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In order to understand the complex relation between sex and productivity, first we need to understand the relation between testosterone and sex. For guys these two go hand in hand. Testosterone is a muscle building hormone, and the more testosterone you have, more likely you will produce more of it. The more testosterone you have, the higher is your sex drive. But instead of being horny all the time, we can transmute that sexual energy into something productive. This process is called sexual sublimation. What we aren’t thinking about, is the fact that we can benefit from timing the sex at the right time, coupling it with right nutrition, and in result exploding our performance in other fields of our lives. Harnessing the power of Sexual energy One of the most important energies, is our sexual energy. The capacity of sexual energy allowed our species to survive in the struggling times. But we’re not living in the times where survival of our children is calculated by the ratio of those that will survive. In order to fully understand the optimal level of sex, and how it affects us, we need to digest some important facts about sex: How often to have sex? What is the best time to have sex? How often should you ejaculate? Ways to naturally increase testosterone Supplements to increase testosterone How often to have sex? According to Durex market research, adult males in monogamous relationships have approximately 2 intercourses a week. There is no definitive answer to how much sex you should have, as that is answered by your libido. But in a healthy individual, that takes care of itself, this onset is approximately once a day. Libido with man is directly linked to your testosterone levels. The higher your testosterone the higher your sex drive. You should aim for daily sex, as a form of exercise. Daily sex is having numerous positive effects, such as: Improved Cardio Vascular health Increased immunity Reduced stress Relived pain Increased longevity Increased blood circulation Better sleep Improved overall fitness Increased levels of Testosterone What is the best time to have sex? The delicate question of timing the sex is often related to your partner. Finding a supportive partner in your attempts to lifehack sex life is important, as it might require changes in your routine. From personal experience and scientific empirical data, there are two times. One delivers the most joy, and the other one delivers the best effects related to productivity. Your highest sexual peak of the day is the morning, when you have the highest levels of testosterone. This is going to deliver the most joy, and set the good tone of the day. But as the lifestyle requires a lot of energy throughout the working week, while morning sex is best performed on weekend mornings. The second best time to have sex are evenings. Right before you want to hit the sleep. The powerful nature of male orgasm will allow you healthier and deeper sleep, that will allow you longer REM phases, that are directly responsible for the rejuvenation of your body. How often should we ejaculate? The question of ejaculation has been widely popular recently, with the rise of Taoist movement and various biohackers, seeking improved life performance. Taoists believe that spilling semen is decreasing your male energy, and that you need to abstain from orgasming up to 30 days to get staggering effects. While there are no scientific researches on the topic, BulletProof Executive blog has a video on Quantifying Sex for Better Performance. Your sex frequency will scale up along with your energy levels and focus throughout the day, both perceived focus and actual focus. Energy levels area literally going through the roof. You might notice that throughout your workouts. Your set breaks might be shorter, your workouts more explosive. What is the scientific foundation for this? Chinese researchers conducted a study in 2003, and enlisted twenty-eight male volunteers to abstain from ejaculati

