Men: Want More Sex? Here's the Secret Men who want their wives to be more amorous in the bedroom at night should learn how to do the dishes and run the vacuum cleaner. That's the word from the Council on Contemporary Families, which concludes that American men still don't do their full, equal share of housework and child care, but collectively they're much better than previous generations. When it comes to doing housework, who does more? A live-in boyfriend or a husband? The answer is surprising. The Associated Press reports that men's contributions to housework have doubled in the past 40 years, and the time they have spent caring for their children has tripled over the same time period. "More couples are sharing family tasks than ever before, and the movement toward sharing has been especially significant for full-time dual-earner couples," the published report says. "Men and women may not be fully equal yet, but the rules of the game have been profoundly and irreversibly changed." The payoff for men who get busy helping their wives is big: more sex! That's the assessment of Joshua Coleman, a San Francisco-area psychologist and author of "The Lazy Husband: How to Get Men to Do More Parenting and Housework." He claims that equitable sharing of housework can lead to a happier marriage and more frequent sex. "If a guy does housework, it looks to the woman like he really cares about her--he's not treating her like a servant," Coleman, who is affiliated with...

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Thailand's prime minister resigned on Tuesday after weeks of protests closed the capital's airports, stranding 300,000 travelers. Protesters promised to lift their siege, and international flights were expected to resume Friday.

The resignation of Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat came after the nation's Constitutional Court dissolved Thailand's top three ruling parties for electoral fraud and banned him from politics for five years.

Somchai, his administration paralyzed, has been forced to govern from the northern city of Chiang Mai since Wednesday. He accepted the ruling with equanimity.It is not a problem. I was not working for myself. Now I will be a full-time citizen," he told reporters in Chiang Mai.

Protest leaders said the airport seizures would end Wednesday.

With the waning of the political crisis, the official in charge of Thailand's airports said Suvarnabhumi international airport will resume operations on Friday.

"Please have confidence in us," said Vudhibhandhu Vichairatana, the chairman of the Airports of Thailand.

He called the flights a birthday gift for Thailand's revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who turns 81 on Dec. 5. The airport reopened to cargo flights Tuesday.

Officials had earlier said the airport would not reopen for commercial flights before Dec. 15, but Vudhibhandhu said he brought forward the date because an inspection revealed the airport had suffered no damage and could become operational more quickly.

After Tuesday's court decision, government spokesman Nattawut Sai-kau said the six-party governing coalition would step down.

Despite the appearance of a smooth political transition, the ruling is expected to widen...

Buddha’s skull found London, Nov 26: Archaeologists have claimed that a 1,000-year-old miniature pagoda, unearthed in Nanjing, China, holds a piece of skull belonging to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism. According to a report in the Telegraph, the pagoda was wedged tightly inside an iron case that was discovered at the site of a former temple in the city in August this year. The four-storey pagoda, which is almost four feet high and one-and-a-half feet wide, is thought by archaeologists to be one of the 84,000 pagodas commissioned by Ashoka the Great in the second century BC to house the remains of the Buddha. The pagoda found in Nanjing is crafted from wood, gilded with silver and inlaid with gold, coloured glass and amber. It matches a description of another of Ashoka’s pagodas, which used to be housed underneath the Changgan Buddhist temple in Nanjing. A description of the contents of the pagoda indicate the presence of a gold coffin bearing part of Buddha’s skull inside a silver box. Although scans have confirmed that there are two small metal boxes inside the pagoda, experts have not yet peered inside. According to Qi Haining, the head of archaeology at Nanjing Museum, “This pagoda may be unique, the only one known to contain parts of Buddha’s skull”. But he said there would be a lengthy process before the cases could be opened. “The discovery of the relic will have a huge influence on the cultural history of Buddhism in China and...