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How to Sleep with a Woman

There’s a growing trend among longtime couples to have separate beds, says sleep expert Lisa Shives, M.D. Don’t let your relationship come to that. (Great sex can help prevent such a problem, as well. Pick up a copy of The Men’s Health Big Book of Sex today for the essential tips every guy needs!)

Cuddle less
Believe it or not, she doesn’t want to be held all night long. She’d rather spend a few minutes spooning with you and then retreat to her side of the bed. This approach is actually healthier, Dr. Shives says. “It’s difficult to get a good night’s sleep when you’re locked in each other’s arms.”

Change your sheets
“Women can be much more particular than men about bedding,” Dr. Shives says. “They like it to be cozy and clean.” Don’t take offense if she wants to replace your entire bedspread. If she likes what she’s sleeping in, she’ll find the bed more inviting.

Find a rhythm
Women’s circadian clocks are actually shorter than men’s, which means women actually need less sleep and tend to be more bright eyed and bushy tailed in the morning. If you need a bit more shuteye than she does, try to keep the bedroom dark (blinds), cool (fans), and quiet (Hey! No getting dressed in here!) until your alarm goes off.

Resist the urge
Not all women are okay with being startled out of slumber by a horny partner. Women report more cases of insomnia than men do, so she might have a hard time falling back to sleep. When she’s sleepless and thrashing, guess who shares the experience with her?

Last but not least: Don’t judge her dreams
We can’t really control what’s in them, so if she mutters an ex’s name during a particularly lucid bout of REM, shrug it off.  You still dream about Carrie Fischer in her Leia costume, right?

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New trial date, judge for case of alleged abuse of altar boy

The trial of a Philadelphia priest and a former Catholic schoolteacher on charges they sexually abused a 10-year-old altar boy in 1998-1999 will begin Oct. 22 before Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Ellen Ceisler.

The new trial date and judge were announced today by Judge M. Teresa Sarmina. Sarmina, who presided over the earlier trial of Msgr. William J. Lynn, was forced to relinquish the case Tuesday when the trial was delayed by deaths in the family of one defense attorney.

Sarmina, one of nine judges assigned to handle only homicide trials, said she has back-to-back murder trials through next May.

Sarmina was specially designated in 2011 to preside over the trials of four priests and one teacher charged after a Philadelphia grand jury report about the sexual abuse of minors by some priests in Philadelphia and efforts by archdiocesan officials to cover up the abuse.

The cases of the Rev. Charles Engelhardt and former parochial school teacher Bernard Shero were severed earlier by Sarmina from the cases of Lynn, the Rev. Edward Avery and the Rev. James J. Brennan. Engelhardt’s and Shero’s attorneys argued that they should be tried separately because neither was directly supervised by Lynn – secretary of clergy – or other church officials.

Engelhardt, 65, remains a priest but was removed from his previous assignment in 2009. He now lives in a house under supervision of his independent religious order, the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales.

Engelhardt and Shero, 49, are charged with rape, sexual assault and related charges in the alleged abuse of a 10-year-old altar boy called “Billy Doe” by prosecutors.

The Inquirer has a policy of not identifying sexual assault victims.

The alleged assaults occurred in 1998 and 1999 at St. Jerome’s parish in Northeast Philadelphia, where Engelhardt was a parochial vicar. Shero taught sixth grade in the parish school.

Avery, 69, a hospital chaplain then living in the St. Jerome’s rectory, pleaded guilty in March to sexually assaulting Billy in 1999 and was immediately sentenced to 2-1/2 to 5 years in prison.

Lynn, 61, who from 1992 to 2004 was responsible for investigating allegations against priests, was convicted of a charge of child endangerment involving Avery’s offenses. Found found guilty in June, Lynn is serving a 3- to 6-year prison term.

Brennan, 49, will be retried March 6 in the attempted rape of a 14-year-old boy in 1996. Brennan was tried with Lynn but the jury was unable to reach a verdict in his case and a mistrial was declared.

 


Contact Joseph A. Slobodzian at 215-854-2985, jslobodzian@phillynews.com, or @joeslobo on Twitter.

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Stream Kanye’s new single, ‘Clique’

Kanye West isn’t always the easiest guy to like. He’s cocky. He was mean to Taylor Swift. He likes Kim Kardashian without being ironic.

