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Nearly a year ago I posted an informal poll here at the Almanack in order to measure which issues facing the Adirondack Park were considered most important to readers. At the time my purpose was to prove my suspicion that human diversity, the issue I considered most critical to the future of the region, was not on the collective radar. The poll results supported my contention and started a conversation that has grown into multiple initiatives. I couldn't be happier about that. But now I want to return to the poll for a different purpose.
What Would an Adirondack National Park Look Like?
An interesting discussion developed this week in the comment sections of several Almanack articles related to the APA's review of the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan (SLMP). The discussion was spurred by DEC Forest Ranger Scott van Laer. His contribution: why not consider an Adirondack National Park? So I thought I'd have a little fun and explore what one might look like.
Those who know their history or have read Bill Ingersoll's two-part series covering the history that led to the SLMP know that this is not a new idea. In 1967 Laurance Rockefeller proposed that a National Park be established » Continue Reading.
Commentary: Make Ecology Cornerstone Of State Land Plan
The Adirondack Park Agency has announced that it is opening the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan for review. This is momentous news. Together with the Land Use and Development Plan which governs development on private land in the Park, the State Land Master Plan (SLMP) is one of two fundamental documents used to carry out the will of the people, as expressed in Article XIV of the NYS Constitution, that the Adirondack Forest Preserve should be "forever kept as wild forest lands".
My interest in revising the SLMP is to strengthen its focus on ecological integrity over more traditional notions of open space. The SLMP, to its credit, already emphasizes science and ecology. But it » Continue Reading.
A Lecture on Wilderness by William Cronon
This week I attended the Third Annual Jordahl Lecture, established by the Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies in Madison, Wisconsin.
This year's lecture, intended to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the signing of the Wilderness Act, was given by renowned environmental historian William Cronon. As we ponder revisions to both New York State's Open Space Conservation Plan and the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan (SLMP), Cronon's presentation provides an interesting and useful historical perspective.
Lost Brook Dispatches: The Western Ridge
One of the things I value most about Adirondack wilderness is how evocative it is in its intimate spaces. Where other wilderness areas might be most affecting in their scenery, their grand vistas or their iconic imagery, the Adirondack forest itself, in its dense, primeval nature, generates equally strong emotions. The vast and trackless stretches of uneven terrain and close-held woods, unremarkable by any common standards of majesty or wonder, possess as much power as any wild place I've ever visited. To venture into the Forest Preserve is to experience an unmistakable immersion that activates ancient echoes of the primitive selves we all harbor, institutional memories lodged deep in our genetic code.
Of all the sensations » Continue Reading.
What's The Most Difficult Bushwhack in the Adirondacks?
It was a perfect fall day here in Madison last Monday, the kind of luminous afternoon where it seems nothing can possibly go wrong. I was at the park with my loyal dog Henderson, whose raison d'etre is to chase and catch flying discs (Frisbees, for those of you as old as me). There we were, surrounded by blazing fall colors and muted green grass, warmed by an Indian summer sun and refreshed by a delightful breeze. All was bucolic even as I, in a moment of excess enthusiasm, overthrew the disc, launching it into what seemed like the jet stream. It soared skyward, caught the prevailing westerlies and proceeded well down » Continue Reading.
Voices From The Diversity Symposium
It has been nearly a year since I began a series of columns on diversity in the Adirondacks. Much has happened since then, most notably a challenging, motivating and well-received symposium held in August, "Toward a More Diverse Adirondacks."
The symposium was a good start to addressing the important challenges in making the Adirondack Park more welcoming and inclusive, thereby increasing the Park's role in the betterment of the lives of all New Yorkers and giving it a richer, more robustly supported future. But if a good day of conversation was all we accomplished it would amount to very little. So a number of initiatives are underway to the further the work. It is our sincere » Continue Reading.
Pete Nelson: An Updated Adirondack Promotional Quiz
Since I posted my little prototype promotional quiz on Saturday I have gotten a lot of great input, some on-line, some off-line. The reaction tells me that people are interested in this, so I have incorporated the various suggestions I received into a new version.
Here it is: Adirondack Promotional Quiz Version Two
Lost Brook Dispatches: A Promotional Adirondack Quiz
Last time Amy and I were at Lost Brook Tract we were talking about how to promote the Adirondack Region to people who know little or nothing about it. The default approach for decades has been to promote it as something like Vermont, the Berkshires or the Poconos: cozy resorts, Adirondack chairs, pretty scenery, shopping, tourist sites and an overriding rustic chic. That's all well and good, but in a time when more and more people crave mountains and wild places, when camping and hiking are the leading recreational pursuits, I have wondered why we don't try to promote the Adirondacks in a different way.
