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This section shows you how to compose a message. With Mew, you can create only MIME messages(messages without MIME-Version: cannot be composed).
The followings are methods to enter Draft mode to write a new message.
Then a buffer like the following is prepared.
To: Subject: X-Mailer:Mew version 1.94 on XEmacs 20.4 ----
We call this "Draft mode". In Draft mode, we call the region above "----" header. Also the region below "----" body.
Also, replying a message (`a' or `A') and/or forwarding messages (`f' or `F') lead you to Draft mode from Summary mode.
A draft is temporary stored under the +draft folder. You can write multiple messages at the same time.
Now let's see how to use Draft mode.
|4.1 Completions in a header
|4.2 Circular completions in a header
|Circular completion in a header
|4.3 Address Book
|4.4 Sending a message
|4.5 Citation
|4.6 Composing multipart
|4.7 Charset guess
|4.8 Replying to a message and deciding recipients
|4.9 Forwarding messages
|4.10 Using PGP
|4.11 Mark based composer
|4.12 PGP key distribution
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In header, completions each field are assigned to `TAB' as follows:
<Field completion>
If the cursor is on the beginning of a line and the previous line does not end with ",", you can complete field defined in the `mew-fields' variable with `TAB'.
To: firstname.lastname@example.com R`TAB'
At the point above, if you type `TAB', you get:
To: firstname.lastname@example.com Reply-To:
<Address completion and expansion>
You can define an easy-to-remember short name for a long or hard-to-remember address with Mew's Addrbook feature. For example, consider the following configuration:
pooh: firstname.lastname@example.com
This means to replace the string "pooh" with "firstname.lastname@example.com". Note that short names should usually be configured in "~/.im/Addrbook". For more information about Addrbook, please refer to See section 4.3 Address Book.
In a header in Draft mode and on the field supposed to write addresses and one or more characters precede, you can complete an short name for address with `TAB'.
Let's look at the following example.
To: email@example.com, po`TAB'
If you input `TAB' up above, "pooh" is completed (unless other candidates exist).
To: firstname.lastname@example.com, pooh`TAB'
One more type of `TAB' expands it to "email@example.com".
To: email@example.com, email@example.com
If you type `TAB' at improper point for address completion, `TAB' is inserted. Consider the following example:
To: pooh,`TAB'
In this case, `TAB' is just inserted.
A string ended with "@" is explicitly expanded. Consider the following case where similar short names are defined.
pooh: email@example.com pooh-pooh: email@example.com
To expand "pooh" to "email@example.com", take this way.
To: pooh@`TAB'
<Folder completion>
At a point, such as Fcc:, supposed to complete a folder, you can complete a folder with `TAB'. Let's look at an example.
Fcc: `TAB'
Here, "+" is completed.
Fcc: +`TAB'
One more type of `TAB' shows candidates. Please input appropriate characters then type `TAB'.
Fcc: +B`TAB'
If a candidate can be solely decided, you get a completion.
Fcc: +Backup
<Hints of customization>
You can define which field allows address and folder completion in `mew-field-completion-switch'. The following declaration is used by default.
(defvar mew-field-completion-switch '(("To:" . mew-complete-address) ("Cc:" . mew-complete-address) ("Dcc:" . mew-complete-address) ("Bcc:" . mew-complete-address) ("Reply-To:" . mew-complete-address) ("Fcc:" . mew-complete-folder) ("Resent-To:" . mew-complete-address) ("Resent-Cc:" . mew-complete-address) ("Config:" . mew-complete-config)))
Please refer to See section 9.5 Config to know completion for Config:.
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In a header, circular completions are assigned to `C-cTAB'. Circular completion means that a value of alist is replaced by the next value of the list. The end of the list is considered continuous to the top of the list. Circular completions in a header are different for each field as follows:
<Circular completion of domain name>
On a field where addresses are written, use `C-cTAB' for domain completion. Candidates are selected from `mew-mail-domain-list'.
To: kazu@`C-cTAB'
If you try to complete just after "@" as up above, the first domain of `mew-mail-domain-list' is inserted.
To: email@example.com`C-cTAB'
After completion, one more type of `C-cTAB' inserts the next domain of `mew-mail-domain-list'. This completion is looped.
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
If a candidate can be solely decided, it is inserted.
To: kazu@w`C-cTAB'
The example up above gets:
To: email@example.com
<Circular completion of From:>
On the From: field, `C-cTAB' circularly completes its value from `mew-from-list'. The first value of the list (aka `mew-from') may have already inserted as follow:
From: Kazu Yamamoto <email@example.com>
Typing `C-cTAB' anywhere on the value replaces the value with the next value of `mew-from-list'. For example,
From: Kazu Yamamoto <firstname.lastname@example.com>`C-cTAB'
becomes as follows:
From: Kazuhiko Yamamoto <email@example.com>
You can define association of field key and circular completion function in `mew-field-circular-completion-switch'. The following declaration is used by default.
(defvar mew-field-circular-completion-switch '(("To:" . mew-circular-complete-domain) ("Cc:" . mew-circular-complete-domain) ("Dcc:" . mew-circular-complete-domain) ("Bcc:" . mew-circular-complete-domain) ("Reply-To:" . mew-circular-complete-domain) ("Resent-To:" . mew-circular-complete-domain) ("Resent-Cc:" . mew-circular-complete-domain) ("From:" . mew-circular-complete-from) ("Resent-From:" . mew-circular-complete-from) ("Config:" . mew-circular-complete-config)))
Please refer to See section 9.5 Config to know circular completion for Config:.
