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• 15 Cheap, Last-Minute Date Ideas for Valentine's Day

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:36 am

  No matter the kind of woman, she's guaranteed to love these $100-and-under excursions — most of which will get you laid, all of which have a gift

• Off the Record On the Record with Matt Labash, a Conservative We Love

  9 Feb 2010 | 6:30 am

  A book review by way of a somewhat serious debate over the differences between Bill Kristol and Dick Cheney, Glenn Beck and Keith Olbermann, and much more

• Are the Olympics Ruining Everything?

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:45 am

  What's the problem with Vancouver that no one's talking about? The spectacle of the Winter Games isn't just ruining sports, it's killing our chance to be happy.

• Eight (and a Half) Clearer Names for Strange Winter Olympics Sports

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:35 am

  Bobsled? Luge? Curling? We've renamed these events (and others) so you can enjoy them a bit more in Vancouver

• The Only 13 Must-Watch Moments of the Olympics

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:30 am

  This vaguely interested man's guide to the Vancouver 2010 schedule will keep your DVR from overload. Because only Bob Costas watches everything.

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• The Perfect Valentine’s Day Menu: The Have Her Over for Dinner Cookbook Giveaway

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  8 Feb 2010 | 8:28 pm

  Image from Ellynkocher Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Matt Moore, author of Have Her Over for Dinner. See below for details on how to win a signed copy of Matt’s cookbook. Share Amber Jones, 6th Grade, and Valentine’s Day. I can remember it like it was just yesterday. You see, up to this point in my life, Valentine’s Day was an exciting holiday that meant cards, and most importantly, candy from friends and loved ones. In grade school, our teachers required us to write notes to the entire class, ensuring that everyone was equally appreciated. The stresses of defining…

• The 100th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America

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  8 Feb 2010 | 12:28 pm

  Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Harry R. Burger. Mr. Burger joined the Cubs Scouts at six years old and has now been involved with Scouting for 20 years. He earned his Eagle in 2001. Share Today marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America. For the past century, the Boy Scouts of America has been a premier organization for teaching boys to be good men. In addition to camping and outdoors skills, boys are taught leadership, character, citizenship, and service to others. They also have fun while they are doing it – after all, middle and high school…

• The World Belongs to Those Who Hustle

  Brett

  7 Feb 2010 | 9:08 pm

  We get a lot of emails from men lamenting the fact that they feel stuck in neutral and asking for advice. Many of these men have great aspirations, but that’s all they have. Aspirations. Many don’t have any results to show for all their ambitious goals in life. Some are on year seven of a four year degree, and others are stuck in a job that’s going nowhere. Maybe you know a man like this. Heck, maybe you feel like this. Unfulfilled goals, of couse, can lead to frustration, depression, and just a general dampening of your man spirit, which only makes it harder to get…

• Manvotional: The Right Kind of People

  Brett & Kate McKay

  6 Feb 2010 | 10:53 pm

  The Right Kind of People By: Edwin Markham Gone the city, gone the day, Yet still the story and the meaning stay: Once where a prophet in the palm shade based, A traveler chanced at noon to rest his mules. “What sort of people may they be,” he asked, “in this proud city on the plains o’erspread?” “Well, friend, what sort of people whence you came?” “What sort?” the packman scowled; “why, knaves and fools!” “You’ll find the people here the same,” the wise man said. Another stranger in the dusk drew near, And…

• Man Knowledge: The Greek Philosophers

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  4 Feb 2010 | 8:27 pm

  Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Ernesto Fernandez. Ernesto is a graduate student in the Philosophy Department of Biscayne College at St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens, FL. So there you are, deadlocked in the men’s underwear section, torn between the solid and striped cotton boxer-briefs and wondering which one Chuck Norris would buy. And then you remember: Chuck Norris doesn’t wear underwear, just two pairs of pants. Oh, how low we’ve fallen. Once upon a time, men called on their knowledge of the great, introspective minds of history to inform their…

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• Curated by Arkitip: Evan Hecox for Incase

  Atif Kazmi

  9 Feb 2010 | 10:22 am

  With the continuation of Curated by Arkitip, artist and designer Evan Hecox displays his fascination with the urban landscape on Incase products, presented as the sixth installment of the well-received collaborative effort. “Available today, the Evan Hecox series has been issued in three limited editions: London, New York and Tokyo. As the project’s first artist to present a series of products, Hecox brings to life nontraditional depictions of the famed cities and their associated national emblems on our signature MacBook Sleeve and iPhone Slider Case. Hecox filters the mundane into…

• Acne Jaipur Cardigan

  Atif Kazmi

  9 Feb 2010 | 9:34 am

  Definitive Touch turns us to this cotton-cashmere blend Jaipur cardigan from Acne. “The cut is reminiscent of the classic bomber jacket and the cardigan is comfortable and easy to wear, which makes it perfect for layering on cooler days. Or wear it alone on those warmer days ahead.” More info and images after the jump.  Buy It: ~ $340 at The Glade

• Band of Outsiders Spring/Summer 2010 Lookbook

  Atif Kazmi

  9 Feb 2010 | 9:07 am

  Being no stranger to Polaroids, Band of Outsiders pulls out the instant camera for their Spring lookbook. Dave Franco and Donald Glover as well as actress Leslie Mann star in the looks, each giving us a unique take on the collection. The book was captured in Marina Del Rey, CA. Some pieces to take note of include a cotton blend double breasted suit as well as canvas boat shoes. More images after the jump.

• S.N.S. Herning Spring 2010 Knitwear [Preview]

  Atif Kazmi

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:00 am

  The good folks at Inventory turn us to S.N.S. Herning and the label’s lineup of knitwear for the upcoming spring season. Introduced is a full range of merino wool sweaters in a welcomed array of styles, colors and patterns. “The theme has been to introduce a bit of an under garment feel with the muted tones and thin sweaters. These items are a little bit more traditional however while still utilizing the merino wool and some intricate knitting patterns.” Definitely worth a look, friends. More images after the jump.

• Jake Davis Test Shots

  Atif Kazmi

  9 Feb 2010 | 3:30 am

  Taking street style to an unparalleled level, famed filmmaker Jake Davis has released a series of test shots. “I have two passions in this life, style and film. This is my attempt at giving you guys a little bit of both.” Guys who usually sit behind the lens have been asked to embrace the frames, giving us a look at what the writers and curators behind some of our favorite publications dress like on a regular basis. So far, the notables include Joshua and Travis from Street Etiquette as well as Owen, Ryan and Simon from Inventory. Head to the vimeo page for Jake’s Test Shots…

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• Chace Crawford Wears Calvin Klein Underwear

  Dexie Wharton

  8 Feb 2010 | 5:42 pm

  If I didn’t know any better I would’ve thought Chace Crawford was having a Calvin Klein underwear pictorial in these pictures where the words “Calvin Klein” were very obviously imprinted on the band of his white underwear. Chace was actually in a Penthouse balcony with Gossip Girl friends and co-stars Blake Lively and Penn Badgley. These pictures were taken, clearly by a paparazzi with an amazing zoom lense, hehe, in Miami before the Super Bowl. Chace was not shy at all to show off his bod, underwear, jeans and aviators. Talk about a nice weather down there in Miami. I…

• Gucci White Shoes

  Dexie Wharton

  6 Feb 2010 | 5:54 pm

  How about some white colored shoes to welcome the Spring season of 2010? White shoes used to be a hard color to play around with in Men’s Fashion. Somehow, the matchy-matchy “rule” loosened up and it’s now easier to pair white shoes with pretty much anything. It gives any casual look a modern classic twist. Gucci sure has really nice white shoes to pick from. This is a classic looking white leather moccasin accented with the signature Gucci stripes for brand’s posterity. $425. A Gucci white perforated leather loafer? Sure why not. I think it’s a venture out…

• Etro Shirts, The Bad & The Good

  Dexie Wharton

  4 Feb 2010 | 7:41 pm

  Etro’s new items for Spring 2010 are a mixture of good and bad. There are certain shirts with bold print designs that are just overwhelming. I mean they are pretty cool and even the colors are refreshing but somehow the size and placement are too big. I like the blue color. It’s actually my favorite. I also like floral prints. I believe that Men shouldn’t be afraid to add florals in their wardrobe. As long as it’s done in a subtle way and the colors are all blending nicely together. This Etro Mandala Print shirt is not subtle at all. The white circle and floral print…

• The Most Hilarious AXE Commercial Ever

  Dexie Wharton

  2 Feb 2010 | 6:41 pm

  AXE always has interesting and funny TV commercials. All are done in a tongue-and-cheek way to promote the AXE products. Mostly though was all about how the scents are chick magnets. AXE has a new one which I haven’t seen on TV actually. But YouTube has it for sure. It’s called AXE Clean Your Balls. Nothing beats the combination of awkward, funny and a touch of cheesiness that is almost bordering stupidity. And that was a hilarious commercial. Maybe for like 5 times but after a while the awkwardness would register and the cheessiness becomes irritating. Then you’d start…

• New Balance 574 Ceracom

  Dexie Wharton

  1 Feb 2010 | 8:16 pm

  The New Balance 574 Ceracom has always been the most popular thanks it’s tried and true silhouettes, comfort and obvious cool styles. The original 574 used Ceracom, the rubber-like synthetic material used in the outside of the sneakers. For Spring, 574 Ceracom is coming back in all it’s glory. The re-issued New Balance 574 Ceracom sneakers combine the practicality of the ceracom material and the aesthetics and comfort level everyone needs plus the technology inside to fit the modern times. Practicality because ceracom helps the shoes stay clean and and last longer. It comes in 3…

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• Do you like to celebrate Valentine’s Day?

  Anthony Doctolero

  5 Feb 2010 | 1:26 pm

  Do you like to celebrate Valentine’s Day? I’ll go have a little dinner with my wife, but not much more than that. Don’t get me wrong, I love my wife, but sometimes the juice isn’t worth the squeeze because Valentine’s Day is sorta forced. Valentine’s Day reminds me of this study done on monkeys. It might be a little off but bare with me because I’m paraphrasing something my friend told me. Researchers took a monkey and gave him a treat every 8th time he pulled a lever. After a while the monkey stopped pulling the lever because he got bored. They did…

• The Boxee Box and How to Get Started Using It

  Derek Raisner

  7 Jan 2010 | 1:58 pm

  We’ve talked about why we like Boxee before here on Ploomy.  At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES),  Boxee has just unveiled one of my favorite pieces of hardware coupled with one of my favorite pieces of software. What is the Boxee Box? Boxee is the best way to enjoy entertainment from the Internet and computer on your TV. Boxee is launching their IPTV set-top box powered by the Nvidia Tegra 2. This is the big brother to the Tegra that powers the Microsoft Zune, and several other upcoming Windows Mobile 7 phones. Rather than using the traditional content provider model, Boxee is a…

• Design Your Own Dress Shirt

  Anthony Doctolero

  21 Dec 2009 | 6:30 am

  Buying a custom made suit can burn a hole in your pocket quickly, but what about a custom designed dress shirt? Last week, I was pleasantly surprised when the good folks over at Blank Label asked me if I wanted to try one of their custom designed dress shirts on for size. If you’ve ever treated yourself to a made-to-measure suit, then you can probably appreciate the importance of well-fitting clothes. I’ve had a custom suit made for a wedding once and I still look forward to wearing it every time the occasion calls for it. With Blank Label, you can easily customize and design…

• Whisky Tasting Tips from the Godfather of Whisky Dan Tullio

  Anthony Doctolero

  11 Dec 2009 | 3:43 pm

  Whisky is the quintessential winter warmer and what better way to learn about the spirit than from a man who lives it, literally. Director of Canadian Club’s Brand Heritage, Dan Tullio has been with the whisky distillery for a quarter of a century.  He’s traveled the world drinking and talking about Canadian whisky, leading taste tests and has even played a prominent role in Canadian Club’s Damn Right advertising campaign (that’s Dan the ladies man in the photo). For those of you who may not be whisky (yes that’s whisky without the ‘e’) connoisseurs, what better way to learn…

• How to Build an Internet Business, There’s an Interview for That!

  Anthony Doctolero

  23 Nov 2009 | 2:08 pm

  Do you want to learn how to build  a successful Internet business? If your answer is “no,” then stop here, do not pass go, do not collect $200 (homage to Monopoly, one my favorite boardgames of all time). If your answer is “yes,” then keep reading because the answer is quite simple, watch or listen to the interviews on Mixergy.com — all of them. Want to learn how to start an Internet business, how to raise venture capital, how to build community, how to get links to your site, how to get people to pay for services, how to create compelling…

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• Ralph Lauren Polo Olympic Games Collection

  9 Feb 2010 | 9:31 am

  As the official outfitter of the 2010 U.S. Olympic team, you'll no doubt be seeing plenty of the Ralph Lauren Polo Olympic Games Collection ($10-$425) over the next few weeks....Visit Uncrate for the full post.

• Canon EOS Rebel T2i

  9 Feb 2010 | 8:57 am

  And so the DSLR wars continue. The Canon EOS Rebel T2i ($900) is the latest salvo from Canon, offering a number of improvements over the T1i it replaces. Highlights include...Visit Uncrate for the full post.

• Atlantic Records Time Capsule

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:54 am

  Founded in 1947 by Ahmet Ertegün and Herb Abramson, Atlantic Records has come a long way in the last sixty-plus years, and the Atlantic Records Time Capsule ($200) chronicles the...Visit Uncrate for the full post.

• Creed Private Collection Tabarome

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:32 am

  It's not very often we cover a product that isn't going to be made anymore, but that's precisely the case with Creed Private Collection Tabarome ($405). Because the quality and...Visit Uncrate for the full post.

• NASA Space Shuttles

  8 Feb 2010 | 2:29 pm

  NASA's official night launches might be over, but you can recreate them with one of the remaining NASA Space Shuttles (roughly $28 million). Space Shuttle Discovery has already been sold,...Visit Uncrate for the full post.

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• Feed Your Fingertips

  Ami Arad

  4 Feb 2010 | 4:14 pm

  Last Fall, several blogs I follow announced the re-launch of the 1,000 Mile Boot from Wolverine. From the press release announcing their reintroduction last year...More than 125 years ago, Wolverine founder G.A. Krause built a company on a dream of creating finely crafted footwear using the best materials of the time. Inspired by hard-working men, Krause began a footwear company that would soon innovate the industry. The first of its kind, the Wolverine 1,000 Mile shoe was created in a time when men were looking for authentic craftsmanship and footwear that would last. The Wolverine 1,000…

• Tell Me A Story

  Ami Arad

  2 Feb 2010 | 7:44 pm

  A tale of two attitudes: 9:30am, 30 minutes before the store opens, about 3 weeks ago. I'm at a desk in the front of the store doing work, but forgot to re-lock one of the doors. A customer barged in, not checking the store hours, which was not his fault since the door was unlocked. Walked straight to the belt rack without acknowledging my existence, even though I greeted him. Found his waist size on the rack, looked at some prices which were $65-$95, and started to walk briskly for the exit. I asked if he needed help with a belt to which he said, "Not for $65", and stormed…

• Drinking Taiwanese Scotch & British Champagne

  Ami Arad

  30 Jan 2010 | 10:48 am

  Two very contests were held recently that may shatter your worldview: In an international wine competition, Nyetimber's Classic Cuvée 2003 produced in Sussex, Enguhland beat out French Champagnes in the Sparkling Wine Category. Keep in mind this was a blind taste test done by winemakers, oenologists, sommeliers, and journalists. More here.  On its own, I wouldn't have posted that as news, had it not been for the headline I read earlier in the week that a Taiwanese Whisky -- Kavalan -- won a blind taste test in England that was organized to celebrate Scotland's Burn Night…

• Neuroses of a Modern Gentleman V

  Ami Arad

  29 Jan 2010 | 10:26 am

  I wish I knew how most men stored their belts. I hang mine on a couple of spinning belt hooks that hang from my closet rod. Due to my unfortunate shoe fetish, my belt collection resembles a box of crayons. So each hook is holding at least 2 belts, sometimes 3. As a general rule, I've got dress belts on one hook, and casual belts on the other. The problem is that I have some belts that go both ways. Sometimes, if I'm trying to dress down a suit or dress up khakis & a sweater, there are a lot of options. A medium brown belt day could result in a solid medium brown belt, one with contrast…

• Big Day Today

  Ami Arad

  27 Jan 2010 | 11:26 am

  Apple Tablet announcement1  On The Fly email announcing Sale discount increased to 50% off Fall merchandise SOTUDinner & Cigars at very exclusive Club that would never have me as a member21. If Apple ever wanted to make it up to people that bought an Apple TV, they'd livestream their events to owners through the device. Otherwise...most. expensive. paperweight. ever.2. No, it's not because I'm Jewish.33. Yes, it is. Regardless, I am armed to the teeth: Kiton suit & 7-fold tie, Michael Toschi Vecchia Mano shoes, great-uncle's pocket watch, Davidoff guillotine cutter, S.T. Dupont…

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• Parental Reading and Stories

  community

  8 Feb 2010 | 5:56 pm

  By Pete Rorabaugh My recent priority of media digestion means that I skim, as fast as I can, any articles that (1) seem culturally aware and (2) mention my media interest: debates on belief, parenting stories, and independent music. Recently, the Internet chefs have produced a feast of parenting morsels including bad parents, boyhood studies, and the praises of being bored. Here is a collection of my parenting fragments: Time's most recent cover story, "The Growing Backlash Against Overparenting," is here. read more

• Learning with dad - a smart start to life, part 5

  stefan

  7 Feb 2010 | 1:20 pm

  One of the all-time favourite acitivities of dads with their babies and small children has got to be massaging them. From a very early eage on it's just superb to see how they totally love the feeling of being massaged. Well then again who doesn't like being massaged - why would babies and toddlers be different? Basically you can never do too much massaging of your baby and it doesn't stop when they are a toddler. Here is a nice variation that teaches them about "bent" and "straight" and the concept of two sides to the body which you can use to introduce them to "left" and "right" (all of…

• Kids and Marriage

  stefan

  4 Feb 2010 | 8:01 pm

  Well it's Friday and the following is doing the rounds on viral email so I figured might as well post it to get you in the mood for the weekend! (read till the end - some real pearls of wisdom there). HOW DO YOU DECIDE WHO TO MARRY? (Written by kids) You got to find somebody who likes the same stuff. Like, if you like sports, she should like it that you like sports, and she should keep the chips and dip coming. -Alan, age 10 No person really decides before they grow up who they're going to marry. God decides it all way before, and you get to find out later who you're stuck with. -Kristen, age…

• Drama with dad

  stefan

  4 Feb 2010 | 6:22 am

  In case you haven't seen the "get dad to reenact a famous movie scene" concept check out the following: I think the concept is great but they could have really pushed it a bit further. So definitely try this at home, but whatever you do ... stay away from reenacting the Fatal Attraction scenes ... now that's just wrong! -Stef

• A dad's point of view - marriage, it's complicated

  community

  3 Feb 2010 | 2:27 am

  My wife took me to see Nancy Meyer’s new movie, “It’s Complicated,” which stars Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin, and Steve Martin. She had seen it a day or two before and wanted to see it with me saying, “It would be good for us.” Honestly, I do tend to like what is typically labeled “chick flicks” but don’t like director Nancy Meyer’s perfect world, perfect rich characters, perfect looking people, dressed and coifed just perfectly. But, for the sake of marital harmony, I agreed. I didn’t expect what followed. Throughout the movie, my wife was jabbing me in the ribs whenever…

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  2 Feb 2010 | 8:59 am

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  29 Jan 2010 | 6:56 am

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• Good iPad piece on CNN Tech: The difference is that some AGPS...

