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2014 Opening Day Affiliates Rosters
Opening Day is here for the minor leagues!
What follows are the announced rosters for each of the full-season minor-league affiliates for the Milwaukee Brewers, broken down by position group.
Class-AAA Affiliate (Twitter: @nashvillesounds)
Manager: Rick Sweet
28 Total Players
Pitchers (13)
- Michael Blazek (Twitter: @MichaelBlazek34)
- Hiram Burgos (Twitter: @Burgos196)
- Jose De La Torre
- Mike Fiers (Twitter: @Fiers64)
- Alfredo Figaro
- Donovan Hand (@DonovanHand)
- Kyle Heckathorn (@KyleHeckathorn)
- Johnny Hellweg
- Brad Mills
- Dustin Molleken
- Jimmy Nelson (@Jimmy_J_Nelson)
- Ariel Peña
- Rob Wooten (@RobWooten35)
Catchers (3)
- Robinzon Diaz
- Lucas May (@LukedogKC)
- Matt Pagnozzi (@MattPagnozzi)
Infielders (9)
- Irving Falu (@irvingfalu)
- Hector Gomez
- Taylor Green
- Sean Halton (@SeanHalton11)
- Elian Herrera
- Hunter Morris (@HunterMorris15)
- Pete Orr
- Stephen Parker
- Eugenio Velez
Outfielders (3)
- Caleb Gindl
- Jeremy Hermida
- Kevin Mattison (@stachemaster4)
Class-AA Affiliate (Twitter: @HuntsvilleStars)
Manager: Carlos Subero
28 Total Players
Pitchers (14)
- Tyler Cravy (@TylerJayCravy)
- Drew Gagnon (@Dgags24)
- David Goforth (@DavidGoforth7)
- Brooks Hall
- Greg Holle (@GHolle44)
- Taylor Jungmann
- Brent Leach (@brentle24)
- Arcenio Leon
- Johnnie Lowe (@jlowe390)
- Eric Marzec (@MarzMLB)
- Casey Medlen (@cmeds13)
- Andy Moye (@AMoye22)
- Kevin Shackelford (@Shackeldaddy)
- Brent Suter (@bruter24)
Catchers (3)
- Joey Paciorek
- Adam Weisenburger (@aweisenburger)
- Shawn Zarraga
Infielders (7)
- Greg Hopkins (@StJonnyHopkins)
- Josh Prince (@JoshPrince17)
- Nick Ramirez (@N_Ramirez33)
- Jason Rogers (@jasonrogers2003)
- Nick Shaw (@NShaw3)
- Hainley Statia (@HStatia4)
- Shea Vucinich
Outfielders (4)
- Kentrail Davis
- Mitch Haniger (@M_Hanny19)
- Brock Kjeldgaard
- D'Vontrey Richardson
Class-A Advanced Affiliate (Twitter: @BCManatees)
Manager: Joe Ayrault
26 Total Players
Pitchers (13)
- Jacob Barnes (@j_barnes30)
- Jed Bradley (@Jed_Bradley)
- Hobbs Johnson (@hojo31)
- Jorge Lopez (@yabiee18)
- Damien Magnifico (@D_Magno32)
- Stephen Peterson (@SPetey22)
- Chad Pierce (@pierce_chad)
- Tanner Poppe (@TannerPoppe)
- Austin Ross
- Michael Strong (@Strong_Mike1188)
- Tommy Toledo (@TommyToledo13)
- Martin Viramontes (@martilious19)
- Tyler Wagner (@_TylerWagner_)
Catchers (2)
- Parker Berberet (@Parkcity16)
- Cameron Garfield (@CAMgGARFIELD)
Infielders (8)
- Orlando Arcia
- Garrett Cooper (@CoopaLoop1)
- Michael Garza (@Miguelito_G_21)
- Brandon Macias (@Cias12)
- Nathan Orf (@NateOrf4)
- Yadiel Rivera (@YADIELRIVERA13)
- Alfredo Rodriguez (@Arodss2)
- Jose Sermo (@j_weesy21)
Outfielders (3)
- Michael Reed (@MReed1119)
- Victor Roache (@_Heavy28Hitter_)
- Tyrone Taylor (@Ty_roneTaylor)
Class-A Affiliate (Twitter: @TimberRattlers)
Manager: Matt Erickson
27 Total Players
Pitchers (13)
- Tyler Alexander (@LilLefty12)
- Tristan Archer (@TRISTAN_archer)
- Barrett Astin (@BarrettAstin17)
- Victor Diaz
- Rodolfo Fernandez (@cuba900321)
- Preston Gainey (@friendpresto)
- Tyler Linehan (@tylinny39)
- Harvey Martin (@Martin_Time15)
- Zach Quintana (@Slummdog)
- Chris Razo (@RazBerry02)
- Trevor Seidenberger (@trev15berger)
- Tyler Spurlin (@TyroneG4)
- Taylor Williams (@TWilly_KSU)
Catchers (3)
- Clint Coulter (@ccoulter12)
- Paul Eshleman (@EshPaul)
- Rafael Neda (@rafaelneda88)
Infielders (6)
- Francisco Castillo
- David Denson (@_DavidD_41)
- Steven Halcomb
- Chris McFarland (@cmcfarland116)
- Angel Ortega
- Taylor Smith-Brennan (@TaylorBrennan88)
Outfielders (5)
- Johnny Davis
- Omar Garcia
- Jose Peña
- Michael Ratterree (@MRat_Ocho)
- Lance Roenicke* (@LTRoenicke)
Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers '14 – Bonus Column!
Despite my pleas for expediency, the Milwaukee Brewers just announced their jersey number updates for 2014 on Wednesday, January 22nd. That's 66 days away from Opening Day already.
Veteran readers know how this works. As we count down to Opening Day for the Milwaukee Brewers, I preview a different player on certain days along the way. Those days are determined by the jersey number that the player will be wearing while in big league camp.
The reason for this bonus article is that, as mentioned above, a lot of players were announced after the day on which they would have otherwise had their individual article written and posted.
