Fred wakes up every morning at 5:00AM. He takes care of the pets, exercises for a half hour and then makes coffee. At precisely 7:15AM he gently wakes his wife and gives her the coffee made just the way she likes it.

While she wakes up and enjoys her coffee, Fred gives her a massage starting at her feet and working up to her back and shoulders. Around 7:45AM Fred’s wife sits up and he hands her a pad and pencil. His wife writes down a list of chores that she wants Fred to do that day and then gets up. Once she is up, Fred makes the bed and then makes his wife breakfast, refreshing her coffee and getting her anything she needs.

After breakfast, Fred cleans up and starts with his day.

Fred lives his life as his wife’s slave, doing whatever she says and always putting her pleasure over his.

Is Fred happy? Do couples really live like this? What would possibly be the reason for this type of relationship?

A lot of men desire this type of relationship and approach their wives about it. Most women are a little shocked and confused by this. There are many advantages to this type of relationship and it can be very beneficial to both partners.

If this is interests you and you would like to try it, start by getting a little education. There is a lot of information on this type of relationship. Once you have learned about it, approach your spouse and talk to him or her about it. It’s important to stress the benefits for your spouse. Here is a list for each of you:

Benefits for the wife

– A loving and doting husband

– A husband that will help with household chores

– Endless back and foot massages

– Your sexual pleasure comes first

– More romance

Benefits for the husband

– More sexual excitement

– Increased energy and drive

– Calmer more focused

– More intense orgasms

– Get more done

– Much happier wife

A dominant wife/slave husband relationship is fun, interesting and exciting. Take it slow, have some fun and see the benefits for yourself.

SEO Article writing can be frustrating at the best of times. Trying to make sure you have your chosen keywords in your article just the right amount of times without it looking unnatural can be quite tricky. So here is some tips to help you try to conquer SEO Article writing.

Tip 1: You need to read up on SEO and try and learn as much as you can about it. Then you should read articles written by certified SEO experts. By doing this it will give you some insight and understanding of how they actually master their keyword density while still making their article flow naturally. This will teach you the concept of optimizing all your articles.

Next you need to make a list of all the technique you come across and keep them on-hand for later use.

Tip 2: You need to have your title packed with keywords as it is the most important part of your article. Your title must be effective in order to get your readers to click onto your article. Also the better optimized your keywords in your title the better page ranking on Google you will get. Try and have your keyword as the beginning words in your title.

Tip 3: When using anchor text, the anchor text should be your keyword that you have been using throughout your article. This is the best way to help the search engine spiders identify the keyword you are targeting. Creating anchor text is pretty easy once you know how, all you need to know is a simple formula and then your sorted.

Tip 4: Creating links to your articles is important. SEO Article writing is all about getting the eyes of the search engine to view your articles as valuable! The best way of doing this is to get other people to link with you by offering them valuable and useful information.

The thing with dogs and aggression is that many pet owners think that there is only one type of aggression. However there are many different types of aggression amongst dogs and the whole subject of aggression is a lot more complex than first thought.

I thought that I should explain each type of aggression in dogs because regardless of the breed, size or sex of the dog, if a dog bares his teeth, growls or snares at something or someone it should be taken seriously. Especially as every year there are many accidents that involve aggressive dogs attacking someone causing a serious injury or even death.

Below are the different types of aggression explained in detail.

Type 1: Dominance Aggression

This type of aggression will be displayed when your dog comes across another dog. One dog will think it is more dominant than the other leading both to be aggressive towards each other and fight. This is because both dogs will not want to show weakness. This type of dog is dangerous and will usually pull on a lead. If you have spotted dominance aggression from a young age then it should be dealt with as soon as possible. If, however, the dog is not a puppy, then some proper training needs to be done; teaching your dog to walk close and not pull on a lead is one way of solving this problem.

