INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Either type "Tednugent.com" into your web browser's address bar, or search "Ted nugent" in a search engine. When you search for this, the first link that shows up should be for Ted's website as listed above. Click the link to go to the website. When you get to the website, you'll see an ad for Ted Nugent's current concert tour. At the bottom of the page, you'll find a rectangular button labeled "Enter Tednugent.com." Click on this to go to the main page of Ted's website. If this ad is removed at some point, you won't have to follow this step. The web browser will automatically load the main page of the site. Once you are on Ted's main site, you need to navigate to the Contact page. Scroll all the way to the bottom and locate the navigation bar, which has multiple links you can click. Click the link labeled "Contact" to view the page with options for reaching out to Ted. You'll have to scroll past sections on the page for News, Media, Discography and a few others. " The contact page lists various ways to contact Ted or his associates. In the section labeled "For press, appearance and advertising inquiries," you'll see the name Linda Peterson listed as the person to contact. It is possible that at some point Ted's press person will change. If you don't see Linda's name, there should be someone else listed as the contact person. The page clearly states that Ted does not respond to emails himself. He has people who receive and respond to emails that are sent to him. " This name is a link to the email address for the person in charge of Ted's public relations. You'll copy the address which can then be pasted into the "To" section when you write an email from your personal account. Clicking the name "Linda Peterson" will take you directly to an email address to her, if you have this function set up in your web browser. Open your email account and start a new email. In the "To" box, right click and select paste so that Linda Peterson's email address shows up in the box. Write a fitting subject in the Subject box, such as "Fan letter for Ted Nugent." Write a clear and concise email that tells Linda why you are writing to Ted. Remember that Ted will not see your email himself and won't respond personally. Because he gets so many emails from people, he has people take care of his email communication. Be specific about why you are writing and what information or action you are hoping for Linda or Ted to do in response to your writing. It may help to include a phone number in case they wish to call in response.

SUMMARY: Go to Ted Nugent's personal website. Scroll to the bottom and click the "Enter Tednugent.com" button. Find the "Contact" link at the bottom of the page. Find the name "Linda Peterson. Right click on the name and choose "Copy Email Address. Compose an email to Linda Peterson.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Whether it's just sex or a long-term relationship, knowing what you want will help you figure out your best course of action to get it. It's also important to be honest with the woman about what you want don't act like you want a relationship if all you want is sex. Women enjoy sex too; she might be fine with some no-strings-attached fun. Some questions to consider: Is it sexual a checkmark on your bucket list? Or, are you interested in something long-term, with someone who is more mature than your previous partners? Perhaps you have someone specific in mind already, and are wondering how you can get her to notice you. If you just want sex with an older woman, for example, your best bet might be dating sites geared specifically toward older women seeking younger men, and vice versa. There are even cruises devoted to connecting older women with younger men. Dating sites are also a good option if you are seeking a longer-term relationship with an older woman. Again, just be clear about your intentions from the beginning. Women in and over the age of 40 have lives too; this means that you can meet them literally anywhere from the gym to a boating club, to an acting class, or even in your local grocery store. Spaces are shared interest are great for meeting people in general, no matter your age. Sure, some older women might fit the traditional "cougar" stereotype, but just as many if not more will not. As with all people, desires and behaviour differ depending on the individual. When approaching an older woman for romantic purposes, you'll do well to forget the "cougar" stereotype and simply treat her with the same respect and consideration that you would treat anyone else. Some websites would have you believe that there are specific types of cougar: the moneyed cougar (or sugar mama), the angry cougar, the sweet cougar; alpha versus beta cougars. While there is often some truth in stereotypes, you're better off getting to know the individual woman rather than trying to lock her into some predefined, narrow-minded, and generally unflattering idea of how a mature woman behaves. . If you're interested in a mature woman, let her know. How you show you're interested will vary depending on your own situation including where you meet the woman and how well you already know her. If you meet a woman at the bar, you might show your interest by smiling at her and seeing if she smiles back. Wait to see if she keeps looking back at you; if she does, this might be a sign that she's interested. You could then approach her and ask to buy her a drink. If you are interested in a woman who is in the same running club as you, your tactic would be different. You might gauge her interest by starting a conversation with her after the run it doesn't have to be anything too serious; small talk about the weather and the run will do to begin with. If you approach a mature woman and she rejects you, don't be a jerk about it. It's okay to be disappointed and to even express your disappointment in a polite or witty manner; it's not okay to call her names or threaten her. Do: "I'm devastated, but if you change your mind, I'll be over there!" Don't: "Are you kidding me? You're lucky to have a young guy like me show interest in you!" " If you are trying to attract an older woman, don't get stuck on the idea that you need to act like a man their age might act. Many women in their 40s admit to seeking younger men because they are more open-minded, adventurous, and romantic. When going out on dates, be adventurous and willing to try new things. Share your interests with her, and learn about her interests too. As with any relationship, take pleasure in learning and growing together. You'll also benefit from being adventurous and open-minded in the bedroom. Chances are, she'll be clear about what she likes, so it's important that you're willing to listen and possibly follow instructions. If a mature woman says that her last relationship ended because her partner was an unromantic, stubborn workaholic, and you know that you're approaching a critical time in your career where you will need to prioritize work over everything else, it might not be the best time to get into a relationship with this woman. Most older women (and men) have had enough relationships to know what works and what doesn't; they're not interested in playing games. Cancelling plans at the last minute and "forgetting" to call for days to weeks might have been tolerated by younger women, but more mature women will likely not put up with this behaviour.

SUMMARY:
Know what you want, and be honest about it. Forget the stereotype. Show her you're interested Be prepared for rejection, and take it gracefully. Be "young. Be honest about who you are. Be reliable and uncomplicated.