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Posted on September 11, 2013
Once upon a time at the Book Fair, I came across two of my volunteers who were having a knock-down, drag-out debate over whether Louis Armstrong was an icon of American music, or merely a legend. And you thought all we did during set-up was hide books so you couldn't find them.
Everybody has personal icons. I know a golfer who is very proud of a lumpy little leather bag of feathers. Once upon a time, this was a golf ball, and it is the oldest golf ball he had ever seen. (Me too.) To the person who treasures a signed first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, that particular icon may be meaningless, just as that modern children's book means nothing to that Book Fair customer with one leaf from a Gutenberg Bible.
If you read more of the newspaper than Garfield, you may have seen that an icon is dropping by the Newberry today. From 10 A.M. to 4 P.M., a really old book—an old hymnal at that—will be sitting out in a case surrounded by supplementary readings and security guards. It's known as the Bay Psalm Book, and it is to American printing what the Gutenberg is to printing in general: a landmark, a watershed, an icon.
The folks in the Massachusetts Bay Colony didn't like any of the psalters they'd brought with them. (They were difficult to please; it's why they came over in 1630.) So they had new translations of the Psalms made and printed their nice new version in 1640. There were 1700 copies printed; of those only 11 are known today. And only five of those are complete. (It was just a hymn book, after all: people tore out pages to use as bookmarks, or scribbled notes on the blank pages.)
It's a nondescript little thing. And apparently you wouldn't, um, read it for pleasure. The Psalms were rewritten to be sung, so the lines had to rhyme, no matter what damage was done to the sound and the sense en route. None of these translations seem to have survived beyond the seventeenth century as hymns to be sung.
But it is the First Book Published In America. Furthermore, it was published in Massachusetts. For a long time it was held that all our culture and literature and history started in little churches near Boston. (This is because for centuries a heavy percentage of our historians and literary critics lived near Boston.)
But it's the book at which most of our histories of American literature or American libraries begin. It's where we come from; it's where we started. This is the ancestor of Emily Dickinson and Dale Carnegie, of Moby Dick and Sweet Valley High. Before there was Common Sense, Leaves of Grass, or The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, there was "The Whole Booke of Psalmes, Faithfully Translated Into English Metre", known to book historians as The Bay Psalm Book.
That's why I'm planning to stop by and say howdy while it's passing through. If it weren't for Old Bay, I might be selling second-hand whoopie cushions come July.


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ASPEN An opinion piece about climate change by the head of Vail Resorts has Aspen Skiing Co.s point man on environmental issues scratching his head.
Rob Katz, chairman and CEO of Vail Resorts Inc., wrote an opinion piece about climate change that appeared Dec. 21 in The Denver Post.
Katz criticizes the efforts of some unnamed people to use last winters lack of snow and this winters slow start as proof of global warming. The head of the countrys largest ski-resort operator said the ski industry must play its part in reducing greenhouse-gas emissions for the right reasons to save the planet for future generations.
When the effects of climate change really show up, no one will care about skiing at Aspen and Vail, Katz wrote. They will be rightly focused on the wildlife, natural habitat and people of our planet, about the sea levels, flooding and natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy.
The opinion piece coincided with an advertisement Vail Resorts ran in The New York Times. The headline read, The climate has changed. It features shots of skiers and riders at the companys various ski areas and trumpets the new snow they received the previous week.
Auden Schendler, Aspen Skiing Co.s vice president for sustainability, said Vail is playing with fire with the ad and sending a defeatist message with the opinion piece.
The advertising piece struck me as taunting the gods. Im not sure why theyd do that, Schendler said. I think its mocking the conversation about climate change.
Schendler has emerged as a major voice about climate change on behalf of Skico. He is on the board of directors of a nonprofit organization called Protect Our Winters, which is building awareness about climate change and lobbying members of Congress for legislation to limit greenhouse-gas emissions.
In a teleconference earlier this month to release results of a study that shows how climate change could affect ski areas, Schendler challenged the ski industry in general and its trade associations specifically to play a greater role in fighting climate change.
Schendler has a fundamentally different strategy from Katzs. Schendler believes using the plight of skiing a sport everybody loves to educate people about climate change is exactly what needs to be done. Katzs opinion piece could be interpreted to snub that approach.
Vail Resorts spokeswoman Kelly Ladyga said that would be a misinterpretation.
No, not a response to Aspen Skiing Co.s position or Audens recent challenge, she wrote in an email. (Katz) was addressing the topic more broadly as there have been numerous stories on it well before Audens recent challenge. Weve been pretty public about our position on climate change.
Vail Resorts is aiming to reduce its energy use by 20 percent over a 10-year period. Aspen Skiing Co. invested $5.4 million in a plant that produces electricity by using methane vented from a coal mine near Paonia. That plant will produce enough power at build-out to offset Skicos total annual electricity needs.


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THE CRIME: Crime Stoppers of Lenawee County is asking the public to identify a man seen in a Walmart surveillance video and who allegedly took a car stereo system from the store.
DETAILS: On Jan. 25, 2013, at about 8 a.m., a white male entered the Adrian Walmart at 1601 E. U.S. 223 in Madison Township. Once inside the store, the suspect went to the automotive department and then removed an in-dash car stereo system and a speaker from the store's shelf. The suspect removed the items from their boxes and concealed them under his clothing. After concealing the items, the suspect quickly left the store.
