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I still prefer Han Solo to Dash.
Same draco. Han Solo is awesome.
Han Solo is awesome i agree. But Dash Rendar is pretty cool with a blaster.
Obi-Wan is pretty good with a blaster aswell
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Han solo is good yes, but dash rendar is good aswell, lol
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Editor's note: This story has been updated. The reputation of Michael Layne's candidacy in 2010 was not reported accurately in the original version. REDLANDS - Throughout the campaign, the six candidates for City Council have faced a variety of challenges, from issues of transparency to accusations of flip-flopping.
And with five days until Tuesday's election, the six are working diligently to sway votes in their direction.
Redlands Mayor Pete Aguilar was criticized for his decision to run for re-election to the council after he lost his congressional bid in June, and faced opposition from those who feel he was not up front with his views on city issues.
Aguilar said by phone Thursday that his decision to run for council took time.
"We took some time to make sure this was one of the best things for the city of Redlands. That has always been my primary concern," he said. "My primary objective was made in the best interest of the city. I approached that with that in mind, and then took some time to think through what commitment of service on the council was and what the group coming into the council would be like to work with and if we could achieve the goals of the city."
Running for re-election was an easy decision after that, he said.
"(But) any time your name is on the ballot...you get a little nervous," he said. "We're on the homestretch here and we are looking forward to Election Day. And hopefully we can have another opportunity to continue serving the city."
Aguilar said that as a council member of any capacity, it is important to listen to both sides of a story.
"The best policies are decided with the most input, and there are times when I think the more conversation and more dialogue will lead to a better decision," he said.
Both first-time council candidates Lane Schneider and Don Wallace have been criticized for their affiliations with local political and religious groups. Schneider was the founder of the Redlands Tea Party and Wallace is the founder and pastor at the Redlands Christian Center.
They have also faced criticism for their opinions on various issues, especially Wallace, who was one of the most vocal opponents of Senate Bill 48, the FAIR Education Act that calls for teaching about the accomplishments of gay men and women.
"I'm not really sure if the criticism is because I'm a pastor of a church or because of several more issues people are contending," Wallace said. "As a minister, it is my responsibility to preach or promote what the Bible said, and people have tried to use that as a contention point.
"My response is that my responsibility would focus on specific issues of overseeing the operation of the city and services, which have nothing to do with those other issues."
Wallace added that any person running for office has a "moral framework and system" they bring to the table, but it is not the council's position to deal with issues he is opposed to.
"We are primarily dealing with the direction of the city," he said. "In essence, I'm saying those (criticisms) were brought up to discredit me rather than dealing with actual work as a council member."
Schneider faces the same issues, especially when it comes to her affiliation with the Tea Party.
She said that some views of party members do not necessarily reflect her views, and she feels many are holding views that others have over her head.
Being a part of the Tea Party, she said, " is not anything I have hidden. I know what I know about my involvement.
"These kind of questions come from a more of a superficial understanding of what the Tea Party is or a projection that some people have said or done. The Tea Party is a broad spectrum of people, and you get all kinds. What I've found surprising was that anything and everything could be attributed to me from whatever it was."
Being first-time candidates can have its advantages and disadvantages.
For Schneider, a disadvantage was her name recognition.
For Wallace, an advantage was having a game plan already set in place.
"The first thing I did was get my car wrapped so everyone could see my name, and I think that was an interesting and creative idea by means of doing that," Schneider said. "The other thing I've done was walking and talking to people (as) early (as possible)...because people don't know who I am. I've been getting out and knocking on doors and talking with people in public places."
Wallace made it a point in his campaign to never take money from unions. He felt that it was a need for him so that if he was elected, he can view and vote on issues with a clear conscience.
And while Wallace had a game plan in mind, it didn't really open his eyes up to how much of his time would be consumed in running a campaign, he said.
"But while challenging, I enjoyed the process," he added.
Mike Saifie and Michael Layne ran for the council in 2010.
Their second run at a seat on the council has been a different experience for the two.
Layne has taken a different road from the one he took in 2010.
He said he learned from his previous campaign and grew from it.
"When you get more information and you talk to more people, you evolve and I think I've evolved from the last time," Layne said. "I've been staying positive, I've been using more resources this time...and have Facebooked this time. And I've been doing a lot more walking and meet and greets than I did the last time."
Layne said that as a result of the new things he has added to his campaign, he has had his eyes opened more to issues that have been a factor in the city.
"That has been of a result from going to more and more meetings and talking to more people. There has been a lot of misinformation out there," he said. "But this time around, my campaign was much more of a strategic planning effort and keeping things positive."
