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Glass Hot & Cold
What do I know? I figure glass, shit man that’s gonna be hard to take. Heating and cooling it, wow, that might be a little much. And those nubs, and the shape of the thing… Well never let it be said I dip my toe in the water when it comes to playing with sex toys. I bought a Cyberglass Snake of Paradise for me and my girlfriend Gayle, and we have never been happier. It’s a glass dildo-yeah glass-with textured bumps, and a snake-y wavy body…it also happens to be 8 1/2 inches long (mmmmrmmm) and one-inch wide. For us lesbians who like to be filled from time to time, like Gayle and I, it’s just about perfect.
Those nubs I mentioned before are rounded, so they really get you when inserted and the thing has like these three separate waves of the shaft so you get it right where you need it. It even has a nice tail which you can hold as a handle when your thrusting it in your…well, you get the picture And because it’s glass there is the heat up/cool down factor. This is what really sends me and Gayle and what surprised me so much. If you would have told me I’d be using a glass dildo, and heating and cooling it no less, I would have said you were crazy. It’s amazing how much we can learn about ourselves.
Since it was the first time I had been invited to Vanessa’s room I took it upon myself to ignore the fluffy made bed and her sprawling across it in her midnight blue teddy, instead stepping slowly round her wooden floor, past dresser, mirror, TV and stand, computer and desk, closet and small beside-table. It wasn’t that I wasn’t intrigued by Vanessa invite to “give me five minutes and come on up” and I was indeed flattered that the busty brunette with the crooked smile wanted to get physical on this, our fourth date, but I figured I’d give us a both a moment to breathe, reason through what was obviously about to happen and maybe, just maybe, give myself an edge over this girl who had surprised me so suddenly. But as I walked the wooden and lace perimeter of the 35-year old girl’s room, I came past an item that stopped me dead in my tracks. Lying there scattered in the top of her dresser’s immaculate detritus-a few collectable dolls and her VCR’s remote-was a black tapered rubber stunted butt plug (it couldn’t be anything else) with a synthetic long tail attached to it, sitting in an open shallow box. “Maybe we can use it…later,” the girl behind me said, recognizing where I had stopped.
“You just leave your toys out to all your new gentleman callers?” I asked turning to her with as wicked a deep dimpled smile as I could muster considering how nervous I was.
“Well, I had no way of knowing if you’d see it,” she purred and got up on her knees. As always, my eyes dropped to the petite girl’s massive chest. “I was hoping, but if you didn’t, I could always show it to you later.”
“You are a very interesting girl,” I said, turning back to lift the anal toy from its box.
“I assume this is clean and ready for use?” I said turning back to her once again. I couldn’t help but play the tail over my pal.
“I wouldn’t put it out if it wasn’t,” Vanessa said as I stepped to her, and held the pony plug between us.”And I have the lube right here next to my bed if and when we need it.” She knelt up fully on the edge of the bed then, leaned her head back and I looked down to her thick lips. We kissed fast and just before our tongues met I released from the kiss.
“So, for you or me,” I said, looking down her alabaster cleavage to the pony plug I held.
“I guess we’ll have to see, won’t we?”
“I guess we will,” I said and moved to kneel on the bed with Vanessa.
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Lisa and Ralph discuss techniques when creating a plan of action for your online marketing / adult organic SEO campaign. The specifics of SEO copy, MetaData creation, sitemaps, the importance of analytics and why you should be using them, article marketing and Press Release writing and distribution will also be touched upon. AND of course blogging and how blogging can organically rank your blog or Website very quickly as Lisa and Ralph discuss using their newest domain, AdultOrganicSEO.com.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA, April 23, 2009 – Cybernet Expo is pleased to announce the schedule of workshops and panel discussions for this year’s Cybernet Expo 2009, taking place at the Golden Gateway Hotel in San Francisco from June 25th through June 27th. New this year will be a special classroom style Intensive Training Series that will run in addition to the more traditional industry panel discussions from the Industry Insider Series. The schedule of workshops and panels will cover a variety of subjects of vital interest to adult Internet businesses, and features an impressive lineup of talented industry experts who will share what they know with Cybernet Expo attendees.
