Tailor Made Sexy

Sexy in 2011

Tailor Made Fitness

Now that I have committed to write a regular series of articles on NottHeads, I was forced to come up with a theme as to what I would share.  The company tag-line is Tailor Made Fitness – Customize Your Body.  Well NottHeads and I came up with the themes “Sexy in 2011”, “Bringing Sexy Back” and “Sexy Comes In All Sizes”.

What I will attempt to provide in these articles is a combination of tips that represent aspects of Mind, Body and Soul.  There will be great information for those who are just starting a fitness program, those who want to improve on an existing program and those looking to get their sexy back.  With a wide range of experience for various fitness levels, I have something for everyone.

January Articles:

Advice on New Year’s Resolutions

Clients’ photo shoot, poised for growth

Clients

Hamilton Business Partners (HBP) and NottHeads are helping entrepreneurs grow in a tough economic environment.  HBP and NottHeads recently did a product shoot with photographer John Washington for: Healthy Baked Goods, Bumps Cookies, The Chocolate Box, and By Yaz Clothing.  The photographs will be used for marketing, product catalogs, and web development.

• Healthy Baked Goods owner Dwain Perkins
• Bumps Cookies owner Fran Sobers
• The Chocolate Box owner Daisy Latimore
• By Yaz owner Yasmeen Dillard

Hamilton Business Partners and NottHeads are business consultants that assist organizations in effectively developing strategies that can be applied to the web to make money.  The shoot lasted 6 hours, the biggest challenges were transitions between businesses; where 3 of the clients were food and the other was clothing.  The goal was to capture the essence of each client’s products, think about the application potential for the photos and the target audience.

Hamilton Business Partners (www.hbpartners.biz) – we make art from bits and pieces

NottHeads (www.nottheads.com) – fresh everyday!

Parental Approval for Teen Pregnancy, why??

Terrie Lynn for NottHeads – Chokkklit Shop

In the last few years, there has been an increase in teen pregnancy and analysts don’t know why. Every day more and more teenage girls of all races are giving birth to children. You would think with free and easy access to contraception and the abundance of information regarding AIDS statistics and other sexually transmitted diseases that teens having unprotected sex would be on the decline. But unfortunately the reality is quite contrary.

Teen Mother

Reality is: Two-thirds of these teen moms will not graduate from high school, will receive some form of welfare assistance, and have sons who are at a greater risk of being caught up in the penal system.

BASED ON MY BOOK: WHAT YOU THINK YOU KNOW, YOU DON’T

Excerpt from book, page 10

“Is it possible that because society has become more sympathetic with single moms, that females have become relaxed and irresponsible? Maybe teenagers are getting real life sex mixed up with sex seen on T.V.”

Or maybe, just maybe, teen pregnancy has become parent approved! Has it become such a common sight to see a teen with a pregnant belly, that it is now socially acceptable? Do parents take in stride the fact that they are grandparents after being a parent for only 13 or 14 years? Why are our babies rushing to have babies?

What You Think You Know

Just think for a minute……….. If trying to convince a grown woman to postpone sex for 90 days goes into one ear and out the other, how are we going to convince a teenager to restrain from having sex? The thought of a woman over 25 keeping her legs closed for 3 months is like asking black folk to give up barbeque ribs for tofu. Now, let us try getting a teenager to ignore all the sexual images they’re bombarded with daily; that would be like mission impossible. Believe it or not, that busy box in your living room you have entertaining/babysitting your kids, has a huge influence on our teens.

Excerpt from book, page 25

“Reasons why you may want to have sex:

If you don’t have sex with him, the other girl will. Let her!”

You have women who are way past legal age, and still don’t realize that within a relationship their man should treat them with respect or get to steppin. So how will we convince a teenager?

Chokkklit Shop welcomes Terrie Lynn in October

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Terrie Lynn coming to the Chokkklit Shop

Terrie Lynn

Atlanta, Ga. – September 29, 2010 – Author Terrie Lynn will be a new columnist for Nottheads.com’s Chokkklit Shop starting in October.  The Chokkklit Shop features articles and discussions on love and relationships.  Some of discussions will be ripped right from the pages of her books “Sisters Stop Asking Sisters…I’m a Black Man, Just Ask Me!” and “What You Think You Know, You Don’t! Terrie Lynn’s columns will be provoking in thought and interactive commentary.

Terrie Lynn is a definitive voice on relationship; from teen sex, to casual dating, lasting relationships bonds and everything between.

Sisters Stop Asking Sisters…I’m a Black Man, Just Ask Me!

This book is the journey into the uncut thoughts of African-American men regarding their perception of women, dating and relationships. The ultimate goal was to touch on as many scenarios as possible in order to provide women with closure and give insight on what might have gone wrong during the course of a relationship. So If you have ever gotten caught up in the why…

What You Think You Know, You Don’t!

An uncut talk with young girls/teenage girls about sex, dating, pregnancy and relationships.

Contact Info:

Darrell Nottage

NottHeads Inc.

Email: marketing@nottheads.com

Web: http://www.NottHeads.com

Going Green – RePurpose, ReCycle & ReUse

Ebony Stitchers Quilt Guild

Going Green

Going Green – RePurpose, ReCycle & ReUse

A Quilt Exhibit

Featuring

Gees Bend Quilters – Tinnie & Minnie Pettway

July 22 – 25, 2010

About the Exhibit

The feature exhibit is a collection of works authored by Bend Quilters – Tinnie & Minnie Pettway entitled “Tinnie Pieces with Minnie Designs”. The style of the Gees Bend quilting fits perfectly with the theme of the Ebony Stitchers Quilt Exhibit of Going Green – RePurpose, ReCycle & ReUse. The success of Gees Bend Quilters lends a great deal of excitement to this year’s exhibit. The Quilt Exhibit will also have several activities for children and adults; such as quilting classes, workshops and lectures throughout the weekend. Vendors!!!

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Gees Bend

The National Black Arts Festival in partnership with Ebony Stitchers Quilt Guild present Going Green – featuring Gees Bend Quilters – Tinnie & Minnie Pettway at the Porter Sanford Art Center – July 22nd to July 25^th.

Calendar of Events

• July 22 – Opening Night Reception  – Porter Sanford Art Center – Rainbow Drive, Decatur, Georgia – 6:30pm – 9:30pm
• July 23 and 24 – Porter Sanford Art Center – Rainbow Drive, Decatur, Georgia – 12:00 Noon – 8:00pm
• July 25 – Porter Sanford Art Center – Rainbow Drive, Decatur, Georgia – 12:00 Noon – 6:00pm

Moment of Clarity

If you have ever been or known someone who has suffered in their love life, most of their life, then this book will bless them. So many people suffer from a disease of the mind, more like an illness, that there is no medicine to cure and yet they have no clue they suffer from it. This book is a variety of stories that comprise the moment of clarity when that disease was made clear. It’s a journal of events that led to the discovery and recovery of this mental illness that many battle with and few realize; love addiction.

About Me

Tameka Anderson

Born Tameka Anderson in Chicago, IL, L.A. spent her childhood years in the foster care system in Illinois. L.A. started writing at a young age to ease her pain of feeling abandoned and unloved by her parents. Writing has helped her fill the void she has had for years and it has helped her find peace within herself.

lasay

I love God first….period!

Definition: Love Addict

“Painful attention, which is the attention that will result in negative consequences, was normal to me. Although I did not like the consequence of suffering, at least the pain was always consistent.