Saifie also made plenty of changes to his campaign, including talking to more residents in the city.
He said his changes have brought him more supporters.
Earlier in his campaign, Saifie faced harsh criticism when he remarked he had plans to outsource the Redlands Fire Department because he felt the city could not handle costs and be fiscally responsible at the same time.
He has since changed his tune.
"Our city is not running in a fiscally responsible manner," he said. "A true balanced budget does not require raising fees on our trash and water bill or taxes. I believe if we don't fix and truly balance our budget, then we will lose the services provided to us by our emergency service personnel to other agencies, and that will degrade the quality of life for our city residents."
Saifie added that if the city does not have a balanced budget, Redlands could see the same fate as San Bernardino.
"For Redlands to be vibrant and safe, we need better and a better long-term budgeted and funded fire and police department," he said.
Former Mayor Pat Gilbreath, the longest serving council member in the city's history, has been faced with criticism similar to Pete Aguilar.
In 2010, Gilbreath ran for Assembly and lost. She said at the time that she had no intentions of running again for the council.
"At that time, I thought I was going to be successful in the Assembly race, and at that point of time, it made sense to me because I didn't think I was coming back. But I feel very strongly of what I want to accomplish (for Redlands)," she said.
Since Gilbreath announced her intentions to run for council once more, she has faced some opposition with many residents saying she has flip-flopped. They have also focused on her votes and position on Walgreens coming to the area.
A former stockholder, Gilbreath has been criticized for voting on issues pertaining to the store's decision to build a site in the area.
Gilbreath owned stock in the company at the time. She has now sold her stock because of complaints, she said.
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Fat Joe is one of the biggest players in hip-hop today - literally and figuratively. The portly Puerto Rican platinum rap star (also known as Fat Joe da Gangsta and Joey Crack) has released eight full-length studio albums to date, most of them on his own personal record label, Terror Squad Entertainment. In addition to his career in the industry, Fat Joe has dabbled in a number of other business ventures, including a New York City barbershop and a fashion line, FJ560. To call Fat Joe anything less than a big deal would be an understatement.
Born Joseph Cartagena in The Bronx, Joe - who takes his nickname "Fat Joe" from a 1930's mafia boss, Joseph Pinzolo - was introduced to hip-hop at an early age by local acts like the Furious Five and 4 1. A talented rhymesmith himself, he earned his stripes performing locally with the NYC Diggin in the Crates Crew (named after the act of digging through secondhand record stores to find records to sample) and with his label partner Big Pun before signing to Relativity Records (Three 6 Mafia, Common) in the early 1990's. Fat Joe released two albums on Relativity (Represent and Jealous One's Envy) before catching the attention of scouts from Atlantic Records, who added Fat Joe and his Terror Squad clique to their roster in 1998. Joe's next four albums on Atlantic proved to be commercially successful, with his 2001 album Jealous Ones Still Envy (J.O.S.E.) peaking at #2 on the Billboard 200 and moving over 1.2 million copies domestically. Throughout his tenure at Atlantic Fat Joe dropped a number of hits, notable among them "What's Luv?" and "Lean Back". Fat Joe's career during the early 2000's is also notable for his feud with fellow NYC rapper 50 Cent; the pair exchanged a number of diss tracks and almost started a riot at the 2005 MTV Music Video Awards in Miami. The yet-unresolved dispute between Fat Joe and 50 Cent continues to create tension in the hip-hop world today. After departing from Atlantic Records Fat Joe signed to EMI-backed Imperial Records in 2006, releasing his first album Me, Myself, & I on the label in 2006. Me, Myself, & I was followed by his most recent album The Elephant in the Room in 2008, though The Elephant in the Room failed to sell as well as his earlier efforts. Some of Fat Joe's most recent hits include "Make It Rain", "We Takin' Over", and "I Won't Tell".Rapper.Born: August 19, 1970, Bronx, New York, USA.Raised in the South Bronx area of New York.
Fat Joe (born Joseph Cartagena on August 19, 1970) is a American rapper of Puerto Rican and Cuban heritage. Born and brought up in the Bronx, Joe was popular in the large underground hip hop scene during the early and mid-1990s. During this period, Joe was affiliated with KRS-One - there are pictures online at KRS-One's Temple of Hiphop site showing the pair drawing graffiti ("bombing") together. He is also the most widely known member of the D.I.T.C. Crew (the "Digging in the Crates Crew"), along with smaller hip-hoppers such as Diamond D, Lord Finesse, O.
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Joseph Cartagena (August 19, 1970), better known by his stage name Fat Joe, is an American rapper signed to Imperial Records, CEO of Terror Squad Entertainment, and member of musical groups D.I.T.C. and Terror Squad.