  29 Jan 2010 | 6:56 am

  Good iPad piece on CNN Tech: The difference is that some AGPS units have real GPS too, and some don’t. We’ll know which the iPad has as soon as we get our hands on one. (via 10 things missing from the iPad - CNN.com

• "The iPad … though more manageable than a laptop, is hardly a discreet device. No one’s..."

  27 Jan 2010 | 8:32 pm

  “The iPad … though more manageable than a laptop, is hardly a discreet device. No...

• Facebook users love to brag about the number of friends they...

  26 Jan 2010 | 8:57 pm

  Facebook users love to brag about the number of friends they have but despite having numerous Facebook friends, “people maintain the same inner circle of around 150 people that we observe in the real world”. (via Fact: The Hundreds Of Facebook Friends You Have Aren’t Real)

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• I Lied About Losing My Virginity

  Ryan McKee

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:30 am

  Filed under: Sex, Humor, Dating/Love, Women, Weird Every man remembers the first time he copped a feel. My first happened in the woods by my house during seventh-grade Christmas break. I felt confident due to the new badass Nirvana T-shirt I wore under my flannel shirt. The breast belonged to Mona, ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

• Would You Hook Up With a Woman Who Is in a Committed Relationship?

  Jeremy Taylor

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:15 am

  Filed under: Sex, Dating/Love, Women, Barroom Debate It's happened to all of us: You meet a girl. She smiles and flirtatiously looks you in the eye. She plays with her hair, touches your arm and drops every single one of the "I'm interested" signals (which you learned from the how-to-understand-women ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

• Why Does Dying Cost so Much? Animated Video Explains Funeral Industry

  Asylum Staff

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:00 am

  Filed under: Business, Video, Vid of the Moment, Weird Stuff GOOD has a knack for making the informative fun, and its crash course on the funeral industry is no exception. Our favorite fact: In the U.K., you can have your ashes turned into 250 pencils. That, and many more end-of-life facts on "The Business of ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

• Group of Small Businessmen Behind Mysterious Bush Billboard

  Tommy Christopher

  9 Feb 2010 | 4:35 am

  Filed under: Politics, Weird News, News, Weird, Asylum Exclusive The Internet is abuzz today with people wondering about the giant George W. Bush billboard hovering over I-35 near Wyoming, Minn. The billboard features a smiling picture of the former prez with the caption "Miss Me Yet?" From where did this ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

• Brooklyn Decker Is Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Cover Girl

  Ian Fortey

  9 Feb 2010 | 4:15 am

  Filed under: Sex, Entertainment, Sports, Women, Celebrity Today, the folks at Sports Illustrated have unveiled their Swimsuit Issue cover model as Brooklyn Decker, wife of tennis star Andy Roddick. The world of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue is far more cloak and dagger than you'd ever guess. The ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

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  Fat Man Unleashed

• There’s a Hater Amongst Us

  Israel Lagares

  3 Feb 2010 | 10:22 pm

  There’s someone out there that is a hater. This guy has his own health site and preaches his brand of weight loss methods. That’s cool. I don’t have an issue with that. Sharing knowledge of what has worked for you in the past is part of what this whole weight loss thing is about. But it’s also about the individual trying things and sticking to what works for them. What makes them successful in their journey. Not what you keep telling them to do, but what they can reasonably commit to and stick with. So my issue with this guy is that he thinks that he knows it all.

• How Are You Dealing with Weight Issues?

  Israel Lagares

  18 Dec 2009 | 6:46 am

  If you are like me, this time of the year is really bad for you. With all of the holidays, the cold weather, and the overall laziness that ensues around this time of year…it’s hard to stay motivated. So how are you dealing with weight loss issues right about now? Share some of your tricks, please! It’s been quite a challenge every holiday season for me to stick to my guns. Why does weight loss have to be so difficult, yet really simple? Something I’ve been thinking about doing is getting together on weekends with a bunch of guys and playing sports. I love sports, loved…

• Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event Day 2 – Quick Recap of Activities

  Israel Lagares

  14 Nov 2009 | 6:27 pm

  Today was day 2 of my time here in California for the Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event. I’m going to keep this update brief, since it’s just too much info to post, plus I have to be downstairs in less than an hour for dinner (dont’ want to hold anyone up). It started with us meeting in the lobby at 7 AM. I met the other bloggers plus some of the Nutrilite Staff. We were driven to the Nutrilite Center for Optimal Health for our health assessments. I am looking forward to those results, which will be mailed to us. Here is a group photo of us in front of the Nutrilite Center for…

• Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event Day 1 – Late Flight

  Israel Lagares

  13 Nov 2009 | 5:12 pm

  Today was a wack day. I had a late flight from Tampa to California for the Nutrilite Sport Blogger Event. After a long day of flying I finally checked into Hotel Avia. Man, is this place nice! Right in the heart of Downtown Long Beach, it’s a nice looking as their website implies. Yep. It feels like Florida out here. I was flown out here by Nutrilite as part of an inside look into the Nutrilite Health Institute Center for Optimal Health. It’s already late so I haven’t had a chance to meet any of the other bloggers that are here. Some of them you might have heard of: John…

• Cold Weather Workouts Help Me Train Harder

  Israel Lagares

  2 Nov 2009 | 7:50 am

  Finally! I’m so glad the cold weather is starting to settle-in down here in Florida. Maybe it’s because I can’t stand sweating profusely, but I find that working out in the cold helps me train harder. I think back to my football days and reminisce about practicing in the cold. We’d get out of practice without breaking a sweat, or so it seemed. We did sweat, but it wasn’t as bad as during the Summer. When I’m working out in the cold I feel like Rocky. Remember that scene when he has a full beard and is carrying a log? Or was it dragging it? Well,…

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  3 Feb 2010 | 12:59 am

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  27 Jan 2010 | 5:13 am

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• Johnny Depp Unsurprisingly Directing Documentary On Keith Richards

  Mark Lorenz

  4 Feb 2010 | 1:12 pm

  He would, wouldn’t he? Johnny Depp likes rock music. Johnny Depp wants you to know that. Which is why Johnny Depp is directing a documentary on Keith Richards. You have to hand it to Johnny Depp he seems like he’s pretty consistent with his affections on certain subjects. Which makes me wonder if he isn’t just constantly high. Lord knows I would be. You’ve got your own private island, act in movies that you never watch, and just pal around with rockstars all day. Why WOULDN’T you be high? According to an interview, Depp is working on a documentary about the aged rocker. No word yet…

• Nick Jonas Bags on Bob Dylan

  Mark Lorenz

  4 Feb 2010 | 1:08 pm

  Timeless. Croaky. Legend. These are some of the words that could be used to describe Bob Dylan and his music. Add to that list: subject of Nick Jonas’ ridicule. Never mind the fact that in about a year, nobody will care about the Jonas Brothers, as the fever is already dying down. Never mind the fact that they’re going to try to go solo, and they’ll probably bomb miserably. Never mind the fact that musically, they’re less talented than the band they’re a carbon-copy of, Hanson. Nick Jonas thinks he’s going to be around. Nick Jonas thinks he’s going to be around for a long time.

• Cigarette Explodes, Destroying Man’s Teeth

  Daniel Dominguez

  4 Feb 2010 | 11:00 am

  An Indonesian man was riding his motorcycle and smoking a cigarette when he had to pull over, because the cigarette he had been smoking had exploded, destroying six of his teeth. “It’s funny when it happens to Elmer Fudd, but less so when it happens to me while I am riding my motorcycle,” I would have said, were I this man. But were I this man, I would also have said it in Indonesian, and been Indonesian, therefore I would not know who Elmer Fudd was, yet I still would have referenced Fudd, causing a rift in the nature of reality that only Laurence Fishburne and Sam Neil…

• Thursday Throwback: Garbage Pail Kids

  Stephen Tramontana

  4 Feb 2010 | 10:00 am

  For this week’s Thursday Throwback, we’re going baseball cards. Well, baseball cards if they were designed by some really, really demented people. And thank God, because as child of the 80’s, I reflect fondly on the emergence of Garbage Pail Kids. For those of you who don’t know, Garbage Pail Kids were the brainchild of Topps, Inc. and future Pulitzer Prize winner Art Spiegelman. I’m not being cute. He won the Pulitzer for his holocaust comic Maus, but let’s get pack to the Garbage Pail Kids. First released in 1985, they riffed off of the look of the super…

• Video of the Day – Mel Gibson Is Over It

  Mac Wilson

  4 Feb 2010 | 8:00 am

  Mel Gibson Curses Out Interviewer – Watch more Funny Videos

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• Of Money and Memory by Jaron Lanier - Future of Commerce - Jaron Lanier's Money Article on Playboy.com

  20 Jan 2010 | 12:24 pm

  With computerized commerce, financiers can make more complex schemes than ever before.

• Playboy.com - The Playboy Forum - Banned Wine and Beer Labels

  4 Jan 2010 | 7:25 pm

  Feeling thirsty and rebellious? Check out these banned beer and wine labels.

• Playboy.com - Forum Newsfront - Restoring Clits

  4 Jan 2010 | 5:48 pm

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• Playboy.com - Playboy Forum - DailyFacial vs. DailyFacials

  4 Jan 2010 | 4:52 pm

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• Playboy.com - Forum Newsfront - Memorable Mugshots

  4 Jan 2010 | 3:35 pm

  Hundreds of thousands of people are booked each year, but only a few leave their mark.

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• I’ve Got You

  Shaun Groves

  8 Feb 2010 | 9:56 am

  DONATIONS I’ve given away two songs before this one and would like to give away many more. But with only five donations so far, I won’t be able to keep this up. It’s not free to record, after all. So, please, if you’re one of the tens of thousands downloading these tunes for free, and if you like what you hear and have the ability to donate, please drop a little change in the tip jar. Thank you. THE STORY BEHIND I’VE GOT YOU I met Kiran a few months ago, but if I live a hundred years I’ll still remember her. Her house is a box six feet wide and four feet deep…

• A Post In Which I Write About A TV Show. (And Then The Apocalypse)

  Shaun Groves

  5 Feb 2010 | 9:20 am

  I don’t have cable so I’m generally usually blissfully unaware of what awesomeness I’m missing while the rest of the planet is frontal lobe deep in Lost or 24 or whatever variety of smack is being peddled this season. And by “the rest of the planet” I’m obviously referring to Boo Mama, Big Mama, and my many more mama friends who blog and tweet and Facebook regularly about their love of cable programming and tempt me toward a $60 month contribution to Comcast. I have not tasted these addictive morsels of broadcast television…however. One vulnerable…

• Who’s Fault Is It?

  Shaun Groves

  3 Feb 2010 | 9:00 am

  Who’s fault is it that Haiti is the poorest country in the Western hemisphere? Who’s fault is it that an earthquake leveled Port-au-Prince? Who’s fault is it that almost 20,000 kids in Compassion’s care lost homes, clothes, parents, food, or water on January 12th? Who’s fault is it? I’ve been asking these questions a lot. Last night I dreamed the closest thing to an answer that there may be. I dreamed the story of the blind man in John 9. Everyone was asking Jesus why the man was born blind. Who’s sin did God punish by taking this man’s sight?

• The Reluctance Of Rock Stars

  Shaun Groves

  1 Feb 2010 | 8:13 pm

  I’m so thankful for the diligence of our Help Haiti Live event team. Our roster of artists is almost complete but it hasn’t been easy: Our team has heard “no” many many more times than we’ve heard “yes.” And a lot of “who else is involved” too. This pissed me off earlier today. I fired off quite a rant to a member of our team. I wished this and that artist would “grow a pair” and follow their passion instead of being such a sheep, so apathetic or self-protective. If I care about something strongly, I said, nothing can stop me…

• Don’t Hurt Haiti. Stay Home.

  Shaun Groves

  30 Jan 2010 | 11:07 am

  I was picked up at the Edmonton airport in Alberta, Canada yesterday by my friend Karen. On the drive to the hotel I peppered her with questions about her narrow escape from the Haiti earthquake. It’s an incredible story of “coincidences” that saved her life, but it’s her story so I won’t tell it. Not much of it. At one point she and her team from Compassion Canada were camped out on the lawn and in cars at the Canadian embassy in Port-au-Prince. After a couple days they were sent home to Canada. But they didn’t want to leave. They wanted to stay and help.

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  GlennSacks.com

• Wales DV Shelter to Go Co-Ed

  Robert Franklin, Esq.

  9 Feb 2010 | 6:47 am

  Meanwhile, a single brave women's shelter in Wales has changed its name and started accepting men.  Read about it here (BBC, 2/4/10).  If my math is correct, that brings to 13 the number of DV shelters serving men in the United Kingdom.  At last count there were 500 for women. Beginning in April, De Gwynedd Women's Aid will become De Gwynedd Domestic Abuse Service and start providing services for men.  A spokesperson said that between April and December of last year, 33 male victims of DV had contacted them.  That's true despite the fact that their name and website made it plain that…

• NOW Plays 'Violence Against Women' Card Against Heisman Trophy Winner Tim Tebow

  Glenn Sacks, MA for Fathers & Families

  8 Feb 2010 | 4:31 pm

  We've often noted how the terms "domestic violence" and "violence against women" have expanded to the point where they can be used against practically any man. In divorce and custody cases, unscrupulous female litigants often get men thrown out of their own homes on domestic violence restraining orders based simply on alleged "verbal abuse" or on the woman claiming she feels afraid. Mandatory arrest policies lead police to arrest people on domestic violence calls that involve little or no discernible domestic violence, and the primary aggressor laws of two dozen states instruct police to…

• Fathers & Families Speaks to Elkins Family Law Task Force, Makes Recommendations

  Glenn Sacks, MA for Fathers & Families

  8 Feb 2010 | 11:51 am

  “The families that judges see in family court are already fractured, but still capable of inflicting pain on one another and often use the courts to do so...They make navigating the family law system so difficult that even a highly functional person becomes stressed.” --- Honorable Donna Petre, Sacramento Bee, 2000 Family law takes up more court calendar time than any other form of law in California, yet it receives the least amount of funding. Moreover, the public's trust and confidence in the family court system is lower than that of any other area of law the judicial system handles.

• DV Roundup: Excusing, Ignoring DV by Women

  Robert Franklin, Esq.

  7 Feb 2010 | 1:45 pm

  It seems that not a day goes by that we don't hear some version of the old bumper sticker "There's no Excuse for Domestic Violence."  We have 'zero tolerance' laws on DV, constant calls for renewed vigilance and opposition to DV, marches, candlelight vigils and anguished hand-wringing by public figures.  All of which might make the untutored believe that we actually oppose domestic violence.  But we don't. At best we oppose the half of it that's done by men to women.  When women commit DV, all of a sudden excuses crop up; she had no choice, she was drunk, off her meds, on her meds, her…

• The Gender Gap in Education: Could it Result From Public Policy?

  Robert Franklin, Esq.