The suspect is described as a white male with an average build and collar-length hair who was wearing a baseball-type hat, dark-colored pants, a white T-shirt and a chain around his neck.
HOW TO HELP: Tips may be made anonymously by calling 266-6161 or, toll free, 877-276-8477, by sending a text to 274637 with the first word being "Lenawee," or online at tinyurl.com/LenMostWant. Any tips that lead to the arrest of the responsible person or persons will earn the caller a cash reward.


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Sixty-six years ago, Leon Rogers, of Shawnee, graduated from Oklahoma A&M University.
Sixty-six years ago, Leon Rogers, of Shawnee, graduated from Oklahoma A&M University.
Today, his 13th descendant to graduate from what is now Oklahoma State University will walk across the stage. Quinton Rogers, of Norman, will become an OSU alum today after majoring in Fire Protection and Safety Technology.
"I never felt pressured to come to OSU but obviously I made the right choice," Quinton said.
Quinton said his grandfather, Leon, is a child at heart, is the most outspoken person he knows, and he has a great sense of humor. He said every time he introduces his grandpa to one of his friends, the reaction is always the same.
"They always say, 'Your grandpa is so cool,'" he said.
Quinton's parents met at OSU where his dad, Leon's son, played football. His mother, LeAnn — who graduated from OSU in 1974 — said OSU was a wonderful experience and she's proud all three of her sons graduated from there.
"It is so neat that all the grandkids went to OSU," she said, referring to all of Leon's grandchildren.
Celia Rogers Card, of Maryland, was the first of Leon's children to attend OSU and graduated in 1972. She said her father and mother are firm believers of public education and always encouraged her to attend college, but never pressured her to go anywhere specific. At first she wanted to go out of state, but she's glad she made the decision to go to OSU, she said.
"I have orange blood," Celia said.
Both of Celia's daughters also graduated from OSU and she's already encouraging her grandchildren, who live in Maryland, to attend there as well. She said because her, her siblings, and all their children have all graduated from OSU, it makes this a great family experience. She said she is super proud of her dad.
"He's a very special daddy," Celia said.
Mignon Rogers Bolay, of Perry, also attended OSU with her husband, Mike, where she earned her bachelor's degree in 1976 and her master's degree in 1982.
Mignon said growing up her parents instilled in her the importance of education. She also said she had the opportunity to go anywhere she wanted, but because her two older siblings were still at OSU, she felt that was her home. She said she remembers her parents taking her to OSU for games, and she said the Alumni Association was great then and is still great today.
"Our blood is orange, there's no question," she said.
Mignon said her family has been very blessed and they all still see education as very important. All four of Mignon and Mike's children have also graduated from OSU.
Randall Rogers, of Shawnee, who graduated from OSU in 1979, said today is a "pretty cool day" for his dad. Although it is a day for his father, Randall also stressed how important it is for his mother and for his nephew who is graduating. He also remembers going to OSU games growing up and said his mom has been there for them through all the tears and all the happiness. He said she's been strong for all of them.
"Mom's made a lot of sacrifices for us," he said.
Randall said his dad is just so excited for his youngest grandson, Quinton, to be graduating today and that it is an absolute joy to see all the kids and grandkids graduate from OSU. Randall's son also graduated from OSU.
"It's a pretty cool thing," he said.
Quinton said because he lives in Norman it would have been easy for him to just go to the University of Oklahoma, and that he went out on a limb going to OSU. The atmosphere at OSU is like nowhere else and you choose how social you want to be, he said.
"I went from knowing nobody to knowing everybody," he said.
Quinton said he might be the 13th descendant, but if you include his mom and the other in-laws as well as family members on their sides, the number of family members that have graduated from OSU is hard to count. Oklahoma State University has a saying that Randall said fits his family to a tee.
"Loyal and true….it describes our family," he said.


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Kidney infections may occur in one or both kidneys.
The kidneys remove waste from the body through urine. They also balance the water and mineral content in the blood. An infection may prevent them from working properly.
Kidney infections are caused by a bacteria. The specific type of bacteria can vary. The bacteria most often comes from an untreated bladder infection .
Risk Factors
Bacteria may be introduced to the urinary tract and ultimately the kidneys by:
- Sexual activity
Conditions that block or slow the flow of urine such as:
- Tumors
- Enlarged prostate gland
- Kidney stones
- Birth defect of the urinary tract, including vesicoureteral reflux
- Having a test to examine the bladder— cystoscopy
- Having a catheter or stent placed in the urinary tract
- Conditions that impair bladder emptying like multiple sclerosis and spina bifida
Other medical conditions that increase your risk of infection include:
- Pregnancy
- Recurrent urinary tract infection
- Diabetes
- Polycystic kidneys
- Sickle cell anemia
- Previous kidney transplant
- Weakened immune system
Symptoms of kidney infection may include:
- Pain in the abdomen, lower back, side, or groin
- Frequent urination
- Urgent urination that produces only a small amount of urine
- Sensation of a full bladder—even after urination
- Burning pain with urination
- Fever and chills
- Nausea and vomiting
- Pus and blood in the urine
- Loss of appetite
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Your bodily fluids will be tested. This can be done with:
- Blood tests
- Urine tests
Images may be taken of your bodily structures. This can be done with:
Complications from untreated or poorly treated kidney infection can lead to:
- A serious, life-threatening infection that spreads throughout the body— sepsis
- Chronic infection
- Severe kidney disease, which may result in scarring of tissue or permanent damage
You will be treated with antibiotics. Be sure to take all of the medication. Antibiotics may need to be delivered through an IV. This may require a stay in the hospital.
