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Myth #1: Older women are lousy lovers. 
False! For centuries, older women would initiate young men into the world of sexual pleasures. You have history and experience on your side; you've lived long enough to have earned your stature. Hold your head up high and believe in yourself. Think of some of those wonderful role models: Susan Sarandon, Helen Mirran, Meryl Streep, Iman and so many others. Roll like a Role Model and show the word how wonderful it is to be over 50 and how fortunate a woman is to get there.

Myth #2: Older women don't want sex as much as older men do.
Women just want more talk along with sex. Women love foreplay and feeling desired. If your partner doesn't "get it" suggest a date night away from the bedroom and gently talk to him (or her) about what you want. Communication is the key. Foreplay starts in the morning with an “ I love you” or a stroke of your hair. Desire can continue at any age.

One of the first men to walk on the moon has told Sky News the United States should forget about going back - and focus on a mission to Mars instead.

Captain Alan Bean said the US should work with the international community to explore new frontiers in space.

The resignation of the Prime Minister of Nepal on 4 May and its prompt acceptance by the country's President, expose the vulnerability of the ongoing democratisation process in the country. The peace process in the newest democracy of the region, even after ten months, appears to be extremely fragile due to continuing tensions between the Maoists and the Nepal Army. The past ten months witnessed shadow fights, predominantly between two factions, the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) and the People's Liberation Army (PLA), together, pitted against the Nepal Army.