  7 Feb 2010 | 7:03 am

  In terms of policy discussion and educational investments, the nation is addressing gender differences which barely exist but ignoring gender gaps which are substantial.  - Psychologist Judith Kleinfeld This piece follows up on the recent one about the radical gender disparities in college enrollment and how feminists find that to be just dandy.  In that piece I dealt with the frank dishonesty and misandry of Kate Harding's piece in Salon.com.  But I didn't deal with anything like the breadth and depth of the problems facing boys and young men in our educational system.  Harding's piece…

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• National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

  6 Feb 2010 | 2:27 pm

  December 7, 2010 is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. African Americans are disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS. While making up only 13 percent of the U.S. population, they account for more than 49 percent of AIDS cases. AIDS is now the leading cause of death for African American women ages 25 to 34, and the second leading cause of death for African American men ages 35 to 44. This year marks the tenth year of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Organizations celebrate the day in hopes of raising awareness of the problem of HIV/AIDS in the African American community. Related…

• The Dangers of Crystal Meth

  30 Jan 2010 | 3:03 pm

  Methamphetamine or Crystal Meth has its roots in some unexpected places. Military pilots used amphetamines to stay awake during the long flights to their bombing targets during the wartime. College students used them to stay awake all night to study for exams. In the 1960's people used amphetamines for entertainment. Then, in the 1970's as laws made getting amphetamines more difficult, their use all but disappeared. But now the use of amphetamines has returned in full force, primarily in the form of the supercharged version called methamphetamine. Manufactured in makeshift "meth labs" in…

• Is Hepatitis C Sexually Transmitted?

  10 Jan 2010 | 12:56 pm

  A growing body of evidence suggesting that hepatitis C can be transmitted sexually is prompting some AIDS activists to call for more research and for AIDS groups to talk to clients about the health threat. Recent European studies have documented sexual transmission among groups of gay men who do not inject drugs. Most of the hepatitis C infections found in those studies are among gay men who are also infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, but some research suggests that sexual transmission of hepatitis C is happening among gay men who are not HIV-positive. Read more from Gay Together…

• Is Hepatitis B a Threat To Me?

  2 Jan 2010 | 1:07 am

  There are many different types of hepatitis. These viral infections of the liver can be very damaging and in some cases can be fatal. One type of hepatitis that is preventable is Hepatitis B. While it is very contagious under certain circumstances, it can be prevented with the right precautions. Are you at risk for Hepatitis B infection? The Hepatitis B fact sheet will help answer that question. Related Hepatitis B Information Protect Yourself With The Hepatittis B Vaccine - Here's How Why Are Men at a Higher Risk? Testing For Hepatittis B ~The Blog Entry Courtesy of Your HIV Guide Mark…

• Making Healthy Choices

  6 Dec 2009 | 12:40 am

  Staying healthy is much of the time a matter of making healthy choices. Choosing the right foods to eat; choosing to exercise; choosing to stop smoking. No matter how you look at it, being healthy depends a great deal on you making healthy lifestyle choices. in this feature, I have provided you with some resources that will assist you when it's time for making healthy choices. More Healthy Resources Food Safety Basics 10 Ways to Stay Healthy Resources for a Healthy Lifestyle Making Healthy Choices originally appeared on About.com Mens Health on Sunday, December 6th, 2009 at 08:40:54.Permalink…

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  Hodinkee

• Rolex Submariner Issued by Chilean NAVY: Perhaps The Property of A Marxist?

  Hodinkee

  9 Feb 2010 | 6:08 am

  The Rolex Submariner Reference 5513 is what we've called the most pure example of a vintage Submariner you can find.  It was made the longest and in the most variations of any Rolex Sub, and there are some great ones out there.  Another very collectible type of Submariner are those given to military forces.  We've seen one given to the US Air Force, and of course the uber-rare and painfully expensive Submariners given to the British Royal Navy, replete with circled T and sword hand.  The watch we've found today is indeed a 5513 Submariner and it's also a military-issued…

• Steven Holtzman, President of Maîtres du Temps, Presents The Chapter One in Video

  Hodinkee

  8 Feb 2010 | 11:57 am

  We've talked about Maîtres du Temps many times before.  Their Chapter One is one of our favorite pieces of modern day haute horology, so we were thrilled when we got the chance to play around with one in Geneva just a few weeks back. Steven Holtzman, the man behind the brand that has combined many of today's leading independent watchmakers, was gracious enough to sit down with us and present the venerable Chapter One to us and our video camera.  This is a watch you've heard a lot about, but you can't fully grasp just how impressive it is until you see the video.  Enjoy!

• The Chuck Yeager GMT: Japan Goes Crazy For The Flyboys Again And Creates Some Rolex Kitsch

  Hodinkee

  8 Feb 2010 | 9:36 am

  Rolex and Chuck Yeager have a long history together, hell, he's even got his own page on the Rolex website.  Yaeger was wearing a Rolex when he broke the sound barrier at the helm of the X-1 and was wearing another one when he did it again behind the stick of an F-15 a half century later. In the mid 1990s, a Japanese company called the Real McCoy's. This company took a few GMT-Masters (conflicting reports say it was either 50, 100, or 200) and customized them to honor Mr. Yeager.  "Chuck Yeager" was written in red on the dial and "The Real McCoy's" was printed in white. …

• A Glance At The New Hublot: Jean-Claude Talks Giving Back, BNB, & The Future of the Big Bang

  Hodinkee

  6 Feb 2010 | 7:45 am

  The Hublot Movement Hierarchy as Drawn by Jean-Claude BiverLast week we went to an event held by Hublot here in New York.  The party was in honor of Hublot's new dedicated women's line and to introduce their new ambassador, Veronica Varekova.  Also, it was to celebrate Hublot and Veronica's commitment to the African Wildlife Foundation, a noble cause indeed. While we were there, we were graced with the presence of someone whom we've admired from afar for quite some time, and while that is not untrue to say about Ms. Varekova, we are talking about Jean-Claude Biver, CEO of…

• Stephen Hallock, President of MB&F USA, Presents The Entire MB&F Collection In Video

  Hodinkee

  4 Feb 2010 | 6:34 am

  Continuing our video series from Geneva (see our clips of the entire Linde Werdelin SpidoLite SA collection here and two breathtaking Piece Uniques from Jean Dunand here), we now present you with a rare look at one of today's most popular and provocative boutique brands, Maximilian Busser & Friends, or MB&F.  Narrated by MB&F USA President Stephen Hallock, we are taken through the entire MB&F collection, from HM1 to HM3, and that does include both the HM2.2 Black Box courtesy of Alain Silberstein and the brand new Sapphire Vision.  It isn't ofen you get to hear about…

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  Men's Underwear Blog

• Bjorn Borg - A Review

  UMan

  8 Feb 2010 | 2:30 pm

  Today I'm going to review some Bjorn Borg briefs. Bjorn Borg was a Swedish tennis legend, now after retirement he has focused his attentions on creating a fashion line in which underwear plays a prominent role.I was sent a pair of his fun stretch briefs in opaline green. These briefs are what I would call basics with some flare. They have modest full coverage but they come in lots of fun colors. These are the kind of briefs that you can wear to the locker room and not feel completely exposed in, but you'll still feel stylish and fashion forward. They fit snugly but still allow for freedom of…

• X Marks the Hot--A Review

  Brief Lines

  5 Feb 2010 | 12:00 pm

  Calvin, you’re back. And you look better than ever.Since the 1990’s, Calvin Klein has been the trail blazer for men’s underwear as fashion statements. Every innovation in men’s underwear has Calvin Klein’s fingerprints all over it: from boxer briefs, to over-sized signature waistbands, to the incorporation of metallics. Calvin Klein is a monolithic force in underwear, catering to every taste and preference from loose cotton boxers to slinky cotton/lycra thongsAs the brand innovates, it also retools, reinventing older lines, like my beloved “Body” line or the “Pro Stretch”…

• Exclusive Contest: Show Us Yours, We'll Give You Ours

  UMan

  3 Feb 2010 | 3:45 pm

  Hey guys, here's the contest you've all been waiting for. For one week /baskit/ will be giving away one pair of underwear a day to one lucky MUB reader. In order to win you must send us a photo of you in your favorite pair. Our favorite photo from each day will get the pair. It's as simple as that, you show us yours and we'll give you ours! You may enter once each day of the contest period, but you must submit a different photo. And that's not all, one lucky guy from the winners will also be drawn as the grand prize winner to receive a $50 gift certificate to baskitwear.com. So come on guys,…

• In need of a new pair...

  UMan

  27 Jan 2010 | 1:30 pm

  These photos were sent into us by Andy B. during the Piado contest. This guy is desperately in need of some new pairs. He said that there was a long story behind the holes, but never emailed me back with the story. I know that I for one am intrigued, how do you manage to destroy your underwear so badly? Any thoughts?Is your underwear looking equally bad? Are you in need of a new pair too? Well you're in luck because we're going to be launching a major contest shortly where you can enter to win free underwear. You'll need to submit a photo of you in your underwear to win, so get those ready…

• Cocksox: Australia Day Sale

  UMan

  27 Jan 2010 | 1:00 pm

  Rip off Cocksox - up to 30% off - from now until February 1st in honor of Australia Day! The prices are marked in the site to reflect the discount. Check it out now! Feed contents copyright © M.U.B 2009. All rights reserved. Please do not use text without prior written permission. Images copyright © by their respective owners. Also, please visit the original source here.

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• Autumn Winter 2010/2011: Ready to wear style by Gucci and Louis Vuitton.

  Berkley Magazine

  7 Feb 2010 | 1:14 pm

  For the fashion season of the second half of 2010, Louis Vuitton and Gucci presents to us two collection of masculinity and style -- melted and then moulded -- into clothing worthy of your attention.Fashion, to some, is the oxygen they breathe and their only reason for existence – to others, the world of “made in Italy” labels and patent leather wallets have no more relevance in their life than bag-less vacuum cleaners. Being well presented in public, dressed in comfortable clothes, is all that matters to a wide public of individuals who just want to look good without dedicating…

• Vacheron Constantin has what you need for the next event of formailty.

  Berkley Magazine

  2 Feb 2010 | 12:24 pm

  The new Historique Ultra-fine 1968 and Historique Ultra-fine 1955 wrist watches are sterling pieces of Swiss engineering by 255 years old watchmaker, Vacheron Constantin -- but because their discrete nature, they are likely to slip under the radar of watch buyers. Yet, their slender cases can be purposeful in the context of formal occasions, such as the Grammies and Oscars where a storm of interest most commonly surrounds the silky and extravagant couture dresses worn by A-list singers and actresses.We entrust our watches informing us of the correct time, to the point that we instinctively…

• Prada - Mens Fall Winter 2010/2011.

  Berkley Magazine

  24 Jan 2010 | 5:44 pm

  Sunday the 24th of January marked the day that men’s fashion weeks bowed out after fashion cities Milan and Paris, played host to an advent of exhilarating runway shows. Out of many well noted designers, Prada stood for yet another unpredictable and refreshing collection.Innovation is the most suited adjective to describe Prada, a label fronted by Miuccia Prada, who doesn’t have a set template for the company that her father founded. The only red thread aligning all collections is their remarkable desirability. For fall-winter 2010/2011, the collection dictates that men should wear…

• Berlin-based VONROSEN give exclusivty another lease on life.

  Berkley Magazine

  22 Jan 2010 | 4:27 pm

  Every year there is an up stick of new labels wanting to squeeze their clothes into already saturated, but popular department stores. These ambitious labels are started by graduating students taking a long leap outside their comfort zone to face their long dreamt destiny of becoming designers. But the lingering road to brightly lit runways flanked by rows of journalists and fashion buyers is long and rough. For some, fashion week glory and presence come after years, if not decades of work – while for others, the dream forever remain exactly that, a dream.Standing out in an industry…

• Good faith brings Tony Blair a top post at Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy.

  Berkley Magazine

  13 Jan 2010 | 12:19 pm

  Former Prime Minister of the UK, Tony Blair, is defying high unemployment by being offered yet another advisory role at a leading firm. It has been reported that, Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy, the parent company to a catalogue of the world’s most prestigious luxury brand, is in the last stages of concluding an agreement to add the 56 year old to their roster of senior advisers.Blair’s political legacy is stained with controversy. Even today, two and a half years after leaving Downing Street No.10, the war in Iraq is still a hot topic of debate in the House of Commons. Despite a bitter end…

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• Major Canadian Conference on Parental Alienation Syndrome, March 27th 2010

  24 Jan 2010 | 8:19 am

  Canadian Symposium for Parental Alienation Syndrome ( CSPAS ) has just released a Promotional Video Clip of its upcoming conference.We need your support, I need your support, targeted parents and children suffering from Parental Alienation and Parental Alienation Syndrome, need to know about this conference and so do the professionals that assist them.This major conference is taking place on March 27th 2010 in the Metro Toronto Conference Center, Toronto, Canada. Places are limited, so register on-line as soon as possible.

• Dear Ioana...

  24 Jan 2010 | 5:04 am

  Ioana said... Firstly, I want to apologize on behalf of Western women for indulging in man-hating, supposedly-feminist ideologies.Secondly, I am a Western woman, and I am a feminist, also, I'm eighteen years of age. Before you decide to glide over the rest of this post, I'd like to make a case for myself. Heretic, I absolutely agree that men and women ought to pursue symbiotic relationships that foster mutual development and continued learning. I don't believe women are legally oppressed. However, I do find that men tend to base the value of a woman primarily upon her appearance.I suppose…

• Phillips on Cultural Marxism

  24 Jan 2010 | 4:26 am

  The last successful Conservative administration, under Mrs Thatcher, made great progress in attacking the classical Left, by reining in the trade unions at home, and confronting the Soviet Union abroad. What Mrs Thatcher didn’t realise was that the Left had already begun to attack on other fronts.“The collapse of communism was actually a slow-burning process. Its moral and political bankruptcy became obvious decades before that glorious Berlin day in November 1989.For many communist fellow travellers, the scales fell from their eyes when the Hungarian uprising was crushed in 1956. Others,…

• Labour Launches New Domestic Violence Scare-Panic

  24 Jan 2010 | 4:18 am

  One morning last November the nation awoke to the fantastic news that young children are going to be taught in school that violence against women is a bad thing. ReferenceThe policy clearly implies the following:That domestic violence against men is much less important. That domestic abuse which is not physical violence somehow does not matter.That ‘domestic violence’, sometimes called ‘intimate partner violence’, is somehow worse, or more important, than other kinds of violence. As such, it is highly questionable on every one of these points. The scientific evidence shows that women…

• Happy New Year

  24 Jan 2010 | 3:57 am

  Unfortunately Heretic was called away over the Christmas and New Year period. I received urgent orders from Patriarchy HQ that some foreign women had been seen smiling, and I was immediately posted overseas to oppress them. Patriarchy HQ was kind enough to excuse me from my blogging duties for the duration.

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  Pete Patriarch's Musings

• Another winner of a mother

  Pete

  23 Jan 2010 | 10:52 am

  This woman is batshit insane. But she will likely have some white knight supporters who think that no woman can do any wrong. Maybe even some old-fashioned types (like the male judges that give women large female sentencing discounts) who will think that “she dun good dere by punishing her sonny.” To give you a taste of what she did: A Georgia mother is accused of forcing her 12-year-old son to kill his pet hamster because of a bad report card. It happened last Thursday at the family’s home, said Meriwether County Sheriff Steve Witlock. Investigators said Lynn Geter made her son…

• The Feminine Mystique

  Pete

  15 Jan 2010 | 10:06 pm

  Lamebook.com is absolutely hilarious. Here’s a winner. Women, oh women, why do you have the IQ of a baby?

• Holy shit, is it women that are messed up or… Part II

  Pete

  15 Jan 2010 | 3:14 pm

  Well, after the few slut-defenders on the last post (I expected more, especially considering how it is de rigueur for anyone under a certain age to decry the slut/stud double standard as if it’s the most important thing in the world), I came across another winner. This girl takes the cake. Like, seriously. I don’t even know what the fuck, but this is apparently the norm in adolescents in high school nowadays. If you aren’t infected with at least two or three STDs you’re a priss or loser. She has a fucking deadline — she wants to get through all these boys before…

• How modern feminist women get ahead, redux

  Pete

  5 Dec 2009 | 11:09 am

  I’ve covered in the past the Paul Wolfowitz-Shaha Riza case. Woman benefits from man’s connections, man in trouble. Wolfowitz forced to resign because of Shaha Riza Dirt on Shaha Riza Well, we have more of the same. This time it isn’t too bad, maybe because the man is an important player in the healthcare debate. But then he seems to be going against his own party, so … well, I don’t know. You decide for yourself. Baucus nominated girlfriend for US attorney. Notice the same pattern – BIG picture of the accused guy, nothing about the girlfriend, the one who…

• Woman dodges deployment orders, “Waah I’m a woman”

  Pete

  23 Nov 2009 | 4:41 pm

  “Waah I’m a woman, a big strong woman but I don’t wanna go to war, get shot at, you have to treat me special because I’m a girl and I’ll tell Mommy if you don’t let me have my cake and eat it too!!!” That’s probably what the internal monologue of Alexis Hutchinson sounds like right about now. The draft dodger – by the way, is it a draft if you a) SIGNED UP, and b) are a glorified POTATO PEELER? – This fucking draft dodger up and ignored her deployment orders, and when the plane left without her, the army came a-lookin’ and they…

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  Men's Rights Blog

• Female Ph.D praises husband killer

  Masculist Man

  2 Feb 2010 | 1:51 pm

  Action Alert: Psychology Today Praises Woman Who Murdered Her Husband as ‘Great Revenge’Monday, February 1, 2010By Glenn Sacks, MA for Fathers & FamiliesFathers & Families is sending the protest letter below to Psychology Today via regular US mail and email. To add your signature to the letter and send it to Psychology Today, simply click here and fill out the fields.Letter from Fathers & Families to Psychology Today:Kaja PerinaEditor-in-ChiefPsychology Today115 E. 23rd St., 9th FloorNew York, NY 10010212-260-7210Dear Ms. Perina & Psychology Today:In the shockingly…

• Code Pink with blood on their hands

  Masculist Man

  27 Jan 2010 | 2:45 pm

  This was posted on my forum awhile ago and I feel it needs repeating now,the following is from khankrumthebulgar:Martha Coakley was the perfect FemBot candidate who hated Men. In truth I hope somebody caves her skull in with a Crow Bar she is an Evil Bitch. Who sent Innocent people to Prison for her own gain. She is a Monster. Feminism is losing ground with voters. Who are sick of their lies and their pathological hatred of Straight Women and Men.Code Pink is appealing to Al-Queda. My view, it is now open Season on any Bitch wearing a Code Pink shirt. Terminate them with extreme prejudice.