And yet the man mints gold. It’s like he’s incapable of making bad music. Even 808′s and Heartbreak, which wasn’t that good, was pretty damn good. His new single, “Clique,” featuring guest appearances by Big Sean and new BFF Jay-Z, is no exception. Its off-kilter beat is fresh and invigorating, and West’s inventive lyrics are among his most clever: “You know white people / get money don’t spend it … I’d rather buy chains and go ign’ant.”

I won’t wax academic and call that poetry, but come on, it’s funny. It’s funny, and more importantly, it’s smart, because it’s self-aware and self-deprecating and comically accurate.

You win, yet again, Mr. West. You won with The College Dropout, the soundtrack to my sophomore year of high school. You won with Late Registration and the way my friends and I bonded over it like some kind of sacrament. You won with Graduation because you made pop music cool again. And you won with My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy because Pitchfork gave it a 10.0. (808′s and Heartbreak was a draw.)

I wish I knew how to quit you.

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Abner Mares’ defense gets new date

Junior bantamweight titlist Abner Mares’ first defense against bantamweight titleholder Anselmo “Chemito” Moreno, who is moving up in weight, has a new date and a new venue.

The fight was originally scheduled to take place Oct. 27 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., but has been moved to Nov. 10 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

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Showtime, which will carry the fight, worked with promoter Golden Boy to make the change after Manny Pacquiao, who was originally supposed to fight on Nov. 10 on HBO PPV, switched his return date — still with no set opponent — to Dec. 8, Showtime Sports general manager Stephen Espinoza told ESPN.com on Thursday.

“Once the Pacquiao fight definitively moved to Dec. 8, the Nov. 10 date became available, since there are no other fights scheduled on that date,” Espinoza said. “The Nov. 10 date works better for Showtime’s schedule, and it gives Abner an opportunity to fight in his own backyard. It also gives us more time to market and promote our telecast. We will have a highly competitive main event matchup between two of the top fighters in the lighter weight classes, as well as a very exciting undercard to be announced shortly.

“Best of all, we are able to avoid conflicting with another boxing event, since we have Nov. 10 free and clear.”

Espinoza might not have the date free and clear, however, because even though Pacquiao is moving to Dec. 8, his promoter, Top Rank — and Golden Boy’s chief rival — still has Nov. 10 on hold with the Nevada State Athletic Commission and could put on an HBO or HBO PPV event on the date.

Espinoza said that while he is talking to Golden Boy about the undercard, one of the televised bouts likely will involve the return of junior middleweight contender Alfredo “Perro” Angulo, 30, of Mexico.

Angulo (20-2, 17 KOs) has not fought since suffering a sixth-round knockout to James Kirkland in a blazing slugfest in November. Angulo was idle due to immigration issues that landed him in a detention center in Southern California awaiting a ruling on his status. The case was resolved in late July, freeing Angulo to legally be in the United States and continue his career.

Former bantamweight titlist Mares (24-0-1, 13 KOs), 26, of Hawaiian Gardens, Calif., gave up his title and moved up in weight to win a vacant junior featherweight belt via near-shutout decision against former flyweight titlist Eric Morel on April 21.

Mares and Moreno have been on a collision course for the past year. Moreno (33-1-1, 12 KOs), a 27-year-old southpaw from Panama, won a bantamweight belt in 2008 and has made 10 defenses, including his last two in the United States on Mares undercards — a lopsided unanimous decision against former junior bantamweight and flyweight champion Vic Darchinyan and a ninth-round knockout of David De La Mora on April 21.


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Los Gatos lady falls plant to criminal male in an online dating scam

Scam artists are apparently alive and good in a online dating world, with a Los Gatos lady observant she was swindled out of $202,000 by a criminal male she met on JDate.com, that is a Jewish singles network.

The woman, whom we’ll call “Allison” in this story, is a longtime Los Gatos proprietor who says she is “devastated” by what happened to her and wants to advise others of a perils of online dating.

Allison met a male named Mark on JDate in early May. He told her he was a widower who had recently changed to San Francisco with his 10-year-old son. As Mark suggested himself, Allison says she was told he was a veteran soccer scout.

“When we met online, we both concluded we’d take a profiles down,” Allison said.

Mark and Allison never met in chairman since he reportedly had to go to Europe shortly after their online attribute began. “We talked and chatted and he told me he got a agreement for a [soccer] organisation from London and Kuala Lumpur,” Allison said. “But he indispensable fees to take a organisation to China. He indispensable $45,000. He even sent me a duplicate of his $650,000 agreement with FIFA. The agreement is trustworthy when we demeanour during it.”

