Researchers have found the wild orgy gene

Ménage à trois? Wild orgies? One night stands? Who says science can't be sexy?

Certainly not Binghamton University researchers, who are hard at work uncovering the sultry secrets behind human sexual behavior.

The team - led by Dr. Justin Garcia - recently identified a dopamine receptor gene known as DRD4 that is purportedly linked to chronic infidelity and "uncommitted" one-night stands.

And wouldn't you know it?

The very same gene has already been linked to alcoholism, gambling addiction and a predilection for really bad horror movies.

Oddly enough, another study claimed the mysterious gene was responsible for political liberalism, along with "openness" to new social situations.

"What we found was that individuals with a certain variant of the DRD4 gene were more likely to have a history of uncommitted sex, including one-night stands and acts of infidelity," Garcia confirmed.

"The motivation seems to stem from a system of pleasure and reward, which is where the release of dopamine comes in. In cases of uncommitted sex, the risks are high, the rewards substantial and the motivation variable - all elements that ensure a dopamine 'rush.'"

Garcia also noted that individuals carrying the "thrill-seeking" gene were twice as likely to have a history of one-night stands as those without the variant.

"[Still], the study doesn't let transgressors off the hook. These relationships are associative, which means that not everyone with this genotype will have one-night stands or commit infidelity.

"Indeed, many people without this genotype still have one-night stands and commit infidelity. The study merely suggests that a much higher proportion of those with this genetic type are likely to engage in these behaviors," he added.







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British firm advertises for female web coders

Now here's a dream job. An advertisement has appeared on the UK version of Craigslist looking for female web coders who are prepared to work in the nude.

Chris Taylor of Nude House says he's a naturist himself, and that the office is warm and private - and great fun. Customers never meet the staff, he promises, and won't know they're in their birthday suits.

On the company website, he says it's the "ultimate experience for nudist self-expressions" and  suggests that "The company may also operate the other nude activities - if the staff desire."

His requirements are simple. "There is nothing hard with this other than understanding the web and being able to design web pages," reads the ad. "You can work part-time or full-time - it is up to you."

But there is just one more thing that applicants apparently need for the job - breasts.

Taylor is remarkably unabashed about the stipulation, which he seems to think is perfectly normal. "It's because they'll be working for me in my house, and I want females," he told News Agency. "I don't want to look at men."

Somehow, though, I don't think I've got the job.







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Hottest New Female Award Goes To...

There are winners. And then there are HOT winners. With 3.43 lakh votes pouring in on itimes.com from all corners of the country, along with our vote, the Times Poll announces the winners of the hottest female and male making their debut this year. The faces enticing you on this page are not chosen because of their acting abilities or for being in the most commercially successful film of the year.

Hotness quotient is all that mattered to us and that is all that we asked you to judge them on. Forget talent for now. Forget the noise their movies did or didn’t make. This is what you said about their oomph factor. From Neha Sharma’s killer lips in Crook to Barbara Mori’s bikini moves in Kites to Shraddha Kapoor’s sweet charm in Teen Patti and Nidhi Subbaiah’s fresh appeal in Pancharangi (Kannada)... here’s what the numbers say about the hot, new female brigade that is catching the fancy of filmmakers and audiences alike. The list follows...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lovely Girl Madhurima

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Genelia Outdoor Photo Shoot

“All asses were not created equal.”

That’s the memorable marketing phrase from the folks behind – ahem! – Levi’s® Curve ID, a new fit system for women’s denim. The words certainly resonated with New York-based fashion bloggers who recently attended an invitation-only event at the brand’s Soho store.

More than 150 bloggers were on hand. Each was educated on the unique fit system – which focuses on shape, not size. It was developed after the Levi’s® brand studied more than 60,000 body scans and spoke with women around the world of all shapes and sizes.

After being schooled, the female fashion bloggers received a fit session with a fit specialist – and a pair of jeans.

Did they like them? Judge for yourself:
"Levi’s just gave us their new Curve ID jeans. The fit is honestly amazing”
– Faran Krentcil, Nylonmag.com via Twitter
“The bold fit model has the most amazing back side I’ve ever seen. Pretty certain it’s the jeans!”
– Leah Chernikoff, Fashionista.com
“I’ve never owned a pair of jeans that haven’t gapped in the back…until tonight. These jeans feel custom made for my body.”
  – Claire Hamilton, WGSN.com
“I think it’s a really smart move for Levi's to focus on a women's figure instead of its size.”
– William Yan, WilliamYan.com

Nisha Agarwal at Jewelry Showroom