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LifeStyle Features | MindBodySoul

Rinpoche encourages the warriors of peace

By Matthew Burrows
Tibetan Buddhist teacher Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche believes the Dalai Lama’s visits to the West and the West’s acceptance of the Tibetan spiritual leader’s central message of peace and compassion are a “victory for basic goodness”.
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Is nudity the new normal?

By Pieta Woolley
Naked is in.Thanks to the courts, you can swim, bowl, go yachting, and walk your dog around Vancouver without clothes, and there is no limit to the go-nude events across the city this summer.
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No shortage of nude events

By Pieta Woolley
So you missed the World Naked Bike Ride—or it whetted your appetite for more. Never fear. The region is home to a summer calendar full of nudie events.
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Single in the city? No sweat

By Alan Woo, Am Johal, Catherine Tse, and Shana Mayara
Is your love life as slow to heat up as the temperature this spring? Four Straight (and not-so-straight) writers set out to uncover other ways Vancouver singles can improve their chances of finding a date.
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Single in the city? No sweat

By Alan Woo, Am Johal, Catherine Tse, and Shana Mayara
Is your love life as slow to heat up as the temperature this spring? Four Straight (and not-so-straight) writers set out to uncover other ways Vancouver singles can improve their chances of finding a date.
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LifeStyle Features

Single in the city? No sweat

By Alan Woo, Am Johal, Catherine Tse, and Shana Mayara
Is your love life as slow to heat up as the temperature this spring? Four Straight (and not-so-straight) writers set out to uncover other ways Vancouver singles can improve their chances of finding a date.
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LifeStyle Features

Single in the city? No sweat

By Alan Woo, Am Johal, Catherine Tse, and Shana Mayara
Is your love life as slow to heat up as the temperature this spring? Four Straight (and not-so-straight) writers set out to uncover other ways Vancouver singles can improve their chances of finding a date.
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Urban cyclists still face unfriendly terrain in Vancouver

By Matthew Burrows
Now that transit fares in the region have risen once again, and with roads clogged due to construction and car volume, bikes are a more viable option than ever. However, Vancouver is not Amsterdam or Copenhagen.
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Jack Bryceland gears up for another 103 Hikes in southwestern B.C.

By Stephen Hui
It’s been over a decade since Jack Bryceland retired from his job as a high-school science teacher so that he could spend more time enjoying the outdoors, but lately he hasn’t been doing as much hiking and mountaineering as he’d like.
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Our sex survey says Rihanna, Jessica Alba, and Johnny Depp rule

What was your hottest sexual experience last year? For one female respondent to the Georgia Straight’s third annual on-line sex survey, it was wearing a skirt to the Roxy, sitting on a high stool, and having sex in the packed bar. Another woman reported writhing around with a man 10 years younger, feeling “drunk on my own sexual power”. One man claimed that his hottest encounter was on the tram that travels between the Luxor and Excalibur hotels in Las Vegas.
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Where's the most unusual location you've had sex?

The women outnumber the men in the freaky places they've totally done it.
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Anxiety can increase on Valentine’s Day

By Charlie Smith
Should you ask someone for a first date on Valentine’s Day? You’ll likely encounter a fair amount of trepidation, according to a survey of 2,378 single people by It’s Just Lunch, a company that arranges first dates.
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Spell out fantasies for your partner

By Pieta Woolley
At last year’s Taboo Naughty But Nice Sex Show in Edmonton, Susan Lyons encountered a sad couple. Lyons, who is a romance-fiction writer, was presenting a workshop called Writing “Hot” for Fun or Profit. The couple were about to be split apart for work reasons but hoped the workshop could keep them bonded over long distance.
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Attraction coaches help mould Casanovas

By Shawn Conner
Two years ago, Matt Tomporowski hit rock bottom. A serious relationship had just ended, and he couldn’t envision getting back into the dating game. His search for help led to Ronald Lee. The “attraction coach” brought in a fashion consultant, taught Tomporowski about body language, and encouraged the heartsick 34-year-old to get out of his comfort zone.
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