• Feminist loses

  Masculist Man

  23 Jan 2010 | 12:46 pm

  Martha CoakleyProsecution of Innocent Man Seals Martha Coakley’s DefeatWednesday, January 20, 2010By Carey RobertsFollowing a breath-taking electoral surge, Scott Brown took the seat formerly held by liberal patron saint Ted Kennedy, handily defeating Democrat Martha Coakley in the Massachusetts senate election.Although the national press spun the contest as a referendum on Obamacare, another powder-keg issue lurked behind the headlines: Martha Coakley’s prominent role in prosecuting a child abuse case and her contended culpability of the “primary male offender.”It was back in 1984…

• Feminazi land;land of prisons

  Masculist Man

  23 Jan 2010 | 12:36 pm

  Feminist Gulag: No Prosecution NecessaryWritten by Stephen BaskervilleThursday, 07 January 2010 00:00Liberals rightly criticize America’s high rate of incarceration. Claiming to be the freest country on Earth, the United States incarcerates a larger percentage of its population than Iran or Syria. Over two million people, or nearly one in 50 adults, excluding the elderly, are incarcerated, the highest proportion in the world. Some seven million Americans, or 3.2 percent, are under penal supervision.Many are likely to be innocent. In The Tyranny of Good Intentions (2000), Paul Craig Roberts…

• Boycott Maryland

  Masculist Man

  22 Jan 2010 | 3:34 pm

  Delegate Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio Women Legislators Attack Men’s Dating RightsThursday, January 21, 2010By Dave RootHow far out of touch with reality are women legislators anyway?That’s exactly the question being asked by citizens (women and men) regarding a proposed bill in the Maryland General Assembly, that would restrict men’s rights to use dating sites to meet foreign women and will likely spur copycat legislation in other states.Delegate Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio , Vice President of the women’s caucus is leading 35 other delegates (all women) on a campaign for passage of HB 65,…

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  Off the Cuff

• OTC Exclusive: Jon Green

  OTC

  8 Feb 2010 | 7:44 pm

  Jon Green loves to talk about clothing. Actually, he just loves clothing. In fact, I would suggest that Jon is obsessed with clothing and given his profession, that's definitely a good thing.As one of New York’s finest bespoke tailors, if not the country’s, Jon Green is privy to the wants, demands, preferences, problems and personal trivialities of some of the wealthiest people in the world.I try not to throw around such dramatic language too often, but in Jon’s case it is simply the truth. Jon’s suits start off at about $10,000 and go straight up from there. Add in some of the more…

• Cool Weather Style: The Rumpled Look

  OTC

  27 Jan 2010 | 4:30 pm

  To my mind, the cooler months are to men always the kindest when it comes to getting dressed in the morning. That's when we get to pull out the fun clothes and really take advantage of the many options that make classic menswear great. We get to layer.I'm talking about stuff like chunky longwings, cords and a well worn jacket, topped it off with a warm cashmere scarf. The sheer variety of cold weather clothing is something many guys look to as the temperature drops.For those of us with the flexibility to move between business dress and corporate casual, something I call the “Rumpled Look”…

• Cifonelli House: Bespoke in the 21st Century (Part II)

  OTC

  19 Jan 2010 | 10:52 am

  OTC is pleased to present the second of three contributions by guest blogger Hugo Jacomet of the outstanding site Parisian Gentleman. To read Part I, please click here:INTERVIEW WITH LORENZO CIFONELLIParisian Gentleman:In 2003, you and your cousin Massimo took control of the family business after starting in the workshop in 1993. Have your customers changed over the years?Lorenzo Cifonelli:Of course. When I started my career in the family workshop, we were known as a classic, serious, discrete, almost confidential house. At that time most of our clients were 50 year olds who dressed in…

• OTC Recommends: Viccel Socks

  OTC

  13 Jan 2010 | 8:45 pm

  I tend to get a lot of e-mails from vendors touting their products and advising me that they have the perfect whatever-it-is for the OTC reader.While there are a number of brands that have earned the OTC seal of endorsement, far more than you will ever know never made it past my desk. When Kemal from Viccel Socks first contacted me I was not sure what to expect. And when a short while later and red celphane wrapped brick of socks arrived at my door, I was ready for anything. As it turns out their focus is not on packaging, it's on making socks, and they make some damn good ones at that. (That…

• Arctic Diver Auction All Wrapped Up

  OTC

  10 Jan 2010 | 7:46 pm

  Well, that's a wrap! Thanks to everyone who helped spread the word about OTC's Kobold watch auction to benefit The Mission Continues, and thanks to those of you who bid.Our winner, who is actually picking up the 46mm Arctic Diver Swiss from Mike himself, won out at nearly $2,100.00, even donating the now-unneeded shipping fee too. A class act guy.Just to remind everyone, 100% of the proceeds from the auction went directly to The Mission Continues. Thanks to Mike Kobold for donating the watch and accessories, ensuring that this auction could even take place and to Eric Greitens, founder of The…

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  Sharp Magazine

• Sharp at the Movies: Frozen

   Three snowboarders get stuck on a chairlift. It doesn't seem like the type of premise that would warrant 90 minutes of your time, yet somehow, Frozen is alarmingly (ahem) chilling till the very end.Writer/Director Adam Green wastes little time acquainting us with lovebirds Parker (Emma Bell) and Dan (Kevin Zegers), ...

• Sharp Autos: Pléthore LC-750

  Okay, so maybe Canada's not quite renowned for producing the highest quality cars. In fact, our fanciest ride is arguably the Bricklin SV1, and the Globe and Mail recently rated it as one of the 12 worst cars ever built. The Pléthore LC-750 - Canada's first domestically-built supercar - has changed ...

• Sharp Tech: Black Box M14 Noise Cancellation Headphones

  Blackbox has released an update to their line of noise cancellation headphones, and these new cans are no slouches. The headphones are quite compact for around-the-ear models, contained within a small black carrying case, but their small size certainly doesn’t mean Blackbox has compromised sound quality. With noise cancellation activated, most ...

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  Busted Coverage: Booze, Ladies And Football

• Chicks: Uber Sexy Sideline Reporter Ines Sainz’s Sexy Gente Magazine Shoot

  J Koot

  9 Feb 2010 | 6:12 am

  Welcome to our feature here at Busted Coverage simply called “Chicks” where we feature models, magazine shoots, etc. If you are a model who’d like to be featured, email us and we’ll be the judge and jury to determine if you are worthy of our pageviews. mail@bustedcoverage.com It’s been a few months since BC has heard [...]

• Hoover Vs. Spain Park Basketball Brawl: How About A Straight Right White Boy?

  J Koot

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:47 am

  Posted: Feb. 6, 2010 Premise of Video: We travel down to Alabama where the high school basketball tourneys are in full swing. Literally. This is Spain Park vs. Hoover. Yeah, means very little to us, too. Anyway, the black kid wearing #23 and likely thinking he’s the next Mike Jordan gets a little pushy and punchy.(If [...]

• Hooters Girls Super Bowl Party: Bud Light’s Jimmy Football & Bikini Twister Pool Bash

  J Koot

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:37 am

  There are still images trickling in from the Super Bowl parties that you and BC did not attend and would have likely been led away in cuffs if we had shown up. Take the Hooters Super Bowl party with Jimmy Football of Bud Light “Tailgate Approved” commercial fame. It was your usual bikini party. The ladies showed [...]

• Cuff ‘Em: Ugliest 34-Year-Old Female/Teacher Perv Of The Year?

  J Koot

  9 Feb 2010 | 4:58 am

  There are many surprises when you track the ‘doings’ of perv school teachers, especially the women who prey on young students. Like this case.  Jenifer Stitzel is a preschool teacher and allegedly was doing bad things to a 14-year-old boy. Here is the stunner. That women to the left is Jenifer and she is 34! Seriously, we [...]

• Daily Dump: Kyle Boller Engaged On Super Bowl Sunday, Brooklyn Decker Is SI Cover Girl, Saints Shirts Printed In Indy, Hottest Scandinavians At Olympics, AnnaLynne McCord’s Super Bowl Bikini And Blake Lively Looking Decent In Miami

  J Koot

  9 Feb 2010 | 4:29 am

  Ladies: go to this link and see what a beach body should look like in 2010. This is the day when it all sets in. Football is over. Now we can only think of March Madness and five weeks of basketball tourney action when gambling on Mid-American basketball makes sense because there is a Northern [...]

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  Loser with Socks

• Da’Rick C’mon Man

  nycvol010

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:53 am

  How can you even be serious with a guy that thinks AJ Green (think that’s his name) is the best WR in the country? Much less with a pussified name of “Bacarri” and he plays for Georgia? Stop wasting your time. UGA is a program that doesn’t win championships, they only talk about it. [...]

• Tuesday’s F. C. King Links

  nycvol010

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:55 am

  Megan Fox ( and her nasty thumbs) In A Bathtub = Commercial Gold http://moondogsports.com/2010/ 02/08/tigers-mistress-joslyn- james-poses-for-playboy/ Hot Mexican sports reporter, Ines Sainz, in Revista Gente Brazil Girl izabel-goulart/ Filed under: SEC Football

• EBJ Top Ten of the clASS

  ericberrysjock

  8 Feb 2010 | 7:00 am

  Tennessee had a hell of a haul this NSD.  It may not be a top 5 class like some were hoping. However we had plenty cards fall our way. DoolTabby earned respect of coaches in the SEC and elsewhere being able to hold together 8 Early Enrolees  and more than half  of the remaining recruits. Here is the [...]

• Guest Hosting

  nycvol010

  7 Feb 2010 | 5:24 am

  Jai is out of the net for a week or so.  There are a couple of that are providing coverage in his absence. TOTAL FUCKING VICTORY, VOLS BITCH Filed under: SEC Football

• We can use a little bit of this

  Jai Eugene

  5 Feb 2010 | 8:11 am

  of the Eagle Scout. Hopefully our thugs won’t hurt him.  Herban Meyer hates America. Raiques Crump Earns Eagle Scout photo below is from Vols, Bitch.com Filed under: SEC Football

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  Cuzoogle

• Super Bowl TV spot for Robin Hood

  Cuzzy

  7 Feb 2010 | 5:15 am

  Can’t wait for Robin Hood to hit the big screens.

• Allow me to reintroduce myself

  Cuzzy

  7 Feb 2010 | 5:11 am

  Hey everyone, Cuzzy is on the way back! This is no lie as I have been working on finally freeing up some time to get Cuzoogle back up to par. As you know the last year was a crazy time and it left very few hours for blogging. The job is going great, Harrison is doing great and the time seems right to jump back in the blog pool. The crazy thing is, that over the last year when time started to dwindle for posting, the blog has somehow stayed afloat, with really good traffic. On Feb. 1 it was the two year anniversary of Cuzoogle and that really got me inspired to pick things up. I also learned…

• Don’t do the doodle if you can’t do the time

  Cuzzy

  6 Feb 2010 | 1:07 pm

  Did you ever doodle or draw on your desk when you were little? Of course, we all have. It was usually adding your name or doing that heart thing with initials. Well the schools are cleaning up and turning to the law for help. A New York City middle school student has been arrested for doodling on her desk with a marker. Twelve-year-old Alexa Gonzalez scribbled “Lex was here 2/1/10″ on her desk Monday. She also wrote “I love my friends Abby and Faith.” The girl says the doodles could have been erased, according to the Daily News. Don’t worry folks, she won’t…

• Weems staves off embarrassment

  Cuzzy

  6 Feb 2010 | 1:00 pm

  By Andy Charles There were plenty of times during the Raptors 108-99 defeat of the hopeless New Jersey Nets on Wednesday when it looked like 4-43 for the visitors from the south would become 5-43. But thankfully for the Toronto faithful it was a couple of unheralded players who came to the rescue as the Raptors made it 15 straight games where they had topped the 100 points – a 10-5 record in that spell helped them move 4.5 games ahead of the ninth-ranked team in the Eastern Conference playoff race. That the Raptors are only 5.5 games out of Boston now at the top of the Atlantic Division is…

• NBA at the halfway stage

  Cuzzy

  29 Jan 2010 | 9:45 am

  By Andy Charles Well we are just past halfway through the season and it’s one of the Raptors usual Atlantic Division rivals who are making many of the headlines in the NBA, and for all of the wrong reasons. At the 43-game mark, the New Jersey Nets were tied for the worst record in the league’s history – 3-40 – and seriously face the ignominy of being the worst team ever to play professional basketball in North America if they can’t win another six games over the rest of the season. Bereft of top-level talent, the standout Brook Lopez apart, the Nets are on track to beat…

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  The Angry T

• Greg Monroe Has a Potty Mouth

  theangryT

  8 Feb 2010 | 8:39 am

  Georgetown’s systematic dismemberment of the Villanova Wildcats on Saturday left little doubt in my mind that when focused, Georgetown is a top five team in the country.  That game also left me believing that Georgetown actually has what it takes to win a national championship. Aside from all that, the game also left me thinking that Greg Monroe really loves to talk shit to any and all opponents willing to listen.  In the games’ final minutes, he seemed to be jawing with anyone and everyone willing to engage him.  I found the clip below particularly entertaining  because…

• Daily Anger: Anna Kournikova Fans Are Horny, Nancy O’Dell Visits Dan Patrick, Sexiest Super Bowl Fans, Jim Irsay’s SB Party List And Matt Stafford’s Great Hair

  T

  4 Feb 2010 | 7:18 pm

  Click here to view the embedded video. “Do I make you horny baby?” Now that is a way to pick up Anna Kournikova. Today’s Anger: OMG! Nancy O’Dell visits Dan Patrick Show at Super Bowl [Don Chavez] The 10 All-Time Sexiest Super Bowl Ads You’ve Ever Seen [Bleacher Report] The Sexiest Fans Of Super Bowl XLIV [Coed] Holy Crap! Jim Irsay paying for 500 people to attend SB [Steady Burn] Oh, look, no Super Bowl players from Wyoming or Montana [Simon on Sports] ARod has been tapping all sorts of ladies during the off season? [Big League Screw] Black ladies with giant…

• Kim Kardashian’s #36 NASCAR Car Will Run In Las Vegas

  T

  3 Feb 2010 | 6:19 pm

  Just when you thought NASCAR couldn’t get any more ridiculous, along comes the Kim Kardashian ride that Mike Bliss will be driving during the Las Vegas Sprint Cup race in February. Kardashian, via her minions, announced today that the #36 will officially make NASCAR the worst sport in the world. Not only is this paint scheme unacceptable for a dude sport, the woman has no interest in the sport besides ripping off some trailer trasher who wants to smell (Sephora) like some E! ‘reality’ chick. And to the guy driving this ride, we hope the ass end doesn’t get rammed like…

• Reggie Bush Partying At Bed In Miami Until 3 A.M. – And That’s Wrong, Because…..

