Chips & Chicks; RFID & vaginal rubber

75 mm Milex with chip implanted in dome extrusion nub.

It’s Spring again: For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere today is the Spring equinox, the first day of Spring! Happy spring everyone!

The RFID chip at Naughty’s: I’ve written about the use of RFID chips - at St Lucy’s and also with our escort trainees - placed in the domes of diaphragms and used to tell who isn’t wearing their gas-guard for dive-sex class and for identity checks when everyone is in rubber catsuits and hoods with only openings for eyes and body cavities. At St Lucy’s we have gone to exclusive use of Milex Omniflex diaphragms for training. Students can still wear other maker’s barriers and Semina (the Barbie Barrier) is popular for social encounters, but Semina doesn’t easily take a chip and the dome isn’t as rugged as Milex. So students must have their Omniflex with its chip inserted to be able to enter the venues for ballet and dive training. Our casino’s female entertainers and wait-staff who have contact with the public at all venues in the casino also have the chips in their barriers worn to provide an extra level of protection from lusty customers and to get quickly through security checkpoints. And recently we began conducting a limited trial of the chips at our cabaret, Naughty Pleasures, to allow women customers who register and have provided results of a current STI panel showing they are free of infections, to have unimpeded access to the lounge and encounter areas. Confidential employee information is encrypted so it can’t be read by off-the-shelf scanners, but the wearer can have unencrypted information that might interest a man put on her chip to increase her chances of a hookup, if not with Mr. Right, then with Mr. Right Now.

Coming soon - ‘There’s an App for that’: Women can also list fetish interests and men with RFID scanners can check them out just strolling by their table (cruising for cunt) w/o saying a word. But that’s a bit TMI so far and no club patron has given our tech anything other than her basic info to input. There is also the fact that person with the reader has to be careful he knows which woman’s chip he’s reading as the directionality of readers isn’t as good as with barcode scanners where the reader is pointed directly at the barcode. I understand Apple’s 4G iPhone should have an RFID reader app shortly. I think it’s already being field tested because I’ve seen a guy in Naughty’s with an Apple device, but when I tried to get a closer look he put it away. In an era of Facebook and Twitter I suppose reading a woman’s ID chip inserted deep in her vagina could give a man an extra thrill, if he knows where she is wearing it, but it also cuts down on the give and take banter of getting to know a person before hooking up with him and gives him an advantage. But it is another step in personal advertising.

The Lorelei insemination getaway package: Adolph is offering an escape package for a niche market, elite young European aristocrats who have specific fertility problems with their spouses. That seems to be a much larger problem with aristocratic European men that one might think, possibly because of inbreeding. Another cause is certainly the age of aristocratic males wedding and bedding much younger women and wanting children by them. What ever the reason there is a market for discrete in person sperm donation among European women of reproductive age and Adolph, working with an upmarket European travel service is offering conception vacations themed to the woman’s impregnation fantasies (rape, dive-sex, rubber encasement and gasmasks and breathplay to name the most popular) and planned around the fertile days of the client’s cycle.

Jacques - whose business and hobby is impregnating minor European nobility - thinks that the availability and luxury of The Lorelei’s six day insemination getaway package will simplify his travel needs, at least for a while by bringing some of his clients to Vegas rather than him having to travel to them. It is expensive, with rates starting at $25,000 USD but that includes round trip transportation by private jet as well as the six day all inclusive stay at The Lorelei and $1,000 worth of chips at our casino.

RFID chips at Splash & Lorelei: Our success with identity chips at St Lucy’s and with escort trainees caused Adolph to embrace use of RFID chips in cervical barriers for female employees at Splash and The Lorelei as well as guests at Lorelei. That way management knows who and where employees are, which can be particularly helpful when they are in encasement suits and otherwise unidentifiable. Returning readers will remember that Adolph had a problem at Splash with an imposter taking a Towel-Girl's diaphragm with her ID chip in it to get past security so chipping vaginal rubber isn’t foolproof, but he hasn’t seen the need to go to biometric scans yet.

I thought requiring guests at The Lorelei to wear diaphragms would meet strong resistance. However, Tanaquil said that aristocratic European women are far more familiar with diaphragms than their American counterparts and are skilled at using them for recreational sex to avoid hormonal contraceptives, and that proved to be the case. Clients identity chips give intimate services personnel the client’s profile, needs and preferences as well as medical information. At check in guests are fitted with a cervical barrier containing a chip with their encrypted information on it. So it’s just a matter of checking the guests fit and sizing accordingly depending on if she has come for an insemination getaway or a few days of all-you-can-take all-the-time recreational sex.

