One of the problems that we're having today is treating all sex offenders as equally dangerous - and using one-size-fits-all strategy to prevent sexual recidivism.

The fact of the matter is that as a group, sex offenders are not dangerous - and by that, I mean that they are not likely to commit another crime for which they were convicted. They're less likely to commit a sex crime, for example, than burglars or almost any other violent offenders are liable to commit a burglary or a kidnapping.

And create a system of incentives - to let sex offenders earn more freedom by going to treatment, by complying with the terms of their release, by getting a job, by in effect demonstrating that they are safe and that they don't pose a risk.

I just found out today we have seven sex offenders in this area.

People that are exercising and eating a good diet do have sex more frequently and do have less problems with sexual dysfunction and those types of problems.

I had a lot of problems like this when I was at Jaguar and today was his turn, it happens,