Commentary: Adirondack Electric Cars Future
In my final column on Electric Cars in the Adirondacks I'd like to pose two questions. Is driving an electric car in the park actually beneficial to the environment? If so, how can the Adirondack region evolve to better support electric cars?
As seems true with any subject these days, there is plenty of criticism of electric cars, with many making the argument that their supposed environmental benefits are non-existent or negligible at best. With a park that is and ought to be a standard-bearer for environmental health, yet which faces devastating consequences from climate change, this becomes an important question. We need to put our efforts where they'll do proven good. So are the critics » Continue Reading.
Review: Driving an Electric Car in the Adirondacks
Last week I discussed the general concept of electric cars in the Adirondacks and the possible types of electric car one might choose. I suggested that a pure electric car – that is, one with no gas engine backup – would not yet be practical in the park because the odds that one would use up their range and be potentially stranded are too high. But an electric car with gas backup is completely workable – and considerably better in terms of fossil fuel use than a hybrid.
This week I'd like to report on our experience driving a Chevy Volt in the Adirondacks. The Volt is an electric car with a gas engine that acts » Continue Reading.
September 11th: A Day Of Remembrance, Pride
As Americans pause today to mark the terrible events of 2001, it would be fitting to also mark a bicentennial of which few Americans are aware, but of which the North Country should be justly proud: the 1814 Battle of Plattsburgh.
These two momentous days, from across a span of nearly two centuries, share an importance that will forever be marked by historians.
Both are absolutely critical to the shape of the America we live in today. Both are fulcra, balancing a more innocent and vulnerable America of the past with a changed nation that confronted a vastly different future world.
Commentary: Electric Cars in the Adirondacks
Our most recent time in the Adirondacks had an interesting dimension for Amy and me. In early August, right at the height of our busy performing season – during which we are almost constantly on the road – our beloved Subaru WRX blew its engine. Thrillingly for us it was just out of warranty, guaranteeing that the curve to fix it, both in time and money, would be a long and brutal one. Having an immediate need to hit the highway for several weeks straight, we were faced with three choices: rent (ouch), buy a used car and hope for the best, or buy a new car.
The only sure option was the last one and » Continue Reading.
Lost Brook Dispatches: Giants in the Mist
Last week we spent a few precious days at Lost Brook Tract. It was a cool, overcast stretch of weather that reminded me of the Adirondacks of my youth, when impending fall could at any time push and urge its way into lazy August days, into the fading summer.
During nearly all of the time we were on our land the cloud ceiling remained low and Keene Valley enjoyed gray days and rain. But at our lean- to at 3,300 feet we were immersed in the clouds themselves, the daylight hours gloaming, exalting the primeval feel of the forest.
We are accommodated to – though ever awed by – our cathedral » Continue Reading.
Commentary: Toward a More Diverse Adirondacks
Several months ago I wrote a series of columns on socioeconomic and racial diversity and the Adirondacks. The reception to these columns was even stronger than I expected. Much of it was thoughtful. Some of it was controversial. Some of it was ugly. But in total the columns and the reaction validated my point that for most people diversity in the Adirondacks is an under-the-radar issue even though it is arguably the most important issue facing the future of the park.
Since then the conversation has grown and led to action. Many stakeholders in the park recognize that human diversity – my new descriptor, for indeed » Continue Reading.
NYCO Commentary: How Much Wollastonite Is There?
Last week, as a part of a larger effort to document the aftermath of Proposition 5 – the so-called NYCO Amendment – I wrote a column comparing claims made about NYCO in support of the amendment to the factual record.
I listed the following five claims we've heard repeatedly (remember, not all claims are NYCO's responsibility; some claims were made by others):
Claim One: NYCO is a local company headquartered in Willsboro. It has been there for more than fifty years and employs about a hundred people.
Pete Nelson: Who is NYCO?
A month ago I wrote a column advocating that we create and maintain a regional memory of the NYCO amendment process and all that comes from it. My argument is that by doing so we will be better able to prevail in future battles against amendments that propose to take from the Forest Preserve for private gain. At the end of that column I said my starting point would be to ask who NYCO really is, in contrast to the picture of NYCO given by its own claims, by pro-amendment advocates and by popular assumption.
At the moment we need no assistance recalling the amendment controversy since NYCO is once again all over the regional news. » Continue Reading.