Surgical correction of vesicoureteral reflux in children may reduce risk of a kidney infection.
Kidney infection is often a complication of a bladder infection. You can prevent bladder infections if you:
- Drink plenty of fluids throughout the day. Cranberry juice is a good choice to prevent bladder infection.
- Practice good hygiene.
- Urinate as soon as you feel the urge.
- Take showers rather than baths.
For women:
- Wipe from the front to the back after using the toilet.
- Urinate before and after sex. Drink water to help flush bacteria.
- Avoid genital deodorant sprays and douches.
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Anderson County Youth Leadership recently visited Methodist Medical Center for their class Healthcare Day.
Anderson County Youth Leadership recently visited Methodist Medical Center for their class Healthcare Day.
Students from Anderson County and Clinton High Schools take part in Youth Leadership, which is a program offered by the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce.
Students must apply and be selected for the program. Youth Leadership is designed to foster leadership skills, acquaint students with their community's needs, opportunities, problems, resources, and infrastructure — and familiarize students with career and
leadership opportunities available in their community.
While at Methodist, Youth Leadership participants learned about the broad range of careers available in healthcare as they listened to job descriptions and asked questions to a pharmacist, a dietician, a radiology technician, and a respiratory therapist. Interactive demonstrations showed students the organization and teamwork required to keep a hospital running effectively, and they had an opportunity to gain hands-on experience as they participated in special lab stations. They learned how to give injections, start an IV and use endoscopy equipment.
Students participating in this year's Youth Leadership program include: Hannah Ayers, Madison Branham, Victoria Brazelton, Sydney Chitwood, David Gentry, Natasha Ghezawi, Austin Goad, Heather Graham, Bre Gresham, Courtney Housley, Sarah Irwin, Sarah Job, Forrest Jones, Hayden Martin, Mikayla Miehlke, Lauren Nickelson, Cody Sexton and Reagan Wolfe.


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By Josh Lance
Spring Break has come and gone, which means a whole new group of Lawrence Tech students has now completed the 50 Days of Fitness challenge.
One standout participant from the event was David Stroshein, who led the way by losing an incredible 20 pounds! Stroshein is a freshman at LTU who is currently training to run a 10k race. "I thought that doing the 50 Days of Fitness along with my 10k training would work very well. It was fun to have a program to follow," said Stroshein.
The LTU Field House has held 50 Days of Fitness for the past four years as a way to motivate students and staff to follow through with their New Year's resolutions. The 50 days starts at the beginning of the spring semester and ends the last week of school before Spring Break. This way students going somewhere warm will have extra motivation to get the beach body that they want.
The program has participants track their workouts throughout the 50 days, whether it is running, weight lifting, biking, or anything else. They also keep track of their weight loss and body fat percentage. Prizes, which include gift cards, running shoes, sweatshirts, and more, are given to those who complete the program. Prizes are a big reason why many students sign up. Incentive help make working out a fun event.
Stroshein found that following the program helped to make working out more enjoyable. The incentive to win a prize and the requirement to log all of his workouts made it very easy for him to stick to his workout plan. "50 Days of Fitness was worth it and more people should take part in the program," he said.
Will Dyer, who directs the program, was very pleased with the turnout this year. He believes a big reason that so many people participated was to compete against their friends and try to earn a prize. He also tries to emphasize the most important part of the program is making sure that participants are able to incorporate fitness into their daily lives and have fun while doing it.
Dyer helps set up many students with fitness plans, and personally helped Stroshein throughout the 50 days by giving him workouts and setting goals for him. He was very proud of Stroshein saying, "I did not think anyone would lose that much, the most we've seen is 5-12 pounds lost and body fat percentages go down, but losing 20 pounds is an amazing thing!"
After the success of this year's 50 Days of Fitness, it is sure that the program will be back next year, hopefully with an even bigger turnout.


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As of this writing seven of the eight wrestlers from Kirksville High School are still competing in the state wrestling tournament in Columbia. Six of them won their first round matches by pinfall while one of them lost their first round match but won the wrestle back match. Only one of Kirksville's eight wrestlers has been eliminated thus far but he still had an outstanding season. In my opinion just being able to qualify for the state wrestling tournament is a major accomplishment and certainly not something I ever came close to doing. The seven wrestlers who advanced will all be in action on Friday and Saturday and Kirksville should have a very good chance of defending their state title.
The KHS girls basketball team ended their regular season on Thursday by dismantling a Marshall team who traveled a long way just to score 19 points. Congratulations to all the seniors on an outstanding career at KHS and congratulations to the entire team on going undefeated in conference play and only losing one game the entire year. The Lady Tigers now have a week off before beginning district play. I will be shocked beyond belief if the don't easily win their district.