USA Hot Top 40 Singles Chart 25 May (2013) Pop, Disco, Dance, R&B, Euro | USA Sound Promo 256 kbps | MP3 | unmixed | 2013 | 03:05:21 | 349 MbTracklist:01. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – Can’t Hold Us [Feat. Ray Dalton] 04:18 02. P!Nk – Just Give Me A Reason 04:02 03. Justin Timberlake – Mirrors 08:05 04. Bruno Mars – When I Was Your Man 03:33 05. Rihanna Feat. Mikky Ekko – Stay 04:00 06. Selena Gomez – Come & Get It 03:51 07. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – Thrift Shop (Feat. Wanz) 03:55 08. Imagine Dragons – Radioactive 03:08 09. Icona Pop Feat. Charli Xcx – I Love It 02:36 10. Florida Georgia Line – Cruise (Remix) [Feat. Nelly] 03:26 11. Demi Lovato – Heart Attack 03:31 12. Ariana Grande – The Way (Feat. Mac Miller) 03:46 13. Pitbull – Feel This Moment (Feat. Christina Aguilera) 03:49 14. Drake – Started From The Bottom 02:53 15. Daft Punk Ft. Pharrell Williams – Get Lucky 04:08 16. Fall Out Boy – My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up) 03:08 17. Justin Timberlake Feat. Jay Z – Suit & Tie (Main) 05:30 18. Darius Rucker – Wagon Wheel 04:57 19. Blake Shelton – Boys ‘Round Here 04:49 20. Will.I.Am – #Thatpower (Feat. Justin Bieber) 04:39 21. J Cole – Power Trip (Feat. Miguel) 04:00 22. Lil Wayne Ft. Drake & Future – Love Me 04:15 23. Tim Mcgraw – Highway Don’t Care 04:39 24. Mariah Carey Ft. Miguel – Beautiful (Explicit) 03:22 25. Taylor Swift – 22 03:52 26. Emeli Sande – Next To Me 03:16 27. Wale – Bad (Feat. Tiara Thomas) 04:18 28. The Lumineers – Ho Hey 02:43 29. Florida Georgia Line – Get Your Shine On 03:42 30. Avril Lavigne – Here’s To Never Growing Up 03:34 31. Bruno Mars – Locked Out Of Heaven 03:53 32. Miranda Lambert – Mama’s Broken Heart 02:59 33. Ace Hood – Bugatti (Feat. Future & Rick Ross) 04:29 34. Maroon 5 – Daylight 03:45 35. Krewella – Alive (Cash Cash & Kalkutta Remix) 05:32 36. Taylor Swift – I Knew You Were Trouble 03:39 37. Awolnation – Sail (Album Version) 04:19 38. Baauer – Harlem Shake 03:16 39. Psy – Gentleman 03:14 40. Chris Brown – Fine China 03:33 41. Jennifer Lopez – Live It Up (Feat. Pitbull) 04:03 42. Gloriana – Can’t Shake You 04:27 43. Carly Rae Jepsen – Tonight I’m Getting Over You (Remix) (Feat. Nicki Minaj) 04:01 44. Randy Houser – Runnin’ Outta Moonlight 03:13 45. Danielle Bradbery – Maybe It Was Memphis (The Voice Performance) 03:22 46. Easton Corbin – All Over The Road 02:43 47. Rich Gang – Tapout (Feat. Lil Wayne, Birdman, Mack Maine, Nicki Minaj & Future) [Explicit Version] 04:44Short preview: ( Lower quality – 64 kbps )mp3 download links:uploaded.net VA-USA Hot Top 40 Singles Chart 25 May (2013)

DISH Statement on SoftBank's Claims and Attempt to Control Assets of National Strategic Importance ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- DISH Network Corporation (NAS: DISH) today responded to the recently launched SoftBank web page [http://www.softbank.co.jp/sprint/benefits/] touting the purported benefits of its attempt to gain control of Sprint. DISH's proposal will deliver nearly all the key benefits of the SoftBank-Sprint transaction and more, including 40 MHz of additional mid-band spectrum and cable-quality broadband access to approximately 40 million unserved and underserved consumers in rural America -- all built on a foundation of an American company investing cash from an American balance sheet to make another American company more competitive for the benefit of all American consumers. In fact, a DISH/Sprint merger is superior in several important areas: DISH's $25.5 billion offer is better for shareholders, offering more cash and stock in a strategically superior company than the SoftBank proposal provides for Sprint shareholders. The SoftBank investment to control Sprint is a financial transaction, not a commercial merger, given that SoftBank has no U.S. operations to combine with Sprint. DISH/Sprint creates the only company that offers convenient, fully integrated nationwide bundle of in- and out-of-home video, broadband and voice services. The combination also provides substantial synergies and a significantly enhanced strategic position. With the largest spectrum portfolio and as the only telecommunications company to deliver voice, video and data in- and out-of-the home, DISH/Sprint would be better positioned to challenge AT&T and Verizon than SoftBank-Sprint. SoftBank brings no spectrum to the merger. DISH brings 45 MHz of low- and mid-band spectrum with an estimated value of $10 billion, plus robust cash flows. A DISH-Sprint will be better for national security by preserving domestic ownership, control and accountability over Sprint's national wireless network and fiber backbone network, which provides classified services to government, law enforcement and military customers. SoftBank also used its new web content to defend foreign investment in the U.S. telecom sector, citing the presence of Vodafone, through Verizon Wireless, and Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile operation in the U.S. "Vodafone and Deutsche Telekom are not relevant to the national security discussion surrounding the proposed acquisition of Sprint by SoftBank," said Stanton Dodge, DISH executive vice president and general counsel. "Times have changed and there can be no doubt that today, a nationwide wireless network is an asset of national strategic importance. Additionally, unlike Sprint, neither Verizon wireless nor T-Mobile control a national fiber backbone serving national security interests including defense, law enforcement and other sensitive governmental operations." SoftBank also apparently committed to using only network equipment that is acceptable to the U.S. Government, which DISH believes validates the national security concerns that it has raised with respect to SoftBank-Sprint. Further, if the news reports are accurate, and CFIUS has concerns with respect to the use of Chinese manufactured equipment on a foreign-controlled Clearwire network, then as much as $1 billion would have to be added to the cost of the proposed SoftBank-Sprint transaction. DISH is committed to working with the appropriate regulatory agencies to meet national security goals. "There is a bright line between DISH and SoftBank: DISH is not foreign-controlled, nor is its proposal subject to CFIUS," said Dodge. "The question is about who should control and who will be accountable for assets - the Sprint national wireless and backbone fiber networks - that are vital to our national security." Dodge continued: "The contras