A Great American Wilderness: Two Tragic Anniversaries
I have noticed some opinions floating through the media lately calling into question the extent to which the Adirondacks really qualify as a wilderness.
As I write this, on July 10th, a sad and sobering anniversary has arrived. Then in September we will mark the seventieth anniversary of another tragedy, one of many plane crashes that have occurred in the park, this one remarkable for the longevity of its mystery. Both anniversaries remind me just how formidable a wilderness the Adirondack region really is.
Commentary: A Utility Land Bank Amendment
We just went through an election season that featured not one, but two Adirondack-related amendments to the New York State Constitution. One was complicated and one controversial. Both were the subject of intense local debate and media coverage. The controversial one is still in the news.
The Adirondack region could be forgiven for having a little amendment fatigue. Yet I think we ought to do it again and as soon as possible. So do a number of people who have been working hard to do just that: to give us another proposed amendment to ponder. What could they possibly be thinking? Allow me to explain.
Trail Etiquette, Revisited: Lessons from Chile
Last week's column on trail etiquette provoked quite a range of reactions. Setting aside the number of you who decided from the column's sarcasm that you knew me well enough not to ever want to meet me on the trail (a remarkable feat of judgmental sleuthing, that there is), there were quite a variety of strong opinions registered. I must say this intensity caught me by surprise. Coupled with the heated exchanges about dogs on the trail from previous columns, I sensed a pattern.
What struck me is that for some reason trail etiquette clearly intersects with questions of humanity, culture » Continue Reading.


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A few years ago this book was passed to me by a friend who said it was the best book he'd ever read. And so it turned out to be my absolute favourite book of all time too. I've owned about 4 different copies now because I keep giving them away to people who then go on to claim this is also the best book they've ever read!
After speaking in length to someone who once did a Papillion "tour" in the 1980s of all the hotspots in the book, and who spoke to locals that knew Henri Charriere back in that time, the verdict on the book's authenticity seems to be thus: All of the events in Papillion DID happen... BUT... They didn't all necessarily happen to Henri himself. It appears the scenes are an amalgamation of experiences that not only happened to him but to some of the other prisoners he knew during all those years of incarceration. So your reading enjoyment need not be totally spoiled by questioning whether the content is bogus. Just bare in mind Henri may have claimed other people's hardships as his own in order to write this most engaging adventure!
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Nanneella resident John Wallis was puzzled when he found this unusual insect in his house.
''It's like a cross between a wasp and a dragonfly,'' he said.
''I've never seen anything like it.''
He took it to the Rochester Veterinary Clinic where staff were just as puzzled.
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Strategic web designer/developer with five years of experience who is constantly looking for ways to improve user experience and usability.
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Barnes & Noble(Link)
This is a personal project to learn more about user experience by re-organizing and re-designing the Barnes and Noble (B&N) website. Project detail: http://jansimmala.com/UXDesign/BarnesAndNoble.
AOC Design & Website(Link)
Designed the department's logo, redesigned their two brochures, redesigned and developed the website while maintained consistency throughout all visual presentations. Project detail: jansimmala.com/Work/Projects?project=AOC
Wacker Neuson - Dealer Incentives(Link)
Web developer for Flipeleven Creative: Developed (both individually and in teams) and contributed design to create the Wacker Neuson's microsite. Project detail: http://jansimmala.com/Work/Projects?project=WN
Web Designer/Developer
Contract Web Developer
Flipeleven Creative
• Increasing productivity by quickly learning different web development tools and languages in order to build different types of website for the agency's clients: flipeleven.com.
• Improving agile web development with limited design directions by communicating with designers, developers, project managers and clients to prioritize features and create reuseable elements.
• Ensuring quality of websites and email templates by performing quality assurance, such as making sure that the functionalities work across all browsers and that emails are displayed correctly for all email clients (for all screen sizes as well: desktop, tablets, mobiles).
House Manager
UW-Milwaukee: Peck School of the Arts
• Communicated with the events' directors/stage managers in an ongoing manner to create smooth opening, transitioning and closing of the shows.
• Worked in teams and independently to prepare spaces for upcoming/shows.
• Trained assistant house managers about procedures to accomplish before, during and after the shows.
• Assigned assistant house managers and ushers to different tasks, such as managing latecomers.
• Kept directors, stage managers and audience (up to 500 people) happy by promptly responding to their requests, such as quick transitions during shows and resolving ticket/seating arrangements.
