallest building, all of eight storeys, will be one of the hostels,” the officer added. He also said, “The project has been awarded to two contractors — Nagarjuna Construction Company and BL Kashyap & Sons. The former is responsible for constructing the medical college, the nursing school and the hostels. It started work in June 2010 and has already completed over 35 per cent of the work. It should complete the construction work by March next year.” “The other company involved in the construction began work in September last year. It will finish its work by the end of next year,” added the officer. The superspeciality hospital, which will be centrally air-conditioned, will have 960 beds for patients. “The hospital will also have an Ayush unit, where patients will be treated with the help of indigenous medicines. The hospital will have 27 operation theatres. In the beginning, 100 students will be enrolled in MBBS courses, entrance for which will be conducted by AIIMS society,” the officer said. He added that the construction work was put on fast track after Patna High Court started monitoring the project following a public interest litigation filed be members of the civil society. The officials deployed at the project site, however, could not confirm whether the medical college would be in a position to enrol for the medical and nursing colleges from the next academic session. “That depends on a number of factors and the Medical Council of India report after which the Union health ministry will take a final decision,” the officer said. He also said once ready, the Patna project will not only cater to the healthcare needs of Bihar residents but also of people from Nepal, Bengal and other eastern states, where there is a lack of quality healthcare services.