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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
pwfm Thought for Thursday - Failure and Unhappiness
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
James Jamesson, Paul Wagner, Samuel O'Toole, Tyler Ford
Once inside, the 4 strip down and get ready for a sex party!
pwfm Timely Tuesday - Road Trips
Saving Time During Road Trips!
Saving time at Restaurants:
On entering a restaurant, first place the order, then go to washroom etc. This way food gets ready while you refresh. Else about 10-30 minutes will be lost by the time everyone gets fresh and another 20-30 minutes for the food to arrive, resulting in additional time loss
Do not wait for everyone to finish and wash hands to ask for the bill. Do it when almost done, so that some time can be saved in bill settlement
Saving time at tourist places:
While visiting tourist places like parks, museums etc which are large by area, team members easily get separated as each one might take different direction, time to cover the place. While visiting such places, before starting identify rendezvous point and time, so that everyone can re-unite at the identified point (may be parking area/food court etc). Also define what needs to be done if someone causes major delay (should he come to next destination on his own etc). This saves time otherwise spent in locating other team members or waiting for everyone to finish.
Itinerary planning:
Do not leave an itinerary open- Identify all the places to be visited and the sequence before the trip, share among participants, get buy-in, cross check if the same is feasible based on distance and time factors and freeze it. Once freezed, stick to it unless absolutely necessary to modify. Trying to decide something on the ground can be chaotic due to difference of opinions and preferences.
Sequence in which places are to be visited also plays a key role in saving time.
Also set the objectives for the trip- is it say visiting as many places as possible or focusing on one or two main attractions or leisure stay at the destination or something like that
Optimizing itinerary:
Know the opening and closing time of tourist places and plan accordingly. Some open places (park, beach etc) can be open all the time and can be covered early morning or late evening. Places like museums might have specific timings. Highly popular tourist places are best visited during early hours of its opening, before crowd pours in. Activities like shopping can be done in evening
Travel in the night where possible:
Take night train/early morning/late evening flights-this saves the day time which can be used for visiting tourist places.
Have backup location/activity in mind- will be useful when a venue is not yet open or closed for tourists.
Monday, April 25, 2011
pwfm Money Monday - Millionaire
What’s Stopping You From Becoming a Millionaire?
If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming a millionaire, then consider this: The average worker earning $10 an hour – that’s slightly more than minimum wage - will earn more than a million dollars over their lifetime! So what’s stopping you from getting there faster? Here’s a list of possible reasons you’re NOT a millionaire, according to the experts:
•First: You care what other people have. For example: You see that your neighbor has a new barbeque grill, and suddenly you want one too! Jeffrey Strain is a financial advisor who says if you’re trying to impress people with material possessions, then you’re wasting your money, when you could be saving it and building wealth.
•You’re impatient. Strain says if you have credit card debt, that usually means you bought something before you could really afford it. The reality is that people who wait to buy things with cash generally end up with more money in the bank.
•You have no goals. Studies have shown that people who set financial goals are more likely to attain them. So come up with a plan for saving money to buy a house, go back to school, or to retire.
•You don’t have insurance. Financial advisor Strain says bad things can happen to even the most careful people. So if you haven’t prepared for disaster with homeowner’s, car, and medical insurance, then a lifetime of savings can disappear in an instant.
•You rely on others to take care of your money. I’ve got two words for you: Bernie Madoff. Experts say it’s okay to listen to other people’s money advice, but never let others make money decisions for you. Millionaires do lots of research, and they never put their money into get-rich-quick schemes, or businesses they don’t understand.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
pwfm Provocative Insight- Zac Efron
Zachary David Alexander "Zac" Efron (born October 18, 1987) is an American actor, singer, and dancer. He began acting professionally in the early 2000s, and became known to young audiences after his roles in the Disney Channel Original Movie High School Musical, the WB series Summerland, and the 2007 film version of the Broadway musical Hairspray. In 2007, before the release of High School Musical 2, Rolling Stone declared him the "poster boy for tweenyboppers" and featured him in their late August 2007 issue. Efron has since starred in the films 17 Again, Me and Orson Welles, and Charlie St. Cloud. Efron was born in San Luis Obispo, California, and later moved to Arroyo Grande, California. His father, David Efron, is an engineer at a power plant, and his mother, Starla Baskett, is a former secretary who worked at the same power plant. Efron has a younger brother, Dylan, and had a self-described "normal childhood" in a middle class family. He is of Jewish ancestry and is an agnostic, having never been religious. His surname, "Efron", means "lark" in Hebrew. Efron has said that he would "flip out" if he got a "B" and not an "A" in school, and has also described himself as having been a class clown.
