Dear Readers,Wow, a virgin board.  My favorite.  March madness is upon us, so naturally all of our thoughts turn to...the HOBBY. LOL.I only rarely have the fundage or time necessary to indulge in more than a one-hour session.  However, many of our lovely and talented local providers are more than willing to allow for multiple releases.  So for those who prefer more than one attempt during a one hour session, I'm wondering how you manage your shot-selection with regards to the clock.  I have read reviews where the hobbyist takes the "front-loaded" approach, climaxing early in the session (sometimes via French) then regroups, perhaps with cuddling, DATY, backrub-- and then works it back up for a FS release for the second round.I tend to like "back-loaded" approach.  I'd prefer to hold off, let things heat up, DATY, French early on, then work up to a FS climax late in the hour.  The problem? This means having to do a quick turnaround to get the second shot off before the clock runs out.  Sometimes the buzzer sounds before an attempt can even be made.  This is especially a concern with an agency, say for example, a session with one of the legendary Elliott Bay women.  No matter how incredible your session may be going, (and it is likely that it WILL be) you know that Alex will be making that call right at the hour-mark come hell or highwater, at that point, it's pretty much game over.  Clearly, you need to do a little clock management of your own in this case, (or be able to shoot like Reggie Miller in Game 1 of the 1996-97 series against the Knicks LOL)  With an independent, it doesn't seem to be quite as critical, it seems more like soccer rules, you can sometimes get a little extra "injury time" after time expires in regulation--usually enough to get the second shot off.  Although again, in most situations, I think it's poor form to push this too far.So how do you prefer to manage the shot-clock?  I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.  Or is it simply a decision made during the flow of the game?  Do you prefer front-loaded, back-loaded, just one big pop at the end?  Another approach entirely?Have fun stay safe, and leave the lights ON!!Ice "Krzyzewski" Man --modified by Iceman at Tue, Mar 13, 2001, 00:45:08