Fat Joe's first album was Represent, released in 1993, followed by Jealous One's Envy in 1995. From 1998 to 2006, he was signed to Atlantic Records, releasing four albums under the label, Don Cartagena in 1998, Jealous Ones Still Envy (J.O.S.E.) in 2001, Loyalty in 2002, and All or Nothing in 2005. Around the release of All or Nothing, Fat Joe became involved in a highly publicized feud with another New York City-based rapper 50 Cent, who attacked Fat Joe in his song "Piggy Bank". His most popular song in which he performed was his Remy Ma duet "Lean Back" with Terror Squad. The song was a number-one hit in the summer of 2004.
Starting in 2006, when his album Me, Myself, & I was released, Fat Joe was signed to Imperial Records, which distributes through Terror Squad Entertainment. His follow up album wasThe Elephant in the Room, which was released in 2008; Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 (J.O.S.E. 2), the sequel to Jealous Ones Still Envy (J.O.S.E.), was released in October 2009. His tenth album The Darkside Vol. 1 was released on July 27, 2010.
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Roses In A Bottle: Wine (And Champagne) Picked For Valentine's Day
On Feb. 14, France matches up two of its specialties: romance and wine.
�I make wine in Latour and Lafite, but my heart is in Calon,� said the Marquis de Segur, a well-known 17th century property owner nicknamed the Prince of Vineyards. Since then, the label of the prestigious vintage of Saint-Estephe has a heart on it, making it the wine of choice for Valentine�s Day. To paraphrase famed French writer Edmond Rostand: there is no love but in the shade of a great wine.
The Chateau Calon Segur used Valentine�s Day to secure a deal with 20 major French restaurants: they will create their February 14 menu around the famous wine. It would be fascinating to compare Eric Frechon�s (Le Bristol), Eric Briffard�s (Le George V) and George Klein�s (L�Arnrsbourg) interpretations of love.
Beautifully located in the South Western region of Gironde, the Calon Segur is managed by Denise Capbern-Gasqueton. In 10 years, she has brought the wine back to the levels it had achieved in its glory years of the 1950s and 1960s.
Meanwhile, the Billecart-Salmon champagne has established a successful �Say it with bubbles� operation. In 300 restaurants, couples will get half a bottle of their famous brut-rose and will also get a chance to enter a competition and win gifts.
Rose champagne is always a hit for Valentine�s Day. Duval-Leroy dressed its Lady Rose vintage �with an elegant and impertinent shocking pink dress and a delicate flower stitching.� With a 25g/l dosage, this vintage, already popular in restaurants, will be sold as a special collector�s edition for about 60 euros.
The ultimate gift
Still in the rose champagnes, Pol Roger made his own collector�s box in association with restaurants, adding a pocket mirror as a gift. Other gift boxes include Henri Abele and champagnes from local producers. Rose champagne is the ultimate gift for this special day.
All vintages whose names have any sort of Valentine�s Day twist are having specials. Some good deals include the roses L�Allegresse du chateau Bellevue La Foret (Fronton, 7.40E) and Le Plaisir de Mas Miel (Cotes-du-roussillon, 8.50E), the wines L�amant du chateau Saint-Amand (Sauternes, 19E), Caprice de Bastor Lamontagne (Sauternes 12 E) and Gentil de la cave de Pfaffenheim (Alsace, 6E).
As for restaurants, other than the 20 locations for the Calon Segur and the 300 for Billecart-Salmon, independent wine producers from the Eastern Alsace region are also giving out half bottles of their gew�rztraminer in their partner restaurants for couples to enjoy at home. The reason: the gew�rztraminer, one of Alsace�s seven grape varieties, is known for its rose aroma, the symbol of love. Their slogan: �Alsace�s independent wine producers give you roses in a bottle.�
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This fabulous and very pretty organic rag doll, named Natalie by Nature's Purest, is even lovelier "in the flesh", which we can now say with complete confidence as she's now in stock and is promising to be a best-seller!
If you would prefer your child to have a doll that's not plastic or made with any toxic chemicals, this hugely appealing doll, with her plaited hair and happy expression has to be the No. 1 choice for any little girl. She has a velvety soft face and limbs and wears the prettiest polka-dot-embroidered organic cotton dress, with a little co-ordinating jacket (both of which are removable).
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sweet gun just like the raider cs-35 bit stronger,better paint job and has a direct plunger tube which propels the dart further than a normal reverse plunger tube any way when you buy this gun be sure to pick up some extra ELITE DARTS cause you will lose some.
