by Christina Garibaldi 06/04/14

Ever wonder what Katy Perrys secret is to getting a guy? No, its not her looks, killer style or her voice: Its crystals.

Katy sat down with Chelsea Handler for the July issue of Cosmopolitan and she divulged to the E! talk show host the reason she has such a hard time staying single.

I carry a lot of rose quartz, which attracts the male, Katy said according to E! News. Maybe I need to calm it down with the amethyst.

Not surprisingly, while chatting with Chelsea, the topic of sex came up. The comedian boldly asked how long the Roar singer has gone without sex.

Maybe six months or a year, Katy answered. I dont stay single for long.

The singer, who stays away from one-night-stands, also revealed that when shes in a relationship shes not super strict when it comes to her sex life.

Im not like Professor Higgins with my sex life. Im not super strict. For me, the most important thing about sex is connection, Katy added. If I could bottle up oxytocin - that chemical thats released when youre having sex and put it in a new perfume, I would do it for sure.

Perry wasnt off the hook when it came to talking about past boyfriends, though. She answered the question on a lot of KatyCats minds: Would she ever get back with John Mayer?

I know it sounds really hippie-sh, but Im living in the now and not fantasizing about the future or [being] torn up about the past. Im super Eckhart Tolle. I have a lot of respect for [Mayer] still, and I know it goes both ways, she said. Theres no bad blood, but Im sure there will be inspired songs.

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Santa Fe, NM (PRWEB) June 04, 2014

If Swedish scientist Dr. Carl Calleman is right, the scientific community has been wrong about the nature and origin of the human mind for a long time.

Rather than being a product of the brain, the mind has now been proven to originate in the earth.

The mind is created through the brains resonance with the earths inner core. For the first time, an explanation now exists for the contrast between Eastern and Western civilizations, and for some of todays global conflicts.

Calleman theorizes that each mind is part of a global mind, which is proven using numerous examples from ancient cultures as well as from brain wave frequencies corresponding to the earths interior. Calleman refers to the mind as a receiver of collective consciousness, stating that the global mind is independent of the individual mind. The global mind and the human mind are divine creations which suggests there is a larger evolving context that we are a part of and may contribute to.

The scientific community reminds those who are skeptical that theories should be evaluated on the same criteria and evidence as empirical research, and not on whether theories are consistent with prevailing biases and scientific trends.

Dr. Carl Johan Calleman gained his PhD in Physical Biology from a member of the Nobel Committees at Stockholm University. He later served as Senior Researcher of Environmental Health at the University of Washington and as a cancer expert for the World Health Organization. Dr. Calleman has lectured worldwide and his books have been translated into 14 languages. His articles have been quoted in scientific literature over 1500 times.

Dr. Callemans newest book is the first release in The Paradigm Shift trilogy on the human mind.

Volume 1: (2014) The Global Mind and the Rise of Civilization: A Novel Theory of our Origins Volume 2: (Available 2015) Spirituality, Altered States of Consciousness and the Shadows of the Mind Volume 3: (Available 2016) the Future of the Human Mind: Digitalization and Unity with the Divine

Dr. Callemans previous books include

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NARINGAL aerobics star Brenton Andreoli has claimed his first European championships title

Naringal aerobics star Brenton Andreoli with partner Katerina Smejkalova.

NARINGAL aerobics star Brenton Andreoli has claimed his first European championships title.

Andreoli, 20, combined with aerobics partner Katerina Smejkalova to win the FISAF mixed pairs category for the Czech Republic in Vienna, Austria.

The win is the latest in a string of achievements for the former Emmanuel College student, who is these days living in Prague.

He made history as the youngest FISAF world champion in history when he won the mens solo title as a 17-year-old in 2010.

Two more international gold medals came in 2013 when he claimed the mens solo and mixed pairs classes at Belgrade, Serbia.

Andreoli stayed in Europe to coach aerobics after the 2013 world championships but had planned to retire from elite-level competition. But his time in the Czech Republic has kept him fit and officials convinced him to team up with Smejkalova for the European championships.

Andreoli was unable to be contacted yesterday but his father John said his son was loving it over there.

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Authorities are searching for a man who used a tire soaked in a flammable liquid to torch an aerobics fitness centerin Roma.

The fire happened last Friday at a business complex at the 2500 block of E. Grant Street near Highway 83.

The suspect was caught on surveillance carrying a tire onto the second floor of the building near the Aerobics Center then setting it on fire after pouring flammable liquid onto the tire.

