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NORCROSS -- Christ Church Episcopal has a close connection with Haiti -- it has a partnership with a school, St. Joseph's Episcopal Mission on the island. Saturday and Sunday the church is hosting a benefit called Art for Good to raise money for the small school. Handmade metal structures, paintings and carved statues created by Haitian artists are available for purchase.
"We're doing this because these children don't have anything," Terry Franzen, head of the Chair of Haiti Committee said. "There's no clean water or electricity. It's like nothing that you can imagine."
The majority of art on sale is called "fer forge" or wrought iron which originated in the village of Croix-des-Bouquets in the 1950s. Old scrap metal is transformed into intricate decorations, furniture and frames.
Artists gather 55-gallon steel drums, take off the top and bottoms, cut it horizontally and flatten the metal. They draw patterns with chalk on the steel, then hammer and chisel away unwanted sections to create ornate works of art.
With the art sale, Christ Church will be able to send more money to the school, which is expanding with two new buildings.
"We support the teachers and staff with salaries," Franzen said. "We provide uniforms, shoes and books for the children, and equipment at the school. Education is the way that people in our community and throughout Haiti to help themselves out of poverty."
There are approximately 50 pieces of art for sale. All of the proceeds benefit the St. Joseph's. There is a piano concert with George Skaroulis at 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Use of QR codes and Aurasma can create an augmented reality where students simply need to hold their iPad up to an image or code to receive information. These are great for scavenger hunts and any activity students need to gather ideas, but here is an idea to use them with bulletin boards. This is hopefully something we can do in the Library soon!
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The learning standards are embedded in something they love. Magic.
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Apple makes it easy to set controls on their products. Take advantage of the free parental controls built-in. #Apple #iPad #kids
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saving this safely. iPads in school this year!
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There will be over a dozen bluegrass groups performing over the weekend so if you're a bluegrass fan this is the place to be. The venue itself is a wonderful outdoor setting with great mountain views. You can come for the weekend or for just a day. Either way it's great entertainment!
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has hired a former chief spokesperson for NBC Universal as his administration's communications director.
Allison Gollust replaces Richard Bamberger, who has worked for Cuomo since the latter's days as state attorney general.
"It is an honor to welcome Allison to our team and I thank her for bringing her talents to New York state government," Cuomo said in a statement. "Allison is a consummate professional who has a wealth of experience in communications and management. Her extraordinary work ethic, intellect and dedication will be essential to this position and I look forward to working with her."
A report by CapitalNewYork.com suggests this is a step in Cuomo's journey to become a national figure because of Gollust's vast experience with national media. Bamberger, the outgoing communications director, had a career in local TV news before joining Cuomo.
Gollust began her career as a journalist in Colorado, became the director of communications for Major League Soccer, and then joined NBC News Communications in 1998. At NBC, she served as a spokesperson and publicist for various shows, including Today, Dateline, and Meet the Press.
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Every year it seems like critics put out their list of BEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME and I never get it! Almost undoubtly, I have never seen any of the movies on the list! (Why can't Wedding Crashers crack the Top 10?!?!) This year is the first time in FOREVER Citizen Kane isn't number one! Check Out The Top 10:
1. Vertigo (Hitchcock, 1958)
2. Citizen Kane (Welles, 1941)
3. Tokyo Story (Ozu, 1953)
4. La Regle Du Jeu (Renoir, 1939)
5. Sunrise: A Song For Two Humans (Murnau, 1927)
6. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick, 1968)
7. The Searchers (Ford, 1956)
8. Man With A Movie Camera (Dziga Vertov, 1929)
9. The Passion Of Joan Of Arc (Dreyer, 1927)
10. 8{ (Fellini, 1963)
What do you think of the list? Oh wait, I finally have seen one of the movies: 2001: A Space Odyssey! Guess I better at least watch Citizen Kane and Vertigo before I die! If I could pick a favorite classic movie, I'd go with Casablanca.
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Brad Keselowski outdueled race leader Jimmie Johnson after the final pit stop to earn a big win in the GEICO 400 at Chicagoland Speedway.
Keselowski, with his hard earned win, took the lead in the 2012 NASCAR Chase for the Championship. His Chicagoland win was Keselowski's fourth win of the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup season and eighth of his career.
Keselowski has 2056 points in the Chase followed by Johnson (who finished second at Chicagoland) with 2,053 points, followed by Columbus, Ind. native and 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup champ Tony Stewart with 2,048 points in third place.
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Alliance residents to stand trial on meth charges
Two Alliance residents will stand trial for allegedly possessing methamphetamine in a home that also occupied children.
In Box Butte County District Court Wednesday morning, a one-day trial was set for 42-year-old Brian Chesson and 35-year old Kelly Clark.
The trials will be held on separate days, with Chesson's scheduled for February 15 and Clark's to be held February 25.
The possession of meth charges are felonies while the child abuse charges are misdemeanors.
Clark and Chesson were arrested on September 11 after Alliance police received a report that Clark had been using marijuana in front of Clark's children, all of whom were under the age of 13. A search of the home resulted in the felony drug and misdemeanor child abuse charges being filed.
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SALISBURY, Md. - A Salisbury man is convicted on multiple sex charges.
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that he committed in 2007. He faces a maximum sentence of life in
prison without the possibility of parole.
In a press release, Wicomico County State's Attorney Matthew A. Maciarello commended the Wicomico County Child Advocacy Center, the Department of Social Services, the Life Crisis Center and Detective Mark Merritt of the Salisbury Police Department for their work in the investigation and prosecution of this case.


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Good Neighbor Awards recognize acts of kindness
The City of Kansas City, Mo., Neighborhood Community Services Department will hold the fourth Good Neighbor Awards ceremony on Aug. 3, at about 8 p.m., as part of the Kansas City Community Partners National Night Out 2010 presentation in Parade Park, Truman Rd. and Paseo Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri.
