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ATTICA, Ohio (Jan. 26, 2006) - With the country's top sanctioning bodies and some of the best weekly Friday night racing you will find anywhere, Attica Raceway Park presents many exciting marketing opportunities for area businesses.
According to ARP Operations Director Rex LeJeune, there are many forms of sponsorship available for the 2006 season. The action-packed 24 race schedule will provide valuable exposure for area businesses to the thousands of race fans that come each week to "Ohio's Finest Racing" speed plant.
"Race fans are the most loyal customers around. They buy and use the goods and products they see supporting the sport they love," said LeJeune.
ARP Promoter John Bores is offering 4-foot by 8-foot billboards to be displayed in front of the race fans all season. Race night sponsorships for companies also offer many benefits. And, the ultimate sponsorship bargain is a skybox of your very own for each event. The skyboxes are available in two packages featuring six or eight seats with a choice of general admission passes or pit pass access pricing.

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When it comes to pairing wine with food, the principle is quite simple. Full bodied wine can really only pair to full bodied food (think meat, barbeque, grilled chops); otherwise, it overwhelms the food. Likewise, a crisp acidic white, like a Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc, is significantly more versatile and works better as a food "accent" than a flavor partner. I hear all kinds of argument about the do's and don'ts of wine pairing, but my friend Marty Tiersky sums it up here. This is Marty's guide to wine pairing from notes he keeps in a book-like format that he has never published.
Tell me some of the challenges you have when pairing food and wine. We can probably dispel a few myths. Enjoy!
Anchovy Grassy, Loire or New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, high acid dry Riesling, Manzanilla Sherry
Artichoke Sauvignon Blanc, Gruner Veltliner
Asian Cuisine Riesling, off dry Vouvray, Albariño, Pinot Grigio, Tocai Fruiliano, new world Sauvignon Blanc, Alsatian Pinot Blanc, Gewurztraminer
Asparagus Gruner Veltliner Sauvignon Blanc, steely whites,
Bacon Beaujolais, Sancere rouge, Gewurztraminer
Beef, Barbecued Spicy, medium weight Zinfandel, northern Rhone, Languedoc-Roussilon and Austrian reds
Beef, Ground Inexpensive, low tannin, medium weight reds, fruity Merlot
Beef, Roast Bordeaux, California Cabernet
Beef, Steak Bordeaux, California Cabernet, Merlot, Zinfandel, Chianti Classico Riserva, Ribuero del Duero
Beef, Stew Rhone Valley red, Zinfandel
Bell Peppers Sauvignon Blanc, Vouvray
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"Another op'ning, another show".Cole Porter's famous song launching Kiss Me, Kate is one of those showbiz anthems so often referred to I hate to borrow it again. But as I contemplate the 50-plus productions of the season past that I've seen, I can't get the tune out of my head.
Offering everything from crowd-pleasing musical standards in the style of Kate (which actually was not seen on local stages this year) to modern classics, riffs on Shakespeare, Neil Simon (of course) and even a few edgier, small-scale contemporary pieces, local theaters open their doors pretty much every night (except Monday!) to an appreciative mix of audiences. As with other aspects of Sarasota life, less and less is there any real "end" to the season anymore; things may slow down during the hotter months, but only a bit. That once quiet time now provides an opportunity for light fare (often utilizing the talents of college students home for the summer), new play reading series, and, of course, the summer-only productions of the Banyan Theater Company.
Welcome additions recently: Florida Studio Theatre's new Stage III at the Gompertz, presenting such hard-hitting, provocative works as Edward Albee's The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia? and the real-life drama The Exonerated; and the increasingly frequent collaborations of the Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe with other area theaters in addition to their own subscription season. The result is more work for our African-American actors and more chances for audiences to see African-American dramatic literature.
It's always a challenge to pick "the best" of such a productive theater season, but that difficulty may be a testament of sorts to the talent on display. Shows considered for this story ran from summer of 2004 to May 2005. Not included are the Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe's One Mo' Time, the Golden Apple's Footloose or any summer '05 shows (because of our deadlines), or any of the Van Wezel's touring Broadway shows (although the hall's triumphant, first-ever Sarasota production of Les Misérables was definitely a thrilling season ender). Bravo, and on with the show.
Best Costume Design
The nominees are:
Pamela Scofield for the Asolo's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Punk fairies, hippie throwbacks, a motley crew of "rude mechanicals" in construction workers' garb-it may sound like a mishmash, but it worked wonderfully to make the play feel fresh and alive again.
Scofield again for the Asolo's Sherlock Holmes & the West End Horror. The costumes here not only had to summon up a wide range of characters from 1890s London, they had to allow quick changes as actors switched roles and even genders with lightning speed.
Tim Beltley for the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre's Cats. From feminine and pretty to sad and shabby to macho and slinky, Beltley's costumes defined T.S. Eliot's very individual animals.
Marcella Beckwith for Florida Studio Theatre's Metamorphoses. Beckwith's blend of contemporary and classical attire helped to render Ovid's myths timeless.
Cassandra Mockosher for the Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe's The Wiz. Mockosher paid homage to the traditional Wizard of Oz but added a little urban flair for Dorothy and her road-trip buddies.
And the award goes to: Pamela Scofield for A Midsummer Night's Dream in a close call over Cats, as result of the former's eye-popping originality.
Best Set Design
The nominees are:
Michael Newton-Brown for the Golden Apple's Cats. Who'da thunk the venerable Golden Apple could become such a convincing junkyard home to a bunch of streetwise cats, complete with oversized cars, shoes and ladders for them to play on?
Jeffrey W. Dean for the Asolo's The Smell of the Kill. Dean took us into the kitchen of a modern suburban home with such accurate detail you could smell the disinfectant and feel the marriages fraying.
Steven Rubin for the Banyan Theater Company's Uncle Vanya. Rubin's design was simple but suggestive, bringing together the indoor and outdoor spaces of a Russian country estate with the right accouterments and somehow conveying the proper stifling atmosphere.
Norlan R. Jacobs for the Players of Sarasota production of West Side Story. Jacobs' playground fences, fire escape balconies and neighborhood drugstore provided a believable backdrop for street gangs and doomed lovers.
Roman Tatarowicz for Florida Studio Theatre's Runaway Beauty Queen. Tatarowicz's spinning, starry set was an out-of-this-world backdrop for a story that often took flights of fancy.
And the award goes to: Michael Newton-Brown for Cats' utter transformation of the dinner theater's space.
Best Lighting Design
The nominees are:
James D. Sale for the Asolo's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Sale's work provided additional flashes of magic to carry us into an eclectic, eccentric vision of Athens.
Michael Newton-Brown and Ben Turoff for the Golden Apple's Cats. Again, transformation is the word here, as the lighting design traveled around the theater with those peripatetic pussycats.
Marty Petlock for the Banyan's Uncle Vanya. Subdued and subtle, Petlock's lighting was just right to evoke a mood of regret and loss.
And the award goes to: Michael Newton-Brown and Ben Turoff for Cats.
Best Choreography
The nominees are:
Alexanda M. Carstarphen for the Players of Sarasota production of West Side Story. Carstarphen creatively borrowed from the original Jerome Robbins choreography to make the show exciting and accessible.
