Friday, February 17, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Next Asian Bathhouse Nite
Alright BOYs, the next event will be Thurs. Feb.16 @ Spa Excess 105 Carlton st.
What the night will bring: Free HIV/STIs testing, workshops on sexual health, free condom and lube and also meet our Sexperts and Staff.
oh don't forget to print the coupon out for a 50% OFF locker.
What the night will bring: Free HIV/STIs testing, workshops on sexual health, free condom and lube and also meet our Sexperts and Staff.
oh don't forget to print the coupon out for a 50% OFF locker.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
inSpot
Here are some idea for the new year.
1. Get tested for HIV and other Sexual Transmitted Infections
2. Come to ACAS 17 Isabella st. to talk, volunteer, and get condoms.
3. Check out inSpot .. if you don't know check this out.
Ok guys! Most of you over the holidays probably had more fun being stuffed (not the turkey) by other ways, and now feeling that this new year I should do something differently.
http://www.inspot.org
1. Get tested for HIV and other Sexual Transmitted Infections
2. Come to ACAS 17 Isabella st. to talk, volunteer, and get condoms.
3. Check out inSpot .. if you don't know check this out.
Ok guys! Most of you over the holidays probably had more fun being stuffed (not the turkey) by other ways, and now feeling that this new year I should do something differently.
http://www.inspot.org
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Sean Cody - Immanuel
Something hot came out of Sean Cody, a famous gay porn site. We have to say, this Asian porn guy is hot.
Immanuel is not shy at all! He seems to be one of those people who can talk to anyone about anything. He always has a smile on his face and he has an infectious laugh. He takes a lot of pride in how hard he has worked to build his body, but he still wants to get bigger!
“What part of your body do you want to work on the most?” I asked.
“Actually my core…and my traps…and my chest,” he laughed.
It is obvious that he is committed to a strict diet and work-out routine as well as an active lifestyle that involves the beach and playing volleyball. Whatever he’s doing is working, as he has a large, muscular upper body, beefy legs, and a bubble butt!
Immanuel is not shy at all! He seems to be one of those people who can talk to anyone about anything. He always has a smile on his face and he has an infectious laugh. He takes a lot of pride in how hard he has worked to build his body, but he still wants to get bigger!
“What part of your body do you want to work on the most?” I asked.
“Actually my core…and my traps…and my chest,” he laughed.
It is obvious that he is committed to a strict diet and work-out routine as well as an active lifestyle that involves the beach and playing volleyball. Whatever he’s doing is working, as he has a large, muscular upper body, beefy legs, and a bubble butt!
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Grindr
Not just a preference
Alex Rowlson goes head-to-head with the troubling terminology of our desires
You visit a hookup or dating website, cruise somebody’s profile and are confronted with the list: no fats; no femmes; no Asians; no blacks; masc only; my age or younger; str8-acting, you be too; non-scene; and on and on. What we find is a lot of hate when all we want is head.
“Gay men have forgotten how to have sex,” says Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, editor of the forthcoming anthology Why Are Faggots So Afraid of Faggots? “For so long that was supposed to be something gay men were good at, but I’m not so sure anymore. They might be good at the technique but not the openness. Sex should be about opening possibilities, not closing them off.”
The negative language so prevalent on Craigslist and Grindr seems to signal that the culture of sexual liberation has been replaced by sexual segregation.
Read more:
Alex Rowlson goes head-to-head with the troubling terminology of our desires
You visit a hookup or dating website, cruise somebody’s profile and are confronted with the list: no fats; no femmes; no Asians; no blacks; masc only; my age or younger; str8-acting, you be too; non-scene; and on and on. What we find is a lot of hate when all we want is head.
“Gay men have forgotten how to have sex,” says Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, editor of the forthcoming anthology Why Are Faggots So Afraid of Faggots? “For so long that was supposed to be something gay men were good at, but I’m not so sure anymore. They might be good at the technique but not the openness. Sex should be about opening possibilities, not closing them off.”
The negative language so prevalent on Craigslist and Grindr seems to signal that the culture of sexual liberation has been replaced by sexual segregation.
Read more:
Friday, October 7, 2011
Assbreeder Seeks Wild Btm
Listen guys! As most of you who cruises online sex sites will come across Ads like this one..
"I am Top Asian 5'7", 145lbs muscular seeks athletic/muscular wild btm men who is totally smooth, clean and neg for regular bb fuck. PNP friendly as well. Asian is preferred. Interested, email stats and pics, and yes face pic would be appreciated."
Do most of you really know what this "Assbreeder" wants? Or what his name even mean?
Assbreeder as my colleague would say "someone who fucks the bottom without a condom, so barebacking the bottom and shooting his seeds (cum) in the bottom's asshole". Sounds hot? If you are curious about what kind of infections you can get from Assbreeding, call us at ACAS 416-963-4300 ext. 229, 235. 236
go to irice.org on FAQ for more.
"I am Top Asian 5'7", 145lbs muscular seeks athletic/muscular wild btm men who is totally smooth, clean and neg for regular bb fuck. PNP friendly as well. Asian is preferred. Interested, email stats and pics, and yes face pic would be appreciated."
Do most of you really know what this "Assbreeder" wants? Or what his name even mean?
