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Supporting the hypothesis that size matters, Brody and his

colleagues found the women who reported the highest number of

vaginal orgasms in the past month were most likely to say

that longer was better.

"This might be due at least in part to greater ability of a

longer penis to stimulate the entire length of the vagina,

and the cervix," Brody said.

The data supports Brody's claim, Whipple said, but the sample

is limited to Scottish university students and should be

replicated with a broader group. Nevertheless, she warned

against worrying about the findings in bed.
Visitors to the state this Dasara season have reasons to

rejoice. The three famed tiger reserves near Mysore are

opening to tourists starting Thursday.

A day after the Supreme Court lifted the ban on tourism in

tiger reserves, foresters on Wednesday decided to open

Bandipur, Nagarahole and BRT tiger reserves. "We're opening

the tiger reserves to tourists operating safaris. The

reservations will also open for tourist facilities in these

tiger reserves," additional principal chief conservator of

forests (APCCF) B J Hosamath.

However, the forest department will not increase the areas

where tourists are allowed. Both at Nagarahole and Bandipur,

the total area where tourists are allowed is under 10 per

cent of the tiger reserves while it is 14 per cent at BRT.
A new theory put forward by Harvard scientists suggests the

moon was once part of the earth that spun off after a giant

collision with another body.

In a paper published on Wednesday in the journal Science,

Sarah Stewart and Matija uk said their theory would explain

why the earth and moon have similar composition and

chemistry.

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On the BrahMos-2 project for developing a hypersonic reusable

cruise missile, Pillai said it would give a significant boost

to the country's defence capabilities.

He had earlier in June said the missile would be ready for

test flight in 2017.

"The BrahMos- 2 programme has started with its design and

basic technology development is currently underway," he said.

Pillai said the missile, with a speed of Mach- 7 would

deliver the warhead, assess the destruction of the target and

come back and get ready to go again.

The convocation witnessed the graduation of 1,099 students —

656 undergraduates, 430 postgraduates and 13 PhD scholars.

Tathva 2012, the annual techno-management festival of NIT-C,

was also inaugurated on Wednesday.

The three-day event would feature lectures, technical

competitions and an array of gaming and design contests.

Around 1,500 students from 300 colleges across south India

would participate. C G Krishnadas Nair, chairman of the board

of governors of NIT-C and M N Bandopadhyay, director of NIT-

C, along with faculty members, students and parents were

present at the function.
KOLKATA: Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee may root for a hands

-off policy on land acquisition, but her Cabinet approved

acquisition of 64 acre land for a power project at Dalkhola

in West Bengal's Uttar Dinajpur in May. Her political rivals

are backing farmers protesting against the state government's

land acquisition bid.

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The global divisions between the club of autocrats and the axis of democracy have broad implications for the international system. Is it possible any longer to speak of an "international community"? The term implies agreement on international norms of behavior, an international morality, even an international conscience. But today the world's major powers lack such a common understanding. On the large strategic questions, such as whether to intervene or to impose sanctions or to attempt to isolate nations diplomatically, there is no longer an international community to be summoned or led. This was exposed most blatantly in the war over Kosovo, which divided the democratic West from both Russia and China, and from many other nonEuropean autocracies. Today it is apparent on the issues of Darfur, Iran, and Burma.
One would imagine that on such transnational issues as disease, poverty, and climate change the great powers ought to be able to work together despite their diverging interests and worldviews. But even here their differences complicate matters. Disputes between the democracies and China over how and whether to condition aid to poor countries in Africa affect the struggle against poverty. Geopolitical calculations affect international negotiations over the best response to climate change. The Chinese, along with the Indians, believe the advanced industrial nations of the West,