These won't be in-depth profiles of these players but I wanted to make sure you knew a little something about them before camp opens and you see their names popping up in box scores.
#77 – David Goforth
David P. Goforth was a 7th round draft pick out of the University of Mississippi back in 2011. He's a full-term college guy and enters 2014 as a 25-year-old who has seen time at four different levels of the minor leagues. He has started more than he has relieved, but that was by design in part so he could develop his pitching arsenal. It was finally at Double-A Huntsville this past season when he began he transition to the bullpen. The Brewers had him targeted for that move anyway, and it should definitely assist him in his possible ascent to the MLB roster.
Goforth's statistical measurements have shown that the move looks like a wise one. His K/9, HR/9, H/9, WHIP, and more have taken moves in a positive direction as Goforth has performed in shorter outings. Goforth has increased his profile through his production and he's earned this NRI designation heading to camp in 2014. He won't break camp with the Brewers, not that anyone is expecting him to, but the experience will be valuable as he could very well start the regular season as Nashville's closer.
#76 – Kevin Mattison
For the purposes of Spring Training, Triple-A phase Rule V Draft Pick Kevin Robert Mattison will be just a "camp body" insofar as he doesn't have any non-catastrophic injuries chance of making the 25-man roster. That shouldn't lend itself to your disliking the acquisition of Mattison by Brewers GM Doug Melvin back at the end of the Winter Meetings.
Mattison, 6'1″, 195lbs, is already 28 years old and has a total of five big league plate appearances (all in 2012 for Miami) and last year for the Triple-A New Orleans Zephyrs he only hit .216/.293/.662 but he wasn't grabbed for his offensive potential anyway. Mattison is a veteran of 606 minor league games over six season, including 563 in centerfield and 21 each in the corner spots. Basically, he'll be the new Logan Schafer for Nashville in 2014 and someone who could hold his own defensively at the MLB level in a pinch.
#75 – Mitch Haniger
Friend of Brewer Nation, outfielder Mitch Haniger has had his share of publicity around these parts. He's definitely turning heads on the field as well. Signed as a college junior in 2012, Haniger was taken with the 38th overall pick. He signed and hit the field, being assigned directly to the Class-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers but an injury cost him some games in 2012. As a result, Haniger began 2013 again in Wisconsin. After 41 games of very strong offensive production, Haniger made the jump up to Class-A Advanced.
As a Manatee, Haniger's numbers took an mostly expected dip. After all, the Florida Gulf Coast League is notoriously difficult for hitters. Still, given his numbers to begin the year and his continued gains in development throughout 2013, the Brewers tapped the prospect as their "preferred" designee to the Arizona Fall League. While there, Haniger rebounded as one would expect. He posted .280/.354/.480 in 100 at-bats over 25 games.
Haniger does profile defensively as more of a corner outfielder, so his ability to reach the Majors will likely hinge on how much more his bat advances over the course of the next couple of seasons.
Suffice it to say, the Brewers are confident in the current trend.
#74 – Michael Olmsted
Back in big league camp again this year, Michael Olmsted was the last player "cut" in 2013 as the Brewers opted to bring Alfredo Figaro north as the long reliever. The reasons Olmsted was acquired last off-season are chronicled on last year's post so I won't rehash them, but his 2013 campaign wasn't ultimately what either side hoped for.
Olmsted made 49 appearances at Class-AAA Nashville. Across 52.1 innings pitched, he allowed 39 earned runs and posted a 1.796 WHIP. He did strike out 52 hitters and allowed only six home runs but he walked 40 on top of the 54 hits he allowed. All told, his 6.71 ERA got him demoted finally in mid-August. He finished the year at Class-AA Huntsville.
To his credit, his small sample size as a Star was a very strong one. That, with his natural ability and potential, has garnered him an encore appearance on the big league fields.
Olmsted was outrighted off of the 40-man roster this off-season though. Add in the other options and a Rule V pick and making the 25-man roster this spring will prove harder than last year.
#73 – Kentrail Davis
Speaking of players on a second consecutive go 'round, Kentrail Latron Davis is back to fill some outfield innings for Ron Roenicke early on in Cactus League play.
Davis is 5'9″ tall and weighs 200 pounds, but just continues to swing the bat as he's moved up the organizational ladder. He hits left-handed and enters 2014 as a 25-year-old fringe prospect.
After beginning the 2013 season in the Huntsville Stars' outfield, Davis hit well enough (.266/.372/.405 over 88 games) to get promoted to Class-AAA Nashville on July 11th. You may recognize that day as the one where Khris Davis was promoted to the big leagues for the balance of last year. That left an open spot in Nashville's outfield and Kentrail Davis got the call.
With Nashville, Kentrail post a slash line of .270/.353/.367 and his rates took a hit as he began to adjust to the increased level of competition.
The outlook for 2014 is starting in Nashville and being available should the need arise. He'll obviously continue to develop his game as well, but he could be the next Caleb Gindl in terms of waiting for his shot with Milwaukee.
#72 – Cameron Garfield
Look, here's the deal with non-roster invites for catchers. Early on in camp, every team needs a lot of catchers. There is a plethora of pitchers throwing and they need guys to receive those throws. However, unlike some, Cameron Garfield is not simply "organizational catcher guy" coming to big league camp for a couple of weeks.
On the contrary, Garfield (6'1″, 195lb) is just 22 years old and appears poised to take a big developmental step after staying mostly healthy in 2013. He played in 109 games, all for Class-A Advanced Brevard County. As noted above under the Mitch Haniger mini-profile, the GCL is awful to hitters and Garfield's posted .250/.280/.379 should improve a bit as he gains more experience and possibly moves up a level.
Garfield has long been a higher profile prospect. That will happen when you're a second round draft pick. He's a name to know eventually though as he still projects for a major league career down the road.
#71 – Adam Weisenburger
Speaking of catchers, Adam Robert Weisenburger also is above the line of "just another receiver". Weisenburger was listed as the Brewers' best defensive catcher in the system entering 2013. If he is to reach the majors one day, it'll be as a defensive-minded backup, but for a 34th round draft pick, that's not a bad place to end up.