Rick Kerby for another take on West Side Story, at the Manatee Players. Again, Robbins' influence is inescapable, but Kerby found his own way to enhance the ethnic action.
Bob Trisolini for the Players of Sarasota production of Zorba. Trisolini did his research to create convincing Greek dances that advanced the story and established the setting.
Charlene Clark for the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre's Chicago. Sure, it helps to channel Bob Fosse for his trademark sexy moves, but Clark always leaves her own stamp on those sizzling numbers as well.
Karen Babcock for the Golden Apple's Cats. Talk about a show that would be lost without its choreography. Luckily the Golden Apple was smart enough to hire Babcock, who had lots of Cats experience, to facilitate the felines' athletic prowess.
And the award goes to: Karen Babcock for Cats. What she got her performers to do on the Golden Apple's less-than-Broadway-sized stage was nothing short of purr-fect.
Best Music Direction
The nominees are:
John Visser for the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre's Cats. Visser and his musicians created excitement from the opening bars and maintained it steadily throughout.
Visser again for the Golden Apple's Chicago. Here Visser and his handful of musicians managed to sound like a much bigger force-sharp and full of personality to boot.
Michael Sebastian for Florida Studio Theatre's It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues. Sebastian and his musicians led the show's talented vocalists through a history of the blues in a vibrant, vital way.
Dr. Susan Bailey Robinson for the Players of Sarasota production of West Side Story. She was blessed with outstanding voices in the lead roles, but Robinson deserves a lot of the credit for making this production soar.
David Nelson for Venice Little Theatre's I Do, I Do. Proving that you don't need a big band-or a big cast-to create musical magic, Nelson and his two stars meshed beautifully together.
And the award goes to: John Visser for truly scoring the Cats' meow.
Best Direction
The nominees are:
Paul Weidner for the Asolo's A Midsummer Night's Dream. So often "concept" productions of Shakespeare falter, but Weidner was firmly in control of this one, with a new delight awaiting around every tree in the forest.
Norlan Jacobs for the Players of Sarasota production of West Side Story. Jacobs demonstrated staging skill, the ability to move a story along efficiently and a confidence in his large cast that paid off powerfully.
Joseph Cole Simmons for Venice Little Theatre's Stage II production of Extremities. Simmons kept the intensity alive for every moment of this emotional game of ping-pong involving a would-be rapist, his victim and her ambivalent roommates.
Kate Alexander for Florida Studio Theatre's Stage III show The Exonerated. The staging was simple, the approach direct, the tension palpable.
Gil Lazier for the Banyan Theater Company's Uncle Vanya. Lazier demonstrated a clear understanding of both the melancholy and the humor of Chekhov; let's have more!
And the award goes to: Paul Weidner, for so successfully re-invigorating A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Best Supporting Actress
The nominees are:
Kim Kollar in Venice Little Theatre's Nunsense. Kollar's portrayal of nutty Sister Mary Amnesia was a highlight of a well-cast show.
Betty Lloyd Robinson in the Players of Sarasota production of Zorba. As an aging coquette looking for a last chance at love, Robinson scored both laughs and sympathy.
Donna Gerdes for the Asolo's The Front Page. Gerdes' role as a conventional mother of the bride dragged into the madness of a newsroom was brief but memorable.
Anne Marie Nestor for the Golden Apple's Wonderful Town. Nestor somehow made the role of ingénue Eileen, who's always innocently attracting men-and a related host of problems-believable and not cloying.
Kellie Cordes in the Manatee Players' West Side Story. Cordes demonstrated spirit, sensuality and confidence as Anita.
And the award goes to: Betty Lloyd Robinson for the Players' Zorba. The showy role of Hortense is one an actress has to grab and run with, and Robinson lifted up her skirts and did just that.
Best Supporting Actor
The nominees are:
David S. Howard for the Asolo's Broadway Bound. As aging leftist Grandpa Ben, Howard was a reliable source of acutely timed comic delivery.
Michael DeSantis for the Manatee Players' Romeo and Juliet. In the role of Mercutio, young DeSantis handled Shakespeare, swordplay and his swan song with aplomb.
Drew Foster for Florida Studio Theatre's Stage III production of The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia? Foster tackled the highly charged role of a young man suddenly confronted by his parents' marital problems like an old pro.
John Sterling Arnold for the Asolo's A Midsummer Night's Dream. As self-important, befuddled Bottom, Arnold garnered steady laughter even before he put the ass head on-Southern accent and all.
Michael Bajjaly for the Golden Apple's Chicago. Bajjaly was note-perfect as sad-sack hubby Amos, aka Mr. Cellophane.
And the award goes to: John Sterling Arnold for Dream, for providing a fresh new look at an old favorite.
Best Actress, Musical
The nominees are:
Grace Gibbs in the Players of Sarasota production of West Side Story. Gibbs had impressed before with her vocal abilities, but she demonstrated new depths as Maria, who goes from timid girl to strong woman overnight.
Karen Faxon and Heather Lea Spatz for the Manatee Players' Side Show. As impossible to separate these two performances as the real-life Siamese twins, Daisy and Violet Hilton, they portrayed. Both were touching and credible.
Jillian Godfrey for the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre's Chicago. Godfrey turned on the charm as killer and wannabe star Roxie Hart, and she was a force to be reckoned with.
Eve Caballero in The Players' Gypsy. Sure, Caballero had the guts, the singing chops and the oomph, but she also let us see Mama Rose's charm and persuasiveness.
Kyle Ennis Turoff for the Golden Apple's Wonderful Town. Wonderfully deadpan at times as would-be writer Ruth observing the world around her, Turoff can also conga with the best of them.
And the award goes to: Jillian Godfrey for her star turn as needy, greedy Roxie in Chicago.
Best Actor, Musical
The nominees are:
Rolfe Winkler for the Players of Sarasota production of West Side Story. Of course Winkler had the voice to move us on über-romantic songs like Maria and Somewhere, but he also conveyed the youth, energy and need of a boy torn between new love and old loyalties.
Steve Dawson for Venice Little Theatre's I Do, I Do. Dawson was a master of comic timing and deflatable pomposity as the writer-husband in this two-hander.
Clifford J. Cespedes for the Players of Sarasota production of Gypsy. As put-upon, always likeable Herbie, Cespedes was a natural.
Larry Golden for Venice Little Theatre's Fiddler on the Roof. The role of Tevye always draws top talent, and Golden came out of "semiretirement" to touch us with his appealing performance as the much-loved milkman.
T.N. Yowarski for the Players of Sarasota production of Zorba. Speaking of Tevye.Yowarski played him a few years ago, and I'm happy to report that he managed to make another larger-than-life character, the Greek Zorba, satisfyingly different from his Russian counterpart.
And the award goes to: Rolfe Winkler, a terrific Tony in West Side Story.
Best Actress, Play
The nominees are:
Carolyn Michel in the Asolo's Broadway Bound. Michel skillfully mined both comedy and pathos in her portrayal of mother, sister and wife Kate Jerome.