Type 2: Fear Aggression

When a dog is afraid or feels insecure then they can aggressively snap out at any disturbance whether it is at a noise, or a person approaching that the dog does not feel safe around. Many pet owners interpret this aggressive behaviour as protective behaviour. However, a lot of the time they are incorrect and have suffered serious injury because of it. Pet owners who think the dog will overcome this are mistaken and will need to seek some professional help.

Type 3: Territorial/Overprotective Aggression

This type of aggression is when a dog is overprotective of its current territorial location. This can be anywhere such as out walking, in the garden or in bed. The dog may growl, bite or lunge at any animal or person that approaches or violates his space. A dog that displays this type of aggression can be especially dangerous around small children left on their own with the animal.

Type 4: Possessive Aggression

Possessive aggression is when a dog displays aggressive behaviour (such as growling, biting, snapping or baring his teeth) towards a person or animal that tries to touch anything the dog believes is his or hers. This can be food, a toy or even a blanket. If this is the case with your dog it is likely that it started from a young age. If you notice this behaviour in a puppy then you should modify this behaviour through training. This will help to avoid any serious injury being caused by your dog later on in life.

Type 5: Punishment Aggression

This type of aggression occurs when a dog is punished or ‘told-off’ by its owner for doing something it shouldn’t be doing; such as knocking over and breaking a vase. It is often a response rather than an attack but it is still counted as aggressive behaviour. The more this type of dog is told-off, the more aggressive its response is likely to be.

Type 6: Pain Aggression

Dogs, just like people, have a thresh-hold for pain and when that limit is reached the dog can act out aggressively. This usually happens when a dog is in discomfort and the owner is trying to find the source of the pain; if touched it can cause the dog to lash out. This can also happen if the owner is grooming the dog without realising the dog has any injury.

Type 7: Predatory Aggression

Predatory aggression is when a dog’s natural predatory instincts take over and cause the canine to chase after any moving thing. This can be a jogger, a cyclist, a cat or even another dog. This may be a natural instinct of the dog but if it frequently occurs then it can be due to aggressive behavioural issues. The dog may not hurt the moving thing once it has caught it but that is not a risk an owner should be willing to take.

Type 8: Maternal Aggression

This type of aggression is mostly found in female dogs that are looking after their new litter of puppies. A dog that has a litter will more than likely snap, bite or growl when somebody approaches them; they do this on instinct to protect them.

Type 9: Dog Aggression

This often happens between two dogs of the same sex that are competitive, territorial and are completely focused on dominance. The barks, growling, lunging and biting in older dogs is usually seen in puppies when they are learning and playing. Teaching and modifying dog’s behaviour when they are at a young age is vital. This is because when developed over a long period of time, these aggressive tendencies become habitual and instinctive making them harder to break.

Type 10: Redirected Aggression

This type of aggression usually occurs when a dog is already in the midst of being aggressive due to one of the above reasons. An actively aggressive dog will have adrenaline pumping round its body and so if a person or animal interrupts or tries to approach, then the dog’s aggression will turn and focus on that person/animal.

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Why is it important to know about dominant seventh chords? The Dominant 7 Chord is an extremely important chord because it defines “key”. Before we explore the function of this chord, let us see how it is constructed.

Construction

The notes, by number, in a dominant 7 chord are: 1 3 5 b7. If we plug in notes from the C Major scale, we get C E G Bb. Using the same formula, the D7 chord would contain the notes D F# A C.

Of course, if you are to be able to use this formula to construct dominant seventh chords in all 12 keys, you must be thoroughly familiar with key signatures. In fact, memorizing the key signatures for all twelve major keys is probably the most important first step toward a working knowledge of music theory.

The dominant seventh chord is the chord you want to use when you are told to play “C7”. Construct this chord by starting with the MAJOR TRIAD and adding the flatted seventh note in the scale.

Function

The Dominant 7 Chord functions as a “V” chord.

This means that in a chord progression, this is the chord that is built upon the fifth note in the scale. For example, a G7 chord is built on the 5th note of the C MAJOR scale and therefore is the V chord in the key of C.Let’s try another one: What is the V chord in the key of “D”? The fifth note in the “D” scale is “A”, so the V chord in the key of D is A7.