As for camp, he'll share time with Garfield, Robinzon Diaz, and Matt Pagnozzi. Unlike last year, however, Jonathan Lucroy and Martin Maldonado won't be leaving camp for the World Baseball Classic so he may end up seeing less game time in the end.
#70 – Dustin Molleken
Dustin Scott Molleken is a 6'4″, 230 lb right-handed pitcher. He's 29 years old and spent parts of the last two seasons pitching for the Nippon Ham Fighters of the Japanese Pacific League before returning stateside to finish last year with the Nashville Sounds.
Nashville got 14.1 innings and a 3.14 ERA out of Molleken in 10 games, even picking up a Save along the way.
This is the first chance that the big league staff will have to look at him, so while he won't make the team out of Spring Training he certainly has plenty of incentive to perform well.
#67 – Eugenio Velez
Finally, to the man who should have received a full write-up on January 23 before my time was consumed with all things Matt Garza this morning and getting all of these mini-previews written up this evening, around my other real life commitments.
Eugenio (eh-u-HEN-ee-oh) Velez was signed to a minor league deal by the Brewers in late July of last year after being released by the Toronto Blue Jays. Velez is now 31 years old and comes to big league camp by way of an official invite as part of his new contract with Milwaukee.
Velez had hit .270/.372/.437 for the Buffalo Bisons (Toronto's AAA affiliate) before his release, but he got to Nashville and was red hot. He posted a .377/.437/.523 and scored 23 runs in just 38 games. He stole bases at a 75% clip for Nashville, which was a slight drop from his 80.8% rate in Buffalo.
Still, after being touted as simple "organizational depth" when signed last year, Velez certainly did enough to earn himself the camp invite this year. He's not exactly a player oozing with potential anymore, but in a pinch he could fill a void as a backup utility man.
And "utility" is certainly applicable. Listed as an outfielder on Milwaukee's depth chart, Velez has seen time defensively at every position except for catcher and first base during his 11 minor league seasons. Velez has 520 games in the infield (with 336 of those at second base) and 311 games in the outfield (of which 117 are in centerfield).
Again, barring a slew of injuries, he won't break camp with Milwaukee but as a potential short-term fill in during the 2014 regular season, he could have value.
You can follow many of the players profiled in this article on Twitter.
- David Goforth: @DavidGoforth7
- Kevin Mattison: @stachemaster4
- Mitch Haniger: @M_Hanny19
- Michael Olmsted: @mikeolmsted52
- Cameron Garfield: @CAMgGARFIELD
- Adam Weisenburger: @aweisenburger
So there you have it. We're caught up to current with #66 Robinzon Diaz on tap by himself for Friday, January 24th.
Brewers Finally Announce 2014 Jersey Numbers
Earlier today, the Brewers finally announced the jersey numbers that the players coming to big league camp will be wearing whilst at Maryvale.
The majority of the players who saw time at the MLB level in 2013 have not changed numbers, though two did. One coach gave up his number for a player. And of course the newest acquisitions and non-roster invitees all need number assignments as well.
Here are all the changes. (Keep in mind that my uniform number repository only counts players wearing a specific number while on the big league roster. I'll update those pages after camp breaks.)
New Players on 40-Man Roster:
- #50 – Jose De La Torre
- #63 – Brooks Hall
- #60 – Kevin Shackelford
- #13 – Will Smith
- #51 – Wei-Chung Wang
- #25 – Hunter Morris
- #61 – Jason Rogers
- #3 – Elian Herrera
Players on 40-Man Roster Last Year With New Numbers:
- #30 – Tyler Thornburg (switched from #63)
- #38 – Wily Peralta (switched from #60)
- #58 – Ariel Pena (switched from #73)
Both New Non-Roster Invitees (Players on MiLB contracts invited to big league camp) and Repeat Invitees w/New Numbers:
- #59 – Zach Duke
- #77 – David Goforth
- #70 – Dustin Molleken
- #66 – Robinzon Diaz
- #72 – Cameron Garfield
- #68 – Matt Pagnozzi
- #71 – Adam Weisenburger (switched from #91)
- #65 – Irving Falu
- #24 – Lyle Overbay
- #7 – Mark Reynolds
- #67 – Eugenio Velez
- #73 – Kentrail Davis (switched from #93)
- #75 – Mitch Haniger
- #76 – Kevin Mattison
Brewers Arizona Fall League Participants Announced
Each year, for quite some time now, prospects from every MLB organization come together to form six teams which compete over the course of about 5.5 weeks in the Arizona Fall League.
This year the AFL runs from October 8 through the league championship game on November 16. The annual All-Star Game, appropriately dubbed the "Fall Stars Game" will be held on November 2.
Brewers prospects will be a part of a new team this year. After a few years as a part of the Peoria Javelinas and competing last year with the Phoenix Desert Dogs, Milwaukee's contributions to roster composition will play their home games at Surprise Stadium as members of the Surprise Saguaros.
(For the record, a "Saguaro" is a large, tree-sized cactus which can grow to 66 feet in height and whose branches are shaped like candelabra.)
Brewers prospects will join prospects from the Cleveland Indians, Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers, and Boston Red Sox.
The Brewers will be sending six players (and one Athletic Trainer, Steve Patera) to Surprise this fall. Here are the participants, broken down by position:
- David Goforth – RHP – Twitter: @DavidGoforth7 – (Highest Minor League level played at in 2013: Double-A)
- Taylor Jungmann – RHP – (Double-A)
- Kevin Shackelford – RHP – Twitter: @Shackeldaddy (Double-A)
- Jason Rogers – 1B – Twitter: @jasonrogers2003 – (Highest Minor League level played at in 2013: Double-A)
- Mitch Haniger – Twitter: @M_Hanny19 – (Highest Minor League level played at in 2013: Class A-Advanced)
- Adam Weisenburger – Twitter: @aweisenburger – (Highest Minor League level played at in 2013: Double-A)
Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers: Bonus Article!
Welcome, fellow Brewers fans, to the first "Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers" column for Series: 2013! Allow me to give you a brief reminder of how this works.
