Page 01 Health Wednesday
10 August 2016
PENIS DISORDERS
Symptoms and When to See a Doctor
When something goes wrong with your penis, it can affect your sex life as well as your overall well-being. Some the
most common conditions that affect the penis are:
·
PRIAPISM, a persistent, often painful erection that lasts for
more than 4 hours.
·
PEYRONIE'S DISEASE, a condition in which a plaque, or hard lump, forms in
the penis and causes it to bend or curve.
·
BALANITIS,
an INFLAMMATION or infection of the head of the penis.
·
PHIMOSIS, a condition in which the foreskin of the penis is so
tight that it cannot be pulled back off the head of the penis.
·
PARAPHIMOSIS, which happens when the foreskin, once retracted, gets
stuck behind the head and cannot return to its natural location. It is a
medical emergency that can cause serious complications if not treated.
·
PENILE CANCER, a rare type of CANCER that starts in the SKIN cells of the penis.
In many cases, there are treatments. Some
conditions can even be prevented with good hygiene. Because some of these
conditions are medical emergencies, it’s important to know the symptoms and
what to do if they happen.
Check with your doctor
if you have:
·
Pain, swelling, or
tenderness in your penis
·
An abnormal discharge
·
Blood in your
urine or semen
·
An erection that lasts
for 4 hours or longer
·
A foreskin that is too
tight to move
CONCEPTUALIZED AND DEVELOPED
BY JAI SUNTHUSH ABEYEWARDENE
Author + Freelance Marketing Copywriter
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Page 02 Grooming Wednesday 10 August 2016
"GROOMS WITH UNICORN FACIAL HAIR" IS JUST AS AMAZING AS IT SOUNDS
The latest trend in beard decorating is rainbow facial hair.
While the earlier beard trends were a little theatrical for a
grooms taste, this bold look is something that’s sure to stun the bride and
guests at your wedding.
If women could dye their
hair, why can't guys I mean grooms get colorful with their facial hair? Dyeing
rights are for all!
CONCEPTUALIZED AND DEVELOPED
BY JAI SUNTHUSH ABEYEWARDENE
Author + Freelance Marketing Copywriter
+ 94 774546069 wordpowerjsa@gmail.com
Page 03 Fashion Wednesday
10 August 2016
FASHION RULES for
Grooms
Your sense of style may not be on
the list of reasons you’re marrying her, but don't worry -- that’s where you
and the rules come in.
Rule
1: YOUR SUIT OR TUX SHOULD FIT THE FORMALITY
At the most basic
level, your attire should be appropriate for your venue and fit with the
overall vibe of the wedding. If your wedding is in the daytime or outdoors, it
can be a bit more casual (think: lighter-colored suits made of fabrics like
seersucker or khaki).
If it's an evening
affair in a ballroom or a swanky hotel, go with either a dark, well-tailored
suit or for black-tie attire (a tux). Need to step it up one more notch? Suited
for an extra-luxe venue, white-tie is the ultimate in formalwear. This means a
black tailcoat, white shirt and white bow tie.
Rule
2: YOUR FULL SUIT SHOULD COORDINATE WITH HERS
Remember, your wedding
is your first opportunity to show off your couple style, so make it a joint
effort. While you may not actually want to try on the trouser in front of her
and compare styles before the wedding, you'll want to be sure your styles work
together.
Rule
3: YOUR BODY TYPE SHOULD DICTATE YOUR SUIT
The key to looking
sharp is dressing
for your body type. If you are tall and thin, lucky you: Most tuxedos and
suits will look good on your frame. To add bulk, try a double-breasted suit,
which will make you look broader.
To slim down, try a
fitted suit with a little bit of a nip in the waist to give the impression of a
leaner silhouette.
Skip lighter-colored
suits since darker hues are slimming. If you are short, look for a two or
three button jacket with a low button stance to elongate the body.
Rule
4: YOUR FIT SHOULD BE PERFECT
Even the most expensive
tux on the rack will look and feel awful if it doesn't fit right. You should be
able to move around easily, that means you should be able to do lots of twists,
turns and arm raises to make sure there's plenty of mobility. Regardless of
whether you’re renting or buying, most shops will custom
tailor the purchase. Here are a few basic tailoring rules:
- The
jacket sleeve hem should fall at the wrist bone with about one-fourth to
one half inch of the shirt cuff showing below.
- The bottom hem of the jacket should cover the
butt and the vent shouldn't pull open. If it does, that means it's too
tight.
- The collar should lie flat on the back and
sides of the neck without any gaps or bulges.