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Mew 1.94 provides an address book which integrates aliases and Petname. After this, neither aliases("~/.im/Aliases") nor Petname("~/.im/Petname") will be maintained. So, please migrate to the address book("~/.im/Addrbook"). The address book provides 2 formats. One is to specify expansion rules, the other is to define personal information.
First, let's look at the format to specify expansion rules.
<shortname>: <address1>[, <address2>, <address3>,...]
In this way, you should specify a short name and a full address separating by `:'. If you want to expand the short name to multiple addresses, specify them separating by `,'. (This is exactly same as addresses separated by `,' in the To: field, for instance.) SPC is allowed after `,'. The following is an example:
pooh: firstname.lastname@example.com piglet: firstname.lastname@example.com friends: pooh, piglet
Multi-level expansion is possible. For example, let's expand "friends" as follows:
To: friends`TAB'
"friends" is expanded to "pooh" and "piglet" internally, then each word is also expand resulting as follows:
To: email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com
Next, the format to define personal information is shown below:
<shortname> <address1>[, <address2>, <address3>,...] <nickname> <fullname>
In this way, four elements are separated by SPC. <shortname> is a short name. <nickname> and <fullname> are his/her nickname and his/her full name, respectively. The second element is his/her addresses. If he/she has multiple addresses, enumerate them separating by `,'. SPC is allowed after `,'. So, this SPC is not the separator of the elements. SPC surrounded by `"' is not the separator, neither. Let's see an example:
kazu firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com Kazu-kun "Kazuhiko Yamamoto"
Unlike the format of expansion rules, the format of personal information means that each address will be replaced one by one. Consider the following example:
To: kazu`TAB'
Typing `TAB' after "kazu" leads to "firstname.lastname@example.com".
To: firstname.lastname@example.com`TAB'
Typing `TAB' after "email@example.com" makes "email@example.com" appeared.
To: firstname.lastname@example.com`TAB'
Then "firstname.lastname@example.com" will appear again if you type `TAB' after "firstname.lastname@example.com". In this way, each address is replaced one by one. After deciding an address, you can add its full name.
To: email@example.com`M-TAB'
Like this, typing `M-TAB' replace the address with the following format.
To: Kazuhiko Yamamoto <firstname.lastname@example.com>
In the format of personal information, you can omit each element. When you want to omit intermediate element, specify `*'. The following is an example to define nicknames for addresses.
* firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com Kazu-kun
The nickname is used to replace addresses in Summary mode and to replace the citation prefix(See section 4.5 Citation) in Draft mode.
The comment letters are `;' and `#'. `;' is valid only when it appears in the beginning of lines. The entire line is ignored. `#' is valid everywhere. The strings between `#' and the end of the line is ignored.
As a matter of fact, there are short names to be defined automatically. When you send a message, addresses on the To: and Cc: field are automatically registered with their user names as short names. Consider the following:
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
When this message is sent, a short name "kazu" is automatically registered for the address "firstname.lastname@example.com". If there is already a short name of "kazu", the next action is decided according to `mew-addrbook-override-by-newone'. If `nil', the old entry remains. Otherwise, the new entry overrides the old one. When expanded, the address book is prior to the automatic short name. So, only automatic short names which do not exist in the address book are valid. The limit number of automatic short names is 1000(`mew-lisp-max-length'). If the number is over 1000, the oldest entry is removed. This information is automatically saved to "~/Mail/.mew-alias".
Summary mode provide the feature to register the information of the current message into Addrbook. To register a expansion rule, type `C-cC-a'. To register personal information, type `C-uC-cC-a'.
#If you want to register this entry, type C-c C-c. #If you want to NOT register this entry, type C-c C-q. Shortname: kazu Addresses: email@example.com Nickname: Name: Kazuhiko Yamamoto Comments:
Add or modify the information if necessary. To register this information, type `C-cC-c'. To quit the registration, type `C-cC-q'
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When you are ready to send a draft, type `C-cC-m C-cC-c'.
For instance, let's consider the following message to be sent.
To: pooh Subject: Let's use PGP/MIME X-Mailer:Mew version 1.94 on XEmacs 20.4 ---- Mew starts walking with security multipart. Enjoy PGP/MIME! --Kazu
After typing `C-cC-m', you see:
To: email@example.com Subject: Let's use PGP/MIME X-Mailer:Mew version 1.94 on XEmacs 20.4 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: Text/Plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Mew starts walking with security multipart. Enjoy PGP/MIME! --Kazu
You should note that Mew automatically selects Text/Plain for Content-Type: and guesses the charset parameter.
Type `C-cC-c' to send this text message. It is sent background. As you learned, `C-cC-m' is to create a MIME message and `C-cC-c' is to send it. Mew has a policy that a message should be transferred exactly as you look in the last time. So, you are supposed to create MIME explicitly(How many people have embarrassed experiences due to automatic insertion of an extra .signature and Fcc:? :p).
When an error occurs, Mew displays "*Mew watch*" buffer. You can erase "*Mew watch*" buffer with `C-cC-q'. In most case, the draft remains in the +draft folder. So, go to the +draft folder from any Summary mode with `g' and type `E' in Summary mode for the +draft folder to edit it again.
If you try to exit Emacs with `C-xC-c' before the sending process is not completed, you are asked as follows:
Active processes exist; kill them and exit anyway? (yes or no)
Please wait until the "*Mew watch*" buffer will disappear and give a try again.
