Where is the best Photoshop restoration service?
Q. I have a 35mm slide that needs extensive color restoration. I could do it, but don't have the time. Where is a place that does great custom photoshop restoration?
Asked by unknown - Sun Nov 22 18:58:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Try here
Answered by Phi - Mon Nov 30 01:56:17 2009

How does foreskin restoration form a sheath?
Q. I understand that applying tension to the skin will grow it, but how will I know that it will actually form a substitute foreskin instead of just a bunch of extra skin below the glans. I'm in the early stages of restoration, and I am noticing that some skin is growing on a ring below the glans. In the later stages, how does this extra skin form a sheath onto the glans instead of just staying as a ring of skin below the glans?
Asked by Bryan - Sun Oct 11 22:58:21 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The extension of the shaft skin forms the restored foreskin, obviously. My new foreskin feels wonderful, it has vastly improved my sexual sensitivity and it feels like a new penis--one with all of the working parts that nature intended. While the neural and vascular damage that is circumcision cannot be reversed, the new foreskin has enormous sensitivity, especially the inner foreskin, which adds a new dimension to sexual feeling that a male without a foreskin cannot experience. After 2 1/2 years of restoration, I have full flaccid glans coverage, and it looks as if I had never been mutilated. As you restore, and the skin grows longer, it's sort of like "trained" to cover the glans, and naturally forms the sleeve of skin which is… [cont.]
Answered by e w - Mon Oct 12 15:23:36 2009

Careers with a degree in Ecological Restoration?
Q. I am currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Ecological Restoration. The degree is a fairly new program at my college, so they do not have much information about career choices at the moment. The purpose of this degree is to restore and reclaim degraded ecosystems, such as water, fields, oceans, etc. I am planning on seeking a Masters degree in Forestry after I get my BS in Ecological Restoration. I am wondering what jobs, governmental or non-governmental, I can pursue after school. Thanks.
Asked by BrandonC - Sun Aug 16 17:21:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are state jobs with wildlife and game, conservation that is right up your field.
Answered by Unknown Truth - Tue Aug 18 08:03:16 2009