No.1: Adult breastfeeding raises sex trade concerns 成人奶妈地下交易 178159 Rich Chinese men are hiring wet nurses through agencies to supply their daily dose of breast milk, according to Northnews.com, arousing concerns it shields an illegal sex trade.
A client of Naimaluntan, an online forum and agency providing adult breastfeeding services, explained it is inevitable that sexual impulses will arise after having physical contact with a breast.
Some of the clients have uploaded photos of the service, in which both client and wet nurse are nude.
One wet nurse was banned by the online agency after being found to have offered sex services to clients “quite a few times”, an administrator of the forum said.
Young mothers, usually from rural areas, are recruited and earn up to 30,000 ($4,890) yuan a month, from which the agency claims a 20 percent fee.
Clients can drink directly from the breast after paying up to 1,680 yuan in admission fees, whose services include a pre-screening of wet nurses.
No.2: Man uses python as theft deterrent 车主为防盗在车内养条巨蟒 116034An auto mechanic in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong Province was shocked to discover a python in a minivan whose owner explained was placed there as a theft deterrent.
The mechanic discovered the over three-meter long python curled up on the engine block of a van dropped off at his garage for repair and quickly notified the vehicle’s owner, reported Southern Metropolis Daily on July 28.
No.3: Legendary hacker dies before revealing pacemaker flaws 全球最牛黑客 107077Famed hacker Barnaby Jack, who astounded with his ability to make ATM machines spit out cash, was found dead on July 25 in his San Francisco apartment a week before he was to attend a hacking conference and reveal his findings on the security exploits of pacemakers, according to Reuters. He was 35 years old.
The New Zealand native was an anticipated speaker at the upcoming Black Hat Hacking Conference in Las Vegas on July 31, where he was to reveal how one could remotely kill someone with a pacemaker.
Updated by 4 pm, July 30, 2013
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