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Someone has made a gay porn version of Jurassic World… yes, really
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2015/07/24/someone-has-made-a-gay-porn-version-of-jurassic-park-yes-really
Joseph Patrick McCormick  24th July 2015, 9:24 PM

Jurassic World has had a porn makeover… (Image: YouTube)

Yes, all of your wildest dreams have come true. Probably not, but someone has made a porn parody of Jurassic World.

if watching every character in all of the Jurassic Park films wearing high heels wasn’t enough, GThaiMovie has produced a porn version of the famed dinosaur flicks.
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The trailer for ‘Jurassic Porn’ shows a crocodile tamer being recruited by the owners of the dinosaur ‘zoo’.
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As in the original film (spoilers – kind of) everything goes wrong, and the management end up under hot pursuit by some really convincing dinosaurs.
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Then, as the title would suggest, everything gets a little saucy.

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This ‘Hole in the Wall’ Is Actually a Secret Restaurant Serving Home-Cooked Caribbean Food

By Sumitra on January 13th, 2016 Category: Foods

http://www.odditycentral.com/foods/this-hole-in-the-wall-is-actually-a-secret-restaurant-serving-home-cooked-caribbean-food.html

Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood is home to a mysterious restaurant that serves delicious home-cooked Caribbean Food through a hole in the wall. That’s actually what the owner, a man named Papa who moved to Brooklyn from Jamaica eight years ago, and his patrons call the unique eatery.

The name ‘Hole in the Wall’ isn’t just clever wordplay, it’s as literal as it gets – from the outside, the restaurant is just a rectangular hole cut out from a storefront grate located on Kingston Avenue. There’s no sign, no hours, no menu, and not even a door to walk through. Papa simply opens up the hole each morning when the food is ready, and closes it when the stock for the day is sold out. His Caribbean dishes are fresh, tasty, and best of all, free from sales tax.

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Photo: Scott Heins/Gothamist

The meal options are the same every day – curry goat, marinated chicken, oxtail, or sauteed fish, served with rice, beans, and chopped vegetables. Each dish is packed in styrofoam containers of two different sizes, priced at $6 and $10. There’s no place to sit and dine, but as Gothamist’s Scott Heins points out, “the benches of Brower Park are only a five minute stroll away.”

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Photo: Edible Brooklyn

“I sampled his chicken and curry goat, which both arrived in near-bursting containers,” Heins added. “At these prices it’s not just a bargain, but a satisfying break from the bustle of Franklin Avenue, where one can get lost amidst the brunch wait lists and mountains of organic scones. Despite a total lack of advertising and promotion in a neighborhood brimming with West Indian eateries, the chicken cavern has managed to keep its simple and tasty operation running.”

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Photo: Michelle Young/Untapped Cities

By all accounts, the food served at Hole in the Wall is delicious, but it’s the eatery’s air of mystery and exclusivity that make it so special. Not many people know about this place so you’re never going to see a line of hungry people formed in front of it, and having to pop by not knowing if food is available apparently acts as a draw for New Yorkers sick of conventional restaurants.

Here's the most effective way to lose weight with minimal effort
You don't need to slave away on the treadmill.

http://www.sciencealert.com/here-s-the-most-effective-way-to-lose-weight-with-minimal-effort

So you want to lose a few kilograms. You've heard the mantra: "Eat right. Work out." But when it comes down to it, which one of those things will make a bigger difference in helping you achieve your weight loss goals? Is it really better to hit the gym four times this week or to order a salad instead of chips at lunch?

We asked Philip Stanforth, a professor of exercise science at the University of Texas and the executive director of the Fitness Institute of Texas, whether diet or fitness was more important for weight loss, and his answer surprised us. "Studies tend to show that in terms of weight loss, diet plays a much bigger role than exercise," said Stanforth.

Here's why: Exercise requires time and consistent effort, and it takes longer to see its results, said Stanforth. It also burns far fewer calories (and takes far more time) than most people think. Alternatively, there are several high-sugar, high-fat, high-calorie foods that we can cut from our diets to see a pretty big change in our waistline, sometimes in a fairly short time period. Stanforth puts it this way:

"You'd have to walk 35 miles (56 kilometres) to burn 3,500 calories. That's a lot of walking. But if you look at eating, a Snickers bar might have, say, 500 calories. It's going to be a lot easier to cut the Snickers bar than to do 5 miles (8 kilometres) of walking every day." (A single Snickers bar is about 220 calories, while a Snickers '2-to-go' is 440.)