MaryBeth Antoinette in Venice Little Theatre's Stage II production of Extremities. As an attempted rape victim turned vengeful but still vulnerable, Antoinette had to run the gamut of emotions with split-second control, and she was absolutely convincing.
Kate Alexander in Florida Studio Theatre's Stage III production of The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? How would you react if your husband fell in love with a goat? Alexander did all you'd expect, in spades.
Geraldine Librandi in the Banyan Theater Company's Vincent in Brixton. Librandi was outstanding as an older woman whose relationship with young artist Vincent van Gogh turns her world upside down.
Wendy Bagger in the Banyan's Uncle Vanya. Bagger's work as perpetual caregiver Sonya, doomed to lose in love, was poignant and plausible.a
And the award goes to: MaryBeth Antoinette for her work in Extremities-bruising but rewarding.
Best Actor, Play
The nominees are:
Stephen Hope for Florida Studio Theatre's Stage III production of The Exonerated. As Kerry, a young man whose life became a prison nightmare after he was accused of murder and labeled a homosexual, Hope came across as someone any of us might have known-or been.
Allan Kollar for Venice Little Theatre's Stage II production of Extremities. Like his female co-star, Kollar had to make convincing his character's rapid transitions, from likeable to brutal to pitiable; he succeeded memorably.
David S. Howard in the Asolo's Tuesdays with Morrie. Sure, it was sentimental, but the welcome touches of humor provided by the script and Howard's ability to make Morrie three-dimensional kept it from becoming mawkish.
Douglas Jones in the Banyan Theater Company's Uncle Vanya. Jones is a longtime Asolo regular, but this role at the Banyan gave him the chance to stretch his talents, and he was heartbreaking as the lovelorn, despairing Vanya.
Ken Ferrigni in the Banyan's Vincent in Brixton. Ferrigni, a recent FSU/Asolo Conservatory grad, was almost eerily on target as young Dutchman van Gogh, in moments both comic and wrenching.
And the award goes to: Douglas Jones for Vanya, some of his best work yet.
Best Play
The nominees are:
The Asolo's A Midsummer Night's Dream. A colorful, high-energy production of the classic.
Florida Studio Theatre's Stage III production of The Exonerated. Gripping in its simplicity, this well-staged adaptation of true stories of innocent people on Death Row had many in the audience transfixed.
The Banyan Theater Company's Vincent in Brixton. Strong performances and an intriguing premise-artist Vincent van Gogh falls in love while a young man in London-made this one compelling.
FST's Stage III's The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? Sharply focused and nuanced, with a stunner of an ending.
The Banyan's Uncle Vanya. Chekhov done with understanding and great sympathy, in a well-cast production that touched the heart.
And the award goes to: Florida Studio Theatre's The Exonerated. Truth is stranger than fiction, and more powerful, too.
Best Musical
The nominees are:
The Golden Apple Dinner Theatre's Cats. I still prefer a musical with more of a storyline myself, but there was nothing to fault about the Golden Apple's production of this Andrew Lloyd Webber-T.S. Eliot megahit.
The Players of Sarasota production of West Side Story. Both the Manatee Players version of the updated Romeo and Juliet story and the Players of Sarasota one were compelling, but the latter had the edge.
The Golden Apple's Chicago. The Kander-Ebb-Fosse show about media-savvy murderesses still had all the old razzle-dazzle and a strong visceral impact, with a cast that could handle the dance moves with zest.
The Golden Apple's Wonderful Town. A slice of New York nostalgia served up with style and affection.
Venice Little Theatre's I Do, I Do. Not flashy, not larger than life, just a funny-sad, believable look at longtime marriage.
And the award goes to: the Golden Apple's Cats, for sheer spectacle and impressive achievement.
A few special awards:
Most Intriguing Autobiography: To Rhonda Coullet and Florida Studio Theatre for the world premiere Runaway Beauty Queen. Coullet not only wrote the songs and the words, she lived them.
Best Mother-Daughter Team: To Eve and Cassie Caballero as Mama Rose and daughter Louise in the Players of Sarasota show Gypsy. Talent does run in the family.
Biggest Challenge for a Community Theater: To director Ricky Kerby for the Manatee Players' Side Show. The subject matter-Siamese twins, a freak show-would automatically turn some people off, and the play's demands were anything but easy. But Kerby handled it all with superior staging skills and insight.


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'Tower of Power' Takes Renewable Energy Production to New Heights
The ambition behind NL Architects' proposal for the Taiwan Tower Competition was to create a 300-meter high freestanding tower with sightseeing and recreational functions that will serve as a 'model green building'. By simply combining the two typologies of windmill and observation tower, their design, 'Tower of Power', aspires to change the 'content' of the new generation of tourist towers and at the same time, the appearance of future wind energy generators. Instead of being yet another 'empty' icon, it actually is a usable object. Other than the required functionality as sightseeing tower and telecommunication base, it is also an environmentally friendly power plant. NL Architects' tower raises questions on how power plants of the future can be turned into objects of beauty.


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Grant Watson, Cody Poteet and Matt Trask took the mound for the Bruins in defeat.
UCLA ranks the highest of the three Pac-12 schools to be selected to the preseason top-25.
The 2015 UCLA Bruins will take on the Alumni at 12:05 p.m. on January 24 at Jackie Robinson Stadium.
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The conference network announced 19 baseball game selections for the 2015 season.
UCLA has earned a pre-season top-10 ranking for the third time in the past five seasons.
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UCLA Baseball officially signed 14 players for the class of 2015.
The Bruins are proud to announce two season ticket packages for the 2015 season.
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We're going to roll out of bed and exhibit at Wizard World Portland this weekend.
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June 2014 – February 2015
I'm very happy to a doing a cooking demo and book signings Saturday and Sunday, Sept, 27 and 28th in Portland at Oregon's largest plant-based food event!
- Free samples of hundreds of different foods!
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All funds will support NY Coaltion for Healthy School Food's work to get healthy, plant based meals in schools as well as the coalition's nutrition education programs.
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This Festival brings together an amazing array of vegetarian natural food providers, top national speakers and chefs, and educational exhibitors in a fun and welcoming environment. It is a chance to talk directly to food producers, learn the newest items in the marketplace, taste free food samples, shop at show special discounts, or simply learn what vegetarian foods are available and where you can find them!
Whether you are a longtime vegetarian or vegan, or someone simply wanting to add more delicious plant-based foods to your meal repertoire, or if you are just curious what it's all about, you are welcome here! We offer you free admission, free food sampling, free speaker presentations, free parking and a T stop across the street.
You also can learn of ways to help animals and protect the environment, and enhance your health and well being. There are activities for kids, too!
I'll be doing a baking demo on Sunday. The time is TBD.
My vegan chocolate demo, after dinner on Friday night, Feb 6th kicks off this sensational weekend as you explore the divine world of chocolate at Mohonk Mountain House. If you love chocolate, this is the time to visit the mountaintop! Get the best recipes, advice and samplings from those who have made their chocolate passion a lifetime pursuit. Chocolate infused Mohonk—two great things mixed together to create the ultimate chocolate obsession.