  T

  3 Feb 2010 | 10:37 am

  The TMZ Nation is reporting that Reggie Bush was out until 3 a.m. this morning at one of those swanky Miami clubs. Oh, and he didn’t have that tank ass with him. Instead, he and some teammates went out and just happened to have cameras in their faces as they were leaving BED, a South Beach nightclub that’ll host a Super Bowl bash Thursday night featuring Edgerrin James. Meanwhile, Peyton Manning was at his hotel quietly sleeping after having his 11:30 p.m. warm milk and cookies. Over/Under on an NFLer being arrested before kickoff still remains high. [Reggie Bush Pre-Games on…

• The 13 Greatest Super Bowl Cakes Ever Concocted By A Woman

  T

  3 Feb 2010 | 9:06 am

  Are we positive that all of the following cakes were created with the hands of a woman? No, but if they weren’t, we figure the guy was more interested in figure skating on ESPN instead of the Super Bowl. We’ve racked our brains and can’t remember a single SB party attended by anyone at Angry T where there was a themed cake like these masterpieces. The meat stadium created by the boys at Holy Taco is more our style. But, being men who appreciate a woman in the kitchen while the CBS pre-game is on, we figured it was time to honor the women out there who bake up some killer…

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  Don Chavez

• Jennifer Aniston Catches The Paparazzi

  Don Chavez

  9 Feb 2010 | 8:11 am

  You know, deep down in my heart, I thought today was going to be the day that the Mexican paparazzi who is stalking Jennifer Aniston, would score some topless sunbathing shots. Well, it didn’t happen, and it’s not going to happen. I think at least one of those photos makes it clear, that Aniston recognized that the neighbor’s gardener has been trimming the same hedge three days in a row now. Oh, and he always has a camera around his neck. So ya, that top is staying put for the rest of vacation. Post from: Don ChavezJennifer Aniston Catches The PaparazziClick here for…

• J Lo Performs At Liv

  Don Chavez

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:34 am

  ► After the big game, everyone piled into Liv in Miami to get funked up and to watch Jennifer Lopez perform. Just like she did on New Year’s Eve, she busted out the nudish colored body suit. I don’t know who’s idea that body suit was, but it should be burned. There’s nothing sexy about it. It just makes J Ho look like she’s wearing a big ass diaper. My recommendation would be something more along the lines of Mom jeans and some flat shoes to really emphasize the flabbiness of her ass. Post from: Don ChavezJ Lo Performs At LivClick here for offensive & funny…

• Cry Me A River Kendra Wilkinson

  Don Chavez

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:20 am

  Why is Kendra Wilkinson crying? It wasn’t Hank’s fault that the Colts lost, it was Peyton Manning’s fault. So I don’t get why she’s so upset. She must have finally found out that she’s the baby mama to a football scrub. Post from: Don ChavezCry Me A River Kendra WilkinsonClick here for offensive & funny t-shirts

• Tiger Woods Google Commercial Parody

  Don Chavez

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:11 am

  Google Commercial – Tiger Woods Parody – Watch more Funny Videos As far as the Super Bowl commercials went, I thought they sucked. When the Google commercial came on, all the ladies got excited and sappy. I was more like, why is Google doing commercials now? Well needless to say, my attention is short and I missed the point of the commercial. I have no desire to watch people search the Internet, even if for only 30 seconds. But wait. Maybe I spoke to soon, because this Tiger Woods Google parody is hilarious. It’s just too bad they left out the part where he searches for…

• Marisa Miller’s Awesome Tanline Dumper

  Don Chavez

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:02 am

  Operation Titstorm – Totally Crap What the hell is Jessica Biel wearing? – Use My Computer Teri Hatcher’s cleavage – Cougar Patrol Busty Bianca in a wet white tank top – Boobie Blog Brooke Hogan stripping – Nip Slip 10 sexiest SFW Nuts photoshoots – Uncoached New hot pics of Ines Sainz – Busted Coverage Meggan Mallone is nsfw – Bro Bible POA of the day – NSFWPOA Best weatherman ever – College Humor 20 worst wedding fails – Heavy This is one heavy hottie – Double Viking Internet hole – Daily What Dude lights…

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  Brahsome - Care To Get Nice?

• I Was Born With A Golden Spoon In My Mouth

  Stamos

  8 Feb 2010 | 5:30 am

  No idea how to introduce this other than Thanks, Troy.

• Boom-Boom Busticated With a Capital B

  Stamos

  3 Feb 2010 | 6:38 am

  We all sneak pr0n at the office, usually on accident. Then again, we don’t all work in a place that may or may not be filmed for the evening news.

• Friday Fixx 1-29-10

  Stamos

  29 Jan 2010 | 11:37 am

  A blizzard’s a-comin to the R-ball, so seemed right to give a couple versions of Cole Rain and Snow to get your through the weekend. The first, with Tony Rice and Peter Rowan, has graced these pages before, and is sick-gnar at a minimum. The second is from MSG 1980 Halloween, and is s’nigh. Enjoy.

• Kayak Sells Oceanic Air Flight for $4839

  Brinson

  28 Jan 2010 | 1:02 pm

  That’s right kiddos! Time travel can be yours for the low, low cost of $4839. Bonus: no layover! In case you’re curious, you can find this by searching for one-way flights out of Australia to LAX on September 22, 2010. (Click to embiggen)

• Chris Matthews Re: Obama: “Forgot He Was Black for an Hour”

  Brinson

  28 Jan 2010 | 7:58 am

  This can’t possibly end up well. Seriously.

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  Men's Flair

• What Would You Like To See? (Answers In The Comments Section)

  Andrew Williams

  8 Feb 2010 | 10:58 am

  Suppose a retailer, whose clothing and philosophy you rather liked, asked you if there was any garments you’d like to see them produce. What would you say? I’ll let you think about it for a moment. But that is what happened to me last week. It turns out that the guys at Smart Turnout are fans [...]

• Gaziano & Girling: The Benefits Of Both Sides

  Simon Crompton

  7 Feb 2010 | 7:53 am

  While up in Northampton last week, I stopped in to see Gaziano & Girling’s new workshop. And Dean was kind enough to show me round. There aren’t many shoe makers in England that combine a bespoke and ready-made business in the way that G&G now does, both responding to client’s requests and designing new collections [...]

• Different Ways To Give A Tie Spring

  Simon Crompton

  4 Feb 2010 | 2:56 pm

  A good tie has some form of ‘spring mechanism’ so that, after you have untied it roughly, tugged it out of your collar and hung it up, the mechanism gradually returns it to its natural shape. This is achieved through the slip stitch, which runs the length of the tie from one tack to the other [...]

• Wrist Action

  Andrew Williams

  3 Feb 2010 | 5:47 pm

  There is a pandemic spreading amongst London men. Yet again on the tube the other day I spotted a well dressed, suited and booted, young fellow sporting a load of colourful string and plastic tat around his wrist. This disease seems most contagious among the middle class and privately educated, striking down even the junior [...]

• Ties Facts From Peckham Rye

  Simon Crompton

  2 Feb 2010 | 9:48 am

  Following on from the last, rather popular post on Peckham Rye and Hunter’s founders David Walker and Martin Brighty, here are some more insights from the interview: - When you turn a tie in your hand and it seems to change colour slightly, this is because the light is reflecting off the warp. The warp is [...]

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  uncoached.com

• You’ve Been Shagged By a Rare Parrot

  Natty

  9 Feb 2010 | 6:00 am

  A.  I hate the word shagged.  B.  I don’t mind the word being used when the bird is humping a guy’s head.

• She’s Uncoachable: An All Around Trooper, Catalina White

  Natty

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:00 am

  I just love girls like Catalina White.  It’s hard not to.  First she was discovered in Maxim back in 2007 as a hometown hottie.  She didn’t stop there.  She then appeared as a “roller girl” in Complex Magazine.  Did she stop there?  Nope. Catalina then moved into the wonderful world of the WWE where she became “Saylor James.”   Did she stop there?  Of course not!  Catalina has a sex tape floating around there somewhere.  The new hope is that Catalina does sex tapes on purpose.  That would be ideal. For now, just focus on these pictures after the…

• Yearbook Picture of the Year Award

  Natty

  9 Feb 2010 | 3:00 am

  Typo or no typo this kid is one of the coolest kids in the world.

• No Question I Now Want to Own a Bullwhip

  Natty

  9 Feb 2010 | 2:00 am

  A couple of things here.   First of all I want to know where this is all taking place.  Clearly the whole snowy atmosphere is allowing this whip to make some of the coolest noises I’ve ever heard. Second of all, is this guy gonna get laid more once this video goes viral?  This dude should have his own sexy bullwhip series or something. I can really see this working.

• The 10 Sexiest SFW Nuts Photoshoot Videos

  Natty

  8 Feb 2010 | 11:21 pm

  One of the greatest magazines known to man is Nuts Magazine.  Essentially it’s a British combination of Playboy and Maxim.  They never seem to fail on their women and yes, even the articles are somewhat interesting. But let’s get back to the women.  When you’re featuring names like Lucy Pinder and Rosie Jones you’ve got yourself one hell of a foundation.  It’s like the British have the keenest eyes in the world for small frames, gigantic racks, and a willingness to pose topless.  I mean what the hell is better than that? Not too much folks.  Not too much. …

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  Cigar Reviews and News at Cigar Jack's Cigar Blog

• Cigar Review: Torano Exodus 50 Years

  Jesse

  14 Jan 2010 | 9:26 pm

  Considering I’ve smoked over a box of the Carlos Torano Exodus 1959 50 Years Short Churchills it was time to write the review. I meant to write it about a month ago, but the holidays and the kids bringing home colds to share forced me to cut back on how much I’ve been smoking. The Exodus 1959 50 Years commemorates the 50th Anniversary of the Torano Family’s exodus from Cuba and is the third cigar to join the Exodus line. It is available in three sizes Robusto (5 X 50), Torpedo (5 1/2 X 52) and Short Churchill (6 X 48). The Wrapper is Brazilian Arapiraca Sun-Grown, the Binder…

• Contest: I Want New Cigar Swag!

  Jesse

  13 Jan 2010 | 8:00 am

  Alright as much as I love some of the cool humidors, ashtrays, cutters, hats and t-shirts given out by the different cigar companies I have enough. I’d love to see something different. So time to spout off! What kind of Cigar Swag would you like to see? Let’s get creative and give the cigar companies some new ideas. I’ll add the best ideas to the post and should have some cigar swag to give out to the best entries. Update: I’ll be posting the winners on Friday. Sorry for the delay folks I’ve been a bit under the weather. Sponsored By: Cigarmony.com Get 5% Off…

• Johnnie Walker commercial: Man Who Walked Around the World

  Daniel

  12 Jan 2010 | 6:02 am

  A great commercial. Hat tip to Josh for pointing this out to us: Sponsored By: Cigarmony.com Get 5% Off Your Order By Using The Promo Code “CJ2008″ Copyright © 2008 Cigar Jack's Cigar Reviews All Rights Reserved (digitalfingerprint: 5226c2d832e35d8095934f588a9f1012)Similar Posts:Win $2500 in Camacho 10th Anniversary Commercial Contest Friday Deals La Tradicion Cubana Re-Launches Great Pyramid July Sponsor Deals Fittipaldi Gold Cigar Review

• CigarChat Cigar Review: Tesa Vintage Especial Torpedo

  Daniel

  11 Jan 2010 | 7:14 pm

  Here are your Twitter reviews from tonight’s #cigarchat event: 1. shiru54: The Vintage Especial form @TesaCigars is a mild smoke w/hints of leather and stronger cedar. mild throughout. # (Link) 2. shiru54: Didn’t heat up till nubby. ash was consistant, but feathery. prob due to me movin round too much. great for new smokers #cigarchat (Link) 3. noellechun: Vintage especial from tesa is lovely. Mild with just a little spice. Perfect with scotch #Cigarchat (Link) 4. vusumuzi: My Vintage Especial was perfectly accompanied by some Johnny Walker. Smoky, meaty flavor. Smooth, with a…

• Cigarchat #4 announcement, along with sponsor: Tesa Cigars

  Daniel

  4 Jan 2010 | 1:40 pm

  During our last #cigarchat event, we reviewed the Partagas Benji Menendez. It was mostly done via Twitter, but I gathered a small group of Chicagoans in my new favorite Chicago cigar shop, Tesa Cigars. In addition, I recently reviewed the Tesa Cabinet 312. With these in mind, it made sense to ask them to sponsor our next cigarchat. The next #cigarchat event will be on January 11, 2010 from 7-9pm CST, and will be sponsored by Tesa Cigars. Like last time, there will be a few sticks to go around. Follow me on Twitter at @DanielHonigman and keep an eye out for my announcement there. The first 10…

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  The Bachelor Guy

• iPad, Kindle or Nook? Chart Compares the E-Readers

  BG

  8 Feb 2010 | 3:11 pm

  With the announcement of the (unfortunately named) iPad this month, the e-reader competition just got more heated. And you know with Apple in the mix, plus opening the iTunes-ish iBookstore, the e-books, e-mags, and e-newspapers Availability Fuse just got lit. So now that Words Printed on Actual Paper is starting its slide towards the same archaic junk pile that includes mobile phones that do nothing but take calls; MP3 players without video and WiFi; and VCRs, it might be time to start thinking about buying the device that lets you hold an entire library in your hands. But with 4 or 5 major…

• Winter Distraction: Bikini Snowball Fight

  BG

  8 Feb 2010 | 12:45 pm

  Who says you can't enjoy chicks in bikinis during the worst winter storm in decades? Not the guys at EgoTV. They took six willing, warm-blooded women and pitted them against each other in a 3-on-3 snowball fight... for no other good reason than our personal enjoyment. I smell a new league forming. If they can play football in lingerie, snowball fighting in bikinis is perfectly legit. And I'd like to officially submit my name for Commissioner.

• Best and Worst Super Bowl Ads: Watch 'Em All

  BG

  8 Feb 2010 | 12:24 pm

  Between the chicken wings, the beer, and the Saints come-from-behind win to keep the Brothers Manning from winning a 3rd ring in 4 years, was the mini film festival known as the Super Bowl Commercials. Like in previous years, there were a lot of hits, and a bunch of misses. Along with a couple of apparent new trends in advertising: Head slapping and (disturbingly) men without pants. And in case you were at the cooler and missed a few, you can use this widget from Hulu to watch all 91 ads that aired: My personal favorite was the Doritos: House Rules spot, where a kid sets his mama's new…

• Dane Cook Show: Live Stream

  BG

  6 Feb 2010 | 3:37 pm

  Dane Cook (the Dane Cook of comedians), is performing live tonight and you can catch the stream right here below. And if you want to buy in for 5 hours of exclusive live coverage, just click here. To make it more interesting, every time Dane laughs at one of his own jokes, take a drink. I guarantee complete intoxication 12 minutes into the show.

• Hey Pierre, Keep Your Sauté. We're Using Wine for Grilling

  BG

  5 Feb 2010 | 1:14 pm

  Want to take your tailgate upscale this weekend? Add a little wine. Not that I want you to ditch your usual bottle of brew and wander the party holding a stem glass with your pinkie in the air... I want you to use the wine when you're grilling. Steve Raichlen, author of The Barbecue Bible, host of "Primal Grill" and a longtime friend, worked with Redwood Creek Wine to come up with a couple of tailgate recipes to take your party up a couple of notches. He's created a Grilled Skirt Steak with Cabernet Sauvignon Sauce that just explodes with flavor, and a Rosemary Grilled Shrimp sprayed with…

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  Men's Garage

• The Real World At War

  admin

  5 Feb 2010 | 6:50 pm

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• 10 Health Benefits of Garlic

  admin

  30 Jan 2010 | 1:20 pm

  I found a cool post on the health benefits of Garlic. I never new it was a great supplement for combating heart disease. Check out the full post on Healthmad Articles You Might Also Like: 5 Best Foods To Fight Cancer Soy Milk Versus Cow Milk The Healthy Living Plan - Stage One The Benefits of Squats Gaining muscle mass Post from: Men's Garage

• Virgin Mobile Canada lights up HSPA+ network, iPhone 3GS, Bold 9700 in tow

  admin

  30 Jan 2010 | 7:30 am

  Well, it’s a bit earlier than the invitation to the big launch event suggested, but it looks like Virgin Mobile Canada is now officially part of the HSPA+ club, and it’s now also selling a couple of new phones you might be interested in. Naturally, the network will give you coverage in line with the Bell network that Virgin is piggybacking on (encompassing 93% of Canadians), and you can expect the same download speeds of up to 21.6 megabits per second and upload speeds up to 5.76 — in “ideal conditions,” of course. As expected, the carrier is now also offering a…

• A Food That Helps Prevent Diabetic Kidney Disease

  admin

  29 Jan 2010 | 8:19 am

  Diabetic kidney disease is a common complication of diabetes that affect many Americans each year. S certain food may reduce the risk of developing this condition. Find out what this new study has found. View full post on Healthmad Random Posts How to Cure a Hangover Beta-Alanine: Sports Supplement Breakthrough 5 things to avoid during weight lifting Sex Myth’s; Whats True? What’s A Lie? Getting Protein As a Vegetarian Post from: Men's Garage

• Nexus One experiencing nationwide data outage?

  admin

  29 Jan 2010 | 7:29 am

  We’ve been inundated with tips from perturbed Nexus One users across the country (and even in Puerto Rico) suggesting that their T-Mobile data coverage is completely out of commission.  Some users have reported that their SIM card pulls down data when swapped out of the Nexus One and into another handset, and both T-Mobile and HTC tech support centers have purportedly been slammed. At the moment, no one really seems to know what the issue is, but we have seen some reports from owners that their data is coming down just fine. Nexus One experiencing nationwide data outage? originally…

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• Review: Well Done Cooking Classes in Houston

  Mike Calimbas

  1 Feb 2010 | 11:04 am

  For those of you in Houston that have aspirations for food beyond just constantly eating it, I have the most wonderful recommendation for you guys. Megan and I had the pleasure of trying our very first cooking class last Friday and I have to admit I left very impressed and surprised at what a good [...]

• Becoming a Dad – Our Son Nicholas is Born!

  Mike Calimbas

  6 Dec 2009 | 6:32 pm

  BEFORE AFTER See…. I told you guys I’d get it right! Our baby boy, Nicholas Leonardo Calimbas, was born at 7:24am today, December 6th 2009 at TX Women’s Hospital. He was 7 pounds 5 ounces and 20 1/2 inches long at birth with feet and lips like his momma. He arrived after 40 weeks and 5 days [...]