Several studies back up Stanforth's suggestion.

One large review of 20 studies involving more than 3,000 people published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2014 found that high-protein diets and meal replacements (low-calorie substitutes for heavier meals) were linked with better outcomes in terms of helping people keep weight off after a reduced-calorie diet period when compared with exercise. And a 2011 review looking at the relationship between fat mass and physical activity in kids concluded that being active is likely not the key determinant in unhealthy weight in children.

Still, exercise may come into play later on. Other studies, for example, suggest that people who lose weight and keep it off eat right and work out regularly.

Plus, exercise has other benefits, from helping to boost our mood and protect our bodies from the detrimental effects of ageing to helping us manage the symptoms of stress, depression, and anxiety. And building and maintaining muscle can often mean your body will actually burn more calories throughout the day.

So if you want to lose weight in 2016, consider adjusting your diet. And if you want to keep it off, get moving.

This article was originally published by Business Insider.
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/how-to-lose-weight-according-to-an-exercise-scientist-2016-1?r=US&IR=T

8 Things You Need To Know About Gay Sex
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May 20, 2015 LIFESTYLE

http://www.bustle.com/articles/82201-8-things-you-need-to-know-about-gay-sex-according-to-science-including-everything-youve-ever

It's not hard to learn about sex. Most of us get at least a basic education about the birds and the bees once we hit middle school, and even standing in line at the grocery store will leave you bombarded with magazine headlines telling you everything you (think) you need to know about getting naked with someone. But none of this is true if you identify as queer. Think about it, have you ever seen a cover line or textbook chapter titled "what do gay men do in bed?".

Despite all the powerful advancements for gay rights over the past few years, the idea of gay sex is still considered to be taboo. It's finally starting to make its way into popular TV shows such as Game of Thrones and True Blood, but so many people are still scared of talking about it. Thankfully, that, too, is starting to change.

Through the use of surveys and science, gay sex is finally getting the star treatment that its heterosexual counterpart has enjoyed for years. We recently revealed some fun facts about lesbian sex, but now, the boys are getting their turn. Whether you're an expert in the field of swordplay or just curious about what happens when two (or more) guys decide to get it on, you're about to get a different kind of sexual education.

1. Gay people and straight people are equally promiscuous

There's a long-held notion that gay people like to sleep around more than straight people. But a 2010 OkCupid study of 3.2 million gay and straighter users tells us that we're all equally, gloriously slutty. The median number of sexual partners for gay men is six. And for straight men? Also six. Gay women? Yep, six. Straight women? You guessed it. In fact, 98 percent of gay people have had sex with under twenty people, and the same is true for 99 percent of straight people.

2. But orgies and threesomes are still fair game

Even though 42 percent of participants in an About.com survey of 6,306 gay men said that they never have more than one partner in bed, seven percent claimed that they "always" or "almost always" invite more than one person for some naked snuggling.

3. Anal sex is not as popular as you'd think

A lot of people are under the impression that gay sex=anal sex, but a 2011 Indiana University and George Mason University study of 25,000 gay and bisexual men revealed that only 36 percent of men reported receiving anal sex and 34 percent of men reported giving it during their most recent sexual event. "Of all sexual behaviors that men reported occurring during their last sexual event, those involving the anus were the least common," Lead author Joshua G. Rosenberger said. With all the references you hear about pitching and catching, it's kind of interesting to learn that plenty of gay people aren't even into baseball at all. It's a shame, though, because…

4. Nearly a quarter of gay men frequently get orgasms from anal sex alone

You've probably heard that stimulating the prostate gland is basically like hitting the male G-spot, but if you don't believe the stories, let the numbers do the talking. In another About.com survey of 7,153 gay men, 24 percent of participants reported that they "always" or "almost always" are able to climax solely from anal stimulation, and 37 percent said that it "sometimes" happens.

5. Other animals enjoy having gay sex, too

The next time anyone tries to tell you that dudes banging other dudes is not "natural," allow science to prove them wrong for you. Plenty of mammals, insects, birds, and fish have been observed engaging in same-sex lovin'. While many of their encounters might have just been one-time flings, in 1994, scientists found that up to eight percent of male domestic sheep have displayed a distinct preference for other males, even when there are fertile ewes just dying to get down and dirty.

6. Gay men prefer big penises

At least in Atlanta, 52 percent of gay men said that size definitely does matter in a 2015 survey of gay men by David Atlanta, a weekly LGBT publication in Atlanta. But it would appear that they'll have to look hard to find big enough to suit their preference; in the same survey, only 8 percent of men admitted to having a member that was over eight inches long (And let's be real, here: some of them definitely rounded up.).