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The calling of the Gentiles, and the rejection of the Jews. (1-7) The Lord would preserve a remnant. (8-10) Judgments upon the wicked. (11-16) The future happy and flourishing state of the church. (17-25)
Verses 1-7 The Gentiles came to seek God, and find him, because they were first sought and found of him. Often he meets some thoughtless trifler or profligate opposer, and says to him, Behold me; and a speedy change takes place. All the gospel day, Christ waited to be gracious. The Jews were bidden, but would not come. It is not without cause they are rejected of God. They would do what most pleased them. They grieved, they vexed the Holy Spirit. They forsook God's temple, and sacrificed in groves. They cared not for the distinction between clean and unclean meats, before it was taken away by the gospel. Perhaps this is put for all forbidden pleasures, and all that is thought to be gotten by sin, that abominable thing which the Lord hates. Christ denounced many woes against the pride and hypocrisy of the Jews. The proof against them is plain. And let us watch against pride and self-preference, remembering that every sin, and the most secret thoughts of man's heart, are known and will be judged by God.
Verses 8-10 In the bunch of unripe grapes, at present of no value, the new wine is contained. The Jews have been kept a distinct people, that all may witness the fulfilment of ancient prophecies and promises. God's chosen, the spiritual seed of praying Jacob, shall inherit his mountains of bliss and joy, and be carried safe to them through the vale of tears. All things are for the display of God's glory in the redemption of sinners.
Verses 11-16 Here the different states of the godly and wicked, of the Jews who believed, and of those who persisted in unbelief, are set against one another. They prepared a table for that troop of deities which the heathen worship, and poured out drink-offerings to that countless number. Their worshippers spared no cost to honour them, which should shame the worshippers of the true God. See the malignity of sin; it is doing by choice what we know will displease God. In every age and nation, the Lord leaves those who persist in doing evil, and despise the call of the gospel. God's servants shall have the bread of life, and shall want nothing good for them. But those who forsake the Lord, shall be ashamed of vain confidence in their own righteousness, and the hopes they built thereon. Wordly people bless themselves in the abundance of this world's goods; but God's servants bless themselves in him. He is their strength and portion. They shall honour him as the God of truth. And it was promised that in him should all the families of the earth be blessed. They shall think themselves happy in having him for their God, who made them forget their troubles.
Verses 17-25 In the grace and comfort believers have in and from Christ, we are to look for this new heaven and new earth. The former confusions, sins and miseries of the human race, shall be no more remembered or renewed. The approaching happy state of the church is described under a variety of images. He shall be thought to die in his youth, and for his sins, who only lives to the age of a hundred years. The event alone can determine what is meant; but it is plain that Christianity, if universal, would so do away violence and evil, as greatly to lengthen life. In those happy days, all God's people shall enjoy the fruit of their labours. Nor will children then be the trouble of their parents, or suffer trouble themselves. The evil dispositions of sinners shall be completely moritified; all shall live in harmony. Thus the church on earth shall be full of happiness, like heaven. This prophecy assures the servants of Christ, that the time approaches, wherein they shall be blessed with the undisturbed enjoyment of all that is needful for their happiness. As workers together with God, let us attend his ordinances, and obey his commands.
Isaiah 65:1-25 . GOD'S REPLY IN JUSTIFICATION OF HIS DEALINGS WITH ISRAEL.
In Isaiah 64:9 , their plea was, "we are all Thy people." In answer, God declares that others (Gentiles) would be taken into covenant with Him, while His ancient people would be rejected. The Jews were slow to believe this; hence Paul says ( Romans 10:20 ) that Isaiah was "very bold" in advancing so unpopular a sentiment; he implies what Paul states ( Romans 2:28 , Romans 9:6 Romans 9:7 , 11:1-31 ), that "they are not all (in opposition to the Jews' plea, Isaiah 64:9 ) Israel which are of Israel." God's reason for so severely dealing with Israel is not changeableness in Him, but sin in them ( Isaiah 65:2-7 ). Yet the whole nation shall not be destroyed, but only the wicked; a remnant shall be saved ( Isaiah 65:8-10 Isaiah 65:11-16 ). There shall be, finally, universal blessedness to Israel, such as they had prayed for ( Isaiah 65:17-25 ).
1. I am sought--Hebrew, "I have granted access unto Me to them," &c. (so Ezekiel 14:3 , "Should I be inquired of"; Ephesians 2:18 ).
found-- Romans 10:20 renders this, "I was made manifest." As an instance of the sentiment in the clause, "I am sought," &c., see John 12:21 ; of the sentiment in this clause, Acts 9:5 . Compare as to the Gentile converts, Ephesians 2:12 Ephesians 2:13 .
Behold me--( Isaiah 45:22 ).
nation . . . not called by my name--that is, the Gentiles. God retorts in their own words ( Isaiah 63:19 ) that their plea as being exclusively "called by His name" will not avail, for God's gospel invitation is not so exclusive ( Romans 9:25 , 1:16 ).
2. spread out . . . hands--inviting them earnestly ( Proverbs 1:24 ).
all . . . day--continually, late and early ( Jeremiah 7:13 ).
rebellious people--Israel, whose rebellion was the occasion of God's turning to the Gentiles ( Romans 11:11 Romans 11:12 Romans 11:15 ).
way . . . not good--that is, the very reverse of good, very bad ( Ezekiel 36:31 ).
3. continually--answering to "all the day" ( Isaiah 65:2 ). God was continually inviting them, and they continually offending Him ( Deuteronomy 32:21 ).
to my face--They made no attempt to hide their sin ( Isaiah 3:9 ). Compare "before Me" ( Exodus 20:3 ). Isaiah 66:17 , Leviticus 17:5 ).
altars of brick--Hebrew, "bricks." God had commanded His altars to be of unhewn stone ( Exodus 20:25 ). This was in order to separate them, even in external respects, from idolaters; also, as all chiselling was forbidden, they could not inscribe superstitious symbols on them as the heathen did. Bricks were more easily so inscribed than stone; hence their use for the cuneiform inscriptions at Babylon, and also for idolatrous altars. Some, not so well, have supposed that the "bricks" here mean the flat brick-paved roofs of houses on which they sacrificed to the sun, &c. ( 2 Kings 23:12 , Jeremiah 19:13 ).
4. remain among . . . graves--namely, for purposes of necromancy, as if to hold converse with the dead ( Isaiah 8:19 Isaiah 8:20 ; compare Mark 5:3 ); or, for the sake of purifications, usually performed at night among sepulchres, to appease the manes [MAURER].
monuments--Hebrew, "pass the night in hidden recesses," either the idol's inmost shrines ("consecrated precincts") [HORSLEY], where they used to sleep, in order to have divine communications in dreams [JEROME]; or better, on account of the parallel "graves," sepulchral caves [MAURER].
eat swine's flesh--To eat it at all was contrary to God's law ( Leviticus 11:7 ), but it much increased their guilt that they ate it in idolatrous sacrifices (compare Isaiah 66:17 ). VARRO (On Agriculture, 2.4) says that swine were first used in sacrifices; the Latins sacrificed a pig to Ceres; it was also offered on occasion of treaties and marriages.
broth--so called from the "pieces" (Margin) or fragments of bread over which the broth was poured [GESENIUS]; such broth, made of swine's flesh, offered in sacrifice, was thought to be especially acceptable to the idol and was used in magic rites. Or, "fragments (pieces) of abominable foods," &c. This fourth clause explains more fully the third, as the second does the first [MAURER].
is in--rather, literally, "is their vessels," that is, constitute their vessels' contents. The Jews, in our Lord's days, and ever since the return from Babylon, have been free from idolatry; still the imagery from idolatrous abominations, as being the sin most loathsome in God's eyes and that most prevalent in Isaiah's time, is employed to describe the foul sin of Israel in all ages, culminating in their killing Messiah, and still rejecting Him.