“This year we are complimenting our traditional panel discussions with our brand new Intensive Training Series,” says Connor Young, President of YNOT Network, owners and operators of Cybernet Expo. “Think a college classroom setting with one instructor and a prepared course of study. We think these smaller classroom-like training workshops will be an extremely popular addition to Cybernet Expo.”
Courses from the Intensive Training Series will cover a variety of topics. Porn legend Dave Cummings, an experienced college level instructor and veteran of adult video production, will be teaching a class on shooting and producing adult video content. Spannow, adult Internet photographer and owner of SoloBabeCash.com, will be conducting a live photo shoot featuring Internet model Emily Saint from EmilySaint.com, complete with instructions on everything from shooting in cramped spaces to indoor lighting and working with models. Adult attorney Eric M. Bernstein will be teaching what is sure to be a crowded room on the issue of complying with 18 USC 2257 record-keeping laws. Lisa Weinberger, an experienced Internet marketing instructor from PearlyWrites.com, will be teaching a class on organic traffic generation, covering topics like search engine optimization and leveraging social media networks like Twitter and Facebook. Web developer and marketing expert KevinG from Web 3.0 Internet Consulting is scheduled to lead a class in best practices in website design, and industry veteran Quentin Boyer from Pink Visual has agreed to teach a session designed to introduce new arrivals to the basics of the online adult entertainment business.
Returning to Cybernet in 2009 will be its popular Industry Insider Series of panel discussions, with each topic featuring a panel of 4 to 6 expert speakers from various segments of the adult entertainment business. Topics for the Insider Series include Techniques in Modern Adult Internet Marketing, Online Billing: Beyond the IPSP, Opportunities for Women in Adult Businesses, Understanding Fetish and Niche Markets, Writing for Adult Businesses, Buying Adult Traffic, and State of the Industry. A complete listing of speakers will be made available on the Cybernet Expo website.
In addition to the Industry Insider and Intensive Training sessions, a couple of short special addresses will be delivered by Allan Henning, founder of DatingGold.com, and Connor Young, President of YNOT.com.
Attendees are encouraged to register early for the show. Early bird registration rates of $99 per badge are scheduled to end next week. To register for Cybernet Expo, please visit http://www.cybernetexpo.com/register.html Attendees are also encouraged to reserve their hotel room now, to ensure the low group rates for Cybernet attendees. Group rates can be secured by booking your room through visiting http://www.cybernetexpo.com/hotel.html
Cybernet Expo would like to thank all of our sponsors, who have made this year’s event possible.
Special thanks to HotMovies.com / MovieDollars.com, DatingGold.com, eMerchantPay.com, RIVCash.com, AdultPaymaster.com, Attorney Eric M. Bernstein, X-digg.com, FTVCash.com, Webbilling.com, HDPays.com, Rackco.com and GroobyBucks.com. Cybernet Expo would also like to thank MediumPimpin.com and Shay Laren of ShayLaren.com, the official model of Cybernet Expo 2009, plus all of the companies who will be exhibiting at this year’s Show and Sell Marketplace.
A complete lineup of parties, networking events and cocktail receptions for Cybernet Expo 2009 will be posted on the Cybernet Expo website in a few days.
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CONTACT:
LAJ
Cybernet Expo
Director of Operations
Email: jay@ynot.com
Website: http://www.cybernetexpo.com/
ICQ: # 92418228
Phone: (512) 388-1728
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, March 11, 2009 – Cybernet Expo is pleased to announce that registration for the 2009 show in San Francisco has officially opened. For a limited time, attendees can register for a show badge at CybernetExpo.com at the special “Early Bird” rate of just $99, a savings of $50 off the “Advance” rate, and $100 off the at-door rate.