• Book Review – Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential

  Mike Calimbas

  20 Nov 2009 | 10:46 am

  If you’re heard the name Anthony Bourdain only ecently, chances are that you know him from his popular show on the Travel Channel, No Reservations, where he travels the world seeking to sample local cuisine and culture. As a fan of No Reservations, I’ve come to see ‘Tony’ as one of the rare unpretentious, down-to-earth type [...]

• Becoming a Dad – Racing to the Finish Line!

  Mike Calimbas

  9 Nov 2009 | 10:07 am

  Due Date – December 1st: 3 weeks and 1 day to go. Don’t let the due date fool you, the day after Thanksgiving is my prediction. I fully expect our baby boy to arrive sooner rather than later! Mom-to-be and I had our 36-week OB appointment last Friday and saw our son for the first-time since August. Prior [...]

• Chatting with Ricardo Talavera on the Eve of his Fight at Legacy Fighting Championships

  Mike Calimbas

  6 Nov 2009 | 8:50 am

  DNC Members, Houstonians, and MMA Fans everywhere, We’re sitting here with our very dear friend and fellow ninja, Ricardo Talavera, who is finishing up final preparations for his Mixed Martial Arts fight at the Legacy Fighting Championships, this Saturday at the Arena Theater in Houston. Ricardo, how are you feeling heading up to this fight? Oh man, I [...]

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• iSkin ProTouch FX for MacBook

  Dusty Overby

  9 Feb 2010 | 9:13 am

  It’s no secret that there is a massive cottage industry producing accessories and the like for the full range of Apple’s coveted products. In fact, it seemed that only seconds after the iPad was officially announced, it was possible to order protective sleeves, a bevy of adapters, and maybe even themed pet fashions dedicated to the device. Still, there’s no one better at outfitting your MacGizmos than iSkin. For those still hovering over a physical keyboard of the Apple variety, their ProTouch keyboard protectors are a godsend. Having tested several such covers in the past,…

• You Are Not A Gadget by Jaron Lanier

  Ben Bowers

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:21 am

  The author of this book, Jaron Lanier may not ring a bell in anyone’s head, but that doesn’t mean you’re not familiar with his work. Credited for popularizing the term “Virtual Reality”, this dreadlock-ed genius has served as a professor in several prestigious American Universities such as N.Y.U., U.C. Berkley, and Columbia, as well as on the board of directors for a variety of technology-focused start-ups. In an age where the pace of technology is quickly altering life as we know it, his new book You Are Not A Gadget serves as a challenge to the now seemingly…

• RunKeeper Pro iPhone App

  Patrick Tuttle

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:00 am

  As part of my 1/2 marathon training, I’ve enlisted the help of RunKeeper to act as my virtual coach and running companion. While tracking time is all well and good, the RunKeeper Pro App utilizes the iPhone’s GPS to measure distance, speed, and average pace. It will even give you verbal updates on each metric throughout your run. All of that information can then uploaded to the Runkeeper website for further examination, and, if you’re like me, you love examination. Favorite feature? Seeing my run path overlayed on Google maps, complete with mile markers and elevation…

• RESCO Patriot

  Jon Gaffney

  8 Feb 2010 | 1:00 pm

  WIS (watch idiot savants) like to hold long and protracted arguments over what constitutes a tool watch. R.E. Smith went a different direction. He started RESCO and built the tool watch he wanted - the Patriot. As a Navy SEAL instructor and former SEAL Team member, he had an exacting vision of a watch that could fit his needs. RESCO’s first offering, the Patriot, will soon hit the market. Based around a automatic Slava S-2427 movement (the Iron Curtain irony is not lost on R.E.), it has a custom 42mm stainless case developed in conjunction with Lum-Tec. The Patriot offers a host of…

• Zeal Optics Transcend GPS Ski Goggles

  Ben Bowers

  8 Feb 2010 | 10:49 am

  Anyone who has ever seen Robo Cop or Terminator 2 should have some ideas of the heads up display fantasy’s entertainment visionaries have teased audiences with for decades. Somewhat out of left field, well known goggle and optics company Zeal now seems to be on the verge of delivering on that crazy Sci-Fi notion with the announcement of their Transcend GPS Ski goggles which are scheduled to hit shelves later next year. Barring any sudden moves from other competing optics brands, the Transcend GPS goggles should be the first goggles to feature direct to eye GPS communication and…

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• Sexy Bicycles

  BSacco

  9 Feb 2010 | 9:12 am

  When you hear the term 'Sexy Bicycles' you'd expect they come equipped with a cute girl in biker shorts straddling the seat. Only, it's just the name of  a new boutique producer of designer bicycles [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.

• Mighty Healthy Fall Windbreaker

  BSacco

  9 Feb 2010 | 7:44 am

  In an age of  “look-alikes” and music-video-inspired uniforms, today’s young man seeks distinction. Mighty Healthy's line of everyday wear offers that distinction. Don't let the name of the Fall Windbreaker fool you. Perfect for spring, [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.

• Tuesday Link Roundup

  bdahl

  9 Feb 2010 | 6:59 am

  Bikini Model Search 2010 - Bullz Eye Top 12 Things We Learned From the 2010 Super Bowl Ads - Gunaxin Belladonna Turns the Camera on the Real Fanboys of Porn - Visit Cool Material for the full post.

• Robocop Valentines

  JC

  9 Feb 2010 | 6:15 am

  Sometimes it's hard for us tough guys to express our feelings, especially on mushy holidays like Valentine's Day. But even under the cold, metallic exterior of Robocop beats a warm heart. The message is simple, [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.

• Dog State Jewelry

  JC

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:32 am

  Modern and a little bit macabre, Dog State specializes in skull and animal jewelry designs. The latest jewelry for 2010 from the London designer fits their usual M.O. The new designs include the gruff looking [...]Visit Cool Material for the full post.

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• A Man’s Biggest Fear (that he won’t admit)

  jayson

  8 Feb 2010 | 7:03 am

  Want to know an man’s biggest fear? Some might say “the unknown,” “being broke,” “not being loved,” or “not being in control.” While these top the list, there are a few fears much deeper, mostly unconscious, and more secret that most dudes just won’t admit they have or have had. The three big fears that stem from outdated male conditioning are: Being perceived as gay Being perceived as too feminine A fear that your cock is not big enough, and therefore you are not adequate If this is true that men fear these, then it is also true that…

• The Top 3 Reasons Smart Guys Get Trapped Soul-Sucking Work

  jayson

  1 Feb 2010 | 9:03 am

  If there was a car accident and you were the first one the scene, chances are you would respond and immediately lend yourself to the situation. Right? Most men would step up and serve in that moment without question, without hesitation. How is it that some guys can really step up when it matters most, but in the day to day routine of life hold back so much? What will it take for you to “respond” to the call of your life? What mistakes have you made that have you in a career that is luke warm? What are you doing about it? If you still reading, you are at least aware that there is a…

• What To Do When Others Don’t Want You To Change

  jayson

  29 Jan 2010 | 8:30 am

  Here is a great question from one of my clients. As many of you know, once you start engaging in personal development work, be it getting some coaching, going to therapy, or finding a spiritual path, many of your closest friends and family members might feel very uncomfortable with the “new you.” Here’s a great example that some of you might appreciate, followed up with some useful tips. Here’s my client’s question: Last night I had dinner with my bro.  We got on the topic of “what the f*ck am I doing?” with all my time, going to spiritual talks etc. My bro gave me a…

• Men’s Leadership Training Weekend One, Testimonials etc

  jayson

  27 Jan 2010 | 12:53 pm

  We just concluded the first weekend of the Revolutionary Man Leadership Training. Wow, what a ride. And, it’s only the beginning. Remember, these men, now a tribe, will be “in the soup” together for six months! Two more weekends in Boulder and a lot of time processing and expanding in-between. I personally had an amazing time. I laughed, I cried, I raged, danced, screamed, connected, listened, facilitated, and led. Together, we rocked it and fearlessly explored unknown territory. Thirteen brave, badass participants and 11 staff (and guest staff!) all helped to create this…

• Personal Growth 101–Know What You Want

  jayson

  15 Jan 2010 | 3:37 pm

  Photo by Josh Levin This is going to seem like a no brainer, but it’s amazing to me how many guys out there have no idea what they want. What about you? If someone asks you “What do you really want?” What is your response? In the first session I always ask the men I coach “What do you want?”  Typically they think they know. After they describe it to me, I reflect back this fuzzy, vague picture back to them. They are often unclear whether it’s their short term vision or long term vision. I ask, “Is that really your ideal?” Wow, is that all you want, seriously?

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• What to Buy Your Boyfriend for Valentines Day

  Seph

  26 Jan 2010 | 9:31 am

  It’s that time of year again. The last week of January. When you know it’s coming.  And.  Yet.  Somehow.  You are not ready. That’s right.  Valentines day. The guys out there are probably thinking… What’s the best way to prepare for valentines day? The answer is, like Jeremy Renner says in Hurt Locker, “The way you don’t die, sir.” (click for clip) Yeah, so, good luck with that. As for you ladies, wondering what to get your boyfriend for Valentines day.  Here’s a slightly more actionable suggestion. Call it what you like –…

• Thank You.

  Seph

  1 Jan 2010 | 4:52 pm

  2009 was a blast, and I’m excited to share that we’re ending the year with our biggest month yet. We had a lot of help in 2009… so here are a few thanks. Most obviously, thanks to our software team, tailors and graphic artists for being so damn talented. Thanks to our very first customers, who miraculously found our website in the first couple months we were open.  Our site was confusing and buggy, but you were determined enough to figure things out and complete a sale.  Furthermore, you were understanding if we messed up your orders.  Like Ryan, whose “hurricane…

• Black and Red Tattersall

  Seph

  29 Sep 2009 | 4:33 am

  This blog does not assume any fashion sense, so I’m going to state something that may be obvious: Tattersall is in style.  If you haven’t noticed yet, you will soon enough as we move into fall and winter. Introducing the Proper Cloth Black and Red Tattersall dress shirt.  What you are about to witness is shirt-porn.  If you’re not comfortable seeing a naked shirt twisted into unnatural positions, do not scroll down further. Black and White Reverse Graph Check accents complement the Red and Black Tattersall. Copied shamelessly from Wikipedia: Tattersall describes a check…

• Casa La Femme New York

  Seph

  24 Sep 2009 | 5:12 am

  Wow.  Casa La Femme is a find.  Deep in the West Village on Charles and Washington, it’s not the kind of place that you just happen to wander by.  Translation:  nice, cool crowd.  Actually, nice looking crowd.  The bartenders and staff are also gorgeous (verified by blackbook.com) and we haven’t even gotten to the belly dancer that was (ahem), really talented. This picture doesn’t show the real atmosphere which is a bit darker and feels more intimate, especially after a few drinks. The place serves Egyptian food (which I did not try) and has a very ornate…

• The Hudson Terrace New York

  Seph

  1 Sep 2009 | 7:36 pm

  Last Thursday, I found myself at the Hudson Terrace on West 46th and 12th. When you know you need a drink, but can’t stand the claustrophobic feeling of an underground pub, this is a good place to go.  You can hang out at the bar or get your own bottle/table – it’s laid out so that both options work nicely.  This is one of just a few nice roof top lounges in Manhattan that I’m aware of (btw – why aren’t there lounges on every rooftop?).  Drinks weren’t cheap, but you don’t expect them to be.  I got there around sunset and only expected to…

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• Evan Hecox for Incase

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:14 am

  The latest in the Curated by Arkitip series brings Evan Hecox's artistic tributes to New York, London, and Tokyo to Incase's laptop sleeves ($60) and iPhone cases ($50). Check out the rest of the collection after the jump. Link

• LG Mini

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:02 am

  While hardly "Mini" LG's svelte smartphone is one good looking device with a button-less front that may even get Steve Jobs' approval. The phone features a 3.2'' touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, and GPS. No word on availability on US soil, though with HSDPA compatibility expect it to hit your favorite import retailer soon after its release. Link

• Mosley Tribes for Native Son

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:01 am

  Southern California brands Mosley Tribes and Native Son have teamed up to reinterpret Mosley's Lyndel frame in a hand-molded, matte tungsten acetate accented with quadrilateral gunmetal inlays. The frame will come in two sunglass lens options or an anti-reflective lens for prescription use. Link / Source

• Lanvin Deck Shoe

  9 Feb 2010 | 5:00 am

  There's one thing Lanvin is pretty incredible at and that's crafting the ultimate version of your favorite classic sneaker staples. Their version of the deck shoe is just that, carefully constructed and a bit overindulgent. Link: $665

• Altadena Works Hold-All

  8 Feb 2010 | 3:43 pm

  Altadena Works Hold-All is the result of their need to create "the ultimate farmer's market bag solution" and it looks they did. The beautifully crafted bag is made from water/stain resistant Horween Chromexcel leather with brass detailing and rope filled handles. Link: $338

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  The New Man

• TNM 089: Chris Jones – How to Live in Your Car and Land Your Dream Job

  TNMpodcast@gmail.com (Tripp Lanier)

  2 Feb 2010 | 12:00 am

  Have you ever wondered how you could screw up George Clooney’s couch? Is Arizona a great place to live in your car? And what wisdom can you glean from a self-proclaimed liar slash pot-smoker slash homeless writer? This week we’re talking with Esquire Magazine’s Chris Jones about George Clooney, Tiger Woods, Astronauts, John McCain, runaway NFL star Ricky [...]

• TNM 088: Brooks & Summers – How to Make Good Habits Stick

  TNMpodcast@gmail.com (Tripp Lanier)

  19 Jan 2010 | 1:00 am

  Are you one of those guys who tries to make a change but find yourself right back where you started a few weeks later? Is it possible to arrange your life so that making a positive change is more automatic than struggle? And why are there little bees or flies painted inside the urinal? This week we’ll explore [...]

• TNM 087: Sarah Ingier – How to Use the Force, Luke. Are You F’in Kidding Me?

  TNMpodcast@gmail.com (Tripp Lanier)

  5 Jan 2010 | 1:00 am

  Do you feel perpetually stuck trying to fix, change or heal yourself? Should you wrestle with your problems or just witness them? And would you believe that you — yes you — can learn how to tap into another dimension where you’re already whole, complete and perfect? Are you f’in kidding me? Well, get ready to use the force, [...]

• TNM 086: Dan Millman – How to Live the Way of the Peaceful Warrior

  TNMpodcast@gmail.com (Tripp Lanier)

  22 Dec 2009 | 1:00 am

  Are you more afraid of rocking the boat or looking like a wimp? Do you see your current life as a diversion or as the training ground for being your best? And how can you walk the razor’s edge between being a passive wimp and the aggressive tough guy? This week, legendary author and peaceful warrior Dan Millman [...]

• TNM 085: Brad Yates – Tapping on Your Face Can Set You Free? Are You F’in Kidding Me?

  TNMpodcast@gmail.com (Tripp Lanier)

  8 Dec 2009 | 1:00 am

  How are your unconscious beliefs holding you back? Do you think that healing an emotional wound needs to take a lot of time or energy? And how can tapping on your face possibly help you gain financial abundanc This is the first in a series of shows I’m calling “Are you freakin kidding me?”. In this episode, we [...]

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• What I Learned From The Swimsuit Issue

  Tom

  8 Feb 2010 | 4:00 pm

  The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue has been rocking newsstands since 1964. Back in the day, it was the only place for a good, clean, young fella to have a look at a wildly out-of-his league woman in a bathing suit and pretend he was there for the articles. Unfortunately, since the Internet has come around, the magazine means less and less to youngsters and more to advertisers and old-timers. Keywords: elle macpherson, porn, sports illustratedBookmark/Share this post with: read more

• The Best Of The Web: Settling And Do-It-All DVDS

  Tom

  8 Feb 2010 | 7:30 am

  Lori Gottlieb on "settling" for good enough. Are settling and feminism at odds? 5 deal breakers are a little silly. What 2 must-haves are on everyone's list? Buy Em & Lo's Sex: How To Do Everything DVD, do it. Feminine decor can make a man less likely to feel aroused. When on a date, eat whatever you want, you're worth it. A sex club for husky folks. Love advice from World Of Warcraft. And a gal discusses her deflowering. Keywords: deal breakers, deflowering, flirting, settling, sex: how to do everything, turn-offs, world of warcraftBookmark/Share this post with: read more

• Learn How To Do EVERYTHING With This DVD

  Tom

  3 Feb 2010 | 2:38 pm

  If you're familiar with writing about love, sex and everything in between, you know Em & Lo. What you may not know, unless you get UK Channel 5, is that they turned their best-selling 2008 book, Sex: How To Do Everything, into a TV mini-series. I had a chance to interview them about the show and their experience creating it.Keywords: em & lo, kink, kinky sex, sex, sex: how to do everythingBookmark/Share this post with: read more

• More Very Poorly Named Brands

  Tom

  2 Feb 2010 | 7:30 am

  As you likely know, Apple Inc. recently put out what will surely be the greatest product of all time: the unfortunately named iPad. And the jokes abounded. Obviously, a fantastic thing could overcome a terrible name but, like Howard Dean's 2004 screech, it digs a hole almost too difficult to crawl out of. Magazines, hotels and taco chains are on notice.Keywords: AppleBookmark/Share this post with: read more

• Best Of The Web: Celeb Sex Tapes Ranked

  Tom

  1 Feb 2010 | 8:38 am

  Getting ahead in dating by thinking like a guy. Can you meet a girl in a bar? A little fighting is a good idea if you fight right. Seven solid Valentine's Day tips. Rating celebrity sex tapes. Ten underrated rom-coms. Drugs and dating. Making first date chit-chat. Ten former childhood stars who are totally hot. When should you meet someone in real life? How to know if your best friend is doing it with your girlfriend.Keywords: cheating, Dating, fighting, first date, gender differences, romantic comedy, sex tape, Valentine's DayBookmark/Share this post with: read more

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  Justin Plus One

• Justin Plus One: Now Gone Bite-Size

  Justin

  7 Feb 2010 | 9:00 pm

  Hello Plus One readers! (if any of you remain.)Please forgive the 2+ months of radio silence.I had to abandon Justin Plus One because, well, frankly, I only have 24 hours in a day. And until I find a way to sleep 1.5 hours, I just don't have time to manage and execute a daily blog of this nature while delivering to you quality and entertaining content you'd consider valuable.So instead, I've moved to short form: my new Tumblr blog. On it you will find much of what you found here. Just more bite-sized. Think of it as smaller bits of my non-stop overactive brain for your enjoyment.So please…

• Justin: Friendster's Back, All Right?