Assbreeder as my colleague would say "someone who fucks the bottom without a condom, so barebacking the bottom and shooting his seeds (cum) in the bottom's asshole". Sounds hot? If you are curious about what kind of infections you can get from Assbreeding, call us at ACAS 416-963-4300 ext. 229, 235. 236
go to irice.org on FAQ for more.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Drug-resistant gonorrhea a concern in Ontario
From CBC.CA
A new study raises concerns about the spread of drug-resistant gonorrhea in Ontario.
A strain of gonorrhea that responds poorly to the last class of drugs available to treat the bacteria is gaining ground among the strains spreading in the province, data presented Tuesday at an infectious diseases conference in Chicago suggest.
The strain wasn't seen in the province in 2005, but by May of this year made up 11 per cent of a representative sample of gonorrhea isolates tested by the provincial laboratory, Dr. Vanessa Allen of Public Health Ontario reported at the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.
The majority of cases that have been spotted were in men in Toronto. But the strain has been seen elsewhere in the province as well as in other parts of Canada and around the globe, said Allen, a medical microbiologist.
New approaches to treating and controlling the sexually transmitted disease need to be adopted before the bacteria outsmarts all the drugs available to treat the infection, she suggested.
"There's a very imminent threat that there will be nothing left to treat this infection with. And unless we're very careful now, I really think that we're at risk of getting there sooner rather than later."
Public Health Agency of Canada confirmed Tuesday its experts are working on revised guidelines for testing and treating gonorrhea.
"The more aggressive we can be, the more chance we have of eradicating this drug-resistant clone," Allen said in an interview from Chicago.
On Monday, the Canadian Medical Association Journal warned in an editorial that the threat of widespread multi-drug-resistant gonorrhea demands an urgent public response.
"Without action, we are heading back to the pre-antibiotic era, with an escalation in the number of deaths from other multi-resistant organisms as well as rampant gonococcal infections," said the editorial, signed by several editors including journal editor Dr. Paul Hebert.
Known as "the clap" in bygone days, gonorrhea can be challenging to control because some people who are infected don't have symptoms. Curing the infection does not provide lifetime protection, as is seen with some diseases; a person can be reinfected with gonorrhea.
The bacteria are spread by sexual contact and infection can occur in multiple sites in the body. But doctors often don't look for signs of infection in places like the throat or anus, Allen said, which contributes to the number of cases that are missed.
In women, untreated gonorrhea can cause pelvic inflammatory disease which can lead to chronic pelvic pain and infertility.
Babies born to women with gonorrhea may suffer from blindness or life-threatening blood infections. The bacteria can also cause infertility in men.
If the bacteria move to the blood or joints, infection can be fatal. Infection with gonorrhea increases one's risk of being infected with HIV; and HIV-positive people with gonorrhea can transmit HIV more easily to sexual partners.
So now you know what is the scoop, please becareful and get tested regularly.
www.hasslefreeclinic.org
A new study raises concerns about the spread of drug-resistant gonorrhea in Ontario.
A strain of gonorrhea that responds poorly to the last class of drugs available to treat the bacteria is gaining ground among the strains spreading in the province, data presented Tuesday at an infectious diseases conference in Chicago suggest.
The strain wasn't seen in the province in 2005, but by May of this year made up 11 per cent of a representative sample of gonorrhea isolates tested by the provincial laboratory, Dr. Vanessa Allen of Public Health Ontario reported at the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.
The majority of cases that have been spotted were in men in Toronto. But the strain has been seen elsewhere in the province as well as in other parts of Canada and around the globe, said Allen, a medical microbiologist.
New approaches to treating and controlling the sexually transmitted disease need to be adopted before the bacteria outsmarts all the drugs available to treat the infection, she suggested.
"There's a very imminent threat that there will be nothing left to treat this infection with. And unless we're very careful now, I really think that we're at risk of getting there sooner rather than later."
Public Health Agency of Canada confirmed Tuesday its experts are working on revised guidelines for testing and treating gonorrhea.
"The more aggressive we can be, the more chance we have of eradicating this drug-resistant clone," Allen said in an interview from Chicago.
On Monday, the Canadian Medical Association Journal warned in an editorial that the threat of widespread multi-drug-resistant gonorrhea demands an urgent public response.
"Without action, we are heading back to the pre-antibiotic era, with an escalation in the number of deaths from other multi-resistant organisms as well as rampant gonococcal infections," said the editorial, signed by several editors including journal editor Dr. Paul Hebert.
Known as "the clap" in bygone days, gonorrhea can be challenging to control because some people who are infected don't have symptoms. Curing the infection does not provide lifetime protection, as is seen with some diseases; a person can be reinfected with gonorrhea.
The bacteria are spread by sexual contact and infection can occur in multiple sites in the body. But doctors often don't look for signs of infection in places like the throat or anus, Allen said, which contributes to the number of cases that are missed.
In women, untreated gonorrhea can cause pelvic inflammatory disease which can lead to chronic pelvic pain and infertility.
Babies born to women with gonorrhea may suffer from blindness or life-threatening blood infections. The bacteria can also cause infertility in men.
If the bacteria move to the blood or joints, infection can be fatal. Infection with gonorrhea increases one's risk of being infected with HIV; and HIV-positive people with gonorrhea can transmit HIV more easily to sexual partners.
So now you know what is the scoop, please becareful and get tested regularly.
www.hasslefreeclinic.org
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