As we approach Opening Day on April 1, 2013, I will be reviewing/previewing players in the the Milwaukee Brewers organization that are either on the 40-man roster or have been given an invitation to big league camp in Spring Training. I won't do every single non-roster invitee, but I plan on writing up most of them at this point. Basically, though, this is a way to focus on the individual members of the Milwaukee Brewers organization.
Let us depart on our lengthy journey of discovery and remembrance!
First let me say that I realize that bonuses usually come at the end. In this case, it simply doesn't work out that way.
The reason for this bonus article is that four players were announced after the day on which they would have otherwise had their individual article written and posted.
The players in question are Rafael Neda, Kentrail Davis, Hunter Morris, and Adam Weisenberger. They were assigned jersey numbers 94, 93, 92, and 91, respectively.
These won't be in-depth profiles of these players but I wanted to make sure you knew a little something about them before camp opens and you see their names popping up in box scores.
#94 – Rafael Neda
Rafael Neda is a 24-year-old catcher who stands 6'1″ tall and weighed in last year at 215 pounds. He was born in Obregon, Mexico and played collegiate ball at New Mexico before the Brewers drafted him in the 10th round of the 2010 First-Year Player Draft.
He has never been touted for his bat which is reflected in his career minor-league slash line of .220/.314/.271, but he calls a good game and the pitchers I've spoken with that play with Neda all enjoy throwing to him. He is a good leader on the field and, presumably, in the clubhouse as well.
Neda played the entirety of the 2012 season at the Class-A affiliate Wisconsin Timber Rattlers based in Appleton, Wisconsin. The Timber Rattlers wound up winning the Midwest League Championship in 2012 and Neda's gamesmanship played a large part in that championship run. While his catching skills helped a number of his early season teammates get their promotions up to Class-A Advanced Brevard County, his leadership helped hold the team together with new, young faces as they marched to postseason sucess.
I covered a game as a credentialed media member up in Appleton for one game (column here) back in June of last year and Neda was the offensive hero. He hit his first (and still only) professional home run during a rally inning and then won the game in extra innings with a walk-off single with the bases loaded.
Most young ballplayers in the minor leagues experiences flashes like that. It's the gentlemen who can stack flashes together and reshape them into consistency that move up the organization and hopefully one day become Major League ballplayers.
To be blunt, Neda doesn't fit the profile of someone who will ever excel enough behind or in front of the dish to become a big league regular. I have no doubt though that he'll be a quality contributor this spring as pitchers hone their craft and that Neda won't be going anywhere out of the Brewers system for as long as he wants to play. The term "organization guy" gets thrown out as a negative a lot of the times I see it used to describe someone, but in Neda's case if that's what he becomes, I think that the Brewers minor leaguers he plays with along the way will be that much better for it.
#93 – Kentrail Davis
An outfielder from Mobile, Alabama by way of the University of Tennessee, Kentrail Latron Davis (5'9″, B/T: L/R) reached the Double-A affiliate Huntsville Stars in 2012 following a strong showing in the 2011 Arizona Fall League.
Davis, 24, was originally drafted out of high school by the Colorado Rockies in 2007 but chose to go to college instead. The Brewers then picked him in the supplemental first round in 2009 (39th overall).
He struggled out of the gates in 2010 after being assigned straight to Class-A Advanced Brevard County to begin his professional career. After finishing out the 2010 season with the Timber Rattlers, where he hit very well, Davis spent all of 2011 back at Brevard County. His prospect status was in some doubt though after a lackluster season at the plate where he hit only .245/.317/.361 in 565 plate appearances. He was very good when he reached base though, stealing 33 bases in 41 attempts (80% success rate), and scoring 76 runs.
In 2012, Davis was a Huntsville Star and perhaps being home in Alabama helped him relax. He finished the year with a .274/.357/.404 line in 498 plate appearances over 122 games. He has a ways to go before he'll be under consideration for a 40-man roster spot (let alone a 25-man one) but if he can improve his vision and discipline he has the chance to perhaps contribute one day in a reserve OF role at the big league level.
Of note: Davis is ranked as the 11th best prospect in the Brewers system entering 2013 by MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo.
#92 – Hunter Morris
Jeffrey Hunter Morris had quite the 2012 in a year which he needed it the most.
After an inauspicious start to the year, Morris, 24, turned on the power in a big way in the second half of the season. He finished with the following statistics:
136 G, 571 PA, 522 AB, .303/.357/.563, 77 R, 158 H, 40 doubles, 6 triples, 28 HR, 294 total bases, 113 RBI, 2 SB, 40 BB, 117 K
Those numbers were good enough to win the Southern League's Most Valuable Player Award! But the accolades wouldn't stop there as Morris was also awarded the Minor League Gold Glove for first basemen. Yeah, out of all of them, spread over 10 "domestic-based, full-season leagues", Morris was named the best fielder as his position.
Make no mistake though, Morris was drafted in the 4th round of the 2010 First-Year Player Draft out of Auburn University for his bat which is what will get him to the big leagues should he achieve such, but his developing defense would be a nice boost to his chances.
Morris has things that are often looked for in a prospect (he's 6'2″, 200 lbs, for what it's worth), but he also has some reports about the things that could hold him back. But if this power remains the norm and he can increase his walk rate, the Brewers might be looking to add his left-handed swing and glove to their everyday lineup as early as 2014.
In a recent radio appearance, Brewers GM Doug Melvin said that they're going to watch Morris closely this spring as their evaluation of him very well could impact their long-term decision about the future of the now incumbent 1B Corey Hart in Milwaukee who is only signed through the end of the upcoming 2013 season.
No pressure, kid.
Of note: Morris is ranked the #7 overall Brewers prospect by MLB.com, and is #4 on the overall list of first base prospects in the minor leagues entering 2013.
#91 – Adam Weisenburger
After being chosen as the Best Defensive Catcher in the Brewers system by Baseball America, Adam Robert Weisenburger will enter big league camp in 2013 much like the rest of the players in this article. That is to say that none of them stand a chance of breaking camp with a plane ticket to Milwaukee in hand.