  Justin

  3 Dec 2009 | 9:01 am

  Excuse me while I grab some paper towels to mop up all the iced coffee that just forcibly flew from my nose and mouth and all over my keyboard and Mac screen. In case you haven't heard (and I'm sure most of us haven't)... FRIENDSTER IS COMING BACK?Wow. Do you remember Friendster? I hardly do. It's like thinking past LiveJournal and trying to remember Xanga and Diaryland. It's like remembering your Angelfire or Geocities web site (mine was covered in photos of Gwen Stefani while I pretended to be straight, btw).Anyway, here's Friendster with a new video set on grabbing all of you FaceSpacers…

• Justin: Gaga Puppet-La

  Justin

  2 Dec 2009 | 12:20 pm

  We all know I love me some Lady Gaga. Sure, I don't bother listening to her lyrics, but I don't find them important. What I like are the tunes and beats and how they make me shake my booty on the dance floor. And she delivers those in spades.I also like really cool web videos that probably took some artsy folks a lot of time to create. So when I came across this music video version of Telephone featuring cut-out paper puppets, I knew I'd be very pleased.And you know what? I am very, very pleased.Special thanks to Homo-Neurotic for the heads-up on this viral genius. I wish it many millions of…

• Justin: iPhone? Droid? Help?

  Justin

  1 Dec 2009 | 7:11 am

  I do not like having to make choices. When I am presented with two options for anything, I often defer to whomever I am with. Chinese or pizza? Splash or Rush? Paper or plastic? Bank robbery or casino heist? Don't ask me, I'll be cool with either.Needless to say, when I am FORCED to make a choice, it overwhelms me beyond description. And right now, I am being forced to make a choice. Okay, well, not RIGHT now. But soon. In March of 2010, my Verizon agreement is expiring. Until recently, I thought I had my plan set: I would abandon Verizon and pick up an iPhone.That seemed easy enough. I…

• The Rachel Zoe Project Confronts the Recession

  Jakeycakes

  30 Nov 2009 | 11:31 pm

  Sorry about the really somber, angsty first blog post. And now for something still related to the recession, but totally hilarious. My very own (Facebook) friend Beth Crosby, doing a PERFECT impression of Rachel Zoe. http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6d6c0dd774/the-rachel-zoe-project-recession-fashion-tipsMore funny, weird, sexy and awesome stuff every day at http://www.justinplusone.com

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• Use Colors to Create a Romantic Bedroom

  9 Feb 2010 | 10:27 am

  Create the perfect bedroom sanctuary for you and your spouse with a few passionate colors.

• 5 Ways to Beat Valentine’s Day Stress

  8 Feb 2010 | 9:39 am

  Don’t let this Hallmark holiday get you down. Use these tips to have a day both you and your spouse will enjoy.

• Valentine’s Day For Men

  31 Dec 1969 | 4:00 pm

  We know what women want, but what do men want for Valentine's Day?

• A Leap of Faith

  31 Dec 1969 | 4:00 pm

  Sara opens up about the different personalities between her and David and how they tackle risk in their lives.

• How to Write a Love Letter

  4 Feb 2010 | 9:30 am

  It’s never too late to write your spouse the perfect love letter. Follow these steps and show them you’re a regular Shakespeare.

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• 10 Simple, Easy Things To Do This Year That Will Go A Long Way Part 2

  Schmidty

  2 Feb 2010 | 5:00 pm

  Be ready to get results! This post is continued from Part 1. 5.  Iron your shirts – Sounds simple and almost amateur advice. But if I had a dollar for every gen Y male that I saw with an unironed shirt I would be one rich man. Even if you don’t iron it well, as long as it looks like you have cared the result on your image, and attraction from the opposite sex can be 10 fold. That is not an exaggeration. Just iron your shirts and look like you care about your appearance. Women take lots of time in their appearance and they really appreciate a man who will do the same. 6. Batch your email…

• 10 Simple, Easy Things To Do This Year That Will Go A Long Way Part 1

  Schmidty

  27 Jan 2010 | 5:00 pm

  10 simple yet effective things! Happy Australia Day! As I write this today is Australia day 26th of Jan and it won’t be long before I venture off to a friend’s BBQ for beers and listen to the hottest 100 songs in Aus for the year, but first I wanted to get out this post. Welcome back all! This is my first post for 2010 and although I planned on posting it sooner, I have been extremely busy in amongst the holidays, travel and new projects that I am working on. It is all very exciting. Details of my new projects will be released as soon as they are up and running. As I was getting over my…

• The Systematic, Free, Easy Way To Increase Your Style

  Schmidty

  17 Dec 2009 | 5:00 pm

  It's that easy! What if I told you that you could that you could improve your overall style several-fold with: No cost No Change in the way you currently dress By implementing one change Would you be interested? Well the truth is that through one simple mind-set shift this is entirely possible. In fact I believe it is the necessary first step in order to undergo your transformation into style. It is probably one of the easiest ways to start and creates for a great mindset shift for the future. Step It Up A Notch Although. Not everyone will be aware of it we all have “Notches” on our…

• Accept It, Do It And Move Onto Better Things

  Schmidty

  5 Dec 2009 | 10:30 am

  Self Explanatory! Who else hates doing repetitive, ongoing tasks like grooming, exercising and shopping? Me too…In the past, I have never enjoyed getting a haircut! Every time it was overdue I would get negative feelings that would lead into procrastination. I wanted to spend my time and money doing something else fun and exciting rather than doing these repetitive things in life that we have to maintain. This would cause me to build up resentment towards the things that are only going to help me in the short-term AND long-run. I have had the same experience with other grooming events.

• Do Not Justify Anything

  Schmidty

  19 Nov 2009 | 5:00 pm

  If you do something different...don't explain why! Have you ever worn, tried or done something new only to receive negative or condescending comments from friends or other random guys as a result? Well…you’re not alone. This happens every day and especially to the stylish, adventurous and powerful man. This IS a good thing Truth be told getting negative comments is actually a good thing for you because it means you are doing something right. This may sound counter intuitive, as a lot of successful habits are, but as they say in the marketing world if you’re doing something right…

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• 11 Amazingly Cheap and Easy Romantic Ideas

  Torrey

  9 Feb 2010 | 12:05 am

  Follow Torrey on Twitter Newsflash, Newsflash!!! The economy is awful right now. And when times are tough, most folks are looking for ways to cutback on spending and save a little money. But there’s no cutting back on being romantic. The important thing about romance is that thoughtful gestures go much farther than spending tons of money. Why? Because anyone can go to a jewelry or electronics store and slap their credit card down. Sure the gift will be appreciated by the recipient. But what I’m suggesting isn’t rocket science.They aren't even new…

• Valentine’s Day Giveaway: The Body Shop Gift Basket

  Torrey

  3 Feb 2010 | 9:41 pm

  With huge sports events like the Super Bowl and NBA All Star Weekend upon us, it can be easy to forget Valentine's Day. FYI, it's February 14th. It's always tough trying to brainstorm creative ideas for gifts. How often can you really rely on the same ole red roses and dinner out? We all know how much women look forward to gifts, surprises and catered to. Valentine's Day is a perfect time where you cam earn brownie points. But mess up and you'll be in the doghouse! Because we want to help you put a smile on that special lady's face, we've partnered with…

• Why Losing Your Job Could Be The Best Thing Ever!

  Torrey

  3 Feb 2010 | 1:20 pm

  Follow Torrey on Twitter I can't imagine anything much more shocking to a man's system than losing a job.  Losing a job can leave us feeling betrayed and worthless. So many of us identify ourselves with what we do for a living and what we obtain with our earnings.  The reality of each of us getting that unpleasant news is more and more practical.  Our turbulent economy has contributed to an unemployment rate consistently hovering around 10%. With that many people out of work, we have recently provided simple tips on how to deal with job loss and finding a…

• How to Choose Quality Men’s Shoes

  Torrey

  1 Feb 2010 | 11:10 pm

  Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Grant Harris. Grant is Owner and Chief Style Consultant at Image Granted, LLC; a Washington DC based Image Management company dedicated to solving the complex image, style & fashion issues of individuals, groups & organizations of men. Learn more about Image Granted, LLC at imageconsultant4men.com. Unfortunately, most men think of footwear as a necessary evil instead of a source of expression, style, and confidence. A man’s shoes should be an extension his personal taste, his personality, and his lifestyle. While these are individual…

• Black History Month: We All Have a Part to Play

  Torrey

  1 Feb 2010 | 10:02 am

  Follow Torrey on Twitter Today marks the beginning of Black History Month.  Throughout this month, we will be reminded and learn about the many contributions that African-Americans have made throughout history. I think we all have a part in contributing to Black History in our own way. For example, this site was created to be a inspiration, educational and entertaining website for black men that were seeking an alternative to the websites and magazines currently marketed towards us.  As stated in our about us page, we were a bit tired of the magazines that were a…

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• Ellesse F/W 2010

  Meieli Detoni

  8 Feb 2010 | 4:13 pm

  There’s nothing more exciting than retro-throwback ski pieces from an Italian label. Zing! Swoosh! You’ll be effortlessly coasting down the slopes in no time, or blasting down moguls if you prefer. Even if you stay in the lodge and slurp hot chocolate instead of going down the hill, you’ll find the bright lounge pieces quite a nice change of pace. Down jackets, tracksuits, and high-top sneakers are primarily constructed in Italy, with high-quality materials making these pieces stand out. [via limited hype] Related PostsWant Les Essentiels De La Vie (0)Filippa K Fall/Winter…

• Want Les Essentiels De La Vie

  Meieli Detoni

  8 Feb 2010 | 12:42 pm

  A black canvas tote sounds so boring, but it’s really not, as evidenced by this Want Les Essentiels bag with a special roll-up design. This bag has leather handles, which are both hard-wearing and hands-friendly, and it also features zipper tabs. Get ready for some easy travel with your brand-new bag, a seasonless selection available at Oak for a reasonable price. 16‘’ x 10’’ x 5″. [$154 at oak] Related PostsXL Black Tote at Oak (0)New at Oak: Spitfire Sunglasses (0)Oak Surface to Air Derby Shoe (0)Ellesse F/W 2010 (0)Filippa K Fall/Winter 2010-11 (0)A.P.C. Petite Standard…

• Anne Hathaway In British GQ

  Jeffrey Hyatt

  8 Feb 2010 | 12:40 pm

  There’s really never been any doubt about Anne Hathaway’s ‘hotness,’ just the occasional debate over how hot, exactly. Well, these delicious photos by Mark Seliger in the February issue of British GQ certainly have her hovering around the ‘incredibly’ level on the hot chart. The 27-year-old actress is downright sizzling here, just enough sexiness and innocence to make it all work nicely. Wait, scratch that innocence nonsense. The girl looks downright sinful! What we like best about the layout is that Hathaway is exposed, not literally, but she’s…

• Buy suits that suit your body

  Simon Crompton

  8 Feb 2010 | 11:36 am

  Fred Astaire kept his clothes full to disguise his slight figure The subtleties of a suit’s design can make a disproportionate difference to how it flatters your figure. Tall or short, fat or thin, even average build, there are things you should watch when buying a suit – or indeed, commissioning bespoke. Let’s start with the short man. e HeHe needs to avoid any excess cloth as this will add to his bulk and hence his short stature. So a close, not to say a narrow, fit. On the jacket he should go for one or maximum two buttons. The more buttons there are, the more horizontal points break…

• Gourmet 2010 Spring Collection

  Meieli Detoni

  5 Feb 2010 | 5:27 pm

  Gourmet’s 2010 spring collection is bright and trendy– a great choice for someone looking for fashion-forward shoes with athletic inspiration. The Dicinove, Cinque Epi, Nove L, Quattro B, and the UNDFTD Quattro are some of the most anticipated styles of the upcoming season. Bold soles are some of the most noticeable features on these shoes, along with the wide, substantial laces and smooth, sleek uppers. [via hypebeast] Related PostsLibertine-Libertine A/W 2010 Campaign (0)Levi’s Packable & Adjustable Collection (0)Nike Sportswear 2010 Spring Auto Flight High (0)A.P.C.

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  Men's Playbook

• 11 Amazingly Cheap and Easy Romantic Ideas

  Torrey

  9 Feb 2010 | 12:05 am

  Follow Torrey on Twitter Newsflash, Newsflash!!! The economy is awful right now. And when times are tough, most folks are looking for ways to cutback on spending and save a little money. But there’s no cutting back on being romantic. The important thing about romance is that thoughtful gestures go much farther than spending tons of money. Why? Because anyone can go to a jewelry or electronics store and slap their credit card down. Sure the gift will be appreciated by the recipient. But what I’m suggesting isn’t rocket science.They aren't even new…

• Valentine’s Day Giveaway: The Body Shop Gift Basket

  Torrey

  3 Feb 2010 | 9:41 pm

  With huge sports events like the Super Bowl and NBA All Star Weekend upon us, it can be easy to forget Valentine's Day. FYI, it's February 14th. It's always tough trying to brainstorm creative ideas for gifts. How often can you really rely on the same ole red roses and dinner out? We all know how much women look forward to gifts, surprises and catered to. Valentine's Day is a perfect time where you cam earn brownie points. But mess up and you'll be in the doghouse! Because we want to help you put a smile on that special lady's face, we've partnered with…

• Why Losing Your Job Could Be The Best Thing Ever!

  Torrey

  3 Feb 2010 | 1:20 pm

  Follow Torrey on Twitter I can't imagine anything much more shocking to a man's system than losing a job.  Losing a job can leave us feeling betrayed and worthless. So many of us identify ourselves with what we do for a living and what we obtain with our earnings.  The reality of each of us getting that unpleasant news is more and more practical.  Our turbulent economy has contributed to an unemployment rate consistently hovering around 10%. With that many people out of work, we have recently provided simple tips on how to deal with job loss and finding a…

• How to Choose Quality Men’s Shoes

  Torrey

  1 Feb 2010 | 11:10 pm

  Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Grant Harris. Grant is Owner and Chief Style Consultant at Image Granted, LLC; a Washington DC based Image Management company dedicated to solving the complex image, style & fashion issues of individuals, groups & organizations of men. Learn more about Image Granted, LLC at imageconsultant4men.com. Unfortunately, most men think of footwear as a necessary evil instead of a source of expression, style, and confidence. A man’s shoes should be an extension his personal taste, his personality, and his lifestyle. While these are individual…

• Black History Month: We All Have a Part to Play

  Torrey

  1 Feb 2010 | 10:02 am

  Follow Torrey on Twitter Today marks the beginning of Black History Month.  Throughout this month, we will be reminded and learn about the many contributions that African-Americans have made throughout history. I think we all have a part in contributing to Black History in our own way. For example, this site was created to be a inspiration, educational and entertaining website for black men that were seeking an alternative to the websites and magazines currently marketed towards us.  As stated in our about us page, we were a bit tired of the magazines that were a…

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• Teamm8 releases sexy underwear promo video with dominance and submission themes

  jayzallme

  8 Feb 2010 | 9:16 pm

  Underwear brand Teamm8 has released this new oddly sexy underwear video promoting their new line of men's underwear with the tag line "Get BOLD - Colour Your World".  You come to hate the woman in the video, and you find yourself wanting to tell the guys in the video to man up.  There's an air of submission about the whole video that it's very distinct on the underwear scene, and I find it oddly sexy, especially the final scenes with the guy in the yellow undies.  I'm not sure I've seen another underwear promotional video like it.  Check it out, and…

• One day left in the Mensuas Valentine's Day sale

  jayzallme

  8 Feb 2010 | 9:02 pm

  Mensuas.com is wrapping up its men's underwear and swimwear Valentine's Day sale on Tuesday, February 9, so don't give up your chance to save before the big red and white celebration day of love. Priding themselves in offering some of the freshest and sexiest mens styles, Mensuas is offering 14% off your order when you use the promo code "val1410" at checkout to buy any regular-priced items.  This discount isn't available on PPU underwear and only runs through February 9. If you need some inspiration in your purchase, they just received shipment of new Candyman…

• A Mini Nitty Gritty of Gifting Men's Underwear

  Kelly

  6 Feb 2010 | 8:13 pm

  Label it Lust or call it Romance:  Tis' the season where giving underwear as gifts is at an all-time climax.  Mansionistas everywhere are being surrounded by new designer undies styles adorned with jewels, technicolors or, as previously featured, plain new whites.   While style advisors everywhere are ready to bombard us with tips for purchasing Women's lingerie, truth is that very little assistance stands for those seeking to purchase briefs or boxers.  Here's a few simple rules that will make Men's underwear gift-giving a little bit easier.#1. Be Realistic.  Gummy…

• Sex & Dolce: Model Hunk Noah Mills

  Kelly

  4 Feb 2010 | 6:55 pm

  Now that 26-year old high-fashion and underwear model Noah Mills has been confirmed as the leading man opposite Kim Cattrall in Spring's Sex and the City 2, this pretty face of Dolce & Gabbana fame is seeing his popularity grow in Hollywood.  He's been making his mark on the runway for quite some time, one of his best-known (and least clothed) credits being D&G fragrances.  While many of Mills' appearances keep him (ick) fully-clothed, there's a few refreshing Men's underwear looks shot by photography legends such as Mario Testino and Steven Klein. …

• Join the No More Tighty Whities campaign at IWantPants

  jayzallme

  3 Feb 2010 | 8:52 pm

  Still stuck on those tighty white briefs your mom got you when you were a kid?  Have long have been running this site -- YEARS!!!   Why? All in hopes that you'll get off your butt, get a little creative spark, and try out some underwear designed by fancy people to move you away from the underwear that was bought for you simply because it was cheap and easy.  Get over cheap and easy, and join the No More Tighty Whities campaign.  Move on, man, to bigger and better things.  Grab the world by the underwear pouch and realize your destiny! IWantPants.com is here to help you, offering…

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• A Life Creed for Success and Accomplishment

  Stefan Pinto

  13 Jan 2010 | 2:14 pm

  A person’s inherent qualities, those pertaining to mind and to character, need not be permanent. Your disposition is your own unique characteristic attribute that will serve to guide you through life; how you interact, not only with others, but in situations. Let’s talk a bit about situations. Situations are circumstances or conditions that are related to a specific event and or — this is important — to an action. They are temporary. How we react to circumstances, or a particular situation, comes from our disposition — a quality that is based on our outlook. Brian Tracy,…

• Do cell phones cause brain tumors?