The V chord determines the key because it occurs only ONCE in each key. For example, if you see the chord “E7”, you KNOW you are in the Key of “A” because “E” is the fifth note of the “A” major scale.

What if you see the chord “B7”? If you said that you are in the key of “E”, you are absolutely right because “B” is the 5th note in the “E” scale.

Try another one–what key are you in if you see a “C7” chord?

Of course, to apply this formula to all 12 keys, you again need to know the Key Signatures.

There is a great confusion about one of the main cause of ovarian cysts. Excess estrogen! Or what we know in alternative medicine as estrogen dominance. Prior to ovulation, there is supposed to be a surge of progesterone to help the egg to be released and at the same time prevent the formation of permanent cysts. When this doesn’t happen, these cysts will grow with every menstrual cycle. The problem becomes chronic. We see health practitioners recommending hormones to shrink these cysts with no attempt in trying to get the body to regulate its own hormonal problem. Estrogen is the culprit. Progesterone is the good guy (or should I say gal). There are many factors that cause estrogen dominance:

1. Obesity – Fat is a producer of estrogen
2.  Diet high in fat – the more fat you eat the more fat you have and as a result more estrogen
3.  Lack of Fiber
4. Dysfunctional liver
5. Not eating enough cruciferous vegetables such as Broccoli and Cabbage
6. Lack of exercise – woman who are athletic tend to not get their menses

Since the discovery of Soy and its benefits many have started to use Soy products liberally. We also have some form of Soy almost in everything we buy in the supermarket (soy oil, soy isolates, soy lecithin to mention a few). Studies have shown clearly that cultures that use soy as part of their diets have less:

1. Heart attacks
2. Lower cholesterol levels
3. Lower incidence for female cancers such as breast cancer
4. Stronger bones
5. Lower rates of prostate cancer

These studies found out that the main reason for this was a substance called genistein which had phyto-estrogenic properties. In other words, Soy has a form of estrogen that binds to receptors and blocks the bad estrogen of the body preventing these diseases. So after this discovery Americans started using Soy products excessively. Soy milk for the cereal, soy yogurt, soy patties, soy burgers, soy everything! The result of this was the opposite of what was expected and opposite to the results that the other cultures were obtaining.

What is the Reason?

Most Asian and oriental cultures that use Tofu or Soy products use it in small amounts. It is more like a once or twice a week condiment or used in small amounts of food. Used this way soy is beneficial. Soy and Ovarian cysts So the question is: Can a woman who has ovarian cysts use soy products. If Soy has a substance that acts like estrogen wouldn’t soy cause more estrogen dominance? My answer is if you use large amounts of soy products on a daily basis you find yourself in trouble and causing those ovarian cysts to grow. The phyto-estrogen in soy will stimulate too much these cysts and cause trouble.

But if you use Soy products in small amounts no more than 2-3 times per week, then the answer is soy will actually help in preventing this problem and may even help improve. Small amounts of Soy protect while large amounts of Soy cause trouble. This is why we see these opposite reports of the bad and the good of soy. Some defend it and some hate it.

Conclusion: Use small amounts of soy 2-3 times a weeks and you will not have any trouble or make your ovarian cysts get worse. Tamoxifen is a medication that is given to young woman who have breast or female cancers that are due to estrogen. Tamoxifen is a weak estrogen that prevents the estrogen of the body to stimulate cancer growth. The same principle applies to Soy. Use small amount and it will protect you. Large amounts will hurt you!

Turtle mating-have you ever wondered how these slow-moving and serene animals procreate?

Thanks to the substantial information that is now available regarding turtles and their anatomy, physiology, quirks and oddities, we now know quite a lot about how they mate.