Conception vs. contraception: The fittings for conception vs. contraception are very different since for non-stop recreational sex the largest size the guest can comfortably wear in a flat spring latex Reflexions diaphragm is what she needs to prevent under-thrusting and leakage. A diaphragm fitting for a guest on an insemination getaway is far different requiring that the woman be fitted with an All-Flex – which is the easiest rim to under-thrust - that is at least one size smaller than if it was to be used for contraception and it will be worn ‘dry’, w/o spermicide. That way her insemination partner can easily under-thrust the rim and deposit his semen in the dome. The dome will then hold the semen pool against the tip of her cervix for at least 6 hours. And since these getaways are scheduled for the guest’s fertile days her inseminator’s sperm mix with her fertile cervical mucus and reach her tubes very quickly to await the release of her egg. For All-Flex and Reflexions diaphragms the chip is glued to the inside of the rim where it can’t damage the dome.

Barrier training and identity theft

All-Flex diaphragm compressed for insertion

The All-Flex as a training barrier: The 12-14 y/os at St Lucy’s in our Feminine Hygiene class are fitted with an All-Flex as their first training barrier because it is the easiest style to insert correctly. Every girl is fitted regardless of any other method of contraception she is using. For anyone reading this who says that 12 y/os are too young to be using birth control, I say, “Get Real!” It’s true that the age of consent in Nevada is 16, but we teach the use of a diaphragm as a method of flow control during a woman’s period. It just so happens that it can also be used as a contraceptive device and for URTP (upper reproductive tract protection) when she is old enough to have dive-sex. Most of the girls past menarche are on some form of hormonal or IUD method of birth control anyway because their parents have approved it. The usual reason given is ‘to regulate their cycles’ even when everyone is aware the teens are using it for protection while actively participating in horizontal sports.

Elke and Flibanserin – an update: Boehringer Drops Female Desire Drug. Germany's Boehringer Ingelheim said today (10-08-2010) it will discontinue development of its investigational compound Flibanserin for the treatment of Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder because of FDA requests for further support the efficacy and safety profile of the drug. “The decision was not made lightly, considering the advanced stage of development,” said a Boehringer executive. “We remain convinced of the positive benefit-risk ratio of Flibanserin for women suffering with HSDD”. Returning readers will remember that in my entries for June 17 and July 8, 2010 I wrote about Elke, Adolph’s pool assistant and German arm-candy, being on Flibanserin. Perhaps it had some placebo effect for a while but she is off it now as the improvement she seemed to have disappeared.

Fall pregnancies: Last week at the clinic we began to see the usual crop of Fall pregnancies. There was only one St Lucy’s girl. The other seven came from UNLV (3), local public high schools (3) and the last one a new showgirl at a rival casino who came from a casino in Atlantic City. This phenomenon occurs each Fall as young women switch from their Summer vacation or intern jobs to Fall back-to-school routines. All were within the 8 week maximum for taking Mifeprex but five of the six (the seventh miscarried) had menstrual extractions. The sixth, the showgirl, took Mifeprex.

Boned at the Barre: The St Lucy’s girl is a transfer student from Los Angeles who is taking ballet and was using Lybrel the estrogen/progestin pill (90 mcg levonorgestrel and 20 mcg of ethinyl estradiol) that is taken every day for 365 days. That dosing regimen is supposed to stop your periods, but break-through bleeding is common for 30% of users for up to 6 months while user’s bodies get used to the hormone levels. In June of this year the maker, Wyeth/Pfizer, repackaged Lybrel in a new blister package and the St Lucy’s girl had a hard time remembering to take her pill from a blister pack rather than the old ClickCase. She liked the ClickCase and thinks the blister pack is common. The psychology of that probably led to her not taking her pills correctly and eventually her pregnancy. Counting back it appears she had been inseminated when she arrived on campus. She tested negative for hCG during her mandatory pelvic exam the day she arrived and hadn’t had sexual contact with a partner for the next six weeks which means she conceived a day or two after she arrived.