  Stefan Pinto

  11 Jan 2010 | 11:19 am

  The Tyra Banks Show called the other day to ask me some questions. It was Michelle, one of the producers. Turns out, she liked my story and was considering having me on as a guest to share my feelings on being judged based on how I look, now. Michelle was the type of producer that relished in titillation; her questions were alluring and by the time I hung up, my ear was ringing. The ringing was actually not in my ear, but above; right where the top of my BlackBerry® Curve™ aligned with my skull. I felt a lump there and as I rubbed it, there was a transient feeling of discomfort feuding…

• How to be a butterfly

  Stefan Pinto

  27 Dec 2009 | 10:58 am

  My aunt and uncle had one of those probably perfect marriages; kept together by the seams of an offspring, yet fated to unravel on my cousin’s wedding day. Years later, another aunt, an indomitable mother, was so overcome with grief, that during her son’s abrupt funeral, she crawled into his casket, refusing to let him go, wrestling with his freshly shaven face and the fruitless odds of defeating a moment that will become a mournful memory. Earlier that same year, the cacophonous wails of my estranged aunt, a once stoic spouse, now howling at her dying husband’s bedside, my distant…

• 10 flight attendant annoyances from an American Airlines flight attendant

  Stefan Pinto

  30 Nov 2009 | 10:07 pm

  Seat 38B was the last seat before the toilet and I hated it. At least it was an aisle seat. I was on a red-eye flight to JFK and as the flight attendants both pushed and pulled the beverage cart down the aisle, I quietly continued reading The Mailroom: Hollywood History from the Bottom Up. “What would you like to drink, sir?” Adrienne (not her real name) was the head flight attendant and as I looked up from the book — at her, she blinked twice — quickly. “Just water, please.” I once read that you should never drink water from the plane, and as Adrienne picked up the…

• How to End a Relationship and Move on With Your Life

  Stefan Pinto

  29 Nov 2009 | 1:49 pm

  Relationships should be symbiotic. It’s not enough that the person is nice or cute or sweet. Life is about growth and when you allow someone into your life, this person should serve to uplift you, support you and, by all means, challenge you. Two people getting together, should serve to do better together — as a couple — what it is they cannot do on their own. To feel better about yourself is not a solid, fulfilling reason for being with someone. You cannot possibly begin to love someone if you do not love yourself. Of course, it helps if they love you, but sometimes — and…

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  PeepCulture, Gifts for Men

• Emporio Armani Silicone Strap Chronograph Watch

  Isaiah

  9 Feb 2010 | 1:53 am

  Here’s the latest addition to Emporio Armani’s timepiece series, the Emporio Armani Silicone Strap Chronograph Watch. This elegant watch features precise Japanese-Quartz movement, a stainless steel case, a black dial face with three chronograph subdials and a silicone strap. $295.

• Saucony Men’s ProGrid Razor

  Johan

  8 Feb 2010 | 5:26 pm

  The Saucony ProGrid Razor is a running shoe that is designed to keep your feet protected and comfortable out on the trail. Weighing 13.8 oz, the sneaker provides a 3/4 cut for protection against the elements, an eVent lined for waterproof protection, and a lightweight Vibram outsole that provides exceptional traction and grip. $135.

• Oakley Vertical Computer Bag 3.0

  Isaiah

  8 Feb 2010 | 12:16 am

  Looking for a perfect bag to carry your laptop and all your accessories? Well, here we have the Vertical Computer Bag 3.0 from Oakley. Made of durable ballistic nylon exterior, the bag features a padded laptop compartment, a top pocket, side pockets, an interior organizer panel, a pocket for your water bottle and a non-slip shoulder strap. Grab yours now for just $90.

• Blake Lively

  Johan

  7 Feb 2010 | 9:23 pm

  Born on August 25, 1987 in Tarzana, California, Blake Christina Lively is an American actress who currently stars in the book-based TV series “Gossip Girl” as Serena van der Woodsen. She has also appeared in several movies including “Accepted”, “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants”, and its sequel, “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2″. Additionally, it was also announced that Lively would be cast in the upcoming 2011 superhero film “Green Lantern” as Carol Ferris.

• Cabo Wabo Uno Tequila 750ml

  Isaiah

  6 Feb 2010 | 12:21 am

  Handcrafted from the finest 100 percent blue weber agave and matured in white oak barrels for 38 months, the Cabo Wabo Uno is simply the smoothest and finest tequila in the world. It promises to offer you the elegant flavors of chocolate, caramel and roasted coffee throughout the experience. $234.99.

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  Gifts 4 Men

• Love Muscle Toner

  Darren

  5 Feb 2010 | 1:08 pm

  With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, ideas for gifts for men are few and far between. Novelty gifts work very well and this product makes no exception! This one-size-fits-all gift (size doesn’t matter in this case!) is sure to raise a smile on any mans face when they open the faux snake-skin presentation box and see the perfect exercise prouduct for the ‘Busy Male Executive’. Shaped like dumbells it is designed to give his willy a workout, it may even benefit you in the long run (just be sure h doesn’t strain anything!). At just £6.99 the Love Muscle…

• Sudokube

  Darren

  18 Jan 2010 | 5:15 am

  What would happen if two of the most addictive puzzles the world has ever seen decided to have a child?  Presenting, the Sudokube. A cross between the ever-popular Rubik’s Cube and a Sudoku puzzle, the Sudokube can provide hours of enjoyment (and frustration) to even the most hardcore of puzzlers. The Rubik’s Cube, originally developed by a Hungarian waiter, has sold in excess of 300 million units globally.  The challenge is to rotate the cube until all six sides contain just one colour each.  The Sudokube adds an extra challenge by requiring each side to contain the numbers…

• TomTom Start Sat Nav System

  Darren

  15 Jan 2010 | 5:00 am

  When lost in a car, the vast majority of men would rather not ask for directions. It would seem we would rather spend the time and find our own way. The reason? Pride! Relying on somebody else telling you where to go is not a ‘manly’ thing to do. This was the case before satellite navigation systems (Sat Nav’s). The TomTom Start Sat Nav System is the perfect item for a novice technology user. It has been built to be very easy to use and includes full maps for the UK and Republic of Ireland. The EasyPort mount, that attaches your Sat Nav to the window, folds into the unit…

• Light Up Football

  Darren

  7 Jan 2010 | 11:25 am

  During the summer, one of things I participate in with friends is a game of football after work.  Unfortunatly, during the winter months, this is made difficult with the sun setting whilst I’m still at work.  It isn’t worth paying for a flood-lit pitch when there are only five or six of us so we resort to local parks (when they are not being used for other matches). We once even tried playing into the night and I’m positive that it was this night that we lost our best ball.  If only we had a ball that had it’s own light source! Introducing the Zuru Mini Light Up…

• Instant Snow in a Can

  Darren

  5 Jan 2010 | 1:08 pm

  Following the UK’s coldest winter in 30 years, the snow is piling up across the country.  Although people are complaining of the conditions, once it’s gone there are going to be people who moan that it is all over.  Why not offer these people a gift that they can hide away for a time when they miss the winter-y look and feel of fresh snow? Introducing Instant Snow in a Can.  By just adding water to the sachet contained within the can, 20g of powder creates 1.5 litres of snow.  After a couple of days the snow will dehydrate and can be easily vacuumed up, if you want the snow to…

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  Hunk du Jour

• Josh Duhamel : Hunk of the Day

  9 Feb 2010 | 12:00 am

  | Credit: NBC Want to know more? Check out previous coverage of Josh Duhamel on Hunk du Jour! Click Here to vote for Tomorrow's Hunk » Posted In: Hunk of the Day

• Meet New People Monday: Doug

  8 Feb 2010 | 2:00 pm

  Name: Doug Age: 46 Height/Weight: 6'2" / 185 lbs. Status: Partnered We ask Doug about the future of the news industry, the one place he's always wanted to travel, and the top options in Midwestern beer. Our interview and 5 more photos, after the jump »   Posted In: Doug M, Meet New People, Newsman, Normal Guy, Shirtless

• Shemar Moore : Hunk of the Day

  8 Feb 2010 | 12:00 am

  Want to know more? Check out previous coverage of Shemar Moore on Hunk du Jour! Click Here to vote for Tomorrow's Hunk » Posted In: Hunk of the Day

• On Location: 2010 Model Search Winner Jesse Blum!

  7 Feb 2010 | 6:30 am

  Hunk du Jour is on-location this weekend with the 2010 Hunk du Jour Model Search winner, Jesse Blum! Jesse has been a real professional and great to work with, and Alan from On Display Men has been a champ. Today's shoots will include Jesse's contribution to the Support Nature Project (previous coverage.) For live updates from our shooting locations throughout the day (and to see what we were up to yesterday) check out our Hunk du Jour Twitter page, as well @OnDisplayMen. Posted In: Hunk du Jour Model Search, Jesse Blum

• Wentworth Miller : Hunk of the Day

  7 Feb 2010 | 12:00 am

  Want to know more? Check out previous coverage of Wentworth Miller on Hunk du Jour! Click Here to vote for Tomorrow's Hunk » Posted In: Hunk of the Day

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  MadeMan.com

• Women Want to Get Down on Valentines

  9 Feb 2010 | 10:29 am

  A recent study commissioned by Lifestyles condoms has suggested that women in the U.S. are more likely to want to have sex than to dilly dally around with any silly flowers, or gifts. For once, ladies, we can agree on something fundamental. Here’s...

• Eat This Not That

  8 Feb 2010 | 10:59 am

  Whether it's a spring trip to Vegas or upcoming anniversary, February is a time many men look to trim the waistline a bit. Finding yourself in the gym more frequently is a good start, but you'll also need to examine your diet. Look, you know you should...

• Pro Football: Our National Pastime

  Joe Donatelli

  5 Feb 2010 | 9:35 am

  The most famous words ever said about baseball are attributed to Walt Whitman: “I see great things in baseball. It will take our people out-of-doors, fill them with oxygen, give them a larger physical stoicism, tend to relieve us from being a nervous,...

• Katharine McPhee

  leftenant_beej

  5 Feb 2010 | 4:51 am

  Katharine McPhee looks like a classic beauty on the Style magazine carpet.

• Super Bowl Celebrity Poll

  4 Feb 2010 | 1:22 pm

  It's that time of year again – time for the annual gridiron spectacle. No, not the Super Bowl, but the 21st annual Scripps Howard Celebrity Super Bowl Poll. The rich and famous from entertainment, sports, politics and pop culture predict the winner...

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  The Weekly Cigar

• Paul Palmer of Casa Fernandez and Aganorsa Interview

  Johnny Brooke, Cigar Smoker

  4 Feb 2010 | 11:54 pm

  Last week, I had the opportunity to sit down with Paul Palmer of Casa Fernandez Cigars. Paul’s first cousin, Eduardo Fernandez, owns Casa Fernandez and Aganorsa (an agricultural conglomerate), and Paul essentially heads up the tobacco division of Aganorsa, as well as Casa Fernandez. Aganorsa supplies tobacco for some of the best cigar companies out there, including Padilla Cigars and Illusione Cigars. I hope you enjoy the interview and, until next time, happy smoking! If you liked this post, buy me a beer!

• Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA Beer Review

  Johnny Brooke, Cigar Smoker

  3 Feb 2010 | 4:20 pm

  This week, the guys and I have a beer review of the Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA. Somehow, we’ve never reviewed a Dogfish Head beer for the site, even though they are one of our favorite breweries. I hope you enjoy the review, and definitely pick up some Dogfish Head beer if you haven’t tried it. Thanks, and happy drinking! If you liked this post, buy me a beer!

• Bolivar Belicosos Finos Cigar Review (Cuban)

  Johnny Brooke, Cigar Smoker

  1 Feb 2010 | 10:51 am

  This week, we have another guest review from Ryan Collman. He’s reviewing the Bolivar Belicosos Finos, a Cuban cigar with a ring gauge of 52 and a length of 140 millimeters. I hope you enjoy the review and, until next time, happy smoking! Size: 52 x 140mm Country of Origin: Cuba Box Code: LRE MAR 09 Price: $165 for a box of 25 ($6.60 per single) Cutter: Xikar Xi Lighter: Mega Pocket Torch Drink: Water Pre-light Draw: Perfect. Aroma: Rich cocoa, spice and some cedar Taste: Milky chocolate with rich tobacco Construction: Appears to be superb. Decent weight and no noticeable soft spots.

• Ernesto Perez-Carrillo of EPC Cigar Company Interview

  Johnny Brooke, Cigar Smoker

  29 Jan 2010 | 11:39 pm

  This past week, I had the opportunity to interview a true legend in the industry, Ernesto Perez-Carrillo of EPC Cigar Company. Ernesto owned La Gloria Cubana, an extremely popular cigar brand that was bought by General Cigar Company years ago. Ernesto decided to part ways with General Cigar Company to start a company that his children could be involved in, and that is what he did with EPC Cigar Company. The first cigar he has created with this company is the E.P. Carrillo Edición Inaugural 2009, which you can find a review of here. I hope you enjoy the review and, until next time, happy…

• Padron Family Reserve No. 45 Natural Cigar Review

  Johnny Brooke, Cigar Smoker

  28 Jan 2010 | 9:01 pm

  This week, Aaron and I are back for another joint cigar review. We’re reviewing the Padron Family Reserve No. 45 Natural cigar, a super premium, very limited new cigar from Padron Cigars. Below is the story from Padron’s website about the origins of the Family Reserve. The Little Hammer A Story In 1962, I arrived in Miami, an unknown city in a foreign land. I had to start from zero. At first, I received $60 monthly, as government aid given to Cuban refugees. I was thirty-six years old, strong, and in good health. Every time I cashed that check, I felt like a burden on the country…

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  Bald Head Tips.com

• Head Blade.com – 20% Discount For Online Orders

  Baldy

  4 Feb 2010 | 5:19 pm

  I would like to thank all of the Bald Head Tips.com subscribers and readers, you really have made this site worth the time and effort which has gone into it. Which is why we have reached out to some of our advertisers for assistance in giving back to all. Head Blade.com is now exclusively  offering Bald Head Tips.com readers and subscribers 20% off their next online order. In order to get your 20% discount coupon, please send an email to us through the contact form, located here, an in the subject line place:  [20% Discount Offer]. We will then email you a discount code and link to place…

• Shaving Directions [F.A.Q.]

  Baldy

  14 Jan 2010 | 2:56 pm

  I would first like to thank all of those who have taken the time and sent in correspondence relating to grooming tips, instructional posts and even the most typical questions about shaving your head bald. Perhaps the most common question that hits our email box is that relating to the “grain of the hair”. A very simple explanation is, you will either shave against or with the grain of the hair. The illustration clearly explains the differences between the two. Please keep those questions coming and we will answer them in future articles.

• Shaving Coarse Hair [SHAVING TIPS]

  Baldy

  10 Jan 2010 | 5:08 am

  For those with coarse, curly or thick hair, the chances of getting razor bumps or ingrown hair is increased. You should take extra care and allow more time for shaving this type of hair. Some tips for shaving coarse hair: Make sure the hair or head is completely wet and already shaved to a stubble. Always us a clean and new blade. Use a good shaving oil or gel. Do not stretch your skin while shaving, let the skin stay relaxed and smooth. Shave with the grain for a low cut, shave against the grain for a close cut. Do not make more than two passes over the same area. This has always been the…