"This venue is probably the most perfect venue we have ever had for these awards," said David Park, acting director, Neighborhood and Community Services Department. "Night Out shows everyone coming together as a community, and this is part of what being a good neighbor is, coming together, watching out for each other, helping each other when in need."
The awards come from resident input and recognize City residents from a variety of areas and neighborhoods who have provided a substantial service to the community. Neighborhood associations and community groups may make nominations to the 3-1-1 Action Center throughout the year. On a quarterly basis the City will recognize a "good neighbor". The nominee must demonstrate an on-going spirit of compassion and helpfulness to his/her neighbors.
"Kansas City's neighborhoods are the backbone of our City and these recipients of the Good Neighbor Award are perfect examples of how each citizen can make a difference in their own neighborhood," said Mayor Mark Funkhouser. "Kansas City must continue to recognize the need to keep our neighborhoods attractive and safe above all else if we hope to succeed moving forward."
The Neighborhood Services Division selects finalists from the pool of candidates. Each of the selected nominees will receive a Good Neighbor Award. The Good Neighbor Awards Program is the City's way of thanking the residents who are committed to preserving, maintaining and improving the quality of life in their neighborhoods and our community.
The 2010 Good Neighbor Award winners are:
Helen Bryant - Swope Parkway Elmwood Neighbor (SPENA)
Linda Bureman - Indian Heights
Aubrey Cloud - Indian Heights
Jeffery Eiken - Parkdale & Walden
Sherrilyn Gerdel - Indian Heights
Eugene Hankins - Greenhaven
Anna Hardesty - Lykins
Brian Holloway - Rockhill Manor
David Kimmis - Hyde Park
Rodney Knott - Historic Manheim Park
Diane Marsh - Blue Valley
Alice Moore - East 23rd PAC
Corinne Patterson - Foxtown East
Teresa Quintero - Briarcliff Hills
Tom Roberts - Central Industrial (CIDA)
Nancy Simons - Blue Valley
Karen Slaughter - Key Coalition
Mark Stensland - Rockhill Manor
Curtis Styles - Ivanhoe
Mike Sturgeon - Columbus Park
Mike Swarts - Autumn Ridge
Vanessa Claborn Welch - Avalon View
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After a week-long buildup, the Region 3-7A championship is here.
Fort Pierce Central vs. mighty Manatee.
The unbeaten Cobras (11-0) against the top-ranked and defending state champion Hurricanes (12-0).
In hours, the hype will give way to the playmakers that have led both teams to banner seasons. Before the game kicks off, let's take a playoff-themed run through the numbers.
Years since Fort Pierce Central's last state semifinal appearance, a 20-0 loss to Tampa-Jesuit in Class 3A in 1992.
Number of games coached by Manatee's Joe Kinnan in 28 seasons. Kinnan is a wonderful 279-69 as head coach. By comparison, this will be Josh Shaffer's 23rd game as Fort Pierce Central coach. Here's one more comparison: The Cobras are 262-192 in 43 seasons.
Combined yards in total offense for the two teams. Manatee has run for 2,570 yards and passed for 2,476. Fort Pierce Central rushed for 2,003 yards and passed for 2,035. The Hurricanes average 8.8 yards per play, the Cobras 6.9.
Career completion percentage for Manatee quarterback Cord Sandberg, who is 542-of-732 for 7,379 yards and 74 touchdowns in 44 varsity games while throwing just 11 interceptions. He also has rushed 409 times for 2,011 yards and 32 touchdowns. In four seasons, he has accounted for 9,390 yards in total offense and had a hand in 106 touchdowns.
Number of three-touchdown passing games for Sandberg, including three games with four. He also has 35 100-yard passing games, including 17 with 200 or more.
Kinnan was 23 when he was named head coach at Fort Myers-Cypress Lake, a job he held for three years (although most stories about Kinnan list only the 1969 and 1970 seasons).
Fort Pierce Central coach Josh Shaffer was born the same year Kinnan won his second of his five state championships at Bradenton. Shaffer became the youngest coach in the program's history when got the keys in 2011 at age 26.
Fort Pierce Central running back Marcus Levy needs 55 yards to reach 3,000 in total offense for his career. Levy has 2,397 rushing, 7 passing, 541 receiving. The senior has 39 career touchdown runs plus four touchdown catches for 43 touchdowns on offense. He has scored at least one touchdown in his last 23 games, including two or more in each of the last six.
Fort Pierce Central receiver J.J. Stevens needs eight receptions to reach 100 for his career. Stevens, who began his career at John Carroll, has 92 catches for 1,733 yards and 20 touchdowns in four seasons.
Scoring differential in the first quarter for Manatee, which did not allow a score in the first 12 minutes in eight of 12 games. The Hurricanes also have a 187-32 edge in the second quarter, 123-55 in the third and 91-32 in the fourth. Manatee has scored in 42 of 48 quarters.
Fort Pierce Central has scored at least 20 points in a quarter six times this season, twice reaching 28. Manatee had a 35-point first quarter against Lakewood Ranch in the regular-season finale.
Fort Pierce Central has allowed more than seven points in a quarter only once. Vero Beach scored 14 in the third quarter of a 21-17 loss to the Cobras on Sept.27 at the Citrus Bowl. Manatee, which played a more challenging schedule, allowed more than seven points five times in 12 games. Keep this in mind, however: The Hurricanes have allowed just six points in the fourth quarter in their last six games combined.


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CLEVELAND, TN (WRCB) - James F. (Jay) Fitzsimmons II, a senior at Bradley Central High School, has been awarded the prestigious Air Force ROTC Scholarship. Jay was awarded the highest level scholarship which covers full college tuition, textbooks, and a monthly stipend for the duration of his college career. The end result of an Air Force ROTC scholarship is an officer's commission in the United States Air Force. Over 12,000 seniors across the country applied for the scholarship.
"Jay is a tremendous young man who has shown very strong leadership skills," said Bradley Central High School Principal Todd Shoemaker. "He is well deserving of this prestigious scholarship and we are very proud of Jay and excited for his future plans."