- Pants should fit comfortably when standing and
sitting and break across the top of the shoes so that they cover the top
one-third.
- A bow tie should fit snugly around the collar.
Rule 5: YOUR LOOK SHOULD MATCH YOUR
BRIDAL PARTY
Traditionally, the
groomsmen wear attire that's the same as or similar to that of the groom -- but
it's up to you and your gal. Even if you aren't planning for all the men in
your bridal party to show up in the same suit or tux, it's important that their
outfits match in style and feel.
Matching doesn't just
end with the guys either; you'll want your whole party to have a cohesive
style. To achieve this, aim to pair you and your groomsmen style to that of the
bridesmaids -- for instance, if the bridesmaids are rocking a vintage vibe, the
guys can don retro three-piece suits.
Rule
6: YOUR ACCESSORIES SHOULD SET HER APART
Now that everyone is
matching and coordinated, it's time to pick your extras so you could stand out
from the crowd. To achieve a totally unique look, wear a special boutonniere or
a bow tie, vest, tie, cummerbund or cuff links in a different color or style.
If your wedding palette has two colors, you can wear one of the shades while
the rest of the guys wear the other.
For a luxe affair, have
the groomsmen each wear a tux with a black bow tie and black vest, while you
don the fancy version with a white tie and white vest.
CONCEPTUALIZED AND DEVELOPED
BY JAI SUNTHUSH ABEYEWARDENE
Author + Freelance Marketing Copywriter
+ 94 774546069 wordpowerjsa@gmail.com
Page 04 Finance Wenesday
10 August 2016
CHEAP BUDGET WEDDING VENUE IDEAS
for Ceremony and Reception
Even the average cost
of a wedding could be forbidding these days. But if you’re planning your big
day, don’t let this scenario scare you! There are plenty of creative ideas for
a wedding on a budget without sacrificing what matters most to you.
One of the best ways to
save is with your wedding venue. A wedding venue could be many things, but for
most weddings, it means a place for the ceremony and a place for the reception.
Planning the wedding venue is really the first step in planning a wedding –
everything else hinges on the location.
So start off your
wedding planning right by making the most cost-effective decision. Here are a
few ways to do just that.
Don’t
Get Married on a Saturday
You are probably not
surprised that Saturday is the most common day to get married. It’s convenient,
it’s traditional and it’s what most people are used to. And because it’s the
most common day, it’s also the most expensive.
Many venues will charge
up to 50% less if you book their location for a Sunday or Friday. Why? Because
they typically don’t get weddings for those days, it’s like extra income for
them and everybody wins.
Focus
on Priorities
What is the main thing
that you want out of your wedding venues? Is it a really great view, with less
emphasis placed on the food? or do you want a 5-star sprawl of gourmet
delights, without regard to whether or not the location is in the center of a
bustling city?
Figure out what’s most important to you and
splurge a little on that one thing (e.g. a well-known chef or a picturesque
setting) and save on your budget with the stuff that doesn’t matter as much.
Consider
Non-Traditional Venues
Get creative. Consider
a bed and breakfast, a public park or an art gallery for your reception. Places
that don’t typically host weddings may not have the same exorbitant prices as
those that are well-known for being wedding venues.
Go
Small Town Instead of Big City
Prices
are usually high in big cities so go outside the city limits to get better
deals.
Choose
One Venue Instead of Two
Many locations have the
ability to be both a ceremony and reception venue, which means you don’t have
to pay two separate location fees. For example, many churches have a hall that
is available for such occasions. Guests love when they do not have to drive
from the ceremony to get to the reception!
Have
a Morning Wedding
Although it may be
tricky for a bride to get herself ready bright and early, having a morning
wedding can save a lot of money. Serving brunch or lunch at the reception is
much cheaper than serving a dinner. Plus, you will have more time to spend with
your new spouse on your actual wedding day.
Use
Your Negotiation Skills
Try to get offers from
many different locations and use that information to your advantage. Also, make
sure you don’t mention that you want the venue for a wedding until after you
get quoted a price for the party. Some locations will jack up the price when
they hear the word “wedding.”
Ask
to Pay in Full for a Discount
Typically, you are
required to provide a down payment when you book a venue for a wedding and then
pay the rest later. Ask if you can get a discount if you pay in full when you
book (but make sure you get a contract with a reimbursement plan to protect
yourself in the event that something goes wrong).
Get
Married Off-Season
Although it may be more
convenient for families with children to attend the wedding during the wedding
season when the weather is nice and sunny, consider an off-season month, such
as November or January, to cut your costs. This will also save you money when
you book your honeymoon.
