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Who ya gonna believe?

Me or those 18 women?

A San Diego businesswoman told CNN Wednesday that Mayor Bob Filner put his hands on her buttocks at a meeting.

Diane York, the 18th woman to allege that Filner improperly touched her, told CNN that Filner touched her backside during a photo opportunity after the meeting three months ago. York is scheduled to hold a press conference at 1 p.m. PST Wednesday, according to San Diego's KGTV.

A 17th accuser, real-estate agent Caryl Iseman, had said during a rally Sunday that Filner grabbed her breast at a fundraiser 25 years ago, according to San Diego Gay and Lesbian News. 

Filner's lawyers have been in mediation talks since Monday as the mayor faces both a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by his former communications director and a vocal recall effort. The Democratic National Committee will vote on a resolution that would call Filner's resignation, CNN reported Tuesday.

Not sure what the point is here

Maybe if men wore this stuff in a bar I might want to lick them, but I'm not sure if a woman would. I mean, I like bacon. 

Adam Anderson was sick of scrubbing himself down with feminine aromas like lavender and lilac and set about creating more manly-scented soaps.

The 27-year-old from Nebraska said: "I went to wash my hands and noticed all the girly scented soaps we had around the house.

"I thought to myself, ’this is not how a man's hands should be smelling’."

Using his kitchen as a lab, Adam came up with 20 different soaps - including bonfire, brewed coffee, cannabis and red wine - using cocoa, palm oil, and glycerine.

The entrepreneur explained: “I sat back and thought about what were some of the world's favourite smells?

"That is when ManHands Soap started to come alive."

He started selling his creations at craft shows near his home and they were an instant hit.

Adam now offers the full range online - for £4.40 a bar.