Jay is the son of Denise and Jim Fitzsimmons. While at Bradley Central High School, he was Battalion Commander of JROTC, Raider Team Commander, Student Council Parliamentarian, National Honor Society, Beta Club, and Senior Class Secretary. The 2013 Salutatorian has a 4.0 GPA. He will graduate as a Bear and Tennessee Scholar. Mr. Fitzsimmons will attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and study Aerospace Engineering.
Rear Admiral Vance Fry, Retired United States Navy, presented the award at Bradley Central High School's Senior Awards Night.
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Audrey Elaine Hardesty, 84, of Lexington, Nebraska
Audrey Elaine Hardesty, 84, of Lexington, Nebraska, passed away Friday, September 21, 2012, at BryanLGH East Medical Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Audrey was born May 6, 1928, in Henry, Nebraska to Cecil and Lora (Richardson) Haddix. She grew up in the Henry, Nebraska and Yoder, Wyoming area, where she graduated from Yoder High School with the Class of 1945. She married the love of her life, Lloyd "Hap" Hardesty on November 10, 1946, at Torrington, Wyoming.
The couple moved to Lexington in March of 1959. Audrey was employed at Home Federal Savings and Loan for 22 years and the Methodist Church office for 4 years.
Audrey was always active in the community and enjoyed her membership in the First United Methodist Church, where she was active in the Deborah Circle. She was also a member of the Bonneville Chapter of DAR, the Order of the Eastern Star, where she served on the Council, the Plum Creek Garden Club and VFW Auxiliary.
Audrey had a wonderful sense of humor and loved having family and friends over for dinners and get-togethers. Her family; especially her grandchildren, were her pride and joy. Audrey enjoyed collecting Angels, items from their travels and anything near and dear to her heart, which she enjoyed sharing with family and friends.
Survivors include her husband of 65 years: Lloyd "Hap" Hardesty of Lexington, NE
Children: Glenn (Jan) Hardesty of Lexington, NE; Lynee (Tim) McGuire of Lexington, NE; and Tom (Debbie) Hardesty of Lincoln, NE. Also surviving are nine grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren with one on the way, many step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.
Audrey was preceded in death by her parents; brother and sister-in-law, Robert & (Harriett) Haddix; one infant sister, Bonnie Haddix; two daughters, Renee Beans and Candis Rittgarn, and grandson, Edward.
Funeral Services will be Wednesday, September 26, 2012, at 10:30 a.m. at First United Methodist Church in Lexington, Nebraska with Reverend Tess Hufford officiating.
Burial will be in the Robb Cemetery south of Lexington.
Visitation will be held Tuesday, September 25, 2012, from 5-7 p.m. at the Reynolds-Love Funeral Home in Lexington.
Memorials are suggested to First United Methodist Church or Lexington Community Foundation.
Reynolds-Love Funeral Home in Lexington is in charge of arrangements. Please forward online condolences to the family through: reynoldslovefuneralhome.com.
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Rockmart Police said the threat of a student planning to bring a gun to Rockmart High School on Friday was "a big miscommunication," but many students still left school because they said they felt unsafe.
Junior Michael Smith was one of the students who left after hearing rumors of a student bringing a gun to campus.
"People came in and was saying that there was somebody coming to the school with guns, gonna shoot the place up," Smith said. "It was better to play it safe than be sorry about it, go to school and know that people are still out there."
But Keith Sorrells, Rockmart Police Chief, said he does not believe the threat was viable. He said rumors started after two students were talking about bullying, and one of the students said he thought about bringing a gun to school when he was bullied two years ago. Sorrells believes part of the conversation was shared by a student via text messaging and later spread on Facebook.
"When that text got out, it was shown to several people, it hit Facebook and it took on a life of its own," Sorrells said. "They had heard that there was going to be some problems at the school involving a gun."
Sorrells said police stopped the student accused of making the threat this morning for a minor traffic violation, got his permission to search his car and found no guns.
"He told us there's not any weapons in the truck, the only thing in there that I know of is an axe and that is for hunting," Sorrells said.
The student was not charged with anything and his name will not be released. Sorrells said he is grateful to students who alerted authorities about the potential threat.
"I'm thankful for those kids - they're my heroes," Sorrells said.
The following are mugshots of individuals arrested in May by local authorities in Northeast Tennessee.


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Raiders head coach Tom Cable declined to comment on his QB situation when PFW spoke with him at the Senior Bowl Jan. 27, but he was willing to discuss the team's decision to take play-calling duties away from him and give them to new offensive coordinator Hue Jackson, who was hired on Jan. 26. Cable seemed content with the move. He's familiar with Jackson, having served with him as an assistant at Cal State-Fullerton in 1990 and the University of California in '96.
"It's good for he and I, because we've been together before, and I think that's a big help for me," Cable told PFW. "So I'm excited for it."
Head coaches sometimes resist giving up play-calling duties, but Cable said he thinks the decision to turn that task over to Jackson will make the Raiders a better team.
"I think you always got to do what makes your team better, and this will allow me to be better at being a head coach and coaching the coaches and coaching the team," he said. "Our agreement, initially, between (managing general partner) Al (Davis) and I was for me to do that, and now as we've progressed into Year Two and (after) the progress we made last year, it's important that my focus kind of be on the whole thing rather than so wired into that segment of it."
The addition of Jackson, who previously served as the Ravens' QB coach, may not make much of an impact if he's unable to help QB JaMarcus Russell break through. Cable benched Russell around midseason last year, but it appears Davis is committed to him as the team's quarterback of the future. Regardless of who is under center, Cable said he doesn't expect the team's offensive scheme to change much.
"I think it would be good to hear some ideas and some fresh ideas from (Jackson) and see how it all fits," Cable said. "We're so young on that side of the ball, really the important thing is to continue the path we're on, in terms of terminology and how we operate, and try to add to it and make it better."
