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- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Rocky mountain state rattled by a dozen earthquakes is just six hours sparking fears 'The Big One' is coming
Idaho has been rocked by flurry of earthquakes, with more than a dozen breaking out within the last 12 hours. The US Geological Survey (USGS) has revealed that several of these quakes were stronger than 3.5 in magnitude. The latest one (magnitude 3.9) struck just outside the small town of Stanley in Central Idaho at 9:06am ET Tuesday morning. Overall, there have been a staggering 33 earthquakes recorded by USGS in the same area of Idaho since 2:13pm Monday afternoon. Stanley, which has a population of less than 150 people, played a key role in the gold rush during the late 1860s and 1870s. Stanley also sits near the Sawtooth Fault, a 40-mile-long fault line running through central Idaho. While geologically ancient, the Sawtooth Fault was only clearly identified in 2010. It drew national attention after a magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck in 2020, one of the largest in Idaho's recent history, which was felt across several states. Experts have called the Sawtooth Fault a 'sleeping giant' as it is dormant for long periods but capable of triggering a devastating earthquake when it awakens. This week's constant wave of seismic activity in the same area is 'unusual' and concerning to Idaho state geologist Claudio Berti, who said it's unclear what's going to happen next. Between 10:23pm ET Monday night and 5am Tuesday morning, a dozen moderate-sized earthquakes struck the area around Stanley. Then, USGS reported that another four quakes rattled the region starting at 7:57am ET. Three of these quakes exceeded 3.5 in magnitude. Earthquakes between 2.5 and 5.4 are typically felt by people and may cause minor damage. No damage has been reported from this swarm. Seismic swarms can sometimes act as precursors to larger earthquakes along a certain fault line, but there's no guarantee such an event will take place. However, scientists estimate the fault could produce magnitude 7.0 or greater earthquakes, strong enough to cause serious shaking and damage hundreds of miles away. 'When we get one single [earthquake] event somewhere in the middle of nowhere, it is hard to make any sense of it,' Berti told the Idaho Statesman. He explained that when there's a constant series of quakes focused in a specific area, their alignment tends to reveal the location and shape of the fault — the crack in the Earth's crust where rocks move and cause earthquakes.
Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
'Shallowing' is new bedroom trend that men and women across the country are trying
People are discovering a new sex trend which they say takes sex 'to the next level'. 'Shallowing', sometimes referred to as 'outercourse' involves light stimulation of a woman - without having full sex. Named one of the top sex trends for 2024 by sexual wellness brand LELO, and is said to lead to particularly powerful orgasms - something proven by a 2021 study focused on understanding how women increase pleasure during penetrative sex. In 2021, the Indianan University School of Medicine and OMGYES surveyed 4,270 women across the world, as well as 3,017 American women aged 18 to 93, and found almost 84 per cent of women orgasm more frequently - or increase their pleasure - through shallowing. But shallowing isn't the only trend that is shaping people's sex lives this year. In January, Dr Olivia Lee, the Relationship Scholar in Residence at Doll Authority, revealed seven sex trends for 2025. Speaking to MailOnline, she said: 'From fashion to travel, many of us are eagerly anticipating the trends that may – whether we realise it or not – influence our choices throughout the year. 'However, it doesn't end there; several exciting and unexpected sex trends are also on the horizon, and it looks like 2025 is going to be very kinky.' Several of Dr Lee's predictions were based on the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) - including AI sexting, and AI-enhanced sex dolls. Meanwhile, the expert predicted that people will be more 'kink centric' this year. '"Freak Matching" whereby people choose to date those who share similar quirks, including sexual preferences, will be a popular trend,' she told MailOnline. 'For example, if you find feet erotic or enjoy sex doll companions, finding a partner with this shared passion is likely to become a priority during the year ahead.' With AI becoming more and more engrained in our day-to-day lives, Dr Lee predicted that many people will begin striking up relationships with AI companions. 'AI sexting utilises deep learning systems that imitate erotic human conversations,' she explained. 'Using Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology, these chatbots can understand your tone, style, desires, and deliver incredible realism. 'This is set to become a core 2025 trend, with many favouring the reliability of this efficient sexting option – especially if they're busy young professionals prioritising speedy responses.' Many people think of sex dolls as static objects but Dr Lee explained that, thanks to AI, they are slowly becoming fully interactive companions. '[This] will allow dolls to respond to a user's mood, interests, and emotional needs,' she said. 'At we're on the cusp of launching our own AI-enhanced doll line; models designed not only for physical intimacy, but meaningful, personalized companionship that can adapt, learn, and grow with their owner over time. 