7. Kisses and BJs apparently make a great combination

I sure hope my rude, semenophobic ex is reading this, because in that About.com survey of 6,908 gay men, 45 percent say that they always — always — kiss after a blowjob. Another 21 percent said that they "almost always" kiss after oral, and only seven percent said that it never happens. But maybe if you're that afraid of your own jizz, you should eat some pineapple before expecting your partner to deal with it.

8. A surprisingly small number of queer men like to be on top all the time

When asked which position of anal sex was the best, only 16 percent of gay men stated that they preferred top in another About.com survey of 7,153 gay men. In comparison, 41 percent of the participants described themselves as a "bottom," with the remainder saying that they enjoyed switching it up. Apparently, those anal orgasms are really something special.

Images: Beth Rankin/Flickr; Giphy (8)

Maybe some sort of behavioral art, I guess…

父はAV監督である【溜池ゴローの子育てコラム】

http://sirabee.com/2016/01/13/71602/

■親の職業について

ワシの職業は、 AV監督である……つまりワシの息子にとって、「父の職業」は、「AV監督」……ということだ。

自分の職業を自分の子供にどう伝えるかということは、AV業界で働く多くの人間にとっては、けっこう頭を悩ます問題らしい。

ワシ以外のAV監督さんだけでなく、現場で仕事を共にするスタッフや、とくにAV男優さんなど……皆、子供に自分の職業をどう言うか迷っている人間も多い。

なかには子供に自分の職業を隠している人もいる。

気持ちはわかる。 いくら「職業に貴賎無し」といえども、そして多くの方々がAVを好んで観てらっしゃるとしても、やはり世間では、AV自体は社会悪として識別され、表には出てはいけない悪いものとして扱われる。

それは当たり前のことである。 人間の前頭前野は18歳くらいまで成長を続ける。その成長過程で性的にあまりにも刺激の強いものを見ることは良くないに決まっている。

だからAVやポルノは18禁なのだ。子供に見せては絶対にいけない。

子供に見せてはいけないものは表に出さないほうがいい。なので、自分の職業がAV業界に関係あることだというのを子供に隠したくなる気持ちは普通にわかる。

しかし、ワシは、息子に自分の職業のことを隠してはいない。現在11歳の息子は、AVという言葉をすでにどこかで耳にしたことくらいは、あるだろうと推測できる。

だが、まだAV自体のことを100％は分かっていないだろうし、ワシから説明したことはない。

ただ、ワシは自分の職業のことを 「お前が18歳以上にならないと見てはいけないビデオを撮っている監督だ」 と、息子が5歳くらいの頃から伝えている。

■息子と友人の会話

息子が小学校1年生か2年生のとき、当時息子が通っていたスイミングスクールで、こんなことがあった……

それは、息子の練習が終わり、ワシと息子がスイミングスクールと駅との往復送迎バスに乗ったときのことだ。

満員の送迎バスの中で、ワシと息子は並んで座り、息子は、前の座席のお友達と楽しく会話をしていた。途中、お友達が

「お父さんの仕事はなんなの？」

と聞いてきた。そのときの息子とお友達の会話は以下の通りである。

息子「オレの父さんは、監督だよ」

お友達「え？！　監督って、映画とかの？」

息子「オレらがまだ見ちゃいけないビデオを撮ってる監督なんだよ」

お友達「オレらが見ちゃいけないって？」

そして、息子は、友達の耳に口元を近づけ……

息子「エッチなのとか」

……と言った。しかし、本人は相手だけに聞こえるようにコッソリと言ったつもりだが、周囲の母親たちにも思いっきり聞こえていた（笑）

その瞬間、周囲の母親連中が振り返りたくとも振り返れないウズウズした雰囲気が伝わってきた……ワシにはバス中の母親たちの頭に「あの子のお父さんって、AV監督なんだあ」という吹き出しが見えたもんである。

■いつか息子も大人に

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やがては息子もAVというモノの存在を知ることになるだろう。

様子を見ながらだが、ワシは、息子が中学生になり理解力ができたと判断したら、ワシの職業のこと、ワシら夫婦が出逢い、結婚し、息子ができるまでの人生のなりゆきなど、すべてをしっかり説明してやろうと思っている。