Officials with FIFA, that is a general football organisation for veteran soccer, pronounced they never listened of “Mark.”

But before Allison knew that, her online attribute with Mark changed into high rigging and she continued to handle him income by banks in China. “I

borrowed income from friends, we depleted my 401K and sole my stocks,” Allison said. “I also put a loan on my automobile and took out a personal loan.”

Mark, meantime, was in “Europe” operative with his “team.”

“He and we were articulate and texting each day,” Allison said. “He kept observant he’d be home shortly and we’d get married. Then we was going to go to France and transport with him.”

Mark also introduced Allison to his “sister” around Facebook and pronounced a lady had been in a same collision that killed his mother several years earlier. “He played to my vulnerabilities,” Allison said. “He was put into my life to learn me a lesson.”

And what a doctrine it was: After promulgation Mark a sum of $202,000 Allison was pennyless and Mark “verbally attacked” her when she refused to send any some-more money. Finally, she became questionable of a whole thing and called a Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Department on Aug. 21, that has non-stop an review into a purported fraud.

Because a income was sent around handle transfer, Allison says there is a paper trail–she has incited over all a bank information to a troops dialect and was also scheduled to accommodate with a Homeland Security central final week.

Also, by a mistake Mark’s “sister” done on Facebook, Allison was means to locate an accurate residence for Mark in Nigeria. So, a web woven by Mark now appears to bond in China and Nigeria.

“I wish my income back,” Allison said. “And we wish that organisation behind bars where they’ll never harm anyone again. we worked my whole life for my nest egg and now we have nothing.” She thinks she will have to announce bankruptcy.

Throughout a summer, Mark refused to send Allison any cinema of himself, so he can’t be identified that way. And a residence he pronounced he lived during in San Francisco incited out to be during a behind of a San Francisco library.

“It’s a unhappy explanation that we contingency be questionable and observant opposite those who wish to delude us,” troops Sgt. Kerry Harris said. “With a Internet, we have to comprehend that it gives criminals a new and rare turn of entrance to their targets for crime.”

Allison says Mark’s online form resurfaced on JDate.com a few weeks ago, and when she told them her story they took it down.

Don’t turn an online rascal victim

• Don’t pursue a prolonged stretch attribute with a foreigner online. Most scammers aim victims outward their areas to equivocate being held or prosecuted.
• Never exhibit personal information to someone until we accommodate face-to-face and rise a turn of trust. While it’s tantalizing to share each fact of your life with a chairman we consider we could be in adore with, that’s accurately what a scammer is counting on.
• Pay courtesy to language. Many abroad scammers do not have a good authority of a English language, so that should be deliberate a “red flag.”
• Use hunt engines to check out suitors. Cut and pulp an e-mail from a online date into Google. The person’s name or summary diction might come adult on one of a several websites clinging to intrigue scams.
• Be questionable if someone wants to immediately start communicating by IM and email. They might wish entrance to your mechanism in sequence to take information.
• Be questionable of someone who claims to be a soldier. There are an augmenting series of scams in that criminal artists take photos of soldiers from amicable networking sites and afterwards fake to be infallible members of a military. They’ll ask intensity dates for income to buy special papers they explain are indispensable to come home or speak to family.
• Don’t open attachments from a stranger. If someone sends we a print in an connection and we open it, we might have unwittingly authorised a pathogen to taint your computer.
• Don’t tumble for a moan story. Many scammers explain to have mislaid a spouse, child or primogenitor in an collision or contend they have a relations who is really ill. Another common ploy is that your swain is during a airfield on his approach to revisit you, though his credit label has been declined.
• Talk to your date by write as shortly as possible. Someone who sounds trustworthy online might be an apparent rascal on a phone.
• Check online sites dedicated to dating and intrigue scams. If your date has conned others, he or she might uncover adult there.
• Report any questionable function or rascal to a Federal Trade Commission or to your internal troops department.
• Never handle income to a stranger.
From a Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Department

Torso Found in Lake Ontario Belongs to Single Mom

A badly decomposed torso found in a suitcase in Lake Ontario this week belongs to a single mother whose other body parts were found scattered around Toronto last month, police said Thursday.

Police Const. Tony Vella said autopsy results showed the torso is from Liu Guanghua, a Canadian citizen of Chinese descent.