Have
a Small Reception and a Party Later
If you keep your
wedding and reception to about 50 people or less, you can save a lot of money.
Invite close friends and family and then when you get back from your honeymoon,
throw a casual (and inexpensive) party to celebrate with the rest of your
friends.
Get
Married in Your Backyard
There
are definite pros and cons to this option. If you’re up for something casual
for your reception, like a backyard BBQ, this is a great option. If you want a
more formal affair, you will probably end up spending more money, because you
have to rent everything ( tables, flatware, servers to list a few). Do some
research to see if this is a money-saving option for you?
Shorten
the Reception
Some venues will charge
you by the hour. To shave off some cost, consider shortening the reception by one
hour. Many guests won’t even notice since they leave receptions early. This
will also save you money in other areas as with the photographer, videographer,
DJ or band.
Don’t
Over-rent Space
Make sure that the
space you rent is appropriate for the number of guests that you will have. Do
not even look at venues that accommodate 300 guests when you will only expect
100.
Find
Somewhere New
Use a newly-opened
venue. New venues might offer lower prices as they are attempting to build up a
good reputation and gain some new business.
Bring
Your Own Liquor
If you’re serving
alcohol at your wedding, choose a place that allows you to bring in your own
liquor, wine and beer. This is where most venues really jack up the prices to
make money off of receptions. You can save considerably by bringing your own
spirits for the occasion.
Final
Word
When planning a
wedding, start early and remember to watch out for unexpected wedding costs.
Also take time to prepare for your marriage in addition to your wedding because
that is what your wedding is all about. Consider using the money you save on
your wedding to go towards a romantic wedding anniversary later in your
marriage.
CONCEPTUALIZED AND DEVELOPED
BY JAI SUNTHUSH ABEYEWARDENE
Author + Freelance Marketing Copywriter
+ 94 774546069 wordpowerjsa@gmail.com
Page 05 Travel Wednesday
10 August 2016
ARRIVE IN STYLE
with these Sporty Wedding Cars to Suit Your Budget
When you think of a sports car, the
word budget isn’t really the first thing that comes to mind, but you can get
some fab deals if you shop around. Consider hiring a self-driven car without
the
While they may not be the show
pieces that some other sports cars are, they still have that wow factor. Also,
if you have any friends that own a sports car, ask them if you could borrow it
and look at getting insurance for the day or perhaps they could be your
personal chauffeur!
If you have a bit of extra cash to
splash on sports car hire, there is a whole range of cars that you’d feel like
driving around on your big day like a
Lamborghini Gallardo Spider
or even feel like James Bond in an Aston Martin DBS.
CONCEPTUALIZED AND DEVELOPED
BY JAI SUNTHUSH ABEYEWARDENE
Author + Freelance Marketing Copywriter
+ 94 774546069 wordpowerjsa@gmail.com
Page 06 Honeymoon Wednesday 10 August
BE THE FIRST!
“these are a
few serious hidden honeymoon gems”
Sapa in VIETNAM
Terraced fields and the
forest-like Hoang Lien Son Mountains surround this ethnically diverse town,
putting you in the middle of the culture sans the city bustle.
WHAT TO DO: Ask your hotel to arrange for a Jeep
to take you from Sapa to the Bac Ha Market on a Sunday morning, when trade is
at its peak. It's about a three-hour drive to get there, but the trek is well
worth it if you want to mingle with members of local tribes. Also have a car to
take you to Hoang Lien National Park, where a guide can take you to
"Heaven's Gate" or the Silver Waterfall.
GOOD TO KNOW: The market is all about bargaining;
you should be able to haggle your way down to about half of the original price.
Carate in COSTA RICA
Carate is situated near
Corcovado National Park and is just a short boat ride to Caño Island, making it
easy to explore the rain forests and get your scuba on.
WHAT TO DO: Start your mornings with yoga or a
hike to nearby waterfalls and wading pools. Sign up for a scuba adventure with
Caño Divers (you can get certified there, but its better if you can do it beforehand
to save time at CanoDiversCostaRica.com).
GOOD TO KNOW: If you rent a car, make sure it has a
GPS. Costa Rica is known for having dodgy street signs, making it easy to get
lost.
Queenstown in NEW ZEALAND
This destination is an
action junkie's dream, with miles of untouched wilderness waiting to be
explored.