You can omit `C-cC-m'. If you do so, Mew automatically creates MIME and asks you as follows:
The header was modified. Send this message? (y or n)
Please type `y' here. Remember Mew has a policy to send a message as you watch. So, when Mew modifies the message it asks you such a question.
You can omit `C-cC-m' in all composing method described below. But I do recommend to have a custom to type `C-cC-m C-cC-c'.
To insert "~/.signature" on the cursor point, type `C-cTAB'. You can define your own signature file to `mew-signature-file'. Setting `mew-signature-as-lastpart' and `mew-signature-insert-last', you can customize the action of `C-cTAB'.
Here is a summary for commands up above.
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If you use `a' or `A' in Summary mode, a draft for reply is prepared and Emacs is split into three windows. The top is Summary mode, the middle is Message mode, and the bottom is Draft mode.
Here are commands to cite text from Message mode to Draft mode.
The default label and prefix is as follows:
From: SUMIKAWA Munechika <email@example.com> Subject: Wine Date: Wed, 23 Jul 1997 11:40:50 +0900 > Hi, it's Sumikawa, the neat from good morning to good night. > > Talking the party of wonderful wine, I would propose Cabernet > Sauvignon, Bordeaux, '90. It would be great if Pinot Noir > is blended a bit.
In Draft mode, you can cite any text displayed in Message mode("*mew message*" buffer). So, you can cite text from multiple messages easily. Select a message in Summary mode and display it in Message mode, then cite it in Draft mode. Please repeat this procedure as you like. Triple windows are prepared for this purpose.
You can use "supercite" with Mew but before you start using it, configure as follows.
(setq mew-cite-prefix-function 'mew-cite-prefix-username)
With this configuration, the citation prefix is preceded by a user name.
From: SUMIKAWA Munechika <email@example.com> Subject: Wine Date: Wed, 23 Jul 1997 11:40:50 +0900 sumikawa> Hi, it's Sumikawa, the neat from good morning to good night. sumikawa> sumikawa> Talking the party of wonderful wine, I would propose Cabernet sumikawa> Sauvignon, Bordeaux, '89. It would be great if Pinot Noir sumikawa> is blended a bit.
In addition to the configuration above, add the following.
(setq mew-addrbook-for-cite-label 'nickname) (setq mew-addrbook-for-cite-prefix 'nickname)
With the first line, an address in the citation label is replaced with its nickname(See section 4.3 Address Book). The second line indicates that a user name in the prefix is replaced with its nickname.
From: sumitch Subject: Wine Date: Wed, 23 Jul 1997 11:40:50 +0900 sumitch> Hi, it's Sumikawa, the neat from good morning to good night. sumitch> sumitch> Talking the party of wonderful wine, I would propose Cabernet sumitch> Sauvignon, Bordeaux, '89. It would be great if Pinot Noir sumitch> is blended a bit.
If you get the following citation style instead of up above, `mail-citation-hook' might be defined.
In article .....
To use Mew original citation style, put the following into your ".emacs".
(setq mail-citation-hook nil)
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OK. Let's see how to create multipart.
When you are writing a message in +draft/1 and type `C-cC-a', the following lines are inserted at the bottom of the draft.
----------------------------- attachments ----------------------------- Multipart/Mixed 1/ 1 Text/Plain(guess) CoverPage* 2 . --------0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9--------------------------------------------
"1/" is a temporary directory to create multipart and locates "~/Mail/draft/mime/1". The part 1, "Coverpage", refers to the body. Now the entire draft looks like:
To: mew-dist Subject: This is header X-Mailer:Mew version 1.94 on XEmacs 20.4 ---- This is body. ----------------------------- attachments ----------------------------- Multipart/Mixed 1/ 1 Text/Plain(guess) CoverPage* 2 . --------0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9--------------------------------------------
Here we call three regions as follows:
In Draft mode, key bindings are different on each region.
To `TAB', for instance, functions are assigned as follows:
To `c', functions are assigned as follows:
The following is a summary of commands in attachments.
In attachments, data types are guessed by suffix. The current supported suffixes are as follows:
.txt Text/Plain .html Text/Html .rfc822 Message/Rfc822 [0-9]+ Message/Rfc822 .ext Message/External-body .ps Application/PostScript .tar Application/Octet-stream ;; dummy .gif Image/Gif .jpg Image/Jpeg .jpeg Image/Jpeg .png Image/Png .xwd Image/X-xwd .xbm Image/X-xbm .bmp Image/X-bmp .au Audio/Basic .mpg Video/Mpeg .mpeg Video/Mpeg .pgp Application/Octet-Stream .pka Application/Pgp-keys .* Text/Plain
For instance, if you copy files with `c', the part becomes as follows:(Please choose an appropriate suffix for the file name so that Mew can guesses its data type.)
----------------------------- attachments ----------------------------- Multipart/Mixed 1/ 1 Text/Plain(guess) CoverPage* B 2 Image/Gif MagicPoint logo mgp.gif Q 3 Application/Postscript Presentation Material ohp.ps 4 . --------0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9--------------------------------------------
Each line of multipart consists of
Please refer to See section 4.11 Mark based composer to know how to change mark (Content-Transfer-Encoding:). You can change data types(Content-Type:) by `T' at any time. You can also insert descriptions(Content-Description:) by `D'. This description column is overwritten when encrypted as described in See section 4.11 Mark based composer.