There were rumors that Cable would be fired after Oakland went 5-11 in 2009, but despite the Raiders' reluctance to confirm that a decision has been made on his status, he'll be the team's head coach next season.
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An El Mirage man has pleaded not guilty in the strangulation death of a 24-year-old woman whose body was found in an alley on Jan. 31.
Court officials said Jesus Octoviano Tober, 32, made his plea Wednesday morning to a charge of first-degree murder.
The victim was identified as Patricia Cota. A passerby saw Cota's body in an alley east of the 13800 block of North Luna Street in El Mirage just before 8 a.m.
When officers arrived, they said they saw the body in the middle of the alley. She was barefoot and because her feet appeared to be relatively clean and free of debris, authorities believe her body had been dumped there.
Officers had little to go on, and the victim could not initially be identified.
Police began to walk the neighborhood to see if they could find any people who knew her. An officer found Tober standing in front of his home. The rear of his home faces the alley and is about three lots north of where the body was found, according to a probable cause statement.
Tober told officers he had been in a romantic relationship with the victim since April 2013, according to the court document.
On Saturday, an El Mirage detective interviewed a woman who was friends with the victim and lives across the street from Tober's home.
She said she saw Tober and the victim arguing, according to court paperwork. The witness said Tober physically assaulted the woman, the court document stated.
Police investigators turned the body over to the Maricopa County medical examiner for an autopsy.
El Mirage detectives learned the identity of the victim Saturday and the investigation led to the arrest of Tober in the 13800 block of North Luna Street in El Mirage.
Police said the investigation is continuing.
His next court date is scheduled for April 7.
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The Clement Pappas company is the second-largest producer of store brand ready-to-drink fruit juices and drinks in the US and a major producers of cranberry juices, drinks and sauces. The company markets its products in the US and Canada under the Ruby Kist brand. It also makes the organic Grown Right store brand, as well as private-label and food service products. Customers include retail food and food service companies; mass merchandisers; and drug, discount, and dollar stores. Fruit is sourced from US growers, as well as overseas. The company was founded in 1942 by Clement Dimitri Pappas and is majority owned by Canada's Lassonde Industries.
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Clement Pappas is a subsidiary of Lassonde Industries, which acquired a 71% stake in the juice maker for $400 million in mid-2011. Clement Pappas offered a complementary assortment of products to Lassonde, which is also a family-owned juice maker. And while most of Lassonde's sales are generated in Canada, the company has added more US customers with Clement Pappas in its organization. The deal gave Lassonde Industries a 71% ownership stake and the Lassonde family a 10% share; the Pappas family retained the remainder, a minority stake of nearly 20%. Lassonde Industries also agreed to invest more than $105 million, while the Lassonde and Pappas families plan to inject some $40 million for investments.
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Based in Carneys Point, New Jersey, Clement Pappas maintains production facilities and distribution centers in Seabrook, New Jersey; Baltimore, Maryland; Mountain Home, North Carolina; Springdale, Arkansas; Carver, Massachusetts; and Ontario, California. It also runs a cranberry receiving station in Carver, Massachusetts.
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Clement Pappas generated C$417.1 million ($394.4) in sales in 2012, up significantly from C$178.6 million in sales at the time it was purchased by Lassonde. Its operating profit was C$34.4 million ($32.5) in 2012.
Despite slowing sales in all food sectors during the US economic downturn and stale growth in the organic food arena, Clement Pappas -- with its private-label organic products -- did not see a drop in its sales. In fact, according to the company, sales for its private-label organic juices continues to grow. Clement Pappas continues to operate five plants in Arkansas, California, Maryland, New Jersey, and North Carolina; it also runs a cranberry receiving center in Massachusetts.
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I like this idea, but I think it would just encourage teens to switch to marijuana, salvia, prescription meds, inhalants, etc.
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Well, you can get urine analysis tests for all said drugs. I know people who have tested their kids for weed and alcohol regularly. What does everyone think about that?
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I personally think it so sad that it has come to this point. But I do understand that it needs to be done. These kids are a menace to themselves...how did the previous generations deal with their drug and alcohol abuse? I guess some things never change....Let's get these kids focused on how to get them involved to do good in our community and beyond.


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The Green-Tao primes theorem "The primes contain arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions" Ann Math 2008, is certainly a tour de force and extremely technical.
The authors point out that they have taken precautions to not use Axiom of Choice. Choice is mentioned several times in the paper, eg p.485:
In particular we shall always remain in the finitary setting of ZN , in contrast to the standard ergodic theory framework in which one takes weak limits (invoking the axiom of choice) to pass to an infinite measure-preserving system.
In the original ergodic theory arguments of Furstenberg this algorithm was not guaranteed to terminate, and indeed one required the axiom of choice (in the guise of Zorn's lemma) in order to conclude the structure theorem. However, in our setting we can terminate in a bounded number of steps...
In terms of constructive vs classical mathematics however AC is only one of the forbidden axioms. Another is excluded middle. But I can't follow the paper to understand whether results that invoke excluded middle are used.
Kolmogorov, in "On the tertium non datur principle" writes "a proposition is pseudo-true if its double negation is true".
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My opinion about this masterpiece is definitely biased, because I was there, in the audience, listening to what became one of the greatest metal live albums ever. Everytime I listen to this album, I get transported back in time to a place that only loud metal, air raid siren, great solos, etc matters, and that is what you get here. This is an awesome live album from the best metal singer in history, who sings for the best metal band in history, so it's A MUST.
Some reviewers complained about the sound, but I think it's perfect. Others mentioned the loud audience participation, but I am certain it was actually tuned down during the mixing. And if the crowd was loud during Bruce's solo material, it was definitely louder when he played Two Minutes, Powerslave and other Maiden classics. A pity Bruce opted to leave the Maiden stuff out, but we have to respect his decision of not living over the his past (and present now) there.