5. ( Matthew 9:11 , Luke 5:30 , 18:11 , Jude 1:19 ). Applicable to the hypocritical self-justifiers of our Lord's time.
smoke--alluding to the smoke of their self-righteous sacrifices; the fire of God's wrath was kindled at the sight, and exhibited itself in the smoke that breathed forth from His nostrils; in Hebrew the nose is the seat of anger; and the nostrils distended in wrath, as it were, breathe forth smoke [ROSENMULLER] ( Psalms 18:8 ).
6. written before me--"it is decreed by Me," namely, what follows ( Job 13:26 ), [MAURER]; or, their guilt is recorded before Me (compare Daniel 7:10 , Revelation 20:12 , Malachi 3:16 ).
into . . . bosom--( Psalms 79:12 , Jeremiah 32:18 , Luke 6:38 ). The Orientals used the loose fold of the garment falling on "the bosom" or lap, as a receptacle for carrying things. The sense thus is: I will repay their sin so abundantly that the hand will not be able to receive it; it will need the spacious fold on the bosom to contain it [ROSENMULLER]. Rather it is, "I will repay it to the very person from whom it has emanated." Compare "God did render the evil of the men of Shechem upon their heads" ( Judges 9:57 , Psalms 7:16 ) [GESENIUS].
7. Their sin had been accumulating from age to age until God at last repaid it in full.
mountains--( Isaiah 57:7 , Ezekiel 18:6 , Ezekiel 20:27 Ezekiel 20:28 , Hosea 4:13 ).
their--"Your" had preceded. From speaking to, He speaks of them; this implies growing alienation from them and greater distance.
work--the full recompense of their work (so Isaiah 49:4 ).
8. new wine--as if some grapes having good wine-producing juice in them, be found in a cluster which the vinedresser was about to throw away as bad, and one saith, &c.
blessing--that is, good wine-producing juice (compare Judges 9:13 , Joel 2:14 ).
so--God will spare the godly "remnant," while the ungodly mass of the nation shall be destroyed ( Isaiah 1:9 , 6:13 , 10:21 , Isaiah 11:11 Isaiah 11:12-16 ).
my servants--the godly remnant. But HORSLEY, "for the sake of my servant, Messiah."
9. seed--"the holy seed" ( Isaiah 6:13 ), a posterity from Jacob, designed to repossess the Holy Land, forfeited by the sin of the former Jews.
my mountains--Jerusalem and the rest of Judea, peculiarly God's (compare Isaiah 2:2 , 11:9 , 14:32 ).
it--the Holy Land.
elect--( Isaiah 65:15 Isaiah 65:22 ).
11. holy mountain--Moriah, on which the temple was.
troop--rather "Gad," the Babylonian god of fortune, the planet Jupiter, answering to Baal or Bel; the Arabs called it "the Greater Good Fortune"; and the planet Venus answering to Meni, "the Lesser Good Fortune" [GESENIUS, KIMCHI, &c.]. Tables were laid out for their idols with all kinds of viands, and a cup containing a mixture of wine and honey, in Egypt especially, on the last day of the year [JEROME].
drink offering--rather, "mixed drink."
number--rather, "Meni"; as goddess of fortune she was thought to number the fates of men. VITRINGA understands Gad to be the sun; Meni the moon, or Ashtaroth or Astarte ( 1 Kings 11:33 ).
12. number--"doom" you. Alluding to the "number," as Meni ( Isaiah 65:11 ) means. Retribution in kind, the punishment answering to the sin (compare 2 Chronicles 36:14-17 ).
I called, ye . . . not answer--"I called," though "none had called" upon Me ( Isaiah 64:7 ); yet even then none "answered" ( Proverbs 1:24 ). Contrast with this God and His people's mutual fellowship in prayer ( Isaiah 65:24 ).
13. eat--enjoy all blessings from me ( Solomon 5:1 ).
hungry--( Amos 4:6 , 8:11 ). This may refer to the siege of Jerusalem under Titus, when 1,100,000 are said to have perished by famine; thus Isaiah 65:15 will refer to God's people without distinction of Jew and Gentile receiving "another name," namely, that of Christians [HOUBIGANT]. A further fulfilment may still remain, just before the creation of the "new heavens and earth," as the context, Isaiah 65:17 , implies.
14. howl--( Isaiah 15:2 , Matthew 8:12 ).
15. curse--The name of "Jew" has been for long a formula of execration (compare Jeremiah 29:22 ); if one wishes to curse another, he can utter nothing worse than this, "God make thee what the Jew is!" Contrast the formula ( Genesis 48:20 ) [MAURER].
my chosen--the elect Church, gathered from Jews and Gentiles, called by "another name," Christians ( Acts 11:26 ). However Isaiah 65:3 , refers to the "seed of Jacob," the believing Jews, hereafter about to possess their land ( Isaiah 65:19 Isaiah 65:22 ), are ultimately meant by "My chosen," as contrasted with the unbelieving Jews ("ye"). These elect Jews shall be called by "another," or a new name, that is, shall no longer be "forsaken" of God for unbelief, but shall be His "delight" and "married" to Him ( Isaiah 62:2 Isaiah 62:4 ).
thee--unbelieving Israel. Isaiah here speaks of God, whereas in the preceding sentences God Himself spake. This change of persons marks without design how completely the prophet realized God with him and in him, so that he passes, without formally announcing it, from God's words to his own, and vice versa, both alike being from God.
16. That he--rather, "he who," &c.
blesseth, &c.--( Psalms 72:17 , Jeremiah 4:2 ).
God of truth--very God, as opposed to false gods; Hebrew, Amen: the very name of Messiah ( 2 Corinthians 1:20 , Revelation 3:14 ), faithful to His promises ( John 1:17 , 6:32 ). Real, substantial, spiritual, eternal, as opposed to the shadowy types of the law.
sweareth, &c.--God alone shall be appealed to as God ( Isaiah 19:18 , Deuteronomy 6:13 , Psalms 63:11 ).
troubles--that is, sins, provocations [LOWTH]. Rather, calamities caused by your sins; so far from these visiting you again, the very remembrance of them is "hid from Mine eyes" by the magnitude of the blessings I will confer on you ( Isaiah 65:17 , &c.). [MAURER].
17. As Caleb inherited the same land which his feet trod on ( Deuteronomy 1:36 , Joshua 14:9 ), so Messiah and His saints shall inherit the renovated earth which once they trod while defiled by the enemy ( Isaiah 34:4 , 51:16 , 66:22 , Ezekiel 21:27 , Psalms 2:8 , 37:11 , 2 Peter 3:13 , Hebrews 12:26-28 Revelation 21:1 ). the words here answer to "the former . . . forgotten," &c. The former sorrows of the earth, under the fall, shall be so far from recurring, that their very remembrance shall be obliterated by the many mercies I will bestow on the new earth ( Revelation 21:4-27 ).