Roma firefighters were able put out the blaze before it spread.

The fire caused damage to the wall of the building.

A motive is not clear but the case remains under investigation by Roma police.

Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the Roma Police Department at (956) 849-2231.

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With her purple noodle tied in a knot around her foot, Joanne Nix repeats lifting her leg and pushing it back down 15 times before switching the noodle to her next foot.

The underwater movement is one of many she has performed since 1996, when she joined the Senior Swim Group.

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Binky decided to lose weight after her ex called her a 'big whale' She set herself a target weight in time for a calender shoot Binky reached her goal weight of 9st 2lbs in just six weeks

By Martha Cliff

Published: 18:00 EST, 2 June 2014 | Updated: 04:38 EST, 4 June 2014

Binky has had a rough old ride over the last few months, what with the discovery of ex-boyfriend Alex Mytton's infidelity and some seriously rocky friendships.

However, determined not to let this get her down, the 23-year-old Made in Chelsea star has reinvented herself with a strict diet and excercise plan that has seen her drop a stone and go down one dress size, from an 10 to an 8.

Binky admits that she struggled for years with a lack of body confidence, especially in the early days of Made In Chelsea when she was appearing alongside super-slim co-stars such as Millie Mackintosh.

Noticeable difference: Binky said she had felt puffy and greasy before she lost the weight (right) but now feels like a new person (left)

Binky shows off her slender new figure in this week's Now magazine

'Looking back at the old shows, I think I looked awful and overweight' says the Made in Chelsea star.

She said that she had even received jibes from her ex-boyfriend and she was determined to change.

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When Thailands military coup spurred foreigners to pull money out of the equity market late last month, the nations top-performing stock investors jumped at the chance to take the other side of the trade.

BBL Asset Management Co., the manager of Thailands best-performing equity fund during the past five years, has been boosting stock holdings as a bet the junta will accelerate spending to shore up the economy. The Thai unit of Aberdeen Asset Management Plc, which runs the nations second-best performing fund, is also buying amid inflows from local clients.

No other stock market in Southeast Asia has rallied more than Thailands since the May 22 coup as local investors piled into shares at the fastest pace this year last month. While bears say the military takeover has failed to resolve conflicts that led to more than six months of political deadlock, Thai money managers are betting the junta will fast-track measures needed to bolster an economy that contracted by 0.6 percent in the first quarter.

The military governments plan to restore business confidence and accelerate spending will revive the economy, Voravan Tarapoom, the chief executive officer at BBL Asset, which oversees about $13 billion, said by phone on June 2. The firms BBL Bualuang Thanakom Open-end Fund has returned an annualized 29 percent in the past five years, the most among 165 Thai-domiciled stock funds tracked by Bloomberg.

The SET index yesterday erased its losses since anti-government protests that led to the coup. The Oct. 31 demonstrations marked the start of an escalation in tensions between opposition politicians and the ruling Pheu Thai party that eventually led to Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatras ouster and spurred the army to take over power for the 12th time since 1932. The measure slipped 0.3 percent at 10:27 a.m. in Bangkok.

The Thai stock gauges 3.5 percent rally from May 22 through yesterday compares with a 0.7 percent drop in the MSCI Southeast Asia Index. The SET is valued at 17 times reported earnings, versus 15 times for the regional measure, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

The junta plans to speed up infrastructure spending, including a dual-track train project that was ruled unconstitutional under Yinglucks government. The military will boost investment in projects along the nations borders with Malaysia, Myanmar and Laos, according to Air Chief Marshal Prajin Juntong, its head of economic affairs.

Domestic individual and institutional investors bought about 34 billion baht ($1 billion) of Thai shares in May, the most since December, according to exchange data compiled by Bloomberg.

Violent political demonstrations in Bangkok havent been reported since May 15, when grenade and gunshot attacks killed 3 and injured 22 anti-government protesters, according to the Bangkok Emergency Medical Services website. The military has banned political gatherings nationwide, deploying troops to suppress anti-coup demonstrators.

For Thai investors, they are here and know that the situation is much calmer, probably calmer than before the coup, Adithep Vanabriksha, a Bangkok-based money manager at Aberdeen Asset, which oversees about $541 billion worldwide, said by phone. The firms Thailand-domiciled Aberdeen Small Cap Fund (ABESMF) has returned an annualized 29 percent in the past five years. This boosts their sentiment and confidence in the economy and stock market.

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