Favorite Pic of the Day for October 3rd

Above: Brock Yurich (Learn more about Brock below!).

Favorite Clicks of The Week:

Here are some of my favorite recent clicks:

Just Beautiful Men always features some of the hottest men on the net. There was something about these shots of Brian Goeringer that stood out to me. Be sure to check out more HERE:




When I saw the incredible shots of Greg McKeon in my inbox this week I was all set to post. Then I saw my buddy Brenton over Aussielicious had already done a post so be sure to check out more HERE: or at Gaystoners HERE:


One of my favorite guys from down under Simon Le shared with me his amazing new shoot of 21 yo, a personal trainer & a pro surfer from Bondi, Sydney, Eliot Johnson. You can see the complete set over at ETHAN SAYS.




One of my favorite places to drop by CASPERFAN has the truly incredible download of gorgeous Harry Potter actor Freddie Stroma in 4.3.2.1 Check it out HERE:

Favorite Face of the Day: Brock Yurich

Ever since he was a boy in Ohio, 21 year old Brock Yurich has worked on his body, his health, entering bodybuilding contests and fitness competitions. For Brock it is not really a choice, but more something instinctual. Brock has taken his passion for fitness and parlayed it, like many into a career as a fitness model, personal trainer and nutritionist, specializing in men's athletics and Bodybuilding competitions.

Equally instinctual to Brock, and far more interesting and sexy to me is his love of Theatre, specifically musical theatre. Brock moved to Orlando FL and is a Theatre Major at UCF. Brock has been in numerous school productions as well as roles in local theatre productions. Below you can hear a bit of Brock's singing, but there are more performances on Youtube if your interested. Be sure to show Brock a little love and join his newly formed Facebook page HERE:

Brock Yurich
Stats:
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 189 lbs
Waist: 32"
Shoe: 12.0
Hair color: Blonde
Hair length: Short
Eye color: Blue
Skin color: Tanned

Below: Brock by Jorge Freire.

Below: Brock by Rick Day.

Below: Brock by Luis Rafael.

Below:
Brock for AAG by Michael A. Downs.

Don't Ask Don't Tell by Hans Fahrmeyer

Between the end of World War I and the beginning of World War II, the medical world, and society more generally, adopted the view of homosexuality as “abnormal” and therefore an illness. During World War II, questioning and psychiatric tests were used to prevent homosexuals from entering the services, with limited success. By 1942, the first restrictions on inducting homosexuals were enacted, and a year later a complete ban on homosexuals in the services became the rule. Those already in uniform “found” to be homosexual were deemed unsuitable for military service and received undesirable discharges. Alan Berube argues that, regardless of policy, because of manpower shortages during World War II, most homosexuals were tolerated. Scholars of gay and lesbian history point to an unintended result of this wartime focus on homosexuality—the creation of homosexual identity and subcultures among these military personnel that lasted long after the war ended.




During the 1970s and 1980s, legal challenges to the ban on homosexuals increased, and in 1993, President Bill Clinton sought to use his executive authority to allow homosexuals in the armed forces. However, strong public and military opposition to that stand left the ban in place, modified somewhat by Senator Sam Nunn's “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” compromise policy.

Hans Fahrmeyer on FH:











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