Co-Chair of the AOC Web Site Committee and Office Assistant
UW-Milwaukee: Academic Opportunity Center
***Co-Chair of the AOC Web Site Committee:***
• Redesigned, developing and maintaining the program's website: www4.uwm.edu/aoc.
• Wrote tutorials and training staff on HTML/CSS functions in order to help maintain the department's website.
***Office Assistant:***
• Raised the department's professional appearance by adding modern touches while designing brochures, PowerPoint presentations and bulletin boards by using Adobe and Microsoft products.
• Improved file organization for easier maintenance by creating and implementing standards.
• Trained staff and students about technology functions, such as retrieving misplaced data and maintaining desktop efficiency.
• Addressed concerns/answering questions from students and parents regarding the program's mission, purpose and classes.
• Prepared reports on students' academic records for the Director and advisors.
Web Design/Developer Volunteer
UW-Milwaukee: Southeast Asian-American Student Services
Redesigned and developed the program's website: www.uwm.edu/letsci/studentservices/saass
Data Input Volunteer
American Red Cross
Entered, updated and maintained donors' donations and contact information in the data managing system, Raiser's Edge.
Designing Intern
Aspects Furniture Manufacturing Inc.
• Collaborated in designing the company's binder cover by initiating ideas and preparing files for printing.
• Perfected furniture photos for advertising needs by fixing ordinary photos to look like studio photos: www.aspectsfurniture.com/products.htm.
Designing Intern
Norasack Design
• Designed fun and modern logos, a banner, and a pamphlet for the Laotian community.
• Increased viewers' attraction at the Laotian Exhibition in the Asian Festival, D.C. 2009 by researching and creating informative visual presentations in an interactive manner to educate the viewers about the country's history and tourist destinations.
EnglishNative or bilingual proficiency
LaoNative or bilingual proficiency
ThaiLimited working proficiency
Information Technology Management
Activities and Societies: LOMIS (Logistics, Operations Management & Information Systems)
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Supply Chain and Operations Management
Shorewood High School
Activities and Societies: Pegasus (Literary magazine)
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Matter Communications, a full-service public relations agency specializing in technology and consumer markets, expands its creative services offerings with the announcement today of its in-house web design and development capabilities.
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An entirely new security model is needed for the Internet of Things, or is it? Can we save some old and tested controls for this new and different environment? In his session at @ThingsExpo, New York's at the Javits Center, Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, reviewed hands-on lessons with IoT devices and reveal a new risk balance you might not expect. Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, has more than nineteen years' experience managing global security operations and assessments, including a decade of leading incident response and digital forensics. He is co-author of t...
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The major cloud platforms defy a simple, side-by-side analysis. Each of the major IaaS public-cloud platforms offers their own unique strengths and functionality. Options for on-site private cloud are diverse as well, and must be designed and deployed while taking existing legacy architecture and infrastructure into account. Then the reality is that most enterprises are embarking on a hybrid cloud strategy and programs. In this Power Panel at 15th Cloud Expo (http://www.CloudComputingExpo.com), moderated by Ashar Baig, Research Director, Cloud, at Gigaom Research, Nate Gordon, Director of T...
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
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Technology is enabling a new approach to collecting and using data. This approach, commonly referred to as the "Internet of Things" (IoT), enables businesses to use real-time data from all sorts of things including machines, devices and sensors to make better decisions, improve customer service, and lower the risk in the creation of new revenue opportunities. In his General Session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Dave Wagstaff, Vice President and Chief Architect at BSQUARE Corporation, discuss the real benefits to focus on, how to understand the requirements of a successful solution, the flow of ...
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, and physical persons. In the IoT vision, every new "thing" - sensor, actuator, data source, data con...
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The 3rd International @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that it is now accepting Keynote Proposals. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
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IoT is still a vague buzzword for many people. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Mike Kavis, Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Partners, discussed the business value of IoT that goes far beyond the general public's perception that IoT is all about wearables and home consumer services. He also discussed how IoT is perceived by investors and how venture capitalist access this space. Other topics discussed were barriers to success, what is new, what is old, and what the future may hold. Mike Kavis is Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Pa...
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Cloud Expo 2014 TV commercials will feature @ThingsExpo, which was launched in June, 2014 at New York City's Javits Center as the largest 'Internet of Things' event in the world. The next @ThingsExpo will take place November 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center, in Santa Clara, California. Since its launch in 2008, Cloud Expo TV commercials have been aired and CNBC, Fox News Network, and Bloomberg TV. Please enjoy our 2014 commercial.