Don't let that dissuade you from understanding how a guy like Weisenburger will be spending his time before being reassigned to the minor league fields at Maryvale.
Catching bullpens, working with some pitchers he'll likely meet up with down the road in the 2013 MiLB season, and other things in preparation, but with starting big league catcher Jonathan Lucroy leaving camp to play with Team USA in the 2013 World Baseball Classic, there will be plenty of innings behind the dish in actual big league Spring Training games.
It's why Neda is there. It's why Weisenburger is there. It's also why the Brewers have invited non-roster catchers Blake Lalli and Anderson De La Rosa and Dayton Buller to camp. To be clear, however, if Weisenburger lives up to the billing as the best defensive catcher in the system than he could see the bulk of the game time given to these youngsters.
Weisenburger split time in 2012 between Class-A Advanced Brevard County and Class-AA Huntsville. While he didn't hit particularly well at either stop (less so as the competition got tougher), his ability to receive, throw, and call a game are what could further his advancement in the system. He's an interesting case to watch this spring in whatever game action he's afforded.
Physically, the Minnesota native is 5'10" and listed at 185 pounds. He bats right-handed. Weisenburger was drafted in the 34th round of the 2011 First-Year Player Draft out of Miami University, in Ohio.


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Government efforts to recall beef from a processing plant where an animal with mad cow disease was slaughtered continue to be hamstrung by the speed with which beef is distributed in the U.S. Several companies' shares were bid up Monday on grounds that their technology could resolve the problem in the future.
Eight states and Guam are believed to have received beef from the plant in Washington state where the infected cow and 20 others were turned into hamburger on Dec. 20. The states are Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
Investigators are increasingly fearful the hamburger has already been eaten, although experts say there's very little chance any infected matter reached the public because of federally mandated precautions taken at the slaughterhouse. Over the weekend, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said it now believes the infected cow's herd came from Alberta, Canada, and that the 6-year-old animal was probably infected before being transported to the U.S.Because tracking the infected cow back to its birth herd has been so difficult, the USDA said that an electronic tracking system to better control the spread of outbreaks is already in the works. Predictably, investors made speculative trades Monday into a variety of companies that provide services to the meatpacking industry. Notable movers included Digital Angel (DOC) and Applied Digital Solutions (ADSX), both of which make electronic tracking devices that are implanted in animals. Applied Digital Solutions, which owns 74% of Digital Angel, rose a penny, or 2.3%, to 44 cents, while Digital Angel, which trades on the American Stock Exchange, rose 26 cents, or 6.6%, to $4.21. While these names rallied, many companies that saw similar speculation last week in the wake of the outbreak were falling, demonstrating the risk of following hot money in these circumstances. Advanced ID (AIDO), a small company that touted a solution for mad cow disease and rose 71% on Friday, was off 20 cents, or 17.2%, to 96 cents on Monday. Similarly, agriculture testing kit maker Strategic Diagnostics (SDIX), which has jumped nearly 20% since the outbreak, was off 32 cents, or 6.4%, to $4.69 on Monday.
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Finally, we can move forward with our businesses and personal lives, in ways we've refrained from doing these past four years because of economic uncertainty here and abroad. As the dust settles from the November elections, with hopes that the "fiscal cliff" can be averted and the European fiscal crisis will subside, 2013 may be the breakthrough year many of us have been waiting for.
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Gingerbread Tour of Homes set for June 7-8
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WAXAHACHIE - The 35th Annual Gingerbread Trail Tour of Homes will take visitors back 100 years for a living history lesson on the weekend of June 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The event features a tour of four private homes and a commercial building, an arts and crafts fair, and antique market.
The commercial building featured this year is the Odd Fellows Building located at 2081/2 S. Rogers St.
'The Odd Fellows Building has always been kind of the secretive meeting place for the members of the Odd Fellows Lodge,' Rainey Hicks said.
'It has been rarely seen on the inside by the general public and this is the first time for it to be on the tour.'
Some of the houses featured on the tour are of different architectural styles including Queen Anne Victorian, Gothic Revival, Bungalow, Romanesque, and Greek Revival.
'All of the houses featured on the tour are historic homes,' Hicks said. 'One of the houses is owned by a woman who has lived there nearly her entire life.'
Neil Blankenbec-kler's house was built in 1935 during the Great Depression. Her father hired architects and contractors to have the house built.
According to Blan-kenbeckler, people were also in need of work during that time and her father helped some of them out.
'My father moved to Waxahachie in 1926 and started Carlisle Chevrolet,' Blanken-beckler said.
Blankenbeckler lived in the house three years before going to college and then moved back into the house in 1955. Her and her husband held their marriage reception in the house after their wedding in 1947.
According to Mrs. Blankenbeckler, many guests have been entertained in her house and in her garden.
'The house has been well maintained, eliminating the need for restoration,' Blanken-beckler said. 'George W. Bush was here at a garden party just before announcing his bid for governor of Texas. He actually announced he was going to run for governor here.'
Blankenbeckler raised two kids in her house, one boy and one girl. The house has a beautiful garden and tennis courts out in the back yard and this is the first time for it to be on the tour.
According to the Gingerbread Trails brochure, some of the homes featured on the tour give visitors the inside scoop on restoration triumphs and local ghost lore.
Also featured in the tour is the Arts and Crafts Fair on the century-old Chautauqua Campgrounds in Getzendaner Park. Colorful crafts and artwork from across the state will be featured under the shade of the tall oak and pecan trees.
The Arts and Crafts Fair will include over 130 artists presenting creative gift ideas. Included in this fair will be fun children's activities, so children are welcome.
A new dimension to the Trail is the Chautauqua Antique Market. The antique market will be in the historic Chautauqua Auditorium with dealers from Texas and surrounding states offering antiques for every taste.
For ticket information call 1-888-428-7245. Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the homes the weekend of the tour.


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Most people have been approached while on vacation by a salesperson offering to show them a timeshare unit. Many people decline the offer simply because they don't want to waste any of their vacation time. Others simply dislike having to deal with sales pitches and walk away before they can even hear what the salesperson has to offer. So it is not surprising that many people still don't know what a timeshare is or the advantages this type of accommodation arrangement offers travelers.