Strictly speaking, the fifth column is the copied file name or the value of Content-Disposition:, namely the file name to which the receiver saves the part. If Content-Disposition: exists, Mew displays it. Otherwise, Mew displays the copied file name with `*' appended. When you copy a file, the file name is specified as Content-Disposition:. But this is not true for both Message/* and Multipart/*. To specify Content-Disposition:, use `P'.
Files mean singlepart while directories are regarding with multipart. So, you can create very complex multipart MIME as if you created file system. Very easy, isn't it?
The default data type for directories is Multipart/Mixed. Of course, you can change it by `T'.
After creating multipart, type `C-cC-m'. Amazing! The created file system is transformed to multipart MIME. Of course, multipart of multipart is supported. Just type `C-cC-c' to send it.
If you don't know MIME syntax, please don't modify after `C-cC-m'. If you really want to modify it, please note that the region before the first boundary and the region after the last boundary are ignored.
After transforming multipart, if you want it back, use `C-cC-u'. (Please note that it's not `C-xu' nor `C-_'.
Let's consider Message/External-body by `e'. If access-type is "ftp" or "anon-ftp", you can enjoy completion for a remote file name thanks to ange-ftp. If access-type is "local-file", of course, file completion is available.
If you want to quit creating multipart and to get back to singlepart, type `d' in the top level multipart.
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Mew has charset guess mechanisms for both singlepart and multipart.
When you type `C-cC-m' on Draft mode, Mew guesses a charset from its body. On Bilingual Emacs, US-ASCII is chosen for 7bit charset while ISO-8859-1 is selected for 8bit charset. On Mule, a charset is chosen based on its internal representation.
When you attach textfile on attachments region, the string "(guess)" is displayed as follows:
----------------------------- attachments ----------------------------- Multipart/Mixed 1/ 1 Text/Plain(guess) CoverPage* 2 Text/Plain(guess) textfile 3 . --------0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9--------------------------------------------
The difference of charset guess for singlepart and multipart is where the data locates. Singlepart is stored in buffer while each file of multipart is stored in disk. To guess a charset, Mew thus reads a file into buffer and uses the charset guess algorithm of singlepart.
On Bilingual Emacs, Mew reads a file as it is. So, if the file is 7bit, US-ASCII is chosen. Otherwise ISO-8859-1 is selected.
On Mule, Mew reads a file according to the local convention(i.e. auto conversion). The convention is really site dependent. In Japan, ISO-2022-JP, EUC-Japan, and Shift_JIS is neatly guessed and stored in buffer as internal representation for Japanese. Mew decides a charset from the internal representation. That is, you can safely attach ISO-2022-JP, EUC-Japan, and Shift_JIS text files. Functions to decide local convention are called set[up]-<language>-environment. For more information about local convention, read their descriptions.
If you want to explicitly specify charset for a file, use `C' on attachments. A typical example is to attach ISO-8859-1 file in Japanese environment. The attachments region becomes as follows:
----------------------------- attachments ----------------------------- Multipart/Mixed 1/ 1 Text/Plain(guess) CoverPage* 2 Text/Plain(iso-8859-1) textfile 3 . --------0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9--------------------------------------------
Note that `C' is not available on Bilingual Emacs.
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While you specify addresses of the To: and Cc: field for a new message by yourself, addresses are automatically prepared for a reply message.
For a reply message, Mew prepares addresses for the To: and Cc: fields according to the following rules:
If there are multiple entries for a certain address, they are uniquefied. Addresses ended with ":;", which stands for anonymous recipients, are automatically removed.
Your addresses are automatically removed. To define your multiple addresses, please use `mew-mail-address-list'. An example is as follows:
(setq mew-mail-address-list '("pooh@[a-z]*.aist-nara.ac.jp" "email@example.com" "firstname.lastname@example.com"))
You can customize which fields are copied in the case (1)-(6) with the following variables:
If you want to reply only to the address specified by Reply-To:, configure as follows:
(setq mew-replyto-to-list '("Reply-To:")) (setq mew-replyto-cc-list nil)
If `a' or `A' is executed with `C-u', From: of the message to be replied is copied to To:, and Cc: becomes empty. You can use this to reply the sender only.
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To forward messages, type `f' or `F' in Summary mode. Then, Draft mode appears and the messages are already attached to the attachments region.
Also, you can prepare the attachments region by yourself, then copy(`c') the messages or make links(`l') to the messages. If the file name of the messages is numeric([0-9]+), they are automatically considered as messages. `y' is very convenient because it make a link to the message displayed in Message mode.
By default, the entire message is forwarded. If you want to remove some parts of its header, define `mew-field-delete-for-forwarding'. The following is an example to remove "Received:" and "Return-Path:" when forwarded.
(setq mew-field-delete-for-forwarding '("Received:" "Return-Path:"))
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This section describes to sign or encrypt "text only" message with PGP. The following commands are explained.
To encrypt a message, receivers' public keys are used. In the contrary, your secret key is used to sign a message. So, you need to input your pass-phrase when sign up. Note that if you use the pass-phrase cache and if pass-phrases are cached, you do not have to type your pass-phrase(See section 3.3 Visualizing PGP/MIME).
They are shortcut methods of mark based composing described in the next subsection.
If you use PGP with Mew, you have to select Email address for your PGP userid(e.g. "Kazuhiko Yamamoto <email@example.com>").
Let's use the following example for further explanations.
To: pooh Subject: Let's PGP/MIME X-Mailer:Mew version 1.94 on XEmacs 20.4 ---- Mew starts walking with security multipart. Enjoy PGP/MIME! --Kazu
To sign with PGP, type `C-cC-s' resulting in the following.