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|Keeps getting better and better (40 GP)
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|No talking! (20 GP)
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|Where does the time go? (10 GP)
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|You are not a Human, are you? (10 GP)
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|You can't handle it (10 GP)
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After weeks of rumors linking him to the Phillies, Braves, Padres, and Giants, Yasmany Tomas has reportedly signed with the Arizona Diamondbacks, according to MLB.com's Jesse Sanchez. The deal guarantees Tomas $68.5 million over six years, but critically, it apparently contains an opt-out after the fourth year; a concession which may have allowed the D'Backs to sign Tomas for less than the reported asking price.
Kiley McDaniel wrote up Tomas back in September. I'll quote liberally from that piece here:
The consensus is that as a prospect Tomas ranks behind White Sox 1B Jose Abreu, who got six years and $68 million before the season, as Tomas is a riskier bat with less of a track record and a little less raw power. Many scouts prefer (Rusney) Castillo, who got seven years and $72.5 million last month, as Castillo is a plus-plus runner that can play an up-the-middle position and is a little better bet to hit for some scouts, as well.
That said, Abreu and Castillo were both signed for their age-27 seasons while Tomas will be 24 next year and should be big league ready at some point in 2015. Scouts on the low-end for Tomas mention Dayan Viciedo as a comparable while more scouts think Yoenis Cespedes is a better offensive comparison, though Cespedes is quicker-twitch athlete with more speed and defense value.
While Kiley was attempting to compare and contrast the recent Cuban free agents for market valuation reasons, his projected peak line is almost a dead ringer for what Justin Upton has done in the big leagues, as I noted last week. Kiley's guess of a .275/.350/.480 would equal out to about a 130 wRC+ in a neutral park, so even if he's a minor defensive liability, that line would still make Tomas an above average player, probably in the +3 WAR range.
However, reports suggested that some teams felt that he profiled more as a DH, and if the defense is more Michael Morse than Brandon Moss, that could limit his overall value, especially in the National League. Whether this turns out for Arizona might depend entirely on how well he's able to field his position; the D'Backs probably don't need another Mark Trumbo, though Tomas will also expected to be a better hitter.
With just four team-controlled years, the D'Backs are buying Tomas' age 24-27 seasons, and allowing him to potentially hit free agency again at perhaps the peak of his career. This seems like a near perfect fit for Tomas, as he gets $68 million in guaranteed money if he sucks, and yet he still gets a chance for a mega-contract if the power is as advertised. The opt-out could even give him the leverage to renegotiate into a much-larger deal with Arizona in a year or two if he follows the Cespedes/Puig/Abreu career path, as I'd imagine the White Sox would already be looking to tear up their deal with Abreu if he was only three years away from free agency.
By giving the fourth year opt-out, the D'Backs are limiting their own upside if Tomas hits, while still taking on all the risk associated with projecting performance from a guy who has never played in the U.S. before. However, a $68 million risk isn't really that substantial of an investment anymore, and if he hits like scouts have been projecting, he should easily be worth the contract before he opts out. If Arizona backloaded enough of the money so that they can substantial value in the first four years of the deal, then the benefits could easily be worth the risk.
If Tomas is more of a DH than an outfielder, or if his raw power isn't accompanied by a decent approach at the plate, the D'Backs could end up paying $68 million for a player who might fit better in the AL. That said, even if that does prove to be the case, he'd probably still have some appeal to teams in the junior circuit, and the price tag is low enough that he shouldn't be too terribly hard to move if it comes to that; after all, we just saw Billy Butler get 3/$30M from the A's, and Tomas has now signed for a similar annual average value.
Cuban free agents have proven to be remarkable bargains of late. The opt-out will serve to make this one less of a bargain, most likely, but it still seems like a reasonable risk for the Diamondbacks to take. $11 million per year for right-handed power might quickly look like a bargain if the rest of the skillset is even reasonably passable.


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Tom Henry
- BiographyThis white male actor has produced 1 porn video, first appearing in The Luciano Endino Collection Vol. 1 around 2014. Video content showing Tom has been viewed 24,177 times in total, with greater than 0.4 Gigs worth of porn being transferred. Some other actors who co-starred next to Tom Henry are Giovanni and Lil Timmy. Tom was favorited 2 times by Gay Access members. On average, 92% of our members rated this actor positively. Tom Henry's most often performed activities consist of Blowjobs, Cum on Stomach, Fingering, Handjobs, and Anal Sex.
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The Luciano Endino... September 19 2014