“It’s always a good idea to register early because you really do get a great deal on your attendance,” says LAJ, Director of Operations for Cybernet Expo. “This show has been running for twelve years now, and in that time we’ve learned that the most important thing to our attendees is return on investment. The cost of attending Cybernet Expo is extremely reasonable, and when our attendees leave San Francisco we’ll make sure they leave with useful information, solid business leads, and new friends.”
Cybernet Expo, now in its 12th year, will return to the Golden Gateway Hotel in San Francisco, California, from June 25th – 27th. The show is designed specifically for the adult Internet business and will focus exclusively on Internet distribution of adult content.
“San Francisco is just a wonderful city, and it’s a perfect setting for Cybernet Expo,” says Connor Young, President of YNOT Network, owner and operator of Cybernet Expo. “The city has a very permissive and accepting attitude towards sexuality, and its proximity to Silicon Valley means Cybernet Expo attracts an exceptionally skilled group of Internet professionals, artists and talent. Add in mild summer weather and a fascinating ocean side city with a rich history, and it’s not hard to see why we’re very happy to be back in San Francisco in 2009.”
To take advantage of the Early Bird registration rates, visit the official Cybernet Expo website at http://www.cybernetexpo.com/ The website also includes information on how to book your rooms at the Golden Gateway Hotel for special Cybernet Expo group rates.
Top sponsors on board at this early date include DatingGold, MovieDollars, FTVCash, GroobyBucks, Webbilling, Attorney Eric M. Bernstein, HD Pays, Alternative Merchant Processing, Adult Paymaster and X-Digg. To promote your company at Cybernet Expo and get fantastic exposure for a very reasonable price, please email jay@ynot.com soon while opportunities last!
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CONTACT:
LAJ
Cybernet Expo
Director of Operations
Email: jay@ynot.com
Website: http://www.cybernetexpo.com/
ICQ: # 92418228
Phone: (512) 388-1728
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CONTACT:
LAJ
Cybernet Expo
Director of Operations
Email: jay@ynot.com
Website: http://www.cybernetexpo.com/
ICQ: # 92418228
Phone: (512) 388-1728
HOT MOVIES SIGNS ON AS CORPORATE SPONSOR OF CYBERNET EXPO
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, February 17, 2009 – The adult Internet’s popular VOD company HotMovies.com has signed on to be a Corporate Sponsor of Cybernet Expo, which returns to San Francisco this June.
“We’re excited to sponsor the 2009 Cybernet Expo,” says Monica Jean, Marketing Department Manager for HotMovies.com. “Cybernet has always stood out to us for the people and companies it attracts and its business focus. The intimate atmosphere of the show is great for building strong relationships within the industry. Having the show in San Francisco is great, it’s an awesome city and home to many companies who are fantastic hosts.”
Cybernet Expo, now in it’s 12th year, will return to the Golden Gateway Hotel in San Francisco, California, from June 25th – 27th. The show is designed specifically for the adult Internet business and will focus exclusively on Internet distribution of adult content. The schedule of workshops and seminars will be announced by YNOT later this year, as will key parties and events.
For more information about available sponsorship, please visit the website at http://www.cybernetexpo.com/. Discounted “early bird” registration is set to open later in the month.
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With great excitement I was asked to be a panelist at an AEE (Adult Entertainment Expo) event on Jan. 10. 2009 at the Venetian (Sands Expo Center). I will be on the 10:30am panel on Saturday morning discussing Adult Online Marketing and VERY excited to be sharing the panel with some great and known Adult businesses and gurus.
The moderator is LAJ from YNOT and the Panelists are Jackie Strano from Babeland; Jax Smith from SugarDVD; Farley Cahen from Digital Playground; and Albert Lazarito from man about town. We will be discussing about how to stake your claim on the Internet using online marketing techniques including social media and many more!
Come by and check us out! Let’s get a drink and talk Adult online marketing and SEO. 