Timeshares are units being offered for sale by a resort for a certain period of time — such as a week or two weeks. In the past, purchasers would typically buy a certain week; for instance, the second week of June, which they would then use every year — as Batman would say, same Bat place, same Bat time. These units appeal to people who like to know that they will be going to the same room at the same place at the same time, year after year.
Some timeshares today use a point system, where an owner can buy a certain amount of points, which he can then use to purchase weeks at different resorts within a timeshare network. This system works best for people who enjoy a little variety in vacation destinations and don't enjoy being locked into vacationing at the same time every year.
So people often ask why a timeshare over a hotel? A typical timeshare unit is similar to an apartment and features a living area, one to three bedrooms and a kitchen; whereas hotels are usually one small, cramped room. Timeshares usually also cost a lot less per week than a hotel room. In addition, most timeshare resorts offer lots of planned activities to keep guests happy.
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His name is Yannick "Thurzday" Koffi and he's one half of the LA rap duo "U-N-I." He's generated quite the buzz, racking up over 2 million views on YouTube. Thurz has been featured in URB Magazine's "NEXT 100" and "NEXT 1000, but that's not all. H's received placement on XXL Magazine's "New Kid in Town," Billboard Magazine's "Acts to Watch" and The Source's Magazine's "Unsigned Hype." The list goes on, however today we'll have the pleasure of adding Good*Fella Media's "WHO'S NEXT" to his catalogue.
Thurz is definitely a name that might ring a bell for some of you. As a rap duo "U-N-I" put out three street albums and one mixtape and were credited with reviving the "true essence" of hip-hop because they were seen as the two who rejected the gangsta rap style that had become so common in everyday tracks. In 2008 the duo won the MTV Video Award for "Best Breakout LA Artist."
On April 2nd, Thurz performed his first solo act at The 2011 Paid Dues Festival in San Bernardino alongside Immortal Technique, Asher Roth, E-40, Dead Prez and many others. In August of 2011, Thurz released his debut solo album "L.A. Riot" as tribute to the 20th Anniversary of the Rodney King beating. A few of his hits included singles "Los Angeles," "Rodney King," "Prayer" and "RIOT" featuring Black Thought of The Roots.
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Bit by bit, the south Denver craft beer scene is growing. The latest example is the Brew on Broadway, which opened last Saturday as Englewood's only independent brewery.
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El Paso, TX — The UTEP football team is in final stages of a contract negotiation to move their summer preseason practice to Alpine, according to the UTEP athletics department. UTEP has spent the previous 14 seasons in Socorro, New Mexico, with the final eight under head coach Mike Price. The move to Alpine does not have anything to do with the coaching change. New head coach Sean Kugler said that the team could not hold preseason camp there this year due to a scheduling conflict.
Silver City, New Mexico was also a potential site, but UTEP hopes to have their camp at Sul Ross State's Jackson field this summer. Players will report on August 8, and camp is scheduled from August 9-20.
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Bret's 88th Birthday Tribute to Stu
An article by Bret about his dad as part of a special 8-page pull out in the Calgary Sun, Wednesday, April 30, 2003 in celebration of Stu's 88th birthday (May 2nd) and the 50th anniversary of Stampede Wrestling. (Note: There was no column on Saturday, April 26, 2003)
I read a folk tale about a father pursuing a son who's run far away from one world to the next. The father called to him, "please come back!", but his son looked across the great gulf between them and shouted to him, "I can't get that far!". So his father yelled to his son, "Then just come back half way!" But his boy replied, "I can't go back half way!" And finally his father shouted, "Walk back as far as you can - and I will go the rest of the way!" (Ron Hansen)
People outside of my family, usually think of my father as a gruff grappler famous for making the toughest of men scream for mercy. The perception is right. Make no mistake about it, even considering the many wrestlers of all shapes and sizes that I've locked up with from near and far, Stu Hart is the toughest man I've ever known.
But he is also the most fair and compassionate man and an indulgent parent to twelve children. My father has iron hands that have brought down giants - but these same hands have also gently cradled wounded birds and stroked the dogs and cats that follow him from room to room. My father is a man of gentle strength. He takes a common sense approach to life that enables him to keep a calm head when things go wrong, or to unleash his harder side when he deems it necessary. It's a balance I may not have understood as a young boy but that I quickly came to respect.
I remember when I was quite young, tossing a football around in the yard with my brothers and my dad would come out and punt these perfect spirals really far. He'd tell us about when he played with the Edmonton Eskimos in '37-'38 and he put his huge, strong hands lightly over mine and showed me how to line my fingers up with the laces.
Years later, when I played defensive tackle my dad drove me to practice every morning at 5:45 and he picked me up in the afternoons. High school football is one of my fondest memories and I used to think that was because of my triumphs on the field or with the cheer leaders but now, being a dad myself, I realize the really special part was the time I spent with him in his car getting pointers and listening to the radio. Even then I thought it was strange that lots of times Paul Simon's song Loves Me Like A Rock came on as that is the perfect subtitle for our entire relationship.
I can remember getting into one of my regular school yard scuffles at Wildwood elementary. I was in grade 3 and locked together in a stale mate with this bigger kid when my dad arrived to pick me and my grade 6 brother, Dean, up for lunch. Dad started driving back and forth in front of the school honking the horn of his old beat up 8 door limo and Dean said we'd better hurry up or dad would kill us. Well, I was far more afraid of making my dad angry than I was of this kid so I released a face lock I had on him, jumped up and ran off, the whole time him and his buddies yelling "chicken" at my back. When I got in the car I was kind of upset, thinking I'd somehow soiled the family honor by retreating and upon hearing Dean's assurances that I was not a chicken my dad quizzed me on what had happened. When we got home, he pulled me aside and told me if I ever get in trouble to reach up and grab hold of my opponents face, almost like I was going to kiss him and then use my back teeth on the tip of his nose and bite the hell out of it. After school that day me and the big bully were locked together in a tangle of arms and legs out by the old soccer posts when he suddenly jumped up screaming and crying and ran all the way home. The kids gathered 'round couldn't figure out what happened and I just casually said, "aw, I guess he's chicken." I walked away and softly said out loud, "Thanks dad".