WHAT TO DO: Strengthen your bond -- and scream
your heads off -- by bungee-jumping together 43 meters off the Kawarau Bridge (Bungy.co.nz). After your adrenaline rush, take
in the scenery on a guided day hike on the Routeburn Track through Ultimate
Hikes, a company specializing in natural tours (UltimateHikes.co.nz).
GOOD TO KNOW: Go between November and April. Avoid
the two weeks post-Christmas when families (meaning kids) vacation there.
CONCEPTUALIZED AND DEVELOPED
BY JAI SUNTHUSH ABEYEWARDENE
Author + Freelance Marketing Copywriter
+ 94 774546069 wordpowerjsa@gmail.com
Page 07 Sex Wednesday 10 August 2016
THINGS WOMEN REALLY WANT
from Wedding Night Sex
Now,
let’s be honest here: the majority of married couples don’t actually get
around to having sex on their wedding night. After all the craziness that is
surviving your wedding day intact, you’re usually drunk, exhausted or both by
the time you get back to your room.
Hi,
Grooms here’s a handy little guide to what your wife-to-be will really want
to get out of the evening’s activities and ladies, here’s your first official
“honey do” list.
A GOOD LAUGH
Undressing
is sexy; slipping out of a 20-pound gown is not. It will be funny, and you
should laugh long and hard about it. The same goes for all the other “bloopers”
you’re bound to experience that night.
NAUGHTY VOWS
You’ve already vowed to cherish and protect each other at all costs. Now it’s time to make the juicier promises you fully intend to keep. You get where I’m going with this, right? Let’s keep this post safe for work and let you fill in the blanks.
You’ve already vowed to cherish and protect each other at all costs. Now it’s time to make the juicier promises you fully intend to keep. You get where I’m going with this, right? Let’s keep this post safe for work and let you fill in the blanks.
BACKGROUND MUSIC
This is the part where the movies got it right. Nothing sets the mood quite like a naughty playlist. [Insert her favorite slow jams here.]
This is the part where the movies got it right. Nothing sets the mood quite like a naughty playlist. [Insert her favorite slow jams here.]
COMPLIMENTS
Every woman wants to be told they’re the most beautiful bride in the world on the big day. If your betrothed says she doesn’t want the same shameless flattery between the sheets on the big night, she’s lying. Case closed.
Every woman wants to be told they’re the most beautiful bride in the world on the big day. If your betrothed says she doesn’t want the same shameless flattery between the sheets on the big night, she’s lying. Case closed.
LIQUID CONFIDENCE
Nerves and weddings go hand in hand – even when you’ve known each other forever. Bring your bubbly of choice to the bedroom and pour as you play.
Nerves and weddings go hand in hand – even when you’ve known each other forever. Bring your bubbly of choice to the bedroom and pour as you play.
SOMETHING FOR ALL HER
SENSES
You’ve got the touching covered, but what about her other senses? Be sure the room is scented, styled and soundproofed to perfection. And, don’t forget the sweets.
You’ve got the touching covered, but what about her other senses? Be sure the room is scented, styled and soundproofed to perfection. And, don’t forget the sweets.
AN ORGASM
Memo to all men: Your wedding night is not the time to go all selfish on your fiancée – save that for marriage.
Memo to all men: Your wedding night is not the time to go all selfish on your fiancée – save that for marriage.
FOREPLAY
Slow things down – what’s the rush? The rest of the day will already feel like a blur by the time you enter your suite, so the after party is your chance to take your time and make more lasting memories.
Slow things down – what’s the rush? The rest of the day will already feel like a blur by the time you enter your suite, so the after party is your chance to take your time and make more lasting memories.
ROMANCE (OBVIOUSLY!)
If
you’re wife-to-be actually walked across the threshold, there are no lit
candles in sight and no flowers to be found, men, you have already failed her –
try not to make it a habit when you get home.
COMFORT
There is absolutely nothing against bathroom sex, floor sex or even patio sex – they’re a real rush!– but no woman wants to wake up the morning after her wedding with weird bruises in unwanted places and zero recollection of how they got there. That’s the complete opposite of romantic.
There is absolutely nothing against bathroom sex, floor sex or even patio sex – they’re a real rush!– but no woman wants to wake up the morning after her wedding with weird bruises in unwanted places and zero recollection of how they got there. That’s the complete opposite of romantic.
TRUE PASSION
Skip
the clichés and tell her what it really feels like to be
laying next to the woman of your dreams on the most magical night of your life
CONCEPTUALIZED AND DEVELOPED
BY JAI SUNTHUSH ABEYEWARDENE
Author + Freelance Marketing Copywriter
+ 94 774546069 wordpowerjsa@gmail.com
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