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My son was so excited to buy this with his birthday money. It cost a bit over $40.00, but unfortunately it wasn't worth the money. He wanted this particular gun because it could rapidly shoot bullets.Also unlike his other Nerf guns, this one could shoot single shots, as well as having the rapid fire component. Well each time he used that function the Nerf bullets jammed inside the gun. He grew so frustrated and annoyed by constantly having to stop playing and fix the jams that he asked me to return it.
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By bob the man
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Comments about Hasbro 1001119 Nerf N-Strike Rampage Elite Blaster:
This gun is good but it jams a lot in rapid fire
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By Molly
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About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
My son absolutely loves this nerf gun. He loves how it shoots so many darts continuously. He even puts the drum that holds all the darts on other nerf guns he has. Love it. Well worth the money.
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By Dawn
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About Me Working Parent
Well my son is obsessed with guns so he loves this product regardless of its flaws. The bullets/darts used for this gun are too soft. They bend easily causing the gun to jam on a regular basis. Also the cartridge that holds the darts is hard to remove from the gun. Pressing the release button doesn't release it atomically, you have to use force to remove it. My son used his own birthday money to purchase this, otherwise I would exchange it for a better product.
Nerf is always fun!
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Nerf products are always great fun and this one does not disappoint. Grandson loves it.
My kids love it!!!
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I can't think of any negative remarks about this product. Me and my wife and kids all enjoy taking shots at each other and surprising one another.
Better than I expected
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I bought this Nerf blaster just for the 25-dart drum mag, to use with my Rapidstrike - or so I thought at the time. And I do use the mag with my Rapidstrike, but with the shoulder stock from the Retaliator (which doesn't work for me with the Retaliator or any other blaster, but for some reason, with the Rampage it rocks) and a 6-dart "clip" (or a 12-dart one, but the 18s get unwieldy), the Rampage may very well have become my favorite non-pistol Nerf blaster. It also has "slam-fire" capability, which I don't use (sacrificing accuracy for rapid fire, and I suspect the blaster won't last as long if you use it this way), but your mileage may vary on that.
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It is fun a friend of my son has one and my son loved it so got it for him for xmas.
I would buy it again
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This got jammed within one day of use.Had to return it.
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I use it for Nerf wars and its freaking awesome!
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MacBook Pro 15" for photography - hi-res glossy screen or the anti-glare screen?
Hi, I am going to study photography soon and plan to invest in a MacBook Pro. Thinking about a 15" screen. I am confused between the hi-res glossy screen and the anti-glare screen.
I am currently using a MacBook 13" with an anti-glare screen. I am okay with it. I have heard for purposes of Photography - the glossy screen would display the true, real colours. And then, I have read reviews which say otherwise. Please suggest!
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Typically I see glossy screens as having deeper blacks and higher contrast as well as being nicer to watch movies at night but often colors are overly saturated. Anti glare cuts glare (obviously) colors are very decent and fairly accurate but at the risk of also "washing out" some of the color. Mind you, all of these pros and cons are subtleties
There is NO STANDARD in the industry. Many go with glossy and many with matte finish. Go with your gut instinct. I use a matte finish but know industry pros who use glossy. It's important as a photographer you calibrate your screen so your colors print the way you see them on screen.
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I own a antiglare and work on computer a lot using photoshop etc. I was lucky to have it for number of reasons and I would suggest you to go for Anti-glare, as it is easy to look a it for loooooong loooong periods of time, works well near direct lights...!- Answered by Sat S from Winnipeg
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Antiglare because of the higher resolution capabilities of the video card. Gives you room if you decide to work on a larger external screen.
The glossy version has a big issue with reflections, luckily its just for personal use but I did some work on it and found that after 3 days I was looking for a filter to put on top of it because the glossy causes reflections to be substantially more prominent.- Answered by Jim T from Oakland Park
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Don't get the glossy screen!
It is useless, i'm a graphic designer and have a new 27" iMac which you can only get with a glossy screen.
It just picks up all the reflections in the office a bit like looking in a mirror all day.
I think it strains your eyes more and its no good for photo or colour re-touching.
Its a shame as the iMac is really good, I wish they at least had the option of an anti glare screen for the iMac.
How many flat screen TVs do you see with a glossy screen??- Answered by Stephen W
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5 Popular Wedding Hairstyles for Long Hair
By Cindy Kroiss
You've picked your wedding dress and now it's time to choose a hairdo! That means deciding among the many wedding hairstyles for long hair. It's important to find one that compliments your personality, your gown, and the setting of the ceremony.