On the other hand, I remember a time when I said" thanks but no thanks, dad". It was the night before the city champion-ships in grade 10. Mom kind of got on Stu like why don't you show him some wrestling (mom never really knew what went on down in the dungeon in our basement) so I figured it can't hurt (oh yes it can!) he might show me that one little trick move to win. After enduring each torturous hold I'd explain, "But I can't do that,dad, because I'll get disqualified." The next day I showed up for the cities feeling all confident and ready that the training session would pay off but I was so sore I could barely raise my arms or move my head and I lost my first two matches and got eliminated. Thanks but no thanks - but it still meant a lot to me that my dad was there to "help" me.
The next year I was city champion when Johnny English came to town wanting to wrestle for Stampede. He had a pro championship belt from England, was about 35 years old, fit and strong - but just too small to compete with the big bodied men in the territory. So, my dad calls me down to the dungeon and asks me to wrestle this guy. It reminded me of a lion that catches an antelope for the cubs to practice on. It was a pretty even match until Stu starts giving me instructions from the sidelines and next thing you know I was stretching this guy pretty good. I knew Stu loved every minute of it and was proud of me and as for Johnny English, he rode off never to be heard from again.
Then they brought in Yagi, a Japanese rookie pro wrestler. Stu and Mr. Hito called me down to the basement (again) and asked me to wrestle the guy but I immediately said he was too big and besides I was 16 or 17 and he was 24. They convinced me to give it a try just to help get his conditioning in shape. Well, next thing you know, I took him down with amateur moves. Well Yagi was really tough and he didn't like it one bit that I got the upper hand. Apparently I was making him look bad but I didn't realize that because I was just doing what they'd asked. Stu had stepped out for a few minutes and came back to see Yagi fighting really rough and dirty. He bent my fingers back and another time he bit me to get out of a hold. Well.... Stu just grabbed this guy, enough was enough - and stretched the s**t out of him. It was as scary as I can ever remember anyone being tortured in the dungeon. The guy was screaming and crying - and it was all because my dad saw him cheat and take cheap shots on me.
Then there was the night this guy tried to steal Stu's old Caddy but he couldn't get up the driveway because there was too much snow. My dad didn't even call the police but I know the guy probably wished that he had because Stu grabbed him and stretched him - and then called his parent's. Next thing you know Stu gave him a job as an usher at the matches, which goes to show you that my dad is big hearted but just won't stand for himself or his family being treated unfairly or underhandedly.
I guess I knew that about my dad at an early age because when I was 11 and watching him and Archie the Stomper Gouldie from the first row of the sold out Pavilion, I didn't like how Archie was taking liberties with my father so when the match spilled out of the ring in front of me I stuck out my foot and kicked Archie in the butt, leaving a Basketmaster imprint for all the crowd to see. I was defending my dad as he always defended me. Years later my dad thought I was good enough that he chose me to team up with him against Stomper and John Foley. I watched from the apron as he planted a series of upper cuts on Foley and thought about how far I'd come and how proud I felt to be there as my dad's partner.
I phoned my dad up the other day and he lamented that, like myself, he doesn't watch much wrestling any more. Like me, he misses the way it used to be, when pro wrestling was an art, and watches it from time to time to satisfy his curiosity. We agreed that it seems to be coming full circle, back to athleticism and telling stories with your body in the ring and we both hold our breath in relief, anticipation and hope that it may yet live on for another generation. It turns out that we both enjoy Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho and It's funny to find out we both think a lot of Kurt Angle's background as an amateur wrestling olympic gold medalist. Stu pointed out his big neck and how you can just tell he's a legit tough guy. Suddenly Stu was talking about how he was schooled by a bunch of old shooters up in Edmonton. What was it about Edmonton that attracted or created some of the toughest guys ever in the entire history of wrestling? I hear a lot of them were cops. No doubt the crime rate must have been pretty darn low!
Next thing you know Stu was talking about New York. During WWII Stu was in the Navy and on leave he hitchhiked to New York City in search of Toots Mondt, a legendary wrestling promoter in the 40's. Stu was looking to open a door for himself so he could switch from amateur to pro wrestling, where you could earn a decent living. In those days the business was built on shooters with the showmen rounding out the cards. Besides, there was always a local ruffian who thought he could take on the top guy and it helped to tell 'em he had to go through some other guy first - a shooter who would put his lights out and send him home with his tail between his legs.
In my day the toughest guys wouldn't have been the Hogans, Dynamites, Stone Colds or the Bret Harts. I'm sure they'd agree with me that nobody would want to find himself on the wrong side of Bad News Brown (Allen), Earthquake, Scottie Steiner, Haku, Shamrock or Goldberg - to name a few.
Stu made his way to George Brothner's gym, at 42nd and Broadway, because it had already earned a storied reputation as a sparring spot for all the top shooters - (it was also a work out/hang out for all kinds of circus performers - jugglers, midgets, acrobats - and boxers!) Stu was told he could find Toots Mondt at a local coffee shop.
Toots was sitting there sipping his coffee and reading the Daily News and Stu decided to walk by him - a couple of times. Toots casually mentioned to Stu, "You have a big neck. You must be a wrestler."
"Well, in fact I am, " Stu answered. "Where are you from, then?" When Stu said he was from Edmonton Toots continued, "You must know Jack Taylor then?"
" Yeah, I've worked out with Jack Taylor ..." To this very day Stu describes Jack Taylor as, "...the toughest son of a bitch there ever was" Toots figured that anyone who had worked out with Jack Taylor could work for him. Stu had a job waiting for him when he got out of the Navy, in '45.
He met and married my mom in New York and toured the states for two or three years, making out well enough that he was able to come to Calgary and start a territory of his own.
Stu wasn't afraid to lock up with anybody. I saw on the news the other day that a tiger had escaped from a zoo. Next thing you know the tiger is surrounded by lots of men with lots of guns - when the trainer comes zooming up to the rescue. He walks up to the cat, pats it on the head and they walk away together.