Also Known As: Zachary David Alexander Efron
Saturday, April 23, 2011
pwfm Provocative Fun Facts
Did You Know?
The average increase in penis length on erection is from 3.4 inches to 5.9 inches - which represents an increase in volume of 180%! (It reminds me of the old joke. Q: "What's an erection?" A: "It's when your blood pressure goes all to cock!")
There is a small minority of penises which actually just get hard, and don't increase in length at all: these are usually over 6 inches when flaccid, so there aren't many of them!
Though the frequency of circumcision is falling, it is still more common in the USA than Europe. Among European males, the percentage of men in a penis survey who reported being circumcised was only 30% compared to 64.5% of American men. This is across all age groups.
Last Weeks Trivia: What beach in Florida is one of the top ten nude beaches in the world?
Answer: Haulover Beach, Florida USA
All "Sweet & Sexy" adult products are made with an elastic string covered by hard pressed colorful candy beads that are arranged to be worn or displayed. These candy garments are FUN and should be presented as such from Evergreen Marketing.
The average increase in penis length on erection is from 3.4 inches to 5.9 inches - which represents an increase in volume of 180%! (It reminds me of the old joke. Q: "What's an erection?" A: "It's when your blood pressure goes all to cock!")
However, small penises increase in size proportionately much more than large penises. For example, a penis which is less than 2 inches in length when flaccid increases on average to 5.2 inches in length when erect. A penis that is 5 inches or more when flaccid increases on average by only 1.5 inches.
There is a small minority of penises which actually just get hard, and don't increase in length at all: these are usually over 6 inches when flaccid, so there aren't many of them!
Circumcision rates
Though the frequency of circumcision is falling, it is still more common in the USA than Europe. Among European males, the percentage of men in a penis survey who reported being circumcised was only 30% compared to 64.5% of American men. This is across all age groups. Last Weeks Trivia: What beach in Florida is one of the top ten nude beaches in the world?
Answer: Haulover Beach, Florida USA
Trivia: Who's ass an ballsack is this?
Friday, April 22, 2011
pwfm Fashion Friday - Zac Efron
Zac Efron in Ray-ban aviators in gold, black straight leg jeans, and black Converse All-stars
Zac Efron in Rag & Bone sweater, Persol sunglasses, Vans sneakers
Thursday, April 21, 2011
pwfm Thought for Thursday - Going Vegan
Thinking About Going Vegan?
Veganism isn’t just for hippies anymore! Hollywood celebrities, like Ellen DeGeneres and Tobey McGuire, are going vegan to slim down and get healthy. According to the National Restaurant Association, the hot new trend in the restaurant world is vegan entrees. However, veganism is still on the fringe for many eaters, so let’s see if we can bring it into the mainstream. Here are the answers to some common questions about vegans.
•How is being vegan different from being a vegetarian? The main difference is vegetarians avoid eating animals, while vegans don’t eat anything that even comes from an animal. That includes thing like honey, eggs and milk.
•Why bother? The truth is going vegan can be a hassle; you can’t just slap together a cheese sandwich when you’re hungry. The health benefits can be huge. Studies have shown that vegans have lower cholesterol and blood pressure and a lower risk for diabetes and some cancers. Why? Because vegans usually eat less saturated fat and more nutrients, fiber and vitamins. They also tend to eat fewer processed foods, which is where most of us get the bulk of the sodium, sugar and fat that we consume.
•Vegans also tend to weigh about 15% less than non-vegans, which is about 25 pounds on average. Not all of them. There is such a thing as a junk-food vegan. Think about it: there are no animal products in chips, and cookies made with coconut oil are technically vegan but they’re also high in calories, corn syrup and saturated fat. If you go vegan to lose weight, you need to fill up on healthy proteins like beans and tofu and eat junk-vegan food in moderation.
•Since vegans don’t eat animal protein, they miss out on some essential nutrients and can become anemic and lethargic. You can make up for it by eating a variety of fruits and veggies for essential nutrients, and soy and legumes for protein, iron and zinc. You might also need to eat nuts and flax seeds for vitamin B-12, an important nutrient that keeps you cells operating properly and is usually found in fish and eggs. For more tips on going vegan check out VeganSociety.com.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
pwfm Workout Wednesday - High Intensity Circuit
Jamie Alderton
Massive, defined, perfect proportions, and handsome: Jamie Alderton definitely is the total package. The natural bodybuilder says on Bodyspace: "I love the feel of the pump and the results. I stay motivated watching training videos, listening to high tempo music." In this video Jamie demonstrates his high intensity circuit style training after leaving the British Army. Watch as he blasts through his carb depletion routine only days before his win at the UK Musclemania contest.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
pwfm Timely Tuesday - Energy Zappers
Do You Face a Mid-Afternoon Energy Slump Every Day?
