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As teenagers, we are very close to our parents, sharing everything with them. But as we mature and start to develop a curiosity about sexuality, we always find ourselves desperately seeking some answers.There is barely any dialogue about sex education in most families, and certainly no professional sex therapists to turn to.According to a new study on sex as a human physiological need, sexual intercourse needs are the same as air, water or food means to human beings. Of course, unlike water, food and air, any of us can still survive without having sex, but can develop an imbalance or even mental disorders if they don’t find sexual fulfillment according to the study I’ve just finished reading.In most countries, it’s still considered taboo to talk openly about sex something liberals like me hopes can change, along with the general perception of women.It’s ridiculous to find men who want to see women totally covered up, but at the same time they watch blue films and are drawn to women w

IT managers face daily realities of combating a relentless battle against the increasing frequency and complexity of threats, their attitude is rapidly changing. When I asked a forensic expert working in Montreal,Canada about her expected challenges for 2015 as well as her own personal online security habits, she told that how willing she is to trust her own personal data with a service provider that outsourced IT security. Along with this rise in as-a-Service consumption in her personal life, perhaps IT leadership is also emboldened by the increased acceptance and successful adoption of cloud services, as she is now one of the IT managers working in global cooperation who recognizes that, with the right due-diligence and sourcing strategy, IT security is also suited to this model.However, putting enterprise IT security into a service provider’s hands, especially increasingly complex functions, requires a high level of trust and assurance. For the IT decision makers, it is reputati