ワシは、そんなことで息子がグレたり、イジメられたりするとは、思わないし、そんな人間に育てるつもりもない。

もし、息子がワシの職業を軽蔑し、「オレは絶対にそんな最低な職業にはつかないぞ」と思ったら、それはそれで良しとするつもりだ。ワシから息子へ与える愛情と時間とお金は、「無償の愛」だと思っている。

見返りなどは一切期待もしていない。たとえ、息子がワシのことを軽蔑することになろうとも、息子が将来「大きな器の男」になれば、すべてはOKである。

ただし、昔AV女優だったワシの妻・まり子（つまり、息子にとっては自分の母親だが）のことを息子が軽蔑することだけは、絶対に許しはしないつもりだ。 ということで、今回は以上。

（文／溜池ゴロー）

CUT A BETTER SLICE OF PIZZA WITH MATH

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A pizza waiting to be sliced
Math can teach us a lot about how to better eat pizza. In 2013, a mathematician named Eugenia Cheng determined the formula for the perfect pizza size. And then for the best way of shoveling that perfect pie into your mouth (folded, obviously), you can turn to a 19th century mathematician. But what about that step in between making the pizza and eating it? You know, cutting it into the perfect (or at least visually interesting) slice. Well, math is here to help again.

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Twelve monohedral slices
New Scientist writes about the research done by Joel Haddley and Stephen Worsley at the University of Liverpool. The two mathematicians were investigating monohedral tilings–a pattern in which all the tiles are the same shape. "Such tilings are produced on a daily basis by pizza chefs by taking radial cuts distributed evenly around the centre of the pizza," the researchers note in the paper. That's the traditional method of cutting where all the slices meet at the center of the pie.
Mathematicians had previously come up with new ways to slice--without slighting anyone of course. That method created 12 slices (some with lots of crust, some with basically none; see above, left) that were all nevertheless congruent.
But those were still three-sided slices. Haddley and Worsley thought they could do better than that. They discovered a way to slice curvy pieces with nearly an infinite number of sides (as long as it's an odd number of sides) and then further divide those slices in half.

Diagram from arXiv paper
Curved odd-sided pieces of the pie
For a slightly flashier way to divide the disk, the researchers then gave each slice more complex shapes by creating wedges in the sides, still producing monohedral tilings that fit together into a circle. It's unclear how someone might actually perform this work of complex pizza art in real life, but one could imagine it requires lots of patience, precise tools, and of course, pizzas.

Diagram from arXiv paper
Wedged monohedral ways to slice the pie
“I’ve no idea whether there are any applications at all to our work outside of pizza-cutting,” Haddley told New Scientist. But he has indeed tried cutting a real pizza using this method. You can check out photo of that experiment over at the New Scientist site.http://www.popsci.com/cut-better-slice-pizza-with-math

By Lindsey Kratochwill  Posted January 9, 2016

Same-sex couples could both be biological parents to their babies with new genetic technique, scientists say
The new technique - called in vitro gametogenesis - could be able to convert stem cells from parents into sex cells regardless of the parent's gender

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/same-sex-couples-could-both-be-biological-parents-to-their-babies-with-new-genetic-technique-a6781401.html

In the future, babies could have more - or less - than two parents Getty Images

Same-sex couples may one day be able to have children who are genetically related to both of them, scientists believe.

A new fertilisation technique is currently being developed using stem cells to create gametes (sex cells).

The technique - which is yet to be tried on humans - means an egg could potentially be created from a man’s cells and a sperm cell could be created from a woman’s.

The research by geneticists at George Washington University in the US - published in the Journal of Law and Biosciences - could also include “multiplex parenting” where children have more than two parents or just one biological parent.

Dr Sonia Suter from George Washington University said the technique - called in vitro gametogenesis - could be preferable to other fertility treatments in some circumstances but could be “substantially more problematic” when it came single parent babies.

She told Gay Star News: “We have minimal knowledge about the implications.

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“The only way to demonstrate the effectiveness and safety of these techniques in humans is to use in vitro gametes (sex cells) to try to produce viable offspring in controlled settings – when and if we deem it sufficiently safe to do so.”

Dr George Ndkwe, the medical director of top London fertility clinic Zita West, said the technique was “wonderful science” but could change the whole notion of parenthood in the future.

He told the Huffington Post: “There are possible uses of it, which in my opinion can be useful. “For instance, for somebody who has no sperm at all or a woman who has no egg, if you can use any of their cells to create sperm or eggs then they can have treatment, so to use it in that way specifically for treatment, in my opinion may have some benefits.

“It would completely challenge our notion of parenthood with very complex legal implications. That’s where it gets very scary.”

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