Guest Poster: Kelly Shibari, http://privatexxxstudio.net
Although countries other than the United States really don’t have their version of the 2257 regulations, most content producers know that a large bulk of their profit is made via American consumers. Foreign countries are not obligated to comply with the 2257 regulations per se, but American webmasters are consistently rejecting foreign content that does not come with 2257 compliance paperwork.
American webmasters know that if any content is shown on their site without the correct backup paperwork, they themselves run the risk of being fined not only for non-compliance, which is a federal offense in and of itself, but if the model shown turns out to be underage, they also run the risk of a 2-year prison term per incident. In addition, American sponsors are more than likely to shy away from sites that carry content that don’t comply with the 2257 legislation. Because of the consistent rejection of foreign content without 2257 paperwork, the American regulation is becoming more and more of a global standard for the creation of sexually explicit content.
Most American laws are not generally presumed to have any effect outside of its borders unless Congress makes it clear that the extent of whatever law they have passed is intended to extend outside of the territorial boundaries of the United States of America. So you’d think that the 2257 law wouldn’t apply to foreign content, especially if the content was created outside of the US. An American webmaster could always claim that he’s not really the “producer” of the content if all he is doing is “reselling” content that was purchased from a foreign content producer, much like a cable company like HBO or Cinemax is not a producer of a film produced by, say, Universal Studios or Paramount Pictures.
The problem, though, is that the American webmaster, as a domestic distributor, still needs to have a 2257 Compliance notice on their website. Title 18 United States Code Section 2257 (f) (4) makes it a crime when materials which have moved in interstate or foreign commerce are distributed without the notice required by the Statute. People have tried in the past to get past this piece of legislature by saying that the 2257 law shouldn’t apply to foreign content. The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in 1994 stated that “Foreign producers who wish to peddle their products in the United States should be expected to abide by our laws no less than domestic producers.” (American Library Association v. Reno, 33 F.3d 78, 94 (C.A.D.C., 1994)).
The possession and distribution of child pornography is forbidden in the United States and come with serious legal consequences. In addition to the 2257 (which is for filmed and photographic content), there is also 18 U.S.C. Section 2241, which imposes serious penalties (including life imprisonment) for those that cross state lines for the sexual abuse of minors. That law is enacted with “special territorial and maritime jurisdiction” of the United States, and can be used to prosecute crimes outside of the United States, including, literally on the Moon and on all other celestial bodies and on spacecraft in flight, under the definition of that jurisdiction. (See 18 U.S.C. Section 7).
A lot of adult content websites are run outside of the jurisdiction of the United States. Unfortunately, if the webmaster is not set up in the United States, the 2257 law cannot extend to them. A lot of countries formerly known for their offshore-banking “privileges” to help those hiding from American tax laws are now becoming havens for adult content webmasters as well as places such as the Netherlands, which has always been a haven for liberal expression.
The current 2257 laws also get in the way of foreigners who come to the United States either for work, play, or both, who decide to model or act in a pornographic project. Not only do general American immigration laws prohibit non-Americans from working for pay within its borders without the proper visa, the current 2257 restrictions prohibit a foreign actor or model from working without an American passport, American driver’s license, or green card.
The 2257 law not only applies to foreign actors and content by proxy in this way, but also applies to “old” content which was shot or filmed prior to the 2257 law going into effect. All of that is of no matter should these images be detected on a site run by an American webmaster. Those images are unlawful child pornography and may put you in an American prison. Attorney Paul Cambria apparently had spoken in 2005 with Janet Reno, who was Attorney General at the time, and established that “the earliest date for 2257 compliance as July 3, 1995, thereby legalizing all product shot before that date.”. This seems to be a loophole for producers who have older content, and is being contested, much like most of the contents of the 2257 legislation, by both sides of the legal fence.
The new 2257 legislation really puts a clamp on foreign content producers, foreign talent, and imposes an incredible amount of paperwork requirements on American producers and webmasters. Its current version and restrictions are being fought by the Free Speech Coalition on so many different levels that it really merits it own blog post. In the meantime, both American and foreign adult content producers and webmasters must comply with the current legislation if they intend to distribute their product to American consumers.