Battling conflicting indicators, the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 12 points, or less than 0.1%, to close at 15,294 today. Down 120 points at one point in early trading, Wall Street struggled to come to terms with a decline in Chinese factory output. However, when U.S. new home sales in April rose by nearly 30% from a year ago, and blowout Hewlett-Packard earnings were considered, the Dow nearly clawed its way back to even ground. HP rocketed 17.1% higher today, posting its largest single-day gain since late 2001. Even though sales slipped 10%, earnings beat estimates, as profit margins increased in the company's new business focuses, enterprise, and enterprise services, in particular. Shareholders couldn't ask for much more: At least four analysts raised their price targets on the stock as HP raised its guidance. Aerospace giant Boeing also benefited from newfound analyst love, adding 1.9%, as at least five investment banks raised their price targets on the stock this week alone. Wall Street cheered news that China gave the thumbs-up to its national airlines to fly the Boeing 787 Dreamliner; today's clearance is the latest positive for Boeing's Dreamliner, which has been reworked after serious issues with its battery earlier this year. Even with tech stocks leading the way, largely by virtue of Hewlett-Packard's earnings shocker, shares of Microsoft still slipped 1.3%. The company's release of the new Xbox One gaming console simply hasn't impressed investors. While the device offers new ways to multitask and interact via voice and motion controls, the price point is still unknown, making it harder to gauge how viable the product actually is. The largest laggard in the Dow today was Alcoa , which lost 1.7% in trading. Materials companies always hate to hear anything even remotely neutral out of China, preferring, instead, projections of double-digit growth in all areas of the economy for centuries to come. With today's data showing industrial output actually slowing, Alcoa shares slumped, in anticipation of weaker demand for aluminum. The massive wave of mobile computing has done much to unseat the major players in the PC market, including venerable technology names like Hewlett-Packard. However, HP's rapidly shifting its strategy under the new leadership of CEO Meg Whitman. But does this make HP one of the least-appreciated turnaround stories on the market, or is this a minor blip on its road to irrelevance? The Motley Fool's technology analyst details exactly what investors need to know about HP in our new premium research report. Just click here now to get your copy today.

Investing in small Chinese technology companies has been akin to crossing a field covered with hidden landmines. It got so risky that in 2012, Fool contributor Brian Stoffel pledged to buy absolutely no small-cap Chinese companies for his real-life holdings. But 2013 is a new year, and a small company he has been watching for some time now has piqued his interest: Chinese e-tailer Dangdang . Though the stock, often referred to as the "Amazon of China," is not without its risks, Brian believes it has two big trends moving in its favor. In fact, Dangdang is one of the five stocks he's considering buying in June for his Roth IRA. He's been calling out one company per month for almost two years now, and the portfolio has returned 25%, beating the S&P 500 by over 4 percentage points. In the video, Brian explains his reasoning for considering the stock for his real-life holdings. Learn about the titans of techIt's incredible to think just how much of our digital and technological lives are almost entirely shaped and molded by just a handful of companies. Find out "Who Will Win the War Between the 5 Biggest Tech Stocks?" in The Motley Fool's latest free report, which details the knock-down, drag-out battle being waged by the five kings of tech. Click here to keep reading.

There are a lot of 7-inch tablets on the market, but few can be had at a US-based retailer for less than 100 bucks. Chinese manufacturer Hisense is set to undercut that saturated market with a pair of budget Jelly Bean tablets: the Sero 7 LT, priced at $99, and the Sero 7 Pro with a $149 MSRP. While both devices include similar housings, the internals differ significantly, as you might expect. The cheaper model includes a 1.6GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB of RAM, 4 gigs of internal storage (plus a microSD slot with support for 32GB cards), a 1,024 x 600-pixel 7-inch display, 0.3-megapixel front-facing camera, a four-hour battery and Android 4.1. The Pro model boasts a 1.3GHz quad-core Tegra 3 processor, 1GB RAM, 8 gigs of storage, an upgraded 1,280 x 800 display, a 2MP camera up front with a 5MP cam on the rear, up to 10 hours of battery life and Android 4.2. You should be able to snag both tablets at your local Walmart store or through the retailer's website beginning tomorrow. Filed under: Tablets Comments Source: Walmart