About the album in detail, Bruce is in great shape, jumping, screaming, talking to the audience. Adrian is a guitar god, he is responsible for most of Maiden's classics. Roy Z is also a great axeman (let's replace Janick with him in Maiden also) and the rest of the band is quite good.
Trumpets is a perfect start, kicking a** opener with a marvelous riff and you can listen the crowd when Bruce enters the stage. King In Crimson is a heavy, doomy song, perfect for the Scream for Me trademark. From them on, it's like fighting against a boxing champion, one blow after another. Chemical Wedding (crowd goes wild), Gates of Urizen, Killing Floor (Sataaaan, has left his Killing Floor), the Book of Thel (I love so much this one, with all its variations), Tears of The Dragon (audience singing every word), Laughing in the Hiding Bush (crowd goes wild again), Accident Of Birth (Journey back to the dark side, back into the womb, back to where the spirits…), The Tower (audience sings to Bruce), Darkside of Aquarius (a song that fits in any Maiden setlist) and Road to Hell (a heavenly way to end this masterpiece).
In short, this album rocks and is a must for any metal fan. And, if you like the Brazilian fans participation, also check Maiden's Rock In Rio, Rush's Rush In Rio, Edguy's upcoming DVD or the live albums from Angra and Shaman.


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Indianapolis — Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson is telling voters to disregard letters claiming they are being included in a "voting record audit."
Lawson said Tuesday her office had received complaints that a group called Americans for Limited Government was sending letters to voters listing their voting history and their neighbors' voting history.
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Niners' secondary could be worth worrying about
With both of the Niners' starting cornerbacks conspicuous by their absences so far this offseason and rookie Taylor Mays a nonfactor thus far, team insiders believe the current state of the secondary is cause for real concern.
Santa Clara voters approve Niners stadium bid
A new home for the 49ers moved a step closer to reality after the approval Tuesday of Measure J, the team's plan to build a $937 million stadium in Santa Clara.
Bruce to retire a Ram after trade
Isaac Bruce, who spent the majority of his career in St. Louis, will retire as a Ram after being obtained in a trade with the Niners Monday afternoon.
Baalke, York take on more power for Niners
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Niners sign rookie WR-RS Williams
The 49ers announced late Thursday afternoon that they have signed sixth-round draft choice WR-RS Kyle Williams to a four-year contract.
Niners promote Baalke to VP of player personnel
Apparently more than satisfied with the job he has done since the surprising exit of GM Scot McCloughan, the 49ers announced today that Trent Baalke has been promoted to the position of vice president of player personnel.
Niners sign rookie CB Adams
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We hear newly acquired Ted Ginn Jr., who was much more effective as a return specialist with the Dolphins than he was as a receiver, will be given every opportunity to return both kickoffs and punts with his new team.
San Francisco's district attorney won't file criminal charges against Crabtree after reviewing evidence of an alleged sexual assault in a hotel after the team's playoff victory over the Green Bay Packers.||||||| After examining a "thorough investigation" submitted by police, District Attorney George Gascon said Friday his office determined that no charges would be filed "at this time." Crabtree's attorney, Joshua Bentley, didn't immediately return a call seeking comment, and the team has referred all questions about the matter to him.
Crabtree is starting in the NFC championship game against the Atlanta Falcons after he was interviewed in connection with an alleged sexual assault.||||||| The alleged assault occurred in a San Francisco hotel room last Sunday.
Crabtree has voluntarily met with police in their investigation into an alleged sexual assault in a hotel after the team's playoff victory over the Green Bay Packers last weekend, his attorney said Saturday.||||||| The statement comes after police said they were investigating a sexual assault allegation involving Crabtree in a San Francisco hotel early Sunday. Crabtree hasn't been detained or arrested, and has agreed to be available for more questions in the future, police said. The 49ers said Crabtree made the trip to Atlanta. The team referred all other questions about the matter to Crabtree's attorney.
Crabtree caught touchdown passes of 49 and 7 yards and finished with a career-high 172 yards on eight receptions, leading the 49ers to another rout of Arizona after a slow start.||||||| Crabtree's outstanding outing was the best by a 49ers receiver since Terrell Owens' 166-yard performance on Nov. 25, 2002, against Philadelphia.
Crabtree had 107 yards and two touchdowns, including the go-ahead score with 6:25 to go, as the San Francisco 49ers earned a playoff berth by withstanding a 28-point comeback from New England and beating the Patriots 41-34 on Sunday night.||||||| Crabtree has 301 of his 868 yards over the last three games. The fourth-year receiver is seven yards shy of topping his career-high total from 2011, and has a personal-best 73 receptions and seven TDs.


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31 years after Stefanie Sue Watson's dismembered remains were found in Laurel, Prince George's County police say they have closed the case with an arrest.
Investigators say DNA evidence found inside her abandoned car was recently tested and linked to a 69-year-old Maryland man now serving time for rape.
Investigators who have worked the case say the name of John Ernest Walsh never came up. He was never a suspect and investigators believe the victim and the accused were strangers.
But according to cold case detectives, Walsh's DNA was found inside the victim's car found abandoned in a parking lot four days after she disappeared.
On July 22, 1982, 27-year-old Stefanie Watson got into her 1981 Chevy Chevette and headed for Laurel-Beltsville Hospital where she worked as a receptionist.
But Watson never arrived and the next day, a cousin filed a missing persons report.
"Her last sighting was when she went to a bank in Laurel. People from work saw her there," said Cold Case Detective Sergeant Richard Fulginiti.
A little over a month after Watson's blood-soaked car was found in a Laurel parking lot, a witness says he saw a man pull into the end of Larchdale Road where he got out wearing a yellow dish glove on one of his hands. As the witness watched, the man discarded something in the woods next to a swimming pool.
Thinking it was all too suspicious, the witness called police who found the dismembered remains of the missing woman.
But more than 30 years would go by before cold case detectives could pin the crime on Walsh.
