21ST CENTURY RELATIONSHIPS: Women Find Orgasms Elusive in Hookups. Hey, every woman is different. On a one-night stand, the best you can do is apply your one-size-fits-most approach; learning the specifics comes later, if there is a later. And for some guys, if they’re pretty sure it’s only a one-nighter, they may not even make that much effort.

But don’t worry, feminism has an answer! “When her partner’s performance was lackluster, she still took pride in her own sexual prowess.” As IowaHawk observed a while back, it’s amazing how much of modern feminism seems to have been thought up by horny teenaged boys.

On the other hand, while you’re taking pride in your sexual prowess, be aware that the guy might be faking it.

AT AMAZON, over 25% off select Otterbox Cases.

Plus, browse the Electronics Holiday Gift Guide.

And, pre-Black Friday deals in Camera, Photo & Video.

THIS IS SWEET: Hundreds Attend Funeral Of WWII Veteran They Didn’t Know.

PEJMAN YOUSEFZADEH ON OBAMACARE COMPLAINTS AND PRO-OBAMACARE BULLIES: “Remember: Dissent was only the highest form of patriotism when the previous guy was in the Oval Office.” Plus, a Monty Python illustration.

MERYL YOURISH: It’s Not Feminism That’s Killing Conservative Judaism.

AT AMAZON, save up to 50% on Bosch Tools & Accessories.

Also, take 20% off on Winter Fashion.

Plus, Spalding Basketballs for Under $20.

PHONY “ENROLLEES” FROM A PHONY ADMINISTRATION’S PHONY INSURANCE PLAN:

Who counts as an Obamacare enrollee?

Health insurance plans only count subscribers as enrolled in a health plan once they’ve submited a payment. That is when the carrier sends out a member card and begins paying doctor bills.

When the Obama administration releases health law enrollment figures later this week, though, it will use a more expansive definition. It will count people who have purchased a plan as well as those who have a plan sitting in their online shopping cart but have not yet paid.

It’s Potemkin villages all the way down.

21ST CENTURY RELATIONSHIPS: Elderly Newlyweds Tie Knot After 80 Years Together.

HIGHER EDUCATION BUBBLE UPDATE: Just Say No to College: Thiel Fellowship winner Paul Gu skipped higher education to develop a new means of financing higher education.

LEGAL EDUCATION IS INNOVATING by educating more non-JD students. This isn’t really new — Yale had the one-year MSL program for journalists back when I was there — but now schools need the warm, tuition-paying bodies.

MY USA TODAY COLUMN is about Avik Roy’s new book, How Medicaid Fails The Poor.

WELL, I KNOW WHICH WAY TO BET: “Think” “Progress” on guns: Lying, lazy, or both?

THOSE WERE THE DAYS: Remember When We Thought We Had Functionally Eradicated Measles and Mumps?

IN LOVING MEMORY OF DORA ZORAIDA RODRIGUEZ DUE, “She was the Daughter, Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother of soldiers of the American Republic.”

CHANGE: Amazon To Deliver On Sundays Using Postal Service Fleet.

ANNALS OF INTOXICATION: Woman Tried To Wear Cheeseburger As Sandal After Having Sex In Waffle House Parking Lot, Police Say.

VIDEO of Ilya Somin’s book forum at the Cato Institute on his book, Democracy and Political Ignorance: Why Smaller Government Is Smarter.

YOU CAN’T ASK QUESTIONS HERE, THIS IS THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE: Dems demand Issa withdraw subpoena of ObamaCare fixer. This is one of the federal government’s biggest debacles ever. So no questions?

CHARLIE MARTIN: A Veterans Day Bleg: Help Tonya Jone Miller find the American soldier or Marine who saved her mother in the evacuation of South Viet Nam.

FASTER, PLEASE: A Cure For The Allergy Epidemic? “The working hypothesis is that innocuous cowshed microbes, plant material and raw milk protect farming children by favorably stimulating their immune systems throughout life, particularly early on. . . . The earlier exposure begins, it seems, the greater the protection — and that includes during pregnancy. Children born to mothers who work with livestock while pregnant, and who lug their newborns along during chores, seem the most invulnerable to allergic disease later.”

MY USA TODAY COLUMN is about Avik Roy’s new book, How Medicaid Fails The Poor.

REMEMBERING THE GREAT 2003 BLACKOUT. “In 2003, a blackout crippled areas of the U.S. and Canada, leaving some 50 million people in the dark. Ten years later, we are still grappling with concerns over the vulnerability of our power grid.”

Some related items here and here.

REMEMBER WHEN DISSENT WAS THE HIGHEST FORM OF PATRIOTISM? Daring To Criticize ObamaCare.

WINTER RECIPES: Cold-weather cocktails.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: There would be no Iranian nuclear talks if not for fracking.