To: email@example.com Subject: Let's PGP/MIME X-Mailer:Mew version 1.94 on XEmacs 20.4 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: Multipart/Signed; protocol="application/pgp-signature"; micalg="pgp-md5"; boundary="--Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:55:00_1996)--" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ----Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:55:00_1996)-- Content-Type: Text/Plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Mew starts walking with security multipart. Enjoy PGP/MIME! --Kazu ----Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:55:00_1996)-- Content-Type: Application/Pgp-Signature Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE----- Version: 2.6.3i iQCVAwUAMoy8ig9kihyeT3RNAQHt7AQAySDg4n8pOp/YuLaAp68Un/YDtWS0FnOC 7EqHJd6fyViPBnZq8d+uGikA7kOBTz+8Kcv+hN6I7BrQVJGEzd0Y9yHHhXvZj++1 0D09vgWL5G/Zfk/JMnLBt/BZ1ppOhJPT/L5qi2abk+mBVMKxQe071lfFEfvjF1C2 8trTXm/bBz4= =TvAG -----END PGP MESSAGE----- ----Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:55:00_1996)----
Type `C-cC-c' to send it.
To encrypt with PGP, type `C-cC-e'. You get the following message.
To: email@example.com Subject: Let's PGP/MIME X-Mailer:Mew version 1.94 on XEmacs 20.4 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: Multipart/Encrypted; protocol="application/pgp-encrypted"; boundary="--Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:57:47_1996)--" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ----Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:57:47_1996)-- Content-Type: Application/Pgp-Encrypted Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Version: 1 ----Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:57:47_1996)-- Content-Type: Application/Octet-Stream Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE----- Version: 2.6.3i hIwDD2SKHJ5PdE0BA/9gUkcQYVfT+3LrUmcgLkNepuOnDfjADHrWiNo10t4ijyf8 ODBpUBXoBdTg08eNLAWmRFhiJPmI+mxpF6cYFZXhr7gVpa0Qzp3Gr9nYvngRPKNK qUiQjA/ORR3c1TBawufB19jJ9RdU2f0BidhzOSbzsJh1LTgUZu/7Qyd02LxyEqYA AACbrV867PeoFyFc9MVfqTUR6Zw6kGBAlnVYjqQgBhuuyG79vbAbDJMhFiRpoRPf 0MqEewxRonwKOik/PoKnLrwFg77Cb5pxRqMiWPyECJnqtX7r7Wg1c8kqPD0VRjI9 GhHPiG/RmNbpbj/5g6zZri1YBCe8qxIS0QKa3YO7HRDcdBFARr22RaFGFtgdBQ6X cZB+qNeEaKXt3AneTWc= =djCr -----END PGP MESSAGE----- ----Security_Multipart(Sat_Nov_16_03:57:47_1996)----
Type `C-cC-c' to send it. This message is encrypted with your public key in addition to the receivers. So you can decrypt backup messages(e.g. Visiting to +Backup with `g').
To sign a draft and then encrypt it, type `C-cC-b'. To encrypt a draft and then sign it, type `C-cC-r'. In either case, type `C-cC-c' to send the draft.
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Although the Bible is by far the number one best seller in the world, there have been a plethora of versions published that attempt to put the word of God in more simplistic, understandable, and even into contemporary language. Some have done a magnificent job, some have done a marginal job, and others are not even worthy of being mentioned.
There is one Bible version that is extremely popular and has gain much acceptance in the church world for being easily understandable and a good text for studying scripture and that is the New International Version (NIV) Bible.http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Bible/NIV/damnable.htm
Although the NIV has been tweaked from the original Greek and Hebrew so it can be more easily understood, the verbiage in scriptures have clearly changed the meaning and intent far too much to be simple adjustments in the language. Let us examine one of the most popular scriptures in the Bible.
NIV John 3:16: For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
KJV John 3:16: For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.
The distinction of the two John 3:16s may appear inconsequential, however it is not the case. The NIV John 3:16 flatly declares belief alone in Jesus Christ will result in eternal life by the "whoever believes in Him SHALL not perish", whereas the KJV John 3:16 declares "whoever believes in Him SHOULD not perish".
The stipulation with the KJV declares believing in Christ should put you on the road to eternal life, but does not automatically do so.
Believing is nice, however as the Bible declares elsewhere in the Bible is believing is not enough. James 2:19 declares, "Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe and tremble."
The Bible clearly warns that even the devils believe, but the demons are not destined for eternal life as the NIV promises. There must be an additional requirement as stated by the KJV John 3:16 since you "should not perish" if one believes. As being in obedience to the traffic laws, one should not get into an accident but there is no guarantee one won't have an accident if compliance is maintained.
A very important issue is revealed in 1 John 4:3 which states, "every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of God" implies that speaking the truth about Christ manifesting distinguishes a spirit bound for destruction or not. The preceding verse of 1 John 4:2 declares "Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God" is a deciding factor.
Belief is a good step, but the confession of faith in Jesus Christ brings appropriate closure to salvation in accordance to the KJV John 3:16.
Since the Bible standard of "out of the mouth of two or more witnesses, let every word be established" applies to this writer's observations, let us look at one more example of why the NIV falls short.
He said, "Look! I see four men walking around in the fire, unbound and unharmed, and the fourth looks like a son of the gods." NIV Daniel 3:25
He answered and said, "Lo, I see four men loose, walking in the midst of the fire, and they have no hurt; and the form of the fourth is like the Son of God." KJV Daniel 3:25.