"Evidence was initially sent to the FBI laboratory," said Sergeant Fulginiti. "At that time, the only tests that were done and could be done at that time were blood matching, and we knew at that time there were several different blood types. As DNA testing has progressed through the years, they have gotten more sensitive and we were able to conduct a positive test in this year of 2013."
But the back story on Walsh is also unusual. Police say he was sentenced to serve more than 70 years in prison for a 1969 rape, but only served a small fraction of it.
"When he was originally convicted, he went to Patuxent Institution in Jessup," said Fulginiti, "At that time, Patuxent Institution did not fall under the category of the Department of Corrections. After eight years of incarceration on a 72-year sentence, he was given work release. Two years after that in 1980, he was paroled."
Fulginiti says Walsh violated his parole and went back to prison in 1989 where he has been ever since.
Prince George's County police say Walsh's DNA was collected by the state in 2000 and entered into the state's DNA databank.
The motive for the crime has never been established.
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"I Want to Travel, but He Wants Kids"
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Lani, 33, school administrator
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Married: 3 years
Kids: none
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Lani gave up her adventurous lifestyle to marry Dave, who prefers to stick to what's familiar. She agreed to start a family and even got excited about it. But fertility treatments aren't working and now their relationship is in crisis.
Lani: When I first met Dave he seemed totally not my type. I'd spent my 20s doing international development work in Asia and Africa and he hated to travel. I'd always dated tall, outdoorsy guys, and he was short and indoorsy. He wanted kids. To me they weren't a priority. But he was the nicest, most stable guy I'd ever met and that seemed more important than anything else.
Right after we got married he talked me into having a baby. We couldn't conceive naturally, so I had six rounds of fertility treatments with hormone shots and artificial insemination. The last dose of hormones almost killed me -- my ovary ruptured and I had to have emergency surgery. Now I don't know if I want to try again. In fact, I'm questioning everything -- including whether Dave and I should stay together. Since the treatments started we've been arguing a lot. Lately I can't help thinking this quest to have a kid is just about the only thing we have in common. What if it doesn't happen? And even if it does, is parenthood enough to hang a marriage on? I don't think so.
Dave: It's true that Lani and I are very different. She's a free spirit and I'm more conservative. But I've always thought of it as a matter of opposites attracting. And it's not fair to say I talked her into having a baby. We discussed the idea for months and once she was on board she got really excited about it. We also talked about adoption if we didn't conceive with the treatments, but now she seems dead-set against that idea.
Lani: Adoption wouldn't solve any of the problems I'm talking about. And it opens up a whole new set of complications that I don't feel we're ready to cope with right now.
Dave: Honestly, I think it's the stress of this whole process that's making her freak out, along with the hormones she's been taking. We used to have so much fun just doing ordinary stuff together -- going shopping, hanging around the house. Now we can't say two words to each other without getting into a fight.
Lani: For the sake of this relationship I agreed to a whole bunch of things that were never in my life plan. Before Dave and I met I survived cervical cancer. I've had other health troubles, too -- asthma, endocrine issues. I didn't think I'd be around forever, so I wanted to live as fully as I could. That's why traveling meant so much to me. When we got together I gave that up. We bought a house with extra bedrooms in a kid-friendly neighborhood and took out a big loan to remodel it. I found a desk job, 9 to 6, to help pay the mortgage. It's true that the fertility treatments made me moody but that's partly because they put us even deeper in debt. I feel like I've sacrificed a lifestyle I loved and chained myself to one that doesn't fit.
Dave: Lani agreed to all those changes -- I don't know why she's suddenly blaming me. And she told me she didn't mind cutting back on the globe-trotting. What she wanted more than anything was to build a life together. That's what I thought we were doing!
Lani: Dave hates to travel so much that he won't even go away with me for the weekend. And we disagree about all kinds of other basic stuff, too. I love to have a houseful of friends and relatives, but Dave prefers it quiet. I'm a long-range planner but Dave doesn't like to be pinned down to a schedule. I'm very emotional but Dave plays things close to the vest. It's so hard for me to watch friends have babies -- it makes me feel like a failure. But Dave doesn't want to hear about things like that, and he won't tell me how he's feeling. He just goes to work, comes home, and turns on the ball game.
Dave: I feel things deeply, too, but I don't show it the same way. I tend to compartmentalize, which is how I keep going when times are hard. And Lani's way of expressing her emotions isn't exactly easy to deal with. If I act too worried about her health problems, she yells at me for making her feel like an invalid. If I act too casual, she says I don't care about what she's going through. One day she tells me she's given up on starting a family, the next day she says maybe we should try again -- and the day after that, she's talking about divorce. My role is to be the steady one, the problem solver, while she gets to blow off as much steam as she wants.
Lani: I wish Dave would blow off some steam! Instead he just pours everything into his job. He's always the first one at the office and the last one to leave. Sixty-hour workweeks are a great way to avoid dealing with what's going on at home. Yes, he's there for me to lean on -- when he's around. He says he's the steady one? After he convinced me to move in with him he wouldn't commit to actually marrying me for two years. The guy is kind, sweet and considerate, but he's terrified of taking chances. That's why he won't travel, and that's why he won't talk to me about the things that really matter -- like what's happening with us.
Dave: I admit I'm a cautious person. But I eventually did decide to take a chance on Lani, because I loved her. I still do. And I took a chance on having a baby with her, even though I knew it was a long shot with her medical history. I think she'd be a fantastic mother but if it doesn't work out, it doesn't work out. I can be happy without kids. What makes me miserable is knowing Lani feels stuck with me -- and feeling like every argument we have could be our last.


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Friends still stunned by rage of 'gentle giant' convicted of murdering wife in Dumont
Shortly after Peter Shanley murdered his wife, Debra, he left a voicemail message for his two grown sons.
The brief recording, played for a packed courtroom during Shanley's recent trial, explains nothing and yet everything about a case that horrified the small community of Dumont, where both spouses were prominent and almost universally liked.