18. rejoice for ever . . . Jerusalem--( Isaiah 51:11 ). "Everlasting joy . . . Zion." Spiritually ( 1 Thessalonians 5:16 ).
19. ( Isaiah 62:5 ).
weeping . . . no more--( Isaiah 25:7 Isaiah 25:8 , 35:10 , Revelation 7:17 , 21:4 ), primarily, foretold of Jerusalem; secondarily, of all the redeemed.
20. The longevity of men in the first age of the world shall be enjoyed again.
thence--from that time forward.
infant of days--that is, an infant who shall only complete a few days; short-lived.
filled . . . days--None shall die without attaining a full old age.
child . . . die . . . hundred years--that is "he that dieth an hundred years old shall die a mere child" [LOWTH].
sinner . . . hundred . . . be accursed--"The sinner that dieth at an hundred years shall be deemed accursed," that is, his death at so early an age, which in those days the hundredth year will be regarded, just as if it were mere childhood, shall be deemed the effect of God's special visitation in wrath [ROSENMULLER]. This passage proves that the better age to come on earth, though much superior to the present will not be a perfect state; sin and death shall have place in it (compare Revelation 20:7 Revelation 20:8 ), but much less frequently than now.
22. They shall not experience the curse pronounced ( Leviticus 26:16 , Deuteronomy 28:30 ).
tree--among the most long-lived of objects in nature. They shall live as long as the trees they "plant" (compare Isaiah 61:3 , end of verse; Psalms 92:12 ).
enjoy--Hebrew, "consume," "wear out"; they shall live to enjoy the last of it ( Isaiah 62:9 ).
23. bring forth for trouble--literally, "for terror," that is, "They shall not bring forth children for a sudden death" ( Leviticus 26:16 , Jeremiah 15:8 ).
seed . . . blessed--( Isaiah 61:9 ).
offspring with them--( Hosea 9:12 ). "Their offspring shall be with themselves" [MAURER]; not "brought forth" only to be cut off by "sudden death" (see the parallel clause).
24. Contrast Isaiah 64:7 , "none . . . calleth," &c.; and "I called, ye did not answer." MAURER translates, "They shall hardly (literally, "not yet") call, when (literally, "and") I will answer; they shall be still speaking, when I will hear" ( Psalms 32:5;,Dan 9:20,21 Dan 9:20 Dan 9:21 ).


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Save two worlds in Revived Legends: Road of the Kings! What started out as a normal day takes a turn for the fantastic when you drive into a strange fog bank. Inside, you learn that the fog is slowly blending our world with a magical realm. Soon both worlds will be destroyed, and you are the only one who can still save them! Now you must embark on a journey down the legendary Road of the Kings to confront the villain and his terrible fog. Explore enchanting locations, meet fantastic creatures, and solve perplexing puzzles as you become the hero of two worlds in this beautiful Hidden Object adventure!
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A romance set in the Catskills in 1963, the film became a pop culture phenomenon and spawned multiple hit songs including the Oscar-winning "(I've Had) The Time Of My Life."
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Warning! Keeping a nature sketchbook/journal may lead to uncontrollable urges to spend more time out of doors and explore new beautiful surroundings beyond your home, neighborhood or state. Join us for two evening classes and one day class in the Garden. Step-by-step instruction will guide you from first stroke to a finished sketch. Learn new techniques that will enhance your sketchbook skills using graphite and watercolor pencils.
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Introducing Write or Die 2
Write or Die is an application for Windows, Mac and Linux which aims to eliminate writer's block by providing consequences for procrastination and, new to this version, rewards for accomplishment. Historically Write or Die has specialized in being the stick in the carrot/stick motivation continuum, but it's time to experiment with encouragement.
Please play with the user interface, check out what new options are available, then read this quick intro. I hope you enjoy the new features.
Visual Stimulus
One of the biggest improvements is the inclusion of visual stimulus. Instead of just writing to avoid annoying sounds and alarm warning colors you can now customize your stimulus. If you like to see a cute puppy after you've reached a certain number of words, you can. If you'd like to write in fear of a jiggling spider, you can do that too.
Reward Mode
This version of Write or Die introduces the concept of positive reinforcement. Sometimes the journey down the blank page seems a long and desolate one. Reward mode helps you mark your progress along the way.
You can finitely adjust how frequently the program rewards you. Set a word goal and tweak the incentive frequency slider to increase or decrease the frequency of word count rewards.
You can also select a directory of images for use as custom reward images, if you have a folder of your favorite pictures and you'd like to see those pictures as rewards.
Stimulus Mode
Write or Die can be nice and comforting now! Stimulus mode allows you to set up a writing environment that is conducive to concentration and focus. It provides a neutral, positive stimulus to keep you writing, when you stop writing, the nice environment goes away. This is especially helpful if you use headphones. You have a variety of options for sounds and backgrounds, from the steady purr of a cat to some nice neutral white noise. The background image can be changed as well so you can write while looking at a beach or a forest in the background. Custom Playlist allows you to create a playlist of your own music so that you have extra motivation to keep writing and keep the music playing.
[Supports M3U/M3U8 playlists of MP3 or Ogg files.]
Consequence Mode
This is the reincarnation and refinement of the core concept of Write or Die. Write, and if you don't write, there are consequences, but now they're more interesting and varied. Everything is randomized within categories to provide you with new terrors every time. And now, with the addition of visual stimulus, you can finally write to avoid spiders or the disapproving glare of grumpy cat.
Kamikaze mode is also still very much in evidence but I've refined it a bit. The wee little word monster that runs kamikaze mode has developed a more refined sensibility now. These days he only likes vowels. If you turn on kamikaze mode and allow consequences to ensue your words will be systematically disemvoweled.
Startle Mode is a new addition which allows you to disable the warning color which typically precedes punishment. Useful if you find yourself getting a little too comfortable.
Other Features
- Persistent, resetabble writing stats including average words per minute, total all time word count and high scores
- Simplified saving system and set-and-forget autosaving ensures that you won't lose your writing.
- Sleek new User Interface
- No longer requires Adobe AIR
- WPM speedometer gives you a real-time readout of your current productivity
- Extra-fine controls to customize your writing experience.
There are a number of features I plan to implement soon but which were shelved in order to get this out in time almost on time extremely fashionably late for NaNoWriMo.
Word War
This version of Write or Die is built from the ground up with Word War in mind. I've found a much better solution and it will be awesome, including classroom mode and friends lists. I just need some time to implement it.
More Sounds
I'm always on the lookout for new sounds both pleasant and punishing, I will add them as I discover them.
Writing Idea Generator
I have the code ready for this I just have a lot of tweaking to do.
More stats, more fun with images, more knobs to twiddle.
Purchase & Keep Writing
To update, revisit the original download link you received in your email and get the latest version.