If you want to wear your long locks flowing down instead of in an updo, you can go romantic curly, sleek straight, mixed straight or wavy. The possibilities are endless. It's a good idea to search through the style options and see which one best fits you. After all, you want your special day to be unforgettable. Below are a few of the popular hairstyles for brides wanting to wear their long hair down.
Romantic Waves
Sweep your long tresses into loose, romantic waves for one of the sweet and simple wedding hairstyles for long hair. This works best with an off-center part. It's a great style for outdoor, flower-filled weddings. You can add the waves yourself with large hot rollers or hire a hairstylist. Clip in a single bloom for a lovely accent or slide in decorative hairpins for a touch of sparkle.
Messy, Long Curls
Messy hairdos are becoming a glamorous hair option. They're perfect for beach weddings. You won't need to worry about them ruining in the seaside salty air and wind. Just create loose, tousled curls and let them cascade down your back. For more beach ambience, accessorize with a seashell crown or clip.
Half Up and Half Down
You can have it both ways. Half-up and half-down wedding hairstyles for long hair are popular and gorgeous. Pulling half your hair back into an updo formalizes your style for an urban wedding. It's especially beautiful with curly hair. You can allow soft curls to hang down the sides of your face and back. Finish with dazzling hairpins or a tiara headband. If you want to keep the hair out of your eyes, pull one side back with a decorative barrette or flower clip. It works indoors or out.
Straight With Side Bangs
If you're planning a casual wedding, let your hairstyle reflect your theme. Choose a simple, no-fuss style such as sleek and straight. Frame your face with side-swept bangs. For a little more volume, tease your hair at the crown. Add one or two decorative hairpins for a touch of sparkle. Straight bridal hairdos are classic wedding hairstyles for long hair. You can't go wrong.
Fairytale Princess
Dreamed of a fairytale wedding? Be a princess bride. Style your hair parted in the center with lots of volume and long, flowing waves. Add a princess tiara, preferably one matching the jeweled details of your gown and, voila, you're a princess!


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Day one is rounding up at GameCom and if you missed out on any of it, we've got you covered.
It's all here in one lovely post. From Peter Moore sporting shorts and chatting on stage with Katarina Vitt, to Ray Muzyka not giving us a Mass Effect 2 date – that was the EA side.
From the day purchase of a purple Hannah Montana PSP 3000 to Kaz's mega-fucking-ton but anticlimactic announcements of PS3 Slim and it's pretty price – Sony's all right here as well.
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How to Have a Boy: Tips on How you Can Conceive a Infant Boy
Posted by Jenny Lewis in Family on March 16th, 2012
There are so many methods being developed on how to have a boy baby these days. Although there are now so many baby gender selection strategies that are being followed today, couples should never underestimate the power of having a healthy diet. If you'd like to know why then keep reading.
You may even be asking yourself if that is really possible. Truth is it really is. If you'd like to discover how to have a boy baby, know that how and what it is exactly you're eating can help you enhance your chances of conceiving the baby gender of your preference.
Did you know that foods rich in sodium (or salty foods), potassium, glucose and non-acidic food items can help you have a baby boy? Foods high in sodium such as figs, nuts, raisins and apricots can help you conceive a male baby. Nutritious diets that contain high levels of potassium increase the likelihood of having a male baby. This food group includes banana, potato, apples, almonds and red meat.
In addition to that, foods high in glucose content are known to enhance or really increase your probabilities of conceiving a male baby. This concept or principle is now used in what we call as In Vitro Fertilization. Such wonderful conception method is being utilized in lab settings.
Also, consuming foods high in alkaline content has been found very helpful for those who want to have a boy baby. If you are one of those women who desire to conceive a boy, make sure that you include broccoli, tomatoes and lettuce in your diet. Do not ever forget to avoid eating acidic foods such as cheese, yogurt and those processed goods as they can increase your chances or probabilities of having a girl baby.
It's also suggested that a dietary meal plan that is high in calories is consumed. This dietary modification would help women have a male offspring. It's encouraged that one reach about 400 calories in their diet. A research study conducted on how to have a boy proved that those women who desire to conceive a boy baby should eat dietary meal plan which is high in calories. In addition, these females must never skip meals most especially breakfasts.
Dietary modifications can help you much better chances of conceiving or having a male offspring. In order for you to know how to have a boy baby, it's important that you use this kind of diet along with some other natural means of baby gender selection like having sexual contact within or a day after the period of your ovulation. You also have to bear in mind that proper positioning during intercourse affects the probability of you having a male offspring. Also, during sexual contact, the woman must reach climax first. This helps increase your chances to conceive a male offspring.
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