The languid turtles have limbs that are comparable to those of tortoises, but the turtles’ feet have elongated claws. Their long claws serve them in mounting logs in order to bask in the sun, an activity that they seem to enjoy, and which is essential to their thermoregulation. Their long claws also come in handy when they move or clamber from one place to another on land. Did you know, however, that these long claws also serve a purpose in mating?

Before the actual mating happens, male turtles will usually fight over a female. This “courtship stage” among the competing males can last up to forty-five minutes. The bigger male would normally be aggressive, and display its dominance towards the other turtles by fighting and clawing at their faces. There are also some classes of turtles, such as the Red-Eared Slider, which mate underwater. When the dominant turtle finally establishes its superiority among the other male turtles, it will then scuttle over or swim towards the female to mount her and begin mating–that is, if the female is receptive to him! If not, she may become aggressive towards him. Turtle mating ranges from ten minutes to several hours.

If the female accepts the advance of the dominant male, the male will use his long claws in a seemingly odd manner. Just prior to mounting the female, the male turtle will begin to flutter his claws in a vibrating motion on the female’s face. Sometimes the turtle will also do the same waving gesture on the female’s head. Generally, it is the back side of its claws that the male turtle uses during this behavior. A turtle owner, who had personally witnessed this behavior, added that after the male had asserted his dominance over the other males, his biggest male turtle began stroking the female’s nose using its claws. Within minutes, the female turtle had allowed the male turtle to mount her for mating.

Some experts claim that male turtles do this in order to stimulate the female for mating, while others state that this behavior is the male’s natural manifestation of excitement.

What's a dominant man? He's someone who is ambitious. Not a thinker, but a DOer. Dominant males are those that are comfortable in their own skin and confident with who they are. In most cases, these are people who score executive level positions; those with deeper-pockets; those with a higher chance with securing success in all facets of life.

Dominant men exude power, and you should know by now, women are easily attracted to those with power. While most men aim for women with looks, women need a guy who is reliable, independent, and strong-minded. Women are looking for leaders, not followers.

In every women is a deeply rooted instinct that prompts them to gravitate towards such dominant males. They simply cannot suppress this inner urge. It's part of their survival.

If you learn how to project the most subtle gestures, voice, or attitude of a dominant male, women will instantly be attracted to you subconsciously.

Some examples of dominant men are those in the face of media. Jay Z, P.Diddy, Kanye West all fall into the category of dominant men. Nice guys? They're far from that. Go on YouTube and study their personality and behavior. The way in which they speak or rap in their music all reflect dominance. There's never shakiness or hints of uneasiness in their voice, neither have they ever lost sight of their life direction.

So, what are some dominant male traits that you should now acquire and affix in your arsenal?

1. Never be submissive. Never be weak. Never seek approval from others on how they should behave in a social situation. Such behaviors are anti alpha male qualities.

2. Never shy away from conversations or meeting with new people.

3. Never pay much mind to what others think of you. Take control of YOUR reality. Be your own authority.

4. When in a group of men and women, dominant males know that it's "Them" who the girls want to sleep with. This can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, and is an evident alpha male personality amongst all those who've mastered the art of attraction.

5. Your life is what you make of it. The future is yours. Now that's an alpha male attitude.

Guys, being a dominant male, is all about your attitude and projecting the image that you are fun to be with, that you are in control, and not a nice wimpish guy.

Here's a great example of a non-dominant male. Peep the dialogue.

She says: So, what should we do tonight?

He says: I don't know. Anything is good. What are you in the mood for?

She says: Not sure myself, you can pick.

He says: I still don't know, argh.

She says: (frustrated) OK. I'll plan. How about the movies?

He says: Ah, there's nothing that catches my attention right now. How about stay in for the night?

A dominant male would have never be uncertain of what to do with women. They always have something planned. Something exciting. They will take a woman by hand the hand and lead her into a state of wonderment.

Hot Tip: The more you believe you are a dominant male, the more likely you'll become one. Remember the power of belief is that incredible. Let it perpetuate. When women instinctively register your role as a dominant male, she will surrender to your presence, regardless of how high their heads are up in the air.