The KHS boys basketball team ends their regular season on Friday night as they try to get back on the winning track at Marshall. They will then have a week off as well before beginning district play.
I've waited quite a while to be able to write this next sentence. Both Truman State basketball teams were victorious on Thursday evening as they easily defeated Southwest Baptist University in games at Pershing Arena. The men finally had things go their way as they were able to easily defeat SBU in a game in which the Bulldogs played a complete game on both ends of the floor and finally got the ball to bounce their way. The women got back on the winning track as they had no problem with a clearly overmatched SBU team. Both teams now have a week off before they see MIAA action again.
The Missouri Tigers men's basketball team appear to finally be headed in the right direction as they finally got their first SEC road win by thrashing Mississippi State on Wednesday night in what was probably Missouri's most impressive defensive effort of the year. It certainly appears that the Tigers are through whatever slump they were in earlier this month and pretty much all of last monght and have returned to the team we saw back in December. This is good news as the schedule gets much tougher from here on out starting Saturday as Missouri pays a visit to Fayetteville, Arkansas for a game with the Razorbacks. It's been several years since these two teams have played but they had a very heated rivalry at one point with some incredibly intense games back in the late 80's and early 90's.
The weather outside may be frightful but that won't stop the Truman State baseball team as they have their first games this weekend in Topeka against Washburn. Since the MIAA now has 342 teams it means that the Bulldogs don't get the luxury of having several non conference games before getting into conference play. Truman State's baseball team has been slowly but steadily improving for the past several years and there is no reason to think that won't continue.
In another sign that spring is on the way NASCAR begins its two week buildup to the Daytona 500 on Saturday with their annual made for TV event that has something to do with determining who qualifies for the Daytona 500 on February 24. They also have two races next Thursday that also have something to do with that as well.
We'll be back on Monday with a review of all this weekend's sports action and a look ahead to next week. Thanks as always for continuing to support this blog and please do the same for all the blogs on this site.
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Uh, Master P is one of the most brilliant hip hop artists and entrepreneurs around.
Anything DRELil' JonLudacris
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There is a difference between mainstream "gangster" acts like Dr. Dre and progressive hip-hop artists like the Roots.
Really? Then perhaps I am only thinking of the stereotype of Master P. Do you have any song recomendations?
True but just because something is mainstream doesn't mean it is bad.
That is true. I just don't usually listen to anything that fits into any ganster stereotypes.
Now that I think about it, Nas is probably the best lyricist ever.
Have you heard any of his tracks such as "If I Ruled the World" etc? Now that is quality.
Hip hop.... NOOOOOOOO.Each to their own I suppose. (I dont listen to serbian "Turbo-folk" music either)...
Some of the best lyrics were by Biggie Smalls and Tupac. They had the best lyrics but unfortunately had lots of profanity. Best music had to be Dr Dre from the Chronic album.
Now that I think about it, Nas is probably the best lyricist ever
It is not good for your nerves and destroys clear thinking.
Christian hip-hop can actually be rather good for one's spiritual life, if you pick the right group. Furthermore, mainstream acts that do not focus on gangster themes are fun to listen to also. I'll always be a Beastie Boys fan!!!
Punk is dead.
Christian hip-hop is great because of the Christ-centered lyrics and moral themes. This isn't about how it makes one "feel good", this is about good music with a great message. I'm sorry but only a weirdo would think he is "too Orthodox" for some good music.
The Cthonic beats it utilizes are similar to what primitives do when the beat on drums an whip themselves into a dancing frenzy.
Of course I have an idea what your response will be,"You tryin' to check my homie you best check ya'self 'cause when ya dis Dre ya dis ya'self, muthaf***a!"
There is no way the Beastie Boy could ever be "gangsta" Mike D. AKA Michael Diamond is the son of Neil Diamond.
Also, since when is Rancid punk? If the band was born post 1985 it's post punk. The actual scene died long before you were born.
Mike D is not even related to Neil Diamond.
Well, a paternity test would workLet's order one!
I think you can say ~ In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit and post with charitable and prayerful intentions.
All right, you boyz are scarin' me out. Da worst I evuh listened to was Depeche Mode and U2 and no b*tches or homeys got shot or stabbed. Word.