Warning: NSFW language. He says he prefers the fake prison in his music video to the boredom of the real one. Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei released a heavy metal song called "Idiot BoYi." BoYi was a Chinese nobleman who starved himself to death for the Shang Dynasty. His name is now synonymous with gullible shill of the state, or useless pacifist.He simplified the English title to "Dumbass." The music video depicts his two months in isolated detention, after he tweeted his support for Arab Spring-inspired protests in China in 2011. Ai was remarkably silent about his prison experience after his release. When The Daily Beast spoke to him a year later, he said he was so anxiously bored in isolation that he wished someone would beat him. "At least that’s human contact . . . You should commit suicide before you have to go through this." He said his music debut was inspired by a bored prison guard asking him if he could sing a song. "[The song] doesn't sound very good, because I don't have any real skill," he told Reuters. View Entire List ›

It was a volatile session on Wall Street today, fueled by concerns over potential Fed policy changes and disappointing data from China. Overnight, Japan’s Nikkei Stock average plummeted over 7%, sparking a broad global sell off and a brutal open in the U.S.. Stocks did, however, manage to recover some earlier losses after several better-than-expected economic readings were reported; U.S. new-home sales topped analysts forecasts, while the Labor Department reported unemployment benefits falling by 23,000 last week. In a separate report, flash Markit manufacturing PMI also came in stronger than expected in May [see The Cheapest ETF for Every Investment Objective]. Global Market Overview: DXJ Tumbles After Nikkei Freefall, XLU Slumps Following a broad global sell-off, all three major U.S. equity indexes fell to close in negative territory. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF slipped 0.06%, after its underlying index fell sharply lower at the open. The S&P 500 ETF lost 0.28%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq ETF fell 0.28%. In Europe, markets were broadly lower [...]Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com.Related Posts:Daily ETF Roundup: Stocks Finish Flat, IBB And DXJ PopDaily ETF Roundup: YCS Pops On Weaker Yen, XLU Slides Alongside UtilitiesDaily ETF Roundup: Stocks Rebound On Bank of Japan MoveDaily ETF Roundup: Stocks Close Out Quarter On High NoteDaily ETF Roundup: Stocks Shrugg Off Sequester

It's ominous in China to give someone a timepiece as a gift, but that may soon be happening as a Chinese software company unveils a new smart watch. Nut Shell Electronics, a subsidiary of China's Shanda, announced that the company will launch several new products on June 17, 2013, including two second-generation Shanda smartphones, a [...]

Close contact with someone infected with the new bird flu strain, H7N9, is likely to get you sick, according to a new study published today, May 23, in the journal Science. The virus isn't that great at passing through the air, though, so in order to contract the virus you would need to stand and talk with the sick person for about 15 minutes. Currently, 131 people have gotten sick with the new virus, and 36 have died. Hong Kong researchers are guessing that 90 to 120 more cases could exist, though cases have slowed in recent weeks. "This study was designed to give us clues about the transmission of H7N9 which has affected some humans in China," study researcher David Kelvin, of the University of Toronto, said in a statement. That study included infecting ferrets with the virus in the lab. They use ferrets as the animal model for human flus because they are mammals like us, they get the same viruses, and they show symptoms of the infection. They also tested the virus on pigs, because they are often incubators for influenza viruses. It didn't pass between them as well as it did in the ferrets, though. "The animals used in the study had very mild clinical symptoms as a result of their exposure to the virus and it was clear that very close contact was required for transmission. It also appears that this virus in its present form does not transmit very well through the air." Scientists are worried that it could mutate and gain that ability, since it's already more evolutionarily adapted to spread among humans than other bird flus they've seen. They've already started seeing changes to the molecules on the outside of the virus that control how it enters cells, according to NPR's Shots blog. "These findings suggest that the novel virus had been evolving and might, with a few amino acid mutations, adapt to humans," write the authors of the report in the New England Journal of Medicine, published May 22. These "stepwise" adaptations — where small mutations happen over time — are similar to the way the 1918 and 1957 flu viruses adapted and caused pandemics. These mutations happen as the virus lingers in animal populations. Though there are fewer new human cases, the virus needs to be wiped off the face of the Earth, and quickly. "There's a bit of a worry in my mind that the urgency to do something about this will drop," study researcher Richard Webby, of St. Jude Children's Hospital and the Word Health Organization, told Shots. "We really need to get on top of this virus and get it out of animal populations. Otherwise it's just not going to go away."SEE ALSO: The Frightening Story Of A Man Who Bought A Chicken And Then Died Of Bird Flu SEE ALSO: Follow Business Insider: Science On Facebook > Please follow Science on Twitter and Facebook.Join the conversation about this story »