Version 2.0.5
- Fixed chomp sound in kamikaze mode which, once started, wouldn't stop. It's better now
- Fixed various pausing issues
- Removed non-existent options
- Reticulated splines
- Fixed grumpy cat, that's why she's so grumpy, she's fixed
- App exit button was too small and not aligned properly which made it seem like the button didn't work. Better now.
- General betterment
- Fixed typewriter mode which wouldn't disable once enabled
Currently under investigation
- File saving issues. A few people have reported issues saving to certain folders. I'm looking into it.
- Linux Testing
Version 2.0.4
New Features
- Fullscreen support
- Typewriter mode (disable backspace and editing keys)
- Font size customization
- Font family customization
- Customizable page margins
- Reworked persistent settings, should be more reliable now.
I'm using Google web fonts so you might need to be online to use custom fonts. I'm exploring options for font caching.
Version 2.0.3
- WPM speedometer fixed
- Pause works now
- Added update checking so you'll be notified when there's a new version
- One Mac version for any OS over 10.6
- Various bug fixes
Version 2.0.2
- Custom background colors now work
- Resume writing fixes
- Fixed custom playlist loading which would sometimes cause the app to open to a black screen.
Works on Snow Leopard Now
There is a separate download for Snow Leopard users, check your original download link to re-download a working version.
Version 2.0.1
- Kamikaze mode works now
- Fixed issue where resuming writing would not disable punishment
- Fixed update check code
- Fixed issue where disabling sound would also break the program
Known issues
- Currently there is an issue running Write or Die 2 on Mac OS 10.6, I am looking into this
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Where's the web version?
The original web version and the whole original site is available at oldandbusted.drwicked.com but the new web version is way better and available at the top of this very page. Change the settings and click "Try" to begin writing.
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"It's not always gonna be sunshine and roses," said Ryan Vogelsong after today's game – was it a game, though, – against the Blue Jays. (So I was like, well it's not always gonna be, but how about it is right now?)
The Giants are probably turning in their passports right now and hoping that they never ever have to go to Canada again, because I know Giants fans are feeling that way. Yesterday and today's game were, in combination, some of the worst in recent Giants history, but if you can't laugh… then you're the Astros, or something.
Onwards to a four game series in Colorado, where there will hopefully be more sunshine and roses. (And maybe the humidor! Too much to hope for?)
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Q. I think this was brought up earlier, but is there a problem when something like that can happen? Is there a better way to do it?
La Russa: Yeah, smoke signals from the dugout.
Quotes taken from Big League Stew on Yahoo.
Hey, it isn't exactly aesthetically pleasing but I also don't think anyone would mistake it for Lynn, right? I am now, at last, convinced that La Russa is indeed the managerial genius everyone seems to think he is. Smoke signals are just what the Cardinals need. And just the reason they are down 3-2 in the World Series. If they instated smoke signals tomorrow, this series would be theirs.
But I hope they don't. Because the Rangers are so close I can smell it- I mean, I am closer to Texas here in Los Angeles- and it smells like blueberry muffins with coarse sugar on top and caprese pasta. As Jon Miller would say, "mmm-mmm!". I am so excited I can barely believe it.
Diamond Girl
p.s. That presser with Theo Esptein today was gold. I just cannot get over the way General Managers say "organization", with those fabulous, drawn-out vowels. Love it to death.


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I actually purchased one of those portable popup tents like you use tailgating. I was amazed how many people don't realize you need this. I just told them, "well, if you like messing around with 30amp 220v cords soaking wet, be my guest!"
I use GFI adapters on my genny. Nothing to fear from wet weather. But the tent does seem like a good idea.


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Love your hairy body
great pics! keep em coming!
Thanks yeah I'm actualy glad I'm hairy. It used to get on my nerves having to manscape all the time but now that I'm getting older I like it. I usually only trim my chest and pubes because most girls like it that way haha although I have one really cute friend that is obsessed with hairy guys, which is somewhat of a turn on for me knowing that she likes my natural body
I just wanted to say thanks for sharing your sexy body with all of us. In addition to being extremely hot , you seem like a really cool guy too. If you ever decide to experiment with a guy, I'm sure there would be a long line of Jubbers eagerly waiting to pleasure you.
These two pics are absolute perfection!
We don't stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing
Damn... hot all over bud! Great body, cock and ass! Glad you're letting us enjoy the view!
amazing pics..................
Bimmerguy, you really are seriously hot...
It's nice to see you growing out your body hair.
Could we please, please have another "aftermath" shot showing another one of your huge loads?
Yeah, I love your trimmed look
maybe get some socks on shots? on your feet and dick?
maybe dirty?
Gotta love the gay-friendly str8 exhibitionists.. you are sexy! Could you post pics of your legs with your cock? I love good proportioned, slightly hairy, athletic legs. Soccer player legs
It's so hot you decided to take a picture of your ass considering how against it you were The attention is nice isn't it? hehehe You're so hot man, its no wonder your girl wants that cock inside her constantly. Would love to see you flex for us
so fucking hot
you are a very hot man with an amazing guy lucky girls
please post more pics
When will we see the infamous face, that sits atop this magnificent specimen?
It's been a while but I was bored this weekend so I have some pics to make up for it
I've had some requests for ass shots, towel shots, feet shots, and cumshots haha I have some of those....I actually have a pretty good face shot but I really don't know about that one hmm
I have one like this but with my face trying on my dexter costume for halloween haha still not sure about that one
Hey bimmerguy, keep doing ya thing. About the face shot, do it if you feel comfortable.
I find butts totally irresistible and yours is fantastic!
Show that face of yours, i imagine its just as beautiful as your body and cock
Such a hot body
The things we could do together in bed!
Homophobia kills!
SEXY LEG AND FOOT! THANKS, bimmerguy!
Damn, bimmerguy.....you sure know how to please!
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
Wow! Thanks for all those great ass shots! In time, I hope you'll be able to spread 'em. :-P
Also, loving that chest! In the past year, I've developed a pec/nipple fetish. Would love to suck on them hard titties!
haha there will be no spreading I don't even let girls go there, I imagine it just feels painful..I actually have a little bit of a pec thing myself. I think they can change your whole look if you get them to pop enough. It's easy for some people to just be really skinny and have natural abs. Pecs, tris, and shoulders are where its at
You are hand down the hottest guy I have ever seen in my life!
holy fuck, you are the sexiest guy alive :P
Keep posting. We like your pictures a lot!
By "spreading" I meant part the cheeks and show us your asshole, not to stick anything up it. For me, personally, the buns are scrumptious, but the hole is the candy center. :-P
As for me, I can get my pecs, tris, bis, and shoulders really well, but it's the abs that I have the hardest time with. *jealous* lol
I definitely wouldn't go that far but thanks I love working out, but I used to be pretty scrawney. I'm actually pretty modest when it comes to my looks, I guess it's because I'm also a perfectionist so nothing is ever good enough haha
I'll try to keep this going as long as everyones still interested never thought I'd hit 20k views
Bimmer, thanks for sharing..you are ..WOW. your girl friends are damn lucky. Keep that body tight and cut..you are a complete package.
keep posting,
you're HOT
Need some white athletic shorts so we can see your bulge through them better. ;-)
Nothing is like anything else. Things are themselves entirely and do not need interpretation, only a minimal respect for their precise integrity.