Fr. Stan Fortuna
Ahh man, I have always been a big Depeche Mode and U2 fan......hope none of ya'll's b*tch slap me for being a wussy lol.. I'm actually a fan of most good music. Lately I've been diggin' Korn, Deftones, ColdPlay and the Beasties of late.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012 - Paul and Danek - FULL CONTACT
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We paired the lovely Danek Rovny with uber top Paul Fresh for this scene. We find Danek, naked, as he is walking down the steps to the hot tub. He gets in and sits down and begins to play with his hard cock. Lifting his body his cock pokes out of the water and he wanks it. He enjoys the feeling of the water swirling around him as he plays. Paul Fresh arrives and is looking down on Danek, rubbing his cock in his underwear as he does so. He watches closely as he squeezes his cock and then he pulls it out and begins to wank it as Danek looks up and realises he is there. Paul then walks down the steps to join Danek who removes the shorts and begins to suck on that big cock. As he sucks it Paul puts a hand on the back of Danek's head and begins to fuck his face. Danek is rock hard as he sucks on Paul's cock. Paul then sits and pulls Danek toward him, so that they can kiss. As they sit there Paul takes hold of Danek's throbbing cock and begins to suck it. His head needs to dip under the water as he sucks to take as much as he can. He sucks on the cock and then the balls before they move to 69. Paul lays on the side of the tub and Danek climbs over him so they can suck each other. They work on each other's cocks for a while before moving again. Danek lays on his back and Paul lifts his legs in the air, sliding his rock hard cock deep into that tight ass. His cock stretches Danek's hole as he pumps it in and out of the ass. Danek then moves onto his knees for more fucking. Paul pounds that ass as deep as he can, with nice long thrusts. Danek then moves again, onto his back, with Paul fucking him hard and fast. Danek is wanking his cock as Paul fucks him and soon he shoots a nice creamy load of cum over his stomach. Paul is ready too and shoots his big load all over Danek's face. Danek then sucks that spent cock into his mouth for a final time before Paul bends to kiss him, bringing a very nice scene to an end.
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We continue Wank Party 2012 #5 with part 2. This Wank Party features Tomek Sirnad, Daniel Malecky, Kala Kolomaz,Milos Zambo anad Lukas Pribyl. As we join the guys Daniel and Kaja are taking turns to suck on Tomek, who is sucking Lukas. Lukas for his part is wanking on Milos big dick. The guys then separate so that Lukas has his cock in Daniel's mouth, while he is being sucked by Tomek. Kaja, meanwhile, is busy sucking Ondrej. Tomek is hungry for more cock and turns and goes down on Kaja's stiff member. All those cocks are rock hard as they suck each other before moving to some fucking. Tomek sits down on Kaja's throbbing cock and rides it, sucking Lukas as the same time. Milos has his cock rammed deep in Daniels eager ass, and is fucking him nice and hard. Tomek takes time out from sucking Lukas to turn his head and kiss Daniel, before returning his attention to Lukas. Lukas moves to the other side of Tomek, allowing him to continue sucking but so that Daniel can kiss over his body too. Tomek's dick is rock hard and standing to attention as Kaja fucks him nice and deep. Milos reaches round and wanks Daniel as he fucks that hot ass. Time to change and Tomek has Kaja bent over, so he can slide his big cock deep into his ass. Lukas goes onto his knees so that Kaja can suck his hard cock, while Daniel lays on his back with a leg in the air for Milos to fuck him even deeper. They are all loving that action and change again. This time Milos is fucking Tomek, with his own hole visible as he pounds that ass. Daniel has his dick deep in Kaja's hole pounding him hard. As Kaja is fucked by Daniel Lukas bends and starts to wank his hard cock. Things are building to a frenzy and they group around Lukas. Milos shoots a nice, creamy load over him, followed by Kaja. That send Lukas over the top and he drops his load too. Milos just cant stop though and shoots another creamy load on Lukas. This sets Kaja off too and he cums again. Lukas thinks he has had enough for today and calls things to a close. What a lovely party, with 5 stunning guys.
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We have a busy shooting week. I hope to attend a couple of shoots. Boris has added a shoot on Sunday morning very rare. Our friend Derfla arrives in Prague tomorrow. And he's bring me several orthopedic things for my foot. The stuff he's bring is not available here. So, I'm hoping it will be helpful.
Funny weather. Started out quite chilly this morning. As they day has progressed, the chill has been replaced by ample heat. I'm hoping the heat will last as the last few days have been shite weather.
We have a very strong line-up today. Starting with Danek Rovny with Paul Fresh and then followed by Martin Bortlik's Czech Up with Pavel Smidl and Rado Viker. We also have Roman Hucka's erotic video and session stills shoots with both Martin Bortlik and Yuri Bulakov.
Our castings today are Boda Hemelik, Jarda Smolek, Jakub Cech and Kvido Kropacek. A nice selection today, I will go for Jakub.
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Friday, December 14, 2012 - Ondra and David - Screen Test RAW - FULL CONTACT
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We brought the lovely David Samek in for a screentest, with Ondra Krahul. Ondra begins by doing a brief interview with David who explains that he has always wanted to try something with another guy. Then Ondra leans over and begins to kiss David. Their lips meet as Ondra starts to feel David's cock through his underwear. As he moves down to lick on David's nipples Ondra slips a hand inside the underwear. Then he moves again, and starts to suck on David's cock. David's cock begins to swell in Ondra's expert mouth, until it is fully hard. His tongue swirls over that hard cock as he wanks himself in his briefs. Ondra is hard too and removes his underwear so that David can suck him. With that big cock on full view David goes down on it and begins to suck, for the first time ever. Ondra's big balls bounce as he thrusts his hard dick into David's mouth. Ondra then moves David onto his knees and examines his ass. He tongues the hole a while and then begins to finger it, firstly with one and then two fingers. David's hole takes the fingers quite easily so Ondra moves on to the next step. He gets up and slides his big, hard cock into David's waiting hole. It goes all the way in and Ondra starts fucking, hard and fast. For his first time David is doing a great job of taking cock. Ondra moves onto his knees and really pounds at David's hole, opening real good with his fat dick. Then Ondra lays on the bed, so that David can sit on his cock and ride it. His ass slides up and down on Ondra's pole. Then Ondra takes over and fucks up into David's hole. They kiss as they fuck and then move to a missionary position so that David can wank himself to a climax while Ondra fucks him. His hand works hard on his cock as his ass is wrapped, tight, around Ondra's dick. Soon David is ready an shoots his cream all over himself. Ondra is ready too and moves up to David's face, dumping his load all over it. David then sucks on Ondra's cock to drain it completely to finish a great screentest.