Her head, foot and hands were discovered in a river west of Toronto last month. A few days later, her two calves, a thigh and an arm were found in a creek in eastern Toronto. Her estranged boyfriend was charged with murder last month.

Her torso was found Wednesday after two boaters spotted the suitcase.

Liu, a mother of three, was reported missing on Aug. 11, a day after her friends dropped her off in front of a now-defunct spa she owned in east Toronto.

Last week, a woman’s torso was found at the base of Niagara Falls. Police have ruled out any connection to Liu’s case.

Niagara Police suspended their search Thursday around the Niagara River in an area where the torso was found after no other evidence was discovered.

That torso has not been identified but a post-mortem determined it belonged to a Caucasian woman between 31 and 55 years old. It’s believed to have been in the water for four to 10 days before it was spotted by a tourist. Police are appealing to the public for help in identifying the woman, who had a pierced navel and two caesarean section scars.

The two cases have received extra attention since porn actor Luka Magnotta was accused of dismembering a Chinese student in Montreal and mailing his body parts to political parties and a school earlier this year.

Mark Mendelson, a former Toronto police detective, said dismembering a body as a way to dispose of it is not new and said three cases does not make a trend.

“It’s not that unique,” Mendelson said.

Draghi’s date with destiny

The moment of truth, or at least a moment of truth.

Here’s what we think we know from a number of sources.

Draghi will get broad backing from within the European Central Bank to announce a new bond-buying programme with only Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann refusing to support it. Draghi will stress the conditions to be attached and the fact that a country must seek help from the euro zone rescue fund in order to keep a lid on internal dissent. 

Details will be somewhat thin on the ground – there will be no statement that it is limited or unlimited (although privately they know they can’t set an upper limit on what they might spend) and no public discussion of setting yield caps above which intervention will be triggered.

But we do expect Draghi to declare the ECB will not be a preferred creditor for any bonds that it buys, in an attempt to stop private investors heading for the exits once the central bank comes in and will say that any purchases will be sterilized if possible, leaving some wiggle room for QE-style money creation in future.

There will be no rate cut, it is barely on the agenda given everything else that has to be nailed down.

Draghi will restate his in camera line on Monday that buying bonds up to a maturity of three years is in line with the ECB’s mandate to ensure the orderly transmission of monetary policy.

That should be enough to  convince markets that something is coming. The big question is whether Bundesbank opposition is enough to dictate an incremental approach from the ECB or if it can go in for “shock and awe” in a way that would give the markets prolonged pause for thought. Ironically, the latter could end up being cheaper than the former.

Recent reports that Weidmann had threatened to resign seem to have been more part of the negotiating and jostling for position than rooted in reality but his concerns will resonate in much of northern Europe. If, for example, Italy elected an anti-austerity government in the spring and looked like it could fall over it’s hard to see how the ECB would withdraw support and watch calamity unfold so, tacitly, it will at least have to be prepared to act without limits and continue to offer support even if its conditions have been flagrantly breached.

The key will be winning the argument that the ECB is operating within its mandate. To that end, Draghi says monetary policy transmission is broken as the ECB has set record low interest rates but Spain and Italy have to borrow at sky-high rates. Because the orthodoxy is that rate changes take two to three years to have their full impact on the real economy, buying bonds of up to that maturity is the right corrective measure. It appears that while there are doubters other than Weidmann on the ECB council, they will swallow hard and back Draghi’s analysis. And crucially, he seems to have Angela Merkel’s tacit support. Last night we had sources in her coalition saying she has pledged her support for Weidmann but one of her key allies also said whatever the ECB was planning was fine as long as it was within its mandate.

This really is a day and a half. Prior to Draghi’s turn, Spain holds its first bond auction for a month, selling two-, three- and four-year paper worth up to 3.5 billion euros. Given the timing, and the market’s reluctance to second guess the ECB it should go okay.

More interesting is likely to be Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s meeting with Angela Merkel in Madrid. He will gauge her support for Spain seeking a bond-buying bailout but has already shot himself in the foot by declaring that he doesn’t expect Spain to have to do anything else on the austerity front in return for help and saying he won’t even ask until the ECB’s plans are clear. That tone is unlikely to help given the imperative on Draghi to prove that tough conditions will be attached.
France has urged Spain to seek aid, maybe because it feels it could dragged down if things drift for much longer, but Berlin has indicated that it wants to see the results of Spanish bank stress tests due later this month before making any decisions.

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