This is as blatant a different as getting run over by a train spiritually. The NIV Daniel 3:25 gives no designation to any particular deity while the KJV specifically attributes "Son of God" or a manifestation of Jesus in the Old Testament. Those recognizing the story of the three Hebrew children being saved by a non-descript unknown heathen deity and not Yahweh God is a travesty.
This total farce of interpreting from the Hebrew by the NIV is just one example. There are other verses of changing prayer and fasting from the Hebrew or Greek into merely praying by the NIV, but the two verses in the Bible from the New Testament and Old Testament is sufficiently changed enough to encourage seriously minded scholars of the Bible to dispatch the NIV post haste.
The NIV makes too many significant changes from the original languages to be considered an inspired version by men of learning.

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Saturday, June 25 - Pink Out Night
While Rutherford narrowly defeated Lewis in the winged 600cc main, Lewis came back to win a hard fought 30-lapper run without wings at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Jesse Maurer enjoyed a big night, too, as the Mount Joy Outlaw notched victories in the 270cc and 125cc main events.
Ryan Morris recorded his fourth triumph of the season in the 250cc Four-Stroke division, and Jason Swavely registered his second consecutive - and third overall - win in the Sportsman feature.
Each of the feature winners received an added bonus as part of the K1 Race Gear Proven Performance Program presented by Nouse Signs & Graphics. The program, in effect for every 2013 Clyde Martin event, rewards winning drivers with a gift certificate that can be used in the purchase of a two or three-layer custom racing suit from K1 Race Gear and designed by Nouse Signs & Graphics.
In the 30-lapper for the winged 600's, Jack Conover passed polesitter Brent Ely to grab the top spot as the second lap was scored. Rutherford started fifth, but moved up quickly to challenge Conover, and he had someone with him as Shane Lewis was next in line behind Rutherford's No. 7H.
Rutherford shot off the turn four banking, making a high/low move on Conover to snatch the lead. Lewis saw the move executed by Rutherford and copied it, diving under Rutherford to steal the lead one lap later. But Rutherford came roaring back; he and Lewis proceeded to trade slide jobs on one another for the next several circuits in a crowd-pleasing display.
Rutherford, from Lititz, eventually secured the lead and maintained it, although Lewis gave it one last try on the final lap, diving under the leader in three and four. Rutherford used his momentum on the high side to hang on, racing under the checkered flag ahead of Lewis by 0.383-seconds.
Eric Bodine finished third, with Heath Hehnly and Tyler Walton rounding out the top five.
Mike Dicely was the 600Scene.com Hard Charger of the race, gaining 13 positions after starting 21st.
Six heats were run for the 43-cars, with wins going to Rutherford, Hehnly, Travis Esh, Lewis, Brian Carber, and Ely. The three consolation races went to Tyler Esh, Steve Kemery, and Mike Dicely.
The 600cc teams were given some time to ready their mounts for wingless action, then competed in a full program of qualifying heats, consolations, and another 30-lap feature...non-wing style. Forty-one cars took part in the wingless portion of the event.
Lewis drew the pole for the wingless main and paced the early laps, but Brian Carber danced from his fourth starting position to challenge Lewis by lap seven. The duo swapped the top spot a couple of times until the yellow flag appeared with eight tours complete. On the restart, Lewis got away from Carber, who now had company in the form of James Morris and Tyler DeVault.
The battle for the runner-up spot went three-wide at times, and one of those triple-wide tangos sent Carber spinning off the homestretch and into the infield, causing the sixth caution period with nine laps left to run.
DeVault and Morris waged a nip-and-tuck duel right down to the wire, with Morris earning runner-up honors behind Lewis.
Lewis, the Honeybrook, Pa. wheel-twister, chalked up the victory over Morris. DeVault got third place money, with Heath Hehnly notching his second, fourth-place finish of the evening. Steve Kemery was the fifth car to cross the finish line.
DeVault, Carber, Bruce Ginther Jr., and Kemery captured wins in the wingless heat races. The two consolations were won by Eric Bodine and Tim Iulg.
Tim Howell recorded the quickest lap of the wingless 30-lapper to earn the Weld Racing Fast Lap of the Feature.
Ryan Hook was the 600Scene.com Hard Charger, climbing from dead last, 24th, to a tenth place finish.
Jesse Maurer took the 270cc green flag from the outside of row four. He gained four positions in just two trips around the banked oval, then continued his march to the front as polesitter Christi Sweigart set the early pace.
When he got to second, it didn't take long for Maurer to flash to the high side of the leader, running side-by-side with Sweigart before he gunned his No. 72 past her No. 34 in a battle of RTS chassis.
Maurer was the new leader as the tenth revolution was scored, and soon tenth-starting Mike Rutherford was the runner-up and Richie Hartman zipped into third.
Mount Joy's Jesse Maurer stayed a comfortable distance in front of Rutherford, who had to deal with Hartman as the race entered its final stages.
The final margin of victory was just over two-seconds, with Maurer cruising across the stripe in front of Rutherford, Hartman, 17th-starter Kyle Spence, and Heath Hehnly.
The 36-car field of 270cc Micros was split into four heats, and the winners included Keith Holiday, Chad Myers, Hartman, and Rutherford. Spence and Joe Dopke won the two consolation races.
Maurer's first victory of the night came at the expense of his Gorski Racing teammate, Richie Hartman.
With Hartman leading the 125cc feature and mired in heavy lapped traffic, Maurer caught and passed his teammate on lap 16.