Since she never had a period she didn’t have any warning that she was preggers until her breasts began to swell and the milk glands surrounding her nipples became prominent as they increased in size. Three weeks later during one of her first times being penetrated from the rear while en pointe, in the usual Boned-at-the-Barre position - feet a la seconde penetrated from the rear while bent over holding on to the barre - she had her cervix rammed several times by her partner and began to hemorrhage. She fainted and miscarried right in the studio bleeding all over a new pair of Gaynors she had just bought to have sex with her fave ballet teacher. She was rushed to the clinic and had a menstrual extraction to make sure that all the fetal tissue and placenta were expelled. She was put on a ten day regimen of antibiotics and told not to have any sexual activity that would cause her uterus to cramp for the next week while her endometrium was replaced.

Identity theft: I’ve mentioned in earlier entries that my women escort candidates and St Lucy’s students who are fitted for gas guards have RFID chips put in them so we can tell who is absent from class and ensure that they are wearing their gas guards before they enter the water for dive-sex labs where partners will finish inside each student during her dive. The RFID chips also help identify women when they are wearing DiveRubber or encasement suits where faces and identifying body markings (tats, scars, blemishes, etc) are hidden so from a distance it is almost impossible to know who is wearing the rubber suit. We have had instances where someone tried to have another woman take an exam dressed in the absent students DiveRubber or fetish gear. We are seeing gym-bag, dance-bag and reg-bag thefts in women’s locker rooms apparently to get their gas guards with RFID chips in them so they can pretend to be the student/dancer when dressed in fetishwear or dive gear. Wearing another woman’s diaphragm with her RFID chip it makes it much easier to get into some of the women’s secure areas at St Lucy’s and in the escort training areas at the casino. To combat that we have gone to biometric scanning of thumbprints as a cross-check to get into women’s secure areas.

Gas masks, anesthetics and vulnerability

A gas mask girl sealing her mask

Gas mask girls and anesthetics: It’s the start of the Fall Fetish parties here as the nights begin to cool off, a bit. For the major events there are valet parking girls in latex, ballet-boots and gas masks to set the mood as guests arrive. Gas mask girls - mainly college students working as valet parkers - are a standard part of a festive private fetish event and there had been no problem with that until late last year when an 19 y/o was raped at the far end of an estate parking area about 1:00 AM. She was wearing a mask w/o a filter canister and chloroform was sprayed into her masks canister fitting. She remembered a man in latex (like all the other guests) approached her and held up his hand as she finished moving a guest’s car. She smelled something cloyingly sweet and then nothing until she awoke with a headache, sore pelvis and vagina and the crotch zipper of her latex suit open. She took Plan B and she didn’t get pregnant or an STI so that was good, but they never caught the guy.

Filter vulnerability: The trouble has started again this year and again it involves girls wearing masks w/o filters. Filter canisters aren’t used by valet parking because they are an additional expense but mainly because the masks are sweltering even w/o a filter but are far hotter when a filter is attached, so it’s a matter of relative comfort. There have been two instances so far, The first one using chloroform like last year that involved nothing more serious than rape though that’s traumatic enough for the girl, even if she was multitasking at the time to earn a bit more on the side. In the second incident ethyl ether was used with tragic consequences. No one is sure if it was an accident or if the girl recognized her attacker and he did it on purpose but somehow the ether fumes in her mask caught fire. He must have sprayed enough inside so that there were small pools of liquid because rather than a single flash over in seconds the fumes and rubber inside of her mask burned with a blue flame for several minutes. That was long enough to melt the mask onto her face and globs of flaming rubber from the mask dropped onto her chest and briefly caught the front of he latex suit on fire. She must have been dead within seconds of the ether igniting as she breathed the fire into her lungs. The stench of burnt flesh and rubber was overpowering, even after I had put Vicks vapor rub in my nostrils before I went to take a look at her ahead of the EMTs arriving. There was no need for the EMT to rush, she was very dead and as with all the others her crotch zipper was open.

Missing ID: I pulled on a latex glove and checked and the diaphragm she was supposed to be wearing – it had an RFID chip in it identifying her as an employee of the party services/catering Co. – was missing which suggested to me that it was either taken as a memento or that her attacker was a woman (even though the girl appeared to have semen inside her) who had intended to wear the diaphragm with the ID chip to crash the party. Chloroform is not flammable but ethyl ether is an extreme fire hazard so we are all wondering if the guy just ran out of chloroform and will switch back or if ether will be his anesthetic of choice in future attacks. I think it’s also possible that this last incident involved a different perp since ether was used and the victim’s ID was missing neither of which had happened in earlier instances of similar attacks.