•First energy zapper: Eating too much at once. Gloria Tsang is a registered dietician, and she says that consuming a big meal will always cause a dip in energy later on, but that effect is most noticeable in the afternoon - because the slump happens at that run-for-the-vending-machine hour: 3 o’clock. Here’s what happens: You fill up on a carb and calorie-rich lunch and - as nutrients are absorbed by your body - excess glucose is dumped into your bloodstream. Then, your body releases insulin to process all that sugar, wearing you out. Tsang says a better idea is to spread out what and how much you eat throughout the day, to keep energy levels steady.
•Next energy zapper: Poor posture. Pia Martin is a chiropractor in San Diego, and she says that when you sit at a desk for long periods, you tend to slump forward, leading to rounded shoulders and a tilted lower spine. Your muscles contract, and blood flow is impaired. This limits the amount of oxygen to your brain, which means a drop in energy. So, sit up straight, keep your shoulders down, and adjust your computer screen so your eyes gaze at the middle of it.
•One last energy drain: Toxic indoor air. Humming copy machines, synthetic carpeting - even the desks in your office may be contributing to the load of toxins you breathe each day! That’s because all of these release chemicals into the air. Dr. Frank Lipman, a physician in New York City and author of Spent: End Exhaustion and Feel Great, says that toxins build up over time and can drain your energy - by interfering with thyroid function and overloading your body’s detox system. So, if you’re feeling tired, go outside for 10 minutes to breathe fresh air, and indoors, keep plants around, which are great at absorbing toxins. Also, if you’re home during the day, don’t wear shoes into the house. They drag pesticides and other harmful chemicals inside.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Colby Taylor, Zach Richards
Proving he can deliver the goods, paperboy Zach Richards humps Colby Taylor while getting his asshole fingered. Zack peels Colby's jeans off, pulls the massive cock out and sucks it down his throat. He then pays homage to Colby's ass, eating it out. Zach then climbs aboard Colby's face and gets reamed, his hole twitching with excitement and aching for some plundering. So laying back on the couch, Zach spreads his legs wide apart and Colgy thrusts his hard cock inside. Zach flips around and Colby continues the ass-packing. Sitting side by side, the two jocks stroke themselves to orgasm.
pwfm Money Monday - Anything for a Buck
Some Criminals Will Do Anything for a Buck
The latest tricks criminal use to separate you from your hard-earned money:
•First up: Disaster-relief scams. Debbie Dujanobic is a Public Affairs Specialist with the FBI. She says that emails asking for money to help victims of Japan’s earthquake and tsunami – or any other natural disaster – are aimed at your heart, but are often just attempts to steal your money, your identity, or both. You don’t just need to be careful online. According to the Better Business Bureau, crooks are likely to text, tweet and even go door-to-door to profit from the disaster. Want to help? Contact a reliable organization on your own.
•Another rip-off that’s common because of high unemployment: Unsolicited job offers. David Vladeck is the Director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. He says the scams come in all shapes and sizes, but the bottom line remains the same: Companies that are on the level don’t contact anyone with job offers unless you contact them first. Legitimate companies never charge up-front fees, or ask for personal information, like your Social Security Number before putting you on the payroll.
•Finally: Beware of fake anti-virus software. According to one study, these scams are up more than 500%! It starts with a pop-up window warning that your computer is infected. If you click on the link, it’ll either download your personal information or demand a payment to register the fake product. Luckily, the answer to this one is simple: Don’t click on anything – and reboot your browser.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
pwfm Provocative Insight- Broadway's Charlie Williams
Williams was born in Houston, Texas, but grew up in Cary, a suburb of Raleigh, North Carolina. He worked at the North Carolina Theatre and the Carolina Ballet. At 18, he jumped into his red pickup truck and drove solo cross-country to Los Angeles to make his mark. After he flew to New York, he impressed top choreographer Sergio Trujillo (“Charlie has that all-American quality and an undying passion for dance”) and got cast in the 2008 tryout of Memphis in La Jolla, California. He followed it to Seattle and Broadway, where it opened Oct. 19, 2009
Saturday, April 16, 2011
pwfm 5th Anniversary Celebration
pwfm will celebrate it's 5th Anniversary
at Gay Days Orlando June 2011
 
Your Favorite Water Park Party Returns for GAY DAYS® 2011.
Dance on the Beach, play in the wave pool and plunge down the heart-pounding water slided. Visit http://www.letsgoplay2011.com/ to purchase tickets. Tickets are priced at $79 for a limited time.Disney's Typhoon Lagoon
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 2011, 8:00 PM - 2:00 AM
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