Rudolf Herec is from Ostrava and is aged 24. He works as an operator and enjoys punk music, football and fitness. He is a most handsome guy who stands up, after his interview, and begins to rub his hands over his naked chest. With a covering of hair that chest looks great and Rudolf's hands also drop to his underwear and rubs his crotch too. As a hand slips inside the underwear he fondles his cock and balls. A helping hand appears and, with some oil, runs his hands all over Rudolf. Rudolf drops to the sofa and leans back. The helping hands appear again and begin to work on his body. Then his hard cock is pulled out of the leg of his underwear. What a beauty that cock is too. The hand begins to wank it, releasing the balls too. Then the underwear is removed and we see Rudolf totally naked, his cock rampant and balls hanging low. The hands wank on Rudolf's big dick as he relaxes, with his hands behind his head. With some oil on his cock Rudolf looks great. His balls are grabbed by the helping hands, the skin tight around them. What a lovely big pair of balls he has. Then Rudolf legs are raised in the air, exposing his ass and a beautiful hole. More lube is used, being rubbed over Rudolf's hole and a finger dips inside a little. Rudolf then drops his legs and the hands continue to wank on his big cock. Very soon he releases a big, creamy load of hot cum. After a very good shoot Rudolf moves to the shower to clean up.
Michal Kovar is aged 18 and lives in Brno. He is student who enjoys football, fitness and his friends. What a very nice looking guy Michal is, with his long hair and luscious lips. He stands in front of the camera and begins to remove his clothes, top first. Revealing his chest we see that Michal has a good patch of hair. When he pushes his jeans down we see that his ass is nicely round and has a nice, fuzzy, covering of hair. He turns again and we see a flaccid cock, with low hanging balls. Once again these are surrounded by a good amount of hair. All in all a very good prospect. As he gets his cock hard for us we see that the foreskin retracts nicely back over the head. Posing for the camera, Michal shows himself off very well indeed, particlarly when he bends over to show that sexy ass, and again as he lays on his back with the legs up, ass cheeks pulled apart to show his hot little hole. He is a most impressive model, I will look forward to seeing more in his erotic video.
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The Cortez Police Department is warning city residents to be cautious and watchful after finding evidence of a possible mountain lion attack in the city limits.
An half-eaten deer carcass was found Thursday morning in the 200 block of south Harrison Street, and police suspected a mountain lion could be behind it. The kill happened overnight and was reported to police by a neighborhood resident.
Lari Ann Pope, CPD animal control officer, described the grisly scene.
"It had been mostly eviscerated. There was some consumption of the gut and organs, and chewing on the rib cage," she said. "It was not in good shape by any means."
Officials are torn about whether a mountain lion is truly responsible for the attack. While responding to the scene Thursday morning, Pope saw two dogs in a nearby yard with traces of blood on their fur. However, it was unknown if they had actually killed the deer or had merely scavenged the remains.
The dogs were contained when she found them, but Pope said they had a history of running loose. They were being watched at the time by their owner's brother, who surrendered them to be impounded.
The carcass was initially hauled away, but was later returned as bait for a trap, in case a mountain lion returned for more. Andy Brown of Colorado Parks and Wildlife, set the trap on Thursday afternoon.
"The best opportunity to catch the animal is the first night (after a kill). The likelihood of getting it drops considerably after that," Pope said.
As of Friday morning, no mountain lion - or any other animal - had been caught in the trap. This most likely means the predator was never a mountain lion to begin with, or it has moved on.
Pope did not disclose the exact location of the trap because she didn't want people tampering with it. To have the best chance of capturing a predator, the area needs to be as quiet and free of humans as possible. If you stumble across it, leave it alone, she said. It will be left in place for a few more days.
In her 15 years on the job, Pope said she's never seen a similar deer attack in Cortez. However, she has responded to two calls of mountain lions killing and eating pet dogs that had been tied up or left unattended.
"We live in mountain lion territory," Pope said, speculating that a young animal could have been involved. "My understanding is that, when cubs are ousted from the family unit, that's when they are most likely to get into trouble coming into residential areas, looking for territory and food."
Joe Lewandowski, regional spokesman for Parks and Wildlife, said Brown inspected the carcass and, based on the injuries sustained, was doubtful that it was a mountain lion, but couldn't rule it out. If nothing shows up in the trap, the kill will likely remain a mystery. The impounded dogs aren't talking.
"Generally, people don't have to worry about a mountain lion stalking them in town. They are wary (of humans). We look strange to them - walking on two legs, driving cars, making noise, wearing colored clothing," Lewandowski said.