"Hey Jason and Devin," Shanley begins, his voice chillingly unburdened. "I'm sorry for what I had to do."
Shanley, now 60, explained that their mother, a 54-year-old teacher and school committee member who had recently joined a motorcycle club, had been out all day and all night. "You know," he said, "how she's been doing every night." He reminded his sons that he loved them. He signed off with a lilt in his voice. "OK," he said, "bye-bye."
The recording provides no hint of the brutal truth that as Shanley made the phone call, Debra's body still lay where her husband had left it, in a bloody heap behind a closed bedroom door. He had bludgeoned her at least eight times with a wooden and metal club. Then, surprised that she wasn't dead, he walked into another room and fetched a foot-long filleting knife from his fishing supplies. Back in the bedroom, Shanley later explained to police, he slashed her 25 times and finally slit her throat.
Three years passed between that April night and Shanley's murder conviction in January, but it hasn't been nearly long enough for those who knew the couple to reconcile the scene with the man they knew.
The Peter Shanley who was the go-to guy at the borough's Department of Public Works for 35 years. The Peter Shanley who made a habit of clearing snow from his neighbors' driveways as a gesture of goodwill. The Peter Shanley, as his defense attorney Brian Neary described him, who was "a gentle giant" — a man whose meaty neck, nimbus of white hair and handlebar moustache gave him the air of a 6-foot-4-inch Wilford Brimley.
"To me he was a good husband," said Robert McQuade, a former Dumont councilman and close friend of the Shanley family. "He was a great father. He enjoyed the outdoors. He loved walking his dog. Everything was happy."
In court, Shanley argued that he was unable to handle increasing signs that his wife was moving on with her life — and away from him. So, in a fit of passion, he simply snapped. Some of the couples' friends said that seemed plausible. A handful, especially those who were closer to Debra, said they had suspected Shanley had a darker side, one that surfaced two weeks before the murder, when he took an electric saw to her new motorcycle.
But none of them saw what was coming.
Almost everyone who agreed to speak about the couple for this article voiced some version of this thought expressed by McQuade: "You think you know people, but you really don't."
No outward signs
Domestic murders happen so often that they are almost commonplace. Nearly 10 percent of the country's murder victims in 2010 were the wives or girlfriends of their assailants, according to FBI statistics. Men who kill their women are a common trope in popular music, their perspectives are adopted in songs by Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson and Neil Young, to name a few.
During Shanley's trial, a Lyndhurst man was convicted in a courtroom upstairs of murdering another man in an argument over a girlfriend. The day Shanley was convicted, the bodies of an Englewood woman and her 5-year-old daughter were discovered in their apartment — the alleged victims of what police described as her boyfriend's rage.
Often, friends and family members can point to the terrible path the relationship had taken: abuse, possessiveness, co-dependency. That wasn't the case with the Shanleys, a middle-class couple whose devotion to their two grown boys had defined their social lives for decades. Those who knew them saw a couple preparing for a new phase of their life together — weeks before the murder, the Shanleys ordered a $30,000 RV they planned to use to tour the country in their later years. Debra was dead before the delivery date.
Their sons could not be reached for this article. But in their public appearances since the murder, they have seemed to be struggling to process their family's demise. Jason, the older, yelled, "I love you! I love you, Dad," when his father, in shackles, was arraigned in 2010. Devin, the younger son, testified for the prosecution.
The couple had lived together since they met, when Debra was 19 and Peter four years older. They married a year later. Back then, Peter made use of his large stature and proficiency in martial arts to land jobs guarding the door at clubs in New York a few nights a week. He was a biker, and Debra would ride with him on the back of his motorcycle, friends said.
But the couple quickly settled down. Peter stopped riding motorcycles. Instead, after their two sons were born, the couple became active in town.
Debra, who often went by Debbie, followed the path of a consummate volunteer, becoming class mother, a PTA officer, a Cub Scout leader and, in 1995, a school board member, a post she would hold until her death.
Peter, meanwhile, was such a passionate booster of the recreation league roller hockey team that the borough named its annual trophy in his honor, calling it the Shanley Cup.
Debra's sister, Carol Simkins, who was 12 when her sister met Peter, said she always suspected something was off. Peter insulted Debra in front of other people, Carol said. "He liked to put people down," she said.
But their friends said they never saw that side of Peter, nor any other signs of strife in the relationship. Debra wouldn't put up with such things.
"She was never a victim," said Sandy Fernandez, a close friend and fellow school board member. "She wouldn't allow herself to be a victim."
Debra was known as a tough negotiator on the school board, once calling the mayor to task in front of an audience of 300 for attempting to cut the school budget in a year she wanted it raised by 12 percent. But her stridency was tempered with an infectious belly laugh and the strength to renounce a position and offer a personal apology when she realized she was wrong, Fernandez said.
In private, her friends said, she was in charge of all the day-to-day details of running the house.
"She could lose her temper," McQuade said. "She was a very tough cookie. Peter knew that. He knew that, if he was going to get in trouble, he would walk the other way. He didn't want to start."
But the couple had fun together. They shared a love for their weekend home on Lake Wallenpaupack in the Poconos, where they often vacationed with friends. Peter would fish for bass, pickerel, pike or catfish, and Debra would always drive the pontoon.
"She was like the captain," McQuade said. "He would sit back and let her do it. She enjoyed being out on the big lake. She would cruise around. They had a ball. That was her thing."
In retrospect, friends said the relationship seemed to suffer an abrupt unraveling, starting with Debra's decision to pursue what she told her friends was a lifelong dream.
Debra Shanley stuck out from the moment she first appeared at Bergen County Harley-Davidson in late February or early March 2010. With her feathered bangs and wire-rimmed, schoolmarm glasses, she was not a typical customer.
The 25,000-square-foot building, on the border of Saddle Brook and Rochelle Park, offered a suburban version of motorcycle culture, with wine and cheese parties and weekend chili cook-offs.