A caution period with five to go did not alter the outcome, as Maurer beat Hartman to the checkered with Dave Grube, Derek Ecenrode, and Darren Miller completing the top five.
A terrific field of 29 signed in for 125cc competition. Heat race winners included Maurer, Kyle Hehnly, and Darren Miller. The consolation victory went to Kenny Murray.
Ryan Morris, Honeybrook Pa., took the lead from Donna Geib at the halfway point of the 30-lap feature for the 250cc Four-Stroke Micro-Sprints. Morris went on to win over Richie Hartman, who was filling the seat of Chip Geib's No. 15 for the Memorial Day Open Show.
Donna Geib settled for third, with David Ravel and rookie Devin Adams rounding out the top five.
Just ten cars took part in the Four-Stroke action on Saturday. Hartman and Morris won the two heat races.
A simply dominating performance carried Jason Swavely to his third triumph of the season in the Sportsman division's 30-lapper
Swavely, from Douglassville, Pa., had his nephew Ryan draw for his starting spot in the main event, and the little guy rewarded his uncle by picking the pole position.
No one knew it at the time, but Swavely's nephew effectively ended the Sportsman race when he pulled the number one pill from the pouch of numbers.
Swavely decimated the field, rocketing to the win by more than 5.5-seconds over Matt Abers. Heath Hehnly, in the Shanaman No. 15, ended up third while Bret Habecker crossed the line in fourth. Richie Hartman, steering the No. 7C normally chauffeured by Swavely, was fifth at the finish.
Hehnly and Swavely won heat races for the 20 Sportsman cars.
A total of 179 entries took part in the Kerry Gilbert Memorial Day Open Show on Saturday.
Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway now takes its annual "Spring Break"; there will be no racing this Saturday, June 1st.
The Clyde swings back into action on Saturday, June 8, with Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic sponsoring the night of racing. The Mark Millwright & Rigging point chases resume for the five weekly classes of Micro-Sprints, as the 600cc, 270cc, 125cc, Sportsman, and 250cc Four-Strokes compete in qualifying heats, consolations, and 25-lap feature races.
There will be a special appearance on June 8, too, as the man known as "Lebanon Levi" on the popular Amish Mafia reality television show, will sign autographs and pose for photos with fans throughout the evening. Spectators and racers are encouraged to bring their cameras to the track that night; photos with Lebanon Levi can be taken for a fee of $5.00.
Gates will open at 3:30 and warm-ups begin at 5 p.m. The first heat race goes green at 6:00.
Adult general admission tickets are $8.00, with discounts for Senior Citizens and Students. Tickets for youth between the ages of six and twelve are only $2.00, while children under the age of six are admitted free. And parking is always free at the Clyde!
**Shane Lewis' victory in the wingless 600cc race came in what will most likely be his final event at Lanco - at least for a long while. Lewis, a recent graduate at Penn State (main campus), will put his engineering degree to good use in a new job he's taking...in Connecticut. He's moving north next week, and will only return to the Keystone State now and again to race 600cc Micros.
**The winged 600cc triumph was Rutherford's second of the season at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
**A great night for Jesse Maurer, the Mt. Joy Outlaw, as he won his third of the season in the 125cc main, then finished it off by winning his first of the year in the 270cc Class.
**Ryan Morris notched his fourth win of the campaign in the 250cc Four-Stroke feature. It was also the third consecutive victory for Morris in the Four-Stroke Class.
** Jason Swavely captured his second straight Sportsman triumph and third of the season. It was also his second consecutive win driving the No. 7P that is normally driven by his teammate, Ken Miller. It was the third time (this season) that the car visited the winner's circle, as Miller steered it to the opening night win.
Kerry Gilbert Memorial Day Open Show Results:
Winged 600cc Micro-Sprint Finish, 30 laps: 1.Mike Rutherford, 2.Shane Lewis, 3.Eric Bodine, 4.Heath Hehnly, 5.Tyler Walton, 6.Brian Carber, 7.Chris Gerhart, 8.Mike Dicely, 9.Tyler Esh, 10.Luke Thomas, 11.Kameron Morral, 12.Chris Tracy, 13.Steve Kemery, 14.Travis Esh, 15.Ryan Morris, 16.Jared Esh, 17.Jack Conover, 18.Rick Perone, 19.Paul Graham, 20.Chris Panczner, 21.Tyler DeVault, 22.Brent Ely, 23.Tim Iulg, 24.Lee Nardelli.
DNQ: William Urkuski, Jered Hook, Ryan Hook, Tom Shearer, Brittany Brown, Corry Roth, Rebecca LaMothe, Bruce Ginther Jr., Ernie Miles, Greg Stevens, Sam LaMothe, Troy Musselman, Tony DiMattia, James Morris, PJ Williams, Dan Souder, Kyle Rutledge, Mike Coen, Jessica Mohler.
Wingless 600cc Micro-Sprint Finish, 30, laps: 1.Shane Lewis, 2.James Morris, 3.Tyler DeVault, 4.Heath Hehnly, 5.Steve Kemery, 6.Mike Rutherford, 7.William Urkuski, 8.Tyler Esh, 9.Chris Panczner, 10.Ryan Hook, 11.Tim Iulg, 12.Travis Esh, 13.Tim Howell, 14.Chris Gerhart, 15.Greg Stevens, 16.Chris Tracy, 17.Bruce Ginther Jr., 18.Tom Shearer, 19.Andy Martin, 20.Mike Dicely, 21.Eric Bodine, 22.Brian Carber, 23.Ryan Morris, 24.Brittany Brown.