For safety tips, people are advised to bring pets indoors at night and not let them wander off-leash. Attacks on humans are "exceedingly rare," he said, but nevertheless, people should be mindful of their surroundings, especially if walking a dog at dusk, or if small children are around.
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I am not sure about becoming a Spanixh Humanist but you seem to be agreeing with many of the points I am making. I think that mayby it is you who is on the verge of a conversion. Can you hear the voice in the light saying "Come to Me Bardo"?Bardo de Saldo wrote:"[...] because men are flawed [...]" (Rhuiden)
I'll add: "All humans are flawed, including you and I." Proof: pick up Don Quixote (my bible) and find the Chapters and Verses yourself. Then learn the Refranero Español (a record of popular wisdom-common sense). You are still redeemable: We can make a good Spanish Humanist out of you! (Not incompatible with Christianity Well Understood.) :wink:
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Spare batteries for the Samsung Nexus S are designed for the on-the-go power user. The raw speed of this device translates into higher battery use, and a backup battery can deliver hours of extra talk and play time. Small, durable and lightweight, these are a must-have solution that is ideal when power outlets are not readily available.
Samsung Nexus S Spare Batteries
You never know when your day may require more life from your Samsung Nexus S than normal, so play it safe. Keep an extra battery handy at home, at work or in your travel bag. These standard batteries ensure that your Samsung Nexus S works at optimum performance and reliability.
Samsung Nexus S Extended Life Batteries
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The Apple iPhone is no longer the Superman of the cellphone world, despite all the hoopla, lines and glitz. Every carrier now has (or will have) at least one comparable Android superphone to the iPhone 4, such as Sprint's EVO 4G, T-Mobile's Google Nexus, the upcoming Droid X from Verizon on July 15, and Samsung's Galaxy S from either AT&T or T-Mobile later this summer. Plus, the iPhone 4 also has to compete with the lower-priced 3G S, which also can run the new-and-improved multi-tasking iOS 4 operating system.
The question really isn't whether the iPhone 4 is a cool, new phone – it is. Its video chatting FaceTime is fascinating and fun, the Retina high-resolution screen is a salve to squinters, its 5-megapixel camera is exceptional. But the iPhone 4 also suffers from a couple of niggling issues which, now that you have plenty of superphone choices, make it less than it could have been.
Design and Layout
Apple touts the iPhone 4 as being the thinnest smartphone ever. This is misleading. The iPhone 4 is actually thicker around the edges than the tapered 3G S, so it feels thicker. And its glass rear is slipperier than the plastic 3G S.
The iPhone 4 is a smidgen smaller all around than the 3G S and the same weight, but thanks to the metal band around the perimeter and the glass front and back, it feels more solid. It's also squarer than the tapered 3G S, which means form-fitting skins won't fit (they'll be too small), and the upper frame by the earpiece has a sharper edge, which means a naked iPhone 4 held tight to your ear will feel sharp and uncomfortable.
The iPhone 4's controls and jacks remain in the same place, but the volume controls and home key require a firmer touch, which eliminates accidental presses.
Inside the iPhone "General/About/Capacity" settings menu, we're told the 32 GB S has 29.3 GB of user memory, and the iPhone 4 29.1 GB. When you plug the two phones into iTunes, you're told the S has actually has 29.33 GB and the iPhone 4 just 29.06 GB. But that approximately 270 MB difference (if my math is right) is not big enough to account for the disparity between the content that fit on my S and what didn't fit on my 4. I had 4,750 music tracks and 2,250 photos on my 3G S with 1.4 GB left to spare; I had to trim these down to 4,550 tracks and just 400 photos, with just 830 MB left over on the 4 (all other content – video, apps, books, et al – remaining consistent between the two). Considering I was hoping the iPhone 4 would be available in a 64 GB version, this memory short-sheeting is doubly disappointing.
Retina Display
Everyone will be talking about FaceTime, but the iPhone 4's Retina screen that will be the longest-pleasing improvement.
The iPhone 4's Retina 960 x 640 pixel screen leans to the greener end of the color spectrum compared to the 3G S's cooler blue hue, most noticeable on white background Web pages, on faces, and on clear blue skies. But those extra pixels make a world of difference in illuminating tiny details and creating sharper edges in images and video. More importantly, the iPhone 4's screen has deeper blacks (noticeable when comparing the iPhone 4 and the S when in sleep); colors pop in both tone and in contrast like never before.
But all of a sudden, the iPhone's 3.5-inch screen seems small in the expanding world of 4-inch and larger superphone screens.
iTunes Integration
As it does for photos, the latest version of iTunes gives you the choice of down converting all higher bit-rated AAC and MP3 files to 128 Kbps AAC for use on your iPhone. We were able to save nearly 4GB of space by doing this, with no real loss of headphone sound quality.
Sound Quality
We could discern no qualitative improvement from the 3G S, but the speaker did pump out a bit more volume during FaceTime conversations. In a quiet room, we didn't even have to go much beyond three quarters of maximum volume.


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We believe strongly that free speech about important ideas is the best mechanism for refining those ideas. We also believe that free speech is most effective when it helps people to consider new ideas, and that's best done in respectful dialogue, not by attacking those who hold differing viewpoints.
