She's Still Just Not That Into You

News from the world of medicine - Germany's Boehringer Ingelheim said today that it will discontinue development of its "female desire drug" flibanserin for the treatment of Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder because of FDA requests for further support of the efficacy and safety profile of the drug. According to Wikipedia, Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder is characterized as a lack or absence of sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity.

Is there some sort of colored ribbon for that?

Be Fruitful and Multiply

Robert Samuelson reminds us once again why we need to stay "busy".  A vibrant economy depends on replacement workers--you can import them, you can make them, or you can do both.  We need to do both.  Tax policy is a good start--and I particularly like Samuelson's inference that the monstrous mortgage deduction be reduced in favor of some more directly child/family friendly tax credit. 

For The Ladies....

Some simple, straightforward advice, see especially #4 and #5.  

Those Swingin' Chi-Coms

Chinese Professor jailed for sex parties.

News You Can Use: Lowering High Blood Pressure

Get busy--five times a week.

H/T--Instapundit

Ann Althouse on Sex Addiction

Tigerhawk has introduced me to the genius of Ann Althouse--here she is on the growing malady of "sex addiction". She's got a way of looking at things that usually grabs my interest.

Sex at Oxford

Some interesting stats here, though the finding that History majors get more action than others is a well-known universal truth.

Only 81% masturbate regularly. In college. Bloody English are so boring they don't even know how to do that right.

H/T: Instapundit

Talking Sex Doll Developed

Big news in the past couple of days about a new product debuting at the annual Porn show in Las Vegas--a talking sex doll.

List price for vocalizing doll is $7000.00. For an additional $1000, you can get one that doesn't talk.

John Edwards' "Other America"

You know, the one that makes sex tapes with their mistresses.

My Choice for the Steele's Replacement

Stay with the video till the end--her parting shot is a classic.

Update: She's a bit of a sensation--and a pretty funny woman. Check out the video library.

New Obama Airline Safety Measures Revealed

Groovy baby! Where are the sexy Stews?

H/T---Bill

G-Spot a Myth?

According to a British study, yep.

But then again, Tom de Plume could have told you that; he's been searching for over three decades now and hasn't located one.

Ba-da-bing!

Indian Politician In Sex-Tape Scandal

Though I hope not to run across this tape myself, the fact that the fellow is 86 years old and was in bed with three women certainly caught my eye.

Ah.....Now I Know Why......

It seems that "Rock the Vote" has a new campaign out that urges its young, trendy, progressive, and sexually active groupies to withhold sex from those who do not agree with healthcare reform.

Some Tips for Tiger on the Subject of Managing a Harem

Some keen advice for Tiger--here's a snippet:

"Philandering men—even celebs—are not uniformly arrogant jerks. Those with a gift for harem management can leave a woman with warm, nostalgic feelings, an afterglow of romantic gratitude. An essential skill for men who choose to cheat, which some are lucky to be born with, is the ability to conduct a love affair without turning the "other woman" into a potential enemy."

H/T Instapundit

Healthcare King of Senate Pushed For His Girlfriend's Nomination

Interesting little story here from Roll Call...seems that Montana Senator Max Baucus, he of Senate healthcare fame, was carrying on an affair with lawyer Melodee Hanes at the time he pushed for her nomination as US Attorney in Montana.

If the supplied chronology is to be believed, Hanes worked for Baucus since 2003, but that their professional relationship became something more personal only after the Senator "informally separated" from his wife in March of 2008.

Ms. Hanes' name was one of three that Baucus supplied to the Obama Administration for the US Attorney position.

UPDATE: WaPost covers it, page 3.