Soon, you'll realize that the more dominant you become, the higher your mating advantages will be.

Don't just be a man, BE the man.

If you thoroughly enjoyed what you read here, it's only the tip of the ice berg to a whole new world of alpha male seduction. Make sure you check out a goldmine of live articles I've also posted.

To your dating success,

Andrew Wang

Creator of Sync Dating & Instant Addiction Formula

In an earlier discussion we talked about the differences between guitar arpeggios and guitar scales.

To quickly summarize – a guitar scale consists of a series of notes that fall within a certain key signature. Conversely, an arpeggio consists of a series of notes that fall within a particular chord.

One of the first arpeggios you will want to learn in your early guitar studies will be the dominant 7 arpeggio.

Today we will break down the A7 dominant arpeggio and how to play it.

First of all, you may remember that most arpeggios consist of four notes. In the case of the A7 those notes are:

A C# E G

In this example we will look at playing the A7 arpeggio in the “E shape” position.

Hopefully you are familiar with playing an “A” barre chord on the fifth fret, which is in the “E shape”.

To make that A barre chord (at the 5th fret) into an A7 barre chord simply lift up your 4th (pinky) finger, and you are now playing an A7.

Here’s how to play the four notes of the A7 arpeggio starting with the root note on the 5th fret:

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——————————————-

——————————————-

—————————–5————-

———–4——–7———————

—–5————————————-

Try playing those four notes, then follow that with strumming the full A7 chord. This way you will help train your ears to hear the notes and how they relate back to the chord.

Of course the notes in the above TAB only show how to play the notes of the A7 arpeggio on strings four, five and six.

To expand that, let’s now look at how to play it over all six strings in the fifth fret position:

————————————–5—9——

—————————–5—8—————

————————-6———————–

—————-5—7—————————-

——-4—7————————————-

—5———————————————-

Notice that this full pattern only consists of the four notes of the A7 arpeggio.

You could play this arpeggio in any combination of notes any time you encounter an A7 chord.

Also note that the above pattern begins on the root note “A” on the fifth fret of the sixth string. Now that you know the pattern in this position, all you need to do to transpose it is to slide the pattern up or down the neck to the appropriate root note.

For example – to play the C7 arpeggio in the “E shape” position, simply slide the above pattern to the eighth fret.

Work on learning the pattern for this arpeggio and become fluent in playing it ascending and descending, as well as with various combinations of notes.

Then next time you come across a 7th chord in a progression, whip out your arpeggio and add a little spice to your solo!

You are desperate to have a strict lady rule your life. You want to find dominant women looking for men in your area. A few simple tips from me and you should easily be able to find a dominant lady not minutes from your front door. Most men just look in all the wrong places.

The first thing you need to do is forget about wasting your time and your money on fetish dating services. Not only are they expensive (and if I can’t get something free, I at least prefer to get it cheap), but they tend to have very few members. Thousand of men make the mistake of joining them, too; meaning that most of their members are actually other men!

Now that you know where to avoid, I can tell you how to quickly and easily find dominant women looking for men. You need to become a member of any popular dating community. The kind you may have seen on television or heard mentioned in a movie. Take your pick. There are at least a dozen big enough for our purposes.

You join this type of service because they actually have millions of female members; as opposed to a handful and millions of men. And, due to their membership-size, chances are we can find you a strict lady where you live.

This next part seems obvious but, trust me, there is a little twist. Make yourself a nice profile. Put in some effort and include a nice picture or two. Now, here is the important part: write down in your profile that you want to meet “dominant women” and that you are “submissive”.

What will happen now is whenever a dominant female conducts a search, your profile will be included in the results. Your details may even get emailed to these ladies. And all because you took the time to include these phrases in your profile.

The last part will potentially have you chatting to dominant females in a few minutes. On the search page for whichever site you pick, you will sometimes see a field where you can include words or phrases. If you type in certain words here it will scan all local women and show you profiles with any mention of the words in them.