It instantly reminded me of a Stampede from days gone by when my dad wrestled a tiger.
Well, he, of course, went out of his way not to let my mom find out!
And, of course, it was in the paper the next day. My mom was surprisingly calm, saying, 'That must have been interesting, Buff, why didn't I know about that?" Mom thought because it was a trained tiger it was harmless. If there is such a thing as a tame tiger.
Well, about 6 weeks later we were all huddled around the TV watching Untamed World and they happened to mention that a tiger can decapitate a Yak with one swipe of it's paw. We all took a collective deep breath, anticipating mom's reaction.
"Stu! What were you doing in there wrestling that tiger!" - and so began an amusing ongoing conversation that wasn't really resolved during the following three decades of marriage. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with my dad's pet name for my mom, which was Tiger Bell - or what similarity my dad might have seen with wrestling a tiger!
To work for my dad the audition (initiation?) was simple. First you had to wrestle Stu and if he thought you were tough enough you were in. In those days the Canadian dollar was strong and all kinds of athletes from South of the border - and from everywhere else too - came to Stu looking for their break into pro wrestling. Stu especially liked training football players and amateur wrestlers.
In the late 50's - maybe '59 - a young brute of about 23 from Carbon, Ab., showed up at the matches confident that he could beat Stu's top guy - or anyone else on the card. He was brawny and strong, in fact he would have looked a lot like Bill Goldberg. This guy was rarin' to go and was climbing into the ring to fight anybody. Containing him was a challenge until Stu talked him down by somehow convincing him that Al Murder Mills or Tiny Mills could easily have ripped his head off. The guy was a total mark and Stu invited him to the house on Sunday to " see what he could do". His name was Archie Gouldie and as Archie The Stomper he went on to become the best "total package" that Stampede Wrestling - or maybe any territory - had ever seen. Archie scared me pale many times when I was a boy!
Meanwhile, on Saturday afternoon, in the elevator at the Hudson's Bay, a short but muscular Italian man by the name of Bruno, who had been pestering Stu to teach him how to wrestle, spotted Stu getting into the elevator and jerked him by the neck, insisting that Stu show him how to wrestle! Anyone who knew Stu in those days would know this wasn't a smart move! Extremely irritated Stu invited the feisty little man to come to the house, " ...at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon ..."
Bruno and Archie arrived at the same time. My almost eighty-eight year old father recalled to me a few minutes ago, "...ere ... I kicked the s--t out of both of them quite soundly....... head between the knees ... hip to the head ... I had Archie where he kept trying to scoot on his ass ... he finally scooted in the corner 'till he had nowhere to go... gave them all the ugly stuff ... Everything!"
We never saw Bruno again. Archie came back the next day, a big enough man to feel humbled, and said to Stu, " Sir, I want you to teach me to wrestle."
It's nice to see that some things haven't changed. The legit tough guys, like Kurt Angle, are still on top. And all the zany characters that make the show go. My dad loved them all, the midgets, even the misfits he bailed out of jail - but his true passion is, was and always will be the shooters.
"Ere ... I just wanna get the stiffness out of my knees," Stu told me today. " I don't expect to wrestle like I used to but I could still give 'em a fight."
You'll get no argument from me on that, dad! I started out by saying that people ususally think of my father as a gruff grappler famous for making people scream for mercy. In the movie, Road To Perdition when his father's character is scrutinized a son replies in simple elegance, as if the very question is non sequeter, he was my father. Yes! And my father is my biggest hero. The only man I want to be is what my dad has been to me.


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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has released a Draft Resource Management Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Statement (Draft RMP/Draft EIS) for the Prehistoric Trackways National Monument administered by the Las Cruces District Office in southern New Mexico. About 5,280 acres of land containing Paleozoic Era fossilized footprints, plants, and wood dating back approximately 280 million years ago, located 10 miles northwest of Las Cruces, New Mexico, is designated as the Prehistoric Trackways National Monument.
In 2009, Congress passed the Omnibus Public Land Management Act (Act) which designated the Prehistoric Trackways National Monument. The Act also requires that the Secretary of the Interior develop a comprehensive management plan for the long-term protection and management of the site.
This Draft RMP/Draft EIS is a comprehensive management plan for the long-term protection and management of the Monument. In the Draft RMP/Draft EIS are alternatives for the appropriate uses and management of the Monument, consistent with the provisions of the Act, which would replace the 1993 Mimbres RMP for this specific location. The four alternatives analyzed in detail in the Draft RMP/Draft EIS are Alternative A/No Action Alternative, which is a continuation of the existing management decisions and the Legislation; Alternative B, which emphasizes resource conservation and protection; and Alternative C, which strives to balance resource uses with protections; and Alternative D, which allows greater opportunity for resource use and development. As required by the Legislation, the existing designations of the Wilderness Study Area and Area of Critical Environmental Concern would remain within the Monument.
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Cinnamon Chocolate Chip Pancakesby whome From Self Magazine


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What you'll find here are pictures that let me express and explore my fantasies involving my wife. She is fantastic and sexy but my imagination sometimes wanders outside her comfort zone. Here I can show things we've done, things that may be yet to come, and things that will probably never be (but you just never know). None of these photos is mine. They have been reblogged (and sometimes edited) from other sources. If one of them is yours and you'd like it removed please just let me know.
Thanks & enjoy!
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lined up and waiting, enjoy yourself my love!
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on your hands and knees, taking it slow and deep you'd love it
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wow! slow and deep, really deep!
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watching your face as he takes you from behind would be awesome
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more massage dreams…
Found @ http://dodge79.tumblr.com/post/16059759829/fuckmeimwet-http-fuckmeimwet-tumblr-com dodge79 edited
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so wish this was you
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oh wow!
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wow, would you love this!
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this would be so hot, you being fucked from behind while sucking my cock…
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another way I want to take you
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one of your favorite positions
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hold on tight
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rear entry
if I have to watch, at least pretend to enjoy him


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