'They'll be able to remember conversations, log your preferences, show emotion, and more, creating an incredibly life-like experience that's never been seen before.' Dr Lee equally said that sexual wellness is likely to become more normalised in 2025. 'As sexual wellness becomes increasingly normalised, more individuals will view intimate products and services as tools for self-care, emotional well-being, and healthy curiosity,' she said. 'With AI-driven guidance, people can work through anxieties, improve communication skills, and strengthen their sense of self, making sexual wellness products feel as natural and beneficial as any other aspect of personal health.' This year will see more openness to non-traditional relationship structures, Dr Lee added. 'From long-distance couples using immersive VR and AI to polyamorous households with interactive dolls, these technologies will encourage conversation around consent, boundaries, and communication,' she said. While polyamory is the practice of having more than one romantic or sexual relationship at the same time, Dr Lee predicted that there will be a rise in solo polyamory this year. 'This is the practice of having more than one partner or relationship, however it negates the notion of polycules, or other multiple people-centred relationship groups,' she explained. 'Instead, solo polyamorists focus on their partnerships alone; they do not cohabitate or reproduce and prioritise their own independence.' Sexual transparency will be a 'big part' of 2025, Dr Lee explained in January. 'Daters are realising just how important it is to be open about their sexual fantasies, desires, and preferences; especially if you're looking to determine compatibility,' she said. 'In a world where taboos surrounded kinks and fetishes are lessening, we're discovering a pride in our quirks and aren't afraid to share them. Why not cut to the chase?' Finally, Dr Lee predicted that 2025 will see lots of people slowing things down and choosing quality over quantity. 'Steering away from casual encounters, more of us will be looking to build long-term, meaningful connections; when dating, looking beyond appearances to find intentional love, not just lust,' she said. 'As these preferences change, we will see daters becoming more willing to work on their relationships and build strong foundations. We might have been wondering where romance had gone, but it's finally on its way back! 'This is aided by technological innovations; sex dolls, for example, provide synthetic companions and sexual gratification that fulfils immediate needs, thus allowing users to pursue more emotional, deep-rooted human bonds.'
Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
Kylie Jenner delights fan with details of her boob job two years after finally confessing to surgery
Kylie Jenner revealed the exact details of her boob job to a fan on TikTok on Monday, two years after admitting she'd had it done following years of denials. The star, 27, finally came clean on the reality TV show The Kardashians in July 2023, when she spoke to her pal Stassie Karanikolaou about getting it done at the age of 19, ahead of the birth of her first child Stormi. She spent years saying her expanded bust was due to padded bras, periods, or weight gain. But TikToker Rachel Leary uploaded a video and asked directly: 'What it is that you asked for when you had your boobs done?' She added Kylie had had the most perfect, natural boob job ever!' and called her chest 'perfection'. She captioned her post: 'Help a girl out @Kylie Jenner, I just want to know how to get them to sit like that, respectfully.' Rachel admitted that she hadn't expected Kylie to see her TikTok, let alone respond, so she was stunned when the star replied. Kylie spilled the tea on the procedure, revealing the size, profile and surgeon as she wrote: '445 cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!! silicone!!! garth fisher!!! hope this helps lol.' An ecstatic Rachel replied: 'KYLIEEEEE!!! you are the best THANK YOU!!!!', while other fans were quick to praise her for helping out. Kylie's plastic surgeon Dr Garth Fisher is famed for being the man behind many of the Kardashian and Jenner family procedures. He's largely known for performing Kris Jenner's pinnacle facelift on an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. The board-certified surgeon also did Kourtney Kardashian's breast augmentation and removed a tumor from Khloe's face. He even gave a pre-transition Caitlyn Jenner a revision facelift, which was also featured on an episode of KUWTK. Caitlyn gushed after the procedure: 'Garth Fisher is genius. Nobody would really know I'd had anything done!' Dr. Fisher also helped actress and reality star Lisa Rinna achieve a more natural pout after she'd had permanent silicone lip fillers in the late 1980s. Earlier in his career Fisher was Hugh Hefner's go-to surgeon and performed boob jobs on Playboy magazine's many models, centerfolds, and Bunnies. In the 2023 episode Kylie told Stassie: 'I got my breasts done before Stormi. Within six months of having Stormi – not thinking I would have a child when I was 20 – they were still healing. 'I had beautiful breasts, like natural t**s, just gorgeous, like perfect size, perfect everything, and I just wished, obviously, I never got them done to begin with. 'I would recommend anyone who was thinking about it to wait until after you have children. But yeah obviously I have a daughter too. I would be heartbroken if she wanted to get her body done at 19. 'I mean, she's the most beautiful thing ever. I want to be like the best mom and the best example for her and I just I wish I could like be her and do it all differently, because I wouldn't touch anything.' Before and after: Kylie Jenner aged 18 in 2016 before her surgery, left, and aged 19 after having it done