If we believe absurdities, we shall commit atrocities. -- Voltaire (1694-1778).
Yeah.......well.......its stuff like that V will not only keep me interested........it'll keep me busy.......
THANKS stud........
There is MUCH more to you than just dick.......


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ELLE DECOR reader Roxy Owens of Society Social bravely and generously offered up a photo of her living room for the first edition of Robert's Refinements. While Robert was a fan of many of the pieces in her home (including tables and pillows from her own line), he suggested a few changes to give the young designer's room more dimension, including:
1. Symmetry is key. Add a second lamp to the other side of the sofa.
2. Swap out the tablesor rugfor something brighter.
3. Paint the walls a soft pink or blue.
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Upgrade the familiar composition book used in the classroom and the lab with this notebook. The Notabilia Notebook features special, archive-quality paper and binding that is sewn rather than glued for added durability. Use this composition notebook on its own or inside our full-grain leather
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i really find these notebooks great ad very usual. I have a levenger foler and this notebook fits perfect. The pages stay in place and I can fold the notebooks to write on the side. I work in a busy ER and use this for notes as i get alot of referrals. the lined paes don't bother me as I juist write over them and don't use the lines anyway
November 29, 2014
A Solid Choice
These pads have a decent weighted paper, which takes fountain pen ink well with little bleed-through. They also have a stitched spine, which seems like it will keep the pages intact longer. One drawback is that the newer versions don't have as many sheets of paper as older versions did, so those with a leather cover may find it was stretched by the older, black-and-blue-bound versions. Those were also a little different in size, so your leather cover might not fit these new versions as well as you'd like. Those looking for a nice, unlined journal or a journal with a grid pattern on its pages need to keep looking, unless Levenger decides to produce these journals with those options. As of this writing (Sept. 2014), only ruled pages are available.
September 4, 2014
love the pads
Love the quality. Use in my bomber folio. Looks great. They are spendy. Could have a lower price.
July 3, 2014
Thick paper!
Love the thickness of the paper. It's very hard to find quality paper in this type of notebook. The cover is sturdy on it's own. Maybe I'll splurge for the leather one later.
July 3, 2014
Excellent notebook
This is an excellent notebook, for the quality, my boss loves it its hard to find a notebook that dont bleed through with the pens he uses. and we finally found one that wont. so thank you so much!
May 15, 2014
Excellent upgrade
I have been using the old school composition notebooks for years and witnessed the deterioration of the paper quality. I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of the paper of these Notabilia notebooks. My writing is smoother and the ink doesn't run through the paper. They are perfect for journaling. Maybe someday you will have an unlined one…Great product. I will be reordering.
March 8, 2014
Please bring back the gridded paper!
I'm a teacher and I use the comp books to write my daily notes for my classes. I will work problems and write the notes the students will get on the front sides of the pages and then after I teach the lesson I write in improvements and ideas for next year or even the next day on the back pages (when its open the lesson page and reflections page are next to one another). These journals stay together and last MUCH longer than the ones you buy at the office supply stores and the paper is a dream to write on. My hand doesn't get as cramped when I use these. BUT… the subjects I teach require a lot of graphs and sketches so I want the gridded paper (or little dots) so it's easier to keep things lined up. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE bring back the Notabilia journal with GRIDDED paper! PLEASE??
March 1, 2014
Good notebook for fine pens
This notebook has much higher quality paper than the notebooks you can get at stores. What is really nice is that they fit in a fabulous leather jacket, also from Levenger. I do agree with some of the other comments that it would be nice to offer this design in a grid.
February 6, 2014
oh how I long for blank pages...
I have been a long time user of Notbilia refills, once when cash was tight I used a old school black and white marbled refill. (bad idea) The paper is smooth and dense, creamy and so easy for my fountain pen to glide over. Now there is no grid paper option (so sad about this) and there NEVER was a blank page unlined option as far as I know. Oh how I wish and wish and WISH there would be! Heads up, my leather cover in light brown is about 8 years old, and has taken on the most gorgeous broken in, well loved patina, all stitching and binding is in great shape. Keep up the quality, bring back grid notebooks, and PLEASE make unlined/ un-ruled notebook refills. PLEASE?
January 4, 2014
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I've bought these notebooks as refills many times for my leather portfolio cover. Lately, I'm using the notebooks in my Italian class. Because I review my notes many times over, I am very glad the pages are so durable. And in class, the smooth writing surface makes taking notes nearly effortless. This is a wonderful product!
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The Giants walked off against the Padres on Saturday. Very exciting. But what were the first words out of my brother's mouth when the team stormed out of the dugout?
"Look at Burrell's hair!"
Explanation needed, right? Because earlier in the broadcast the play-by-play guys had said that Burrell keeps his hat or helmet off in the dugout because he thinks he has the best hair in Major League baseball. ::Alarm bells go off in Diamond Girl's head::
I couldn't find a source on Burrell's quote on the internet, so don't hold me to it. But I, of course, thought, "no way!" So here are my MLB hair awards.
Best hair: CJ Wilson, of the Texas Rangers
I have become a Rangers fan. Not just 'cause of Wilson's hair. Bengie is there too.
Most in Need of a Hair-Cut: Tim Lincecum, of the San Francisco Giants
Here's the deal: Tim Lincecum has a long face. Long face + long hair + long pants = you look long. Which is a style, I guess, but I would at least recommend a trim, if not a serious navy cut. I think he'd look great, like that. He could also use shorter pants, but we're talking hair, here, not fashion.
Best Electrocuted Hair: Freddy Sanchez of the San Francisco Giants
As mentioned in my last post. Gotta wonder how much gel he uses, because it stands up even after hours under his hat. If he ever needs a new gel, though, I could recommend some fantastic stuff that I use from time to time, to hold curls. I've tried it out to spike my brother's hair a little and it works well for that too.
Wickedly Craziest Hair: Barry Zito of (who else?) the San Francisco Giants.
On his website bio, Zito says, "the owner of some wickedly crazy hair." This photo is from his website, evidently to illustrate his point.
Most in Need of Growing Out Hair: Alex Rodriguez of the New York Yankees
Picture is from the Eclipse premiere. Yep, the Eclipse premiere. Is A-Rod Team Jacob or Team Edward? I have some issues with his sunglasses as well, but again, hair not fashion.
Most in Need of a Haircut and a Shave: Corey Hart of the Milwaukee Brewers
I could not, unfortunately find a picture of him sans hat or helmet, but this should give you a sense.
Most in Need of a Dye-Job: Juan Uribe of the San Francisco Giants
He doesn't just need a dye job, he needs dye job to replace this one. Come on, why blonde hair, Oo?
Hair: Brian Wilson of the San Francisco Giants
Hair. Not best, not weirdest. Just hair. The t-shirt is fantastic as well. It's vote for Row. As in Rowand. But the goatee is basically horrible. So '08.
Okay, gals and guys. Here we go. Who do your hair awards go to? They can be from any team and in any category; new categories are fine, as long as it's someone who has spent time as a major or minor league player.
X's and O's, friends.
Diamond Girl