DNQ: Jered Hook, Sam LaMothe, Tony DiMattia, Rich Mellor, Drew Richmond, Jessica Mohler, Kyle Rutledge, PJ Williams, Kameron Morral, Mike Freed, Rick Perone, Jack Conover, Rebecca LaMothe, Phil Durham, Ernie Miles, Troy Musselman, Molly Chambers.
270cc Micro-Sprint Finish, 30 laps: 1.Jesse Maurer, 2.Mike Rutherford, 3.Richie Hartman, 4.Kyle Spence, 5.Heath Hehnly, 6.Billy Logeman, 7.Zack Fouse, 8.Christi Sweigart, 9.Dan Lane Jr., 10.Eric Falini, 11.Bradley Brown, 12.Nick Sweigart, 13.Keith Holiday, 14.Joe Dopke, 15.Toby Blumenshine, 16.Dave Williams, 17.Kory Shissler, 18.Chad Myers, 19.Derek Miller, 20.Dave Grube, 21.Jason Swavely, 22.Nate Weidman, 23.Barry Shearer, 24.Hank Stellar.
DNQ: Mike Binkley, Damon Bomgardner, Ernie Carlisle, Brad Kemp, Corey Schmuck Jr., Hannah Schrom, Greg Miller, Dan Braun Jr., Robert Simmerman, Randy West, Dylan Binkley, Chris Kostiak.
125cc Micro-Sprint Finish, 30 laps: 1.Jesse Maurer, 2.Richie Hartman, 3.Dave Grube, 4.Derek Ecenrode, 5.Darren Miller, 6.TJ Greve, 7.Kenny Murray, 8.Phil Durham, 9.Kyle Hehnly, 10.Chase Gutshall, 11.Dylan Adams, 12.Dana Watkins, 13.Brianna Gerhart, 14.Matthew Donley, 15.Jake Smith, 16.Adam Minzer, 17.TC Moore, 18.Michael Murphy, 19.Dylan Binkley, 20.Brent Shearer, 21.Alexis Sheely, 22.Brie Weiler, 23.Nick Sweigart, 24.Mike Rutherford.
DNQ: Jimmy Wampole, Walter Wampole, Zack Hollinger, Hunter James, Tony DiMattia.
250cc Four-Stroke Micro-Sprint Finish, 30 laps: 1.Ryan Morris, 2.Richie Hartman, 3.Donna Geib, 4.David Ravel, 5.Devin Adams, 6.Kim Enck, 7.Scott Renninger, 8.Steve Smith Sr., 9.Lewis Kepple Jr., 10.Eddie Nocera.
Sportsman Micro-Sprint Finish, 30 laps: 1.Jason Swavely, 2.Matt Abers, 3.Heath Hehnly, 4.Bret Habecker, 5.Richie Hartman, 6.Wesley Fasnacht, 7.Charles Hellinger, 8.Anthony Yerger, 9.Caleb Keller, 10.Kelby Stauffer, 11.Jason Hehnly, 12.Sheena Logeman, 13.Jim Skias, 14.David Ravel, 15.Mattt Peachey, 16.Curtis R. Miller, 17.Dave Kemp, 18.Dennis Ziegler, 19.Chris Heagy, 20.Taylor Shissler.
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Glee stars Matthew Morrison and Lea Michele returned to their Broadway roots Sunday night by taking the stage for a showstopping performance at this weekend's 64st Annual Tony Awards in New York City, honoring the world's best in theater.
The actress, who plays Rachel Berry in Glee, and McKinley High's Will Schuester treated the star-studded audience to a rendition of the aptly-chosen song "Don't Rain On My Parade," first featured in the classic musical Funny Girl.
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In the latest Unedited Mom blog, learn about Winston's scary adventure in the swimming pool and tips for parents on how to keep their kids safe in and around water.
National Organizations for Youth Safety hosted a Twitter Chat, inviting partner organizations, parents and youth leaders to join a conversation about the state of youth traffic safety today – and what we can do to improve it.
The calendar tells us that summer starts on June 21. But for me, summer starts on Memorial Day weekend, when I join aunts, uncles and cousins at the beach to open our old family cottage for the season.
Whether it's in motorboats, sailboats, kayaks or canoes, there's a good chance most of us will be hanging out in some kind of boat this spring or summer. After all, it's one of the best ways for family and friends to spend time together and experience the freedom that comes from cruising on lakes, rivers and oceans.
My family has always been large, but in the last few years we've grown significantly as my generation has made the transition from being the kids to being the parents. This just makes our time together even more enjoyable especially when we head to one of our favorite places: the beach.
Chris Clark is one of the top professional stunt cyclists in the country. I recently watched him perform on consecutive weekends at Safe Kids Day events in Los Angeles and New York. Kids of all ages marveled as he fearlessly jumped over ramps, hopped from obstacle to obstacle on just his back tire and performed stunts that took our breath away.
There is nothing that I can remember loving more as a kid than riding my bike with all of my friends. Every ride was an adventure and we would stay out as long as we could.
Now as an adult, I still hop on a bike every opportunity I get – and it's especially fun to ride with my nephews, Jake, 4, and Nathan, 7, who are actually starting to keep up with me, which is saying something.
There are so many good things that come from riding a bike – good exercise, a sense of freedom, it's good for the environment – so we want to encourage all kids to strap helmets on their heads and pedal off to the park, to a friend's house or to school.
Mother's Day is here and it's a perfect time to pay tribute to all the moms who have done so much to help us grow into the people we are