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In
their comprehensive article on Multiple
Orgasm, Wikipedia provides a well-written
overview of our Rutgers study as "...the only
known scientific study to successfully document natural,
fully ejaculatory, multiple orgasms in an adult male".
Given the sterling reputation of Wikipedia
as one of the Internet's most unique and comprehensive
online encyclopedias, we are honored to find our unprecedented
study featured therein so prominently.
 "Unofficial
World Records of Sex"
Television Series
The
ninth episode of SkyOne's 2003 UK television series
"The Unofficial World Records of Sex"
featured the Research Subject of this Rutgers Study
as the world's "Only Multi-orgasmic Man."
Cram
for that Exam
 Stuff
's February 2001 issue features "The Stuff Sex
Test", a spicy quiz
of over 40 questions that will teach and tantalize you
with great questions and
racy trivia... including one particular question that
proves the Stuff staff checked out this site
at least a time or two.
On
page 74, Question One of "Bizarre Sex Facts"
asks:
"On
January 15, 1995, which sexual event
occurred in New Jersey?"
Of
course now that you've visited this site, you'll ace
this one knowing the
correct answer is: D. "The First
Documented Male Multiple Orgasm".
 Delicious
"bad kitty" on the cover of the December,
2000 issue, and this site
on p. 266. View
it at MaximOnline.com: Maxim
Web Guide, "World Of Sex".
Penthouse Magazine
(May 2000, p. 76) referenced this Rutgers study and
its Research Subject as "Bob".
 Psychology
Today also announced the results of this Rutgers Study
in its Nov/Dec 1999 issue article "Beyond
Orgasmatron".
 On
September 27, 1999 MyPrimeTime.com
featured the Research Subject and the head researcher
of the study, Dr. Beverly Whipple, in three linked online
articles.
 On
September 21, 1999, the Research Subject was interviewed
on Bob Berkowitz's new eYada.com talkshow, "Lovebytes".
Mr Berkowitz is the former host of "Real
Personal", a CNBC cable television program.
 PLAYGIRL
magazine (August 1999) featured the study and this website
in an article on male multiple orgasm entitled "Riding
The Waves", quoting this site extensively following
a brief overview of the Rutgers study.
The male subject of the study, presented
a case for further research at the World Pornography
Conference, held August 6-9, 1998 in Los Angeles,
California. 
was in attendance at this presentation, and placed
his picture on the Playboy website coverage of the event,
over the appropriate title "The Only Documented
Naturally Multiorgasmic Man". Of course,
Playboy couldn't keep the pages on the conference up
indefinitely, and so after a year on their site, they
are no longer available.
 The
study and the
Research Subject
were also featured in the Playboy
Advisor, (Playboy August 1998, p. 39).
Click on question: "Is there such a thing as male
multiple orgasm?"
Nice
"horse" reference there, Playboy.
Originally
found at: http://www.playboy.com/sex/columns/advisor/questions/1998/08/01.html
On June 25, 1997, the study was presented internationally
in Valencia, Spain at the 13th
World Congress of Sexology. Over 800 attended this
presentation, alone (See listing under "Contents":
"Man
and Sexuality").
 This
study was first presented to the public November 15,
1996, at the Annual Meeting of the Society
for the Scientific Study of Sexuality in Houston,
Texas...(SSSS
Program listings: 2:00-3:30 pm - "Orgasm" reports)
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