Method...*

Game's Over...*

If you ask what she wants, she will reply by attempting to describe what she wants in a man. And she usually has trouble describing that. 

Some relationships are more fulfilling and successful than others. For the successful relationships, the woman is getting all the things that she needs. In the  not fulfilling, one or more of the woman’s needs are not being met.

Women may not know it, and most of them certainly cannot articulate it, but women need four things in order to be fulfilled.

First, she needs to feel appreciated for the unique individual that she is. She needs to feel special, unlike any other woman. And she needs to know that her man supports her in her endeavors.

Second, she needs to feel that deep intimate emotional connection. She needs to have that emotional intimacy with her man. It’s a connection she shares only with him.

Third, she needs to feel like a woman. She needs to feel beautiful, sexy, and feminine. She needs to enjoy all those things that comes with being a woman.

And finally, she needs hot passionate romance. She needs to be seduced, enticed, teased, and satisfied, over and over again. She needs to experience new things, in new ways, including fantasies and roles. It makes her feel alive.

A woman is most fulfilled when she is with a man that she has everything with, and she is wildly crazy about.

But that rarely happens. Usually, one or more things are missing.  

Well, Game's over...
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Clear...*

Recently, the western German town of Bornheim has banned adult male asylum seekers from its indoor public pool after some German women complained of sexual harassment by groups of young men, and this has prompted some women to leave the premises, the town’s deputy mayor said.

Bornheim is just a stone’s throw away from Cologne where a wave of sexual assaults allegedly perpetrated by men of “Arab origin” at a New Year’s Eve festival has mushroomed into a bloc-wide scandal.

Switzerland has adopted an Austrian cartoon flyer for its upcoming  Lucerne carnival. The pictogram lays out various instances of accepted behavior such as kissing and praying, while making it clear that flying into a mad rage and open-hand slapping women and small children is frowned upon in polite society.  Good luck with that.  

Miss Me...*

This song became every where.  I thought it may have many meanings.. some are deep. Here it is with a small story that may be interesting.

This song reminded me with the dance music of the Mac arena earlier.

The Girl is very confident that  "you're goanna miss me when I am gone". Anna kendrick

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmSbXsFE3l8

Oh Spain...*

Chelsea Handler... will leave to Spain if Trump wins....  May be not.

Pain...*

Most of us suffer back pain at some point in our lives.  New guidelines from the American College of Physicians say try exercise, yoga, or massage first.

The type of acute pain we're talking about is your "garden variety back pain you might get after shoveling a little too much or over-exercising,"

The new guidelines suggest techniques to speed up the healing process, including heat wraps, massage, acupuncture and spinal manipulation which can "relax the muscles, joints, and tendons so people can be relieved of their low back pain sooner, rather than later."

Other options that can help include exercise, "mind-body" therapies like yoga, tai chi, mindfulness-based stress reduction and guided relaxation techniques.
For patients with chronic pain who just aren't responding to these non-drug therapies, the guidelines recommend medication to reduce inflammation such as ibuprofen.

Weight loss and exercises are key and should be practiced way before you reach this point.

Wifey...*

Rome's mayor is considering a "red light" district to shield prostitutes from exploitation. Prostitution is legal in Italy, and its practitioners are a common sight along several streets in Rome and many other Italian cities. City officials want to designate certain streets for prostitutes.

EUR official says designated streets will help ensure prostitutes aren't put there by traffickers. Many women leave homes in Africa and Eastern Europe for Italy after promises of work like waitressing, but instead are forced into prostitution by trafficking rackets.  Exploitation of prostitution is illegal. 

The city would provide psychological support and health care to prostitutes on the designated streets. Clients of prostitutes working on non-designated streets would risk fines.

Paolo Lampariello said there are so many prostitutes on the streets that "women can't enter their homes without being mistaken for prostitutes. That is a compliment to the pro. as they look more wife-y type.  Just a thought.

Nuke...*

An engineer, Szuhsiung "Allen" Ho, working as an operative for the Chinese government in a bid to use American know-how to beef up China's nuclear program pleaded guilty in the first-of-its-kind prosecution in the nation.

Ho, his firm Energy Technology International, and Chinese nuclear power plant China General Nuclear Power were indicted in an alleged plot to lure nuclear experts in the United States into providing information to allow China to develop and produce nuclear material based on American technology and below the radar of the U.S. government.

Tennessee Valley Authority Office of the Inspector General, contacted the FBI with concerns about one of TVA's senior executives, engineer Ching Huey, who later admitted that Ho, and by extension the Chinese government, paid him to supply information about nuclear power production.  Huey agreed to cooperate in the probe and has since struck a plea deal.

Ho is a Taiwan native who became a naturalized U.S. citizen. 
It is not Russia, Iran, North Korea, Syria, or Pakistan. It is China.   Just a thought.

Spies...*

Alleged Spy, Anna Chapman.

Someone has figured out how to hide spying software deep within hard drives made by Western Digital, Seagate, Toshiba and other top manufacturers, providing the means to eavesdrop on the majority of the world's computers.

It was part of a cluster of spying programs discovered by Kaspersky Lab, the Moscow-based security software maker that has exposed a series of Western cyber-espionage operations.
The targets included government, military, telecommunication, banks, energy, nuclear researchers, media, and Islamic activists, Kaspersky said.

The firm said it was closely linked to Stuxnet,  attacked Iran's uranium enrichment facility. The NSA is the agency responsible for gathering electronic intelligence on behalf of the United States. 

Disk drive firmware is viewed by spies and cybersecurity experts as the second-most valuable real estate on a PC for a hacker, second only to the BIOS code invoked automatically as a computer boots up.
"The hardware will be able to infect the computer over and over.  

Placebo...*