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While he maintains porn can be used to enhance a couple's sex life, Kerner believes men who turn to porn as a substitute when they are bored or tuned out can divert important sexual and emotional resources away from what should be their primary relationship.

In the book, Kerner tells women the most important thing they can do for the man in their life is to enjoy sex.

That means no faking, which he cautions leads to a good-sex-stifling cycle of "resentment, recrimination and anger." "Always remember that the sexiest thing that a woman can do for a man (and herself) is to enjoy sex honestly and fully," he writes.

Though he's tried to get away from the sort of technique-driven writing that inspired him to write the book in the first place, He Comes Next does feature whole such chapters - complete with diagrams - for women who want to boost their repertoire in addition to changing their attitudes.

WOMEN IN CHARGE Kerner says a common desire among the hundreds of men he spoke to for He Comes Next was for the women to take over once in a while, to be more sexually assertive and less inhibited about their bodies while doing it.

"To be honest, and the flip side is, more men want to submit, to be dominated," says Kerner.

"I'm not talking about leather and whips.

I'm talking about they don't always want to feel l...

The maximum penalty for selling fake medicine is a fine of NT$5 million and a seven years imprisonment, the DOH said.The DOH cautioned the public not to buy Chinese medicines of unknown origin and to throw away fake medicines as soon as possible.

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``He said we would get to the point when we'd never leave the house.'' Actually, Moranis has been out and about promoting the album.

He has flown to Nashville to appear on Country Music Television and appeared on ``Today'' and ``Late Night with Conan O'Brien,'' where his band included guitar wizard Bill Frisell.

There's also talk of television specials and festival appearances, along with an invitation to play with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.

``I don't know where this is leading,'' he said.

Moranis is busy writing new songs, though he's not sure he's ready to take the show on the road.

``I really don't get out much,'' he said with agoraphobic resignation.

To contact the writer of this story: Dave Shiflett at dshifl@aol.com.

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