You need to do a search for local women seeking men but include phrases or words like “mistress”, “dominant”, “fetish, and so on. What you will now see before you is a list of all the dominant women who are seeking men in your neighborhood. You can choose to email them or instant message or send friend requests.

In the 1960’s, Roger Sperry and other scientists began research that confirmed that your brain has two hemispheres, left and right, with each one performing a different function. Their investigation led to a Nobel Prize and a better understanding of the different styles of learning, perceiving and functioning.

The Left Brain hemisphere controls the right side of your body and processes information logically, analytically and sequentially (one step at a time.)

A child with left brain hemisphere dominance likes to be in a more structured environment with rules and systems in place and prefers to work alone in a quiet environment. The focus is on details.

The Right Brain hemisphere controls the left side of your body and sees the big picture without breaking it down into parts.

A child with right brain hemisphere dominance is creative, intuitive, imaginative, flexible, a “free spirit” and often “flies by the seat of their pants.”

Despite the fact that we all have a dominant brain hemisphere, learning is much easier when you can function from a whole brain approach – when the brain is “switched on.”

For example: when you read, the left or logical brain hemisphere processes the individual words while the right brain hemisphere puts all of the ideas together.

Stress influences your learning ability and clear communication between the right and left brain hemispheres can become blocked. It becomes a mental tug-of-war with each side wanting to be in control. Reading, reading comprehension, math, spelling, focusing and even physical coordination become difficult and challenging.

Brain hemisphere integration exercises make learning so much easier, more fun and less stressful. When you are able to access both hemispheres, you are more productive and clear.

A simple exercise to make learning easier and to reduce stress is called Cross-Patterning or Cross Crawl. This gets the brain humming, your energy is revitalized and learning becomes easier because thinking is clearer.

1. March in place while bringing your opposite hand to your opposite knee – right hand to left knee and left hand to right knee. Do this 3 or 4 times. (Crossing the midline allows both brain hemispheres to cooperate.)
2. March in place while bringing your same hand to your same knee on the right side and then the left side. Repeat 3 or 4 times.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2, always ending with step 1.

Want to cross-pattern naturally? Take a walk, run or jog, play tennis or perform any activity that allows you to cross your midline. With children, the hand clapping game of Miss Mary Mac is a perfect way to cross the midline and initiate whole brain learning.

To take Cross-Patterning to the next level:

• While bringing opposite hand to opposite knee, move your eyes slowly around an imaginary clock, first in one direction and then in the other. Start with a small circle and gradually make it bigger.
• Does your child need to learn multiplication facts? Have her recite the tables while cross-patterning.
• Another integration exercise is Crossing the Midline. Hold a pen in the right hand and draw an Infinity Symbol on a piece of paper several times while following the tracing with your eyes. Repeat with the pen in the left hand. Repeat with both hands on the pen.

Your eyes are an extension of the brain and extremely important for learning and processing information. The simple act of reading can weaken eye muscles. Add fatigue, stress, fear, poor lighting, etc. and vision can be inhibited.

Moms, for years have been telling their children that they have eyes in back of their heads. Well Moms, you are right! We actually “see” in an area in the back of the head called the Primary Visual Area.

To reduce stress in the eyes, locate the bump, called the mastoid process, in the back of the head – about 2 inches right and left of the midline and about 2 inches above the base of the skull. Above the bump is an indentation which is the Primary Visual Area – PVA.

1. Massage the PVA, also called eye points, gently, while:
2. Slowly bringing the eyes around a giant imaginary clock, both clockwise and counter-clockwise.
3. Do this exercise any time your eyes are tired, before or during reading, studying or taking an exam.

These are only a few examples of tools to help with learning and reducing stress. I love that these techniques are simple, yet effective. Within a matter of seconds or minutes, the brain hemispheres begin to work together, cobwebs are cleared out of the brain and learning can be a lot more fun!