"She was so into it and so new to it, she was like a kid in a candy store," said Elizabeth DiGennaro, the store's general manager.
She asked questions of all the employees and bought motorcycle paraphernalia every time she came in, starting with a T-shirt on her first visit, DiGennaro said. Finally, in March, she came to the store with Peter, put down a deposit on a $20,000 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy motorcycle, an imposing model that Debra liked because it rides low enough for a woman of her size to handle it — Debra was 5'4. It still took her a while to master the clutch.
Debra was suddenly a fixture at the store's social functions, only once with Peter in tow. Debra seemed to be bubbling over with excitement. Peter was quiet, staff and club members said, hard to get to know. He seemed almost dejected.
"While she would go up and talk to anyone, he just kind of stood there," DiGennaro said.
Some of the details of what was going on between the couple emerged during Peter's trial. Debra had told Peter she was experiencing a midlife crisis, he told investigators. She told him she hadn't loved him for a year. Peter suspected she was having an affair, but he didn't know with whom. Prosecutors later confirmed she had met another man, who was involved with the Harley-Davidson club, through an Internet site for married couples seeking dates.
Infuriated by her tendency to come home and immerse herself in her computer every night, exchanging messages with her new friends, Peter ran the machine through the sterilize cycle of the family dishwasher.
The couple's unhappiness became obvious to their friends at the end of March, when Debra called three male friends from the motorcycle club. Peter had damaged her new bike, she explained. She needed help.
Debra's friends were appalled at the damage. Peter had sawed off the handlebars with a reciprocating saw, slashed the leather seat and the tires.
"If you saw the way that bike was destroyed, it took a lot of time," said Carolyn Marosy, who sold Debra the bike.
Marosy and several other friends urged Debra to leave the relationship. "I knew he had gone someplace that was not good," said Simkins, Debra's sister. "He had a very inflated ego. He couldn't show his face around town if his wife had split up with him."
But Debra wasn't worried. She got an apartment and told people she was moving out. Later, she said Peter would be the one to move, but regardless of who moved — it was over.
"She seemed like she had it under control," Marosy said. "She didn't seem scared. I felt like I was more scared for her than she was for herself."
Final confrontation
Some evolutionary psychologists say that some men who murder their wives are driven by a primal sense of competition. The urge to kill is sparked by the discovery of a wife's affair or the realization that the relationship has ended. Such murders aren't necessarily precipitated by domestic violence, and the murderer might never appear capable of such an act, even to his closest friends.
The American judicial system has more lenient sentencing guidelines for certain types of domestic killings, so-called crimes of passion, where the murderer was provoked in the moment of the killing. Catching a spouse in the act of adultery can be adequate provocation, according to the law.
At Peter's trial, there was never any question of what he did — he was caught in his house by two police officers with whom he was on a first-name basis, shortly after he called his sons. He was bleeding from his neck, a self-inflicted wound and he had a broken ankle, from tripping over the family labradoodle sometime that morning. He confessed to the killing later that day.
Instead, the arguments centered around his state of mind. Prosecutors said it was pre-meditated, and that Peter was cold and collected the entire time.
Neary, Peter's defense attorney, depicted the rupture in the relationship as a sudden shock to Peter. In this version of the story, Debra rejected both her family and her community. After Debra's bike was cut up by Peter, Neary said, she and her friends caused further damage that was intended to increase the insurance payout. Peter Shanley, Neary argued, was driven over the edge during an argument over a missed dinner, when she threw a lamp at him.
Debra's friends didn't buy it.
"What he did could not be described as gentle, at least not in my world," Fernandez said.
To them, there was a rupture between the Peter they knew and the Peter that surfaced the night he killed his wife.
That night, a Saturday, Debra canceled plans to meet Peter for a dinner at home — he told a neighbor he grilled some steaks and opened a bottle of red wine. It was their anniversary, he told investigators. But Debra decided to cap a morning motorcycle ride with a dinner at a lively Mexican restaurant in Paterson with her three male friends from the club. She came home at 11:30 to her husband, who had been waiting for her by the television. He snapped while she was changing into her pajamas. She was telling Peter what a good time she had that night, he told investigators.
Peter Shanley, incarcerated at the Bergen County Jail, is scheduled to be sentenced in March. He plans to appeal.
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Background: Monoclonal adrenal cortical lesions have been characterized by an inverse correlation between proliferation and apoptosis, while polyclonal lesions reveal a direct correlation. Their relationship with the vascular pattern remains unknown in nodular hyperplasias (ACNH), adenomas (ACA), and carcinomas (ACC) of the adrenal cortex.
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Who brings you the biggest, bounciest boobies in all the world? French director David Perry, thats who. The veteran stud has been wowing tit lovers with his premiere series of all-natural mega-jugs, and Big & Real 3 continues the tradition, showcasing stunning sluts with huge, god-given bazooms in hard-core action. First, adorable, dark-haired Shione Cooper is a scrumptious bonbon with an amazingly stacked figure. The big-assed babe wraps her plush fun bags around the directors stiff cock and takes a vigorous pussy pounding while her unrestrained tits bounce in all directions. After a steamy ride on the soft young lady, David splatters her chest with jism. Next, curvy brunette Sirale treats partner Michael to a sensuous suck and fuck which leaves her massive melons smeared with gooey cum. Thick, mature Laura Orsolya is a dirty-minded BBW who practically smothers David with her giant boobage. Gorgeous, 18-year-old Naomi shows off her fine titties to Ian Scott. He manhandles her globes while passionately fucking her slender frame, then glazes Naomis cans with a load of splooge. Last up, top-heavy Alexandra Diamond presents her incredible pair of world-class knockers. After spreading whipped cream all over her cleavage and pretty pussy, she takes care of her boyfriend via an intimate titty-fuck and expert blow job. This series is a boob mans delight. Remember: If youre looking for enormous tits, Big & Real 3 is the natural choice!