Our staff has limited time, and our print edition has limited space. Civil, well-reasoned letters by local writers who have followed our guidelines rise to the top of the stack. Here are some lighthearted but true tips for getting your submission published in 2013:
Include your name, address and phone number. Failure to tell us who you are and how to contact you is the top reason letters don't get published. Opinions are more powerful when those who espouse them are willing to stand behind them publicly.
When your email address is email@example.com, don't be surprised that we're skeptical when your signature says Robert Smith or Bud Weiser or Betty Boop.
Don't call the Journal and pretend to be someone else who thinks your work is "the only thing in the paper worth reading." You know who you are. So do we.
Offering to have someone else sign and submit your letter won't work, either.
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Avoid recreational nastiness. Play nice.
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If you want to write a guest column, call me and we'll talk about the criteria. You'll need a unique perspective and some credentials to back it up. A strong opinion is not a credential. Everybody has those.
Don't write, "You probably won't publish this because ...." The typical becauses include my alleged politics, my advanced age, my inferior gender, and the persistent contention that I am an atheist from "back east." Alluding to those "facts" is not an effective way to manipulate me into doing what you want. The real reason I won't publish your letter is that it doesn't meet the criteria to which other writers are held.
Please use capital letters and punctuation. Last week I received a 320-word letter that appeared to be all one sentence, or perhaps only part of one, as there was no capitalization at the beginning or punctuation at the end. Editing such a letter requires a lot of guesswork. Don't complain when we guess wrong.
Don't address those with whom you disagree as "you people." People and issues are complex, while "you people" is an ill-mannered code phrase suggesting that everyone different from the writer is inferior. The same goes for "you" alongside any other noun.
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Remember, please, what you're trying to accomplish.
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The Dimond Lighting Moniac 93-9244 is a whimsical table lamp available in and Bleached Wood finish.The whimsical style is sure to complement any bedroom or living room.
For a modern lamp, bedroom lamp or floor lamp with unparalleled design and quality, look no further than Dimond Lighting. Dimond Lighting was founded with the same commitment to deliver innovative quality products with the same designer appeal and conscientious value that its founder, ELK Lighting, has provided for over 25 years. Along with modern portable table lamps, consumers can find the perfect modern lamp, bedroom lamp, a fine contemporary brass floor lamp and more. From inspiration to design, whatever your decor, Dimond Lighting holds boundless character and exquisite details of their creations. Throughout the years it has truly become "Jewelry for the Home."


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Oliver Springs resident Janelle Arthur competes again tonight on "American Idol," but last week was a close call.
Oliver Springs resident Janelle Arthur competes again tonight on "American Idol," but last week was a close call.
Janelle was the second-lowest vote getter last week. The contestant with the lowest votes, Burnell Taylor, was eliminated from the competition on Thursday.
According to TV Guide, "Each of the judges were asked to name their Top 3. (Minaj noted afterwards that she wasn't told the results would be shown to the public.) Keith Urban, Nicki Minaj and Randy Jackson all chose Kree Harrison, Amber Holcomb and Angie Miller, while Mariah Carey swapped Candice in place of Angie."
Janelle competes with the five other contestants in the Top 6 tonight. According to the TV show's website, each finalist will perform two songs, including one that each contestant says is "A Song I Wish I Had Written."
"American Idol" airs from 8 to 10 tonight on Knoxville channel 43. After the show people can vote as many times as they want by phone, up to 50 times at the http://www.americanidol.com/vote, or download the app at the website and vote that way.
For the second consecutive Wednesday, there will be a viewing party from 8 to 10 p.m. at Lincoln's Sports Grille, South Illinois Avenue. It's open to the public. A portion of the proceeds from the night's sales will be give to Janelle's family so they can afford to stay in Hollywood to support her.
Donna Smith can be contacted at (865) 220-5502.


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A recent scientific study found that the current rise of global temperatures of 1.5 degrees could release from the Siberian permafrost an additional trillion tons of carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere as early as 2030.
That addition would further accelerate climate change, particularly if we continue on the current level of using fossil fuels for energy, like petroleum, coal, fracked gas (which has been found to release large amounts of escaped methane), and tar sands oil that corporate leaders are so bent on extracting and profiting from.
We already have been given the serious warnings by nature in terms of extensive droughts, storms and fires that have devastated many parts of the United States and other parts of the planet.
I wonder whether the correct name for our species should be Homo sapiens (man being wise) or, simply, "Homo sap" (man fool).
Science has made possible the current condition of the planet through the technology it led to. That same science is telling us that our current way is moving toward conditions that very likely will be catastrophic, even possibly leading to our own extinction.
The irony is that such a scenario is not necessary. While some are preaching that we are heading to the "end times," science is warning only that this need not be if we reflect on the consequences of our behavior as individuals, as a nation, and as a species, and act with intelligence that understands how to avoid widespread suffering and possibly even our collective death.
By our choices and actions, we will merit either the name "Homo sapiens" or "Homo sap."


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Catch up with the latest podcast of Saturday Talkback Gardening with Jon Lamb and Ashley Walsh.
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Gardening is a favourite pastime for so many people on the weekend, yet things don't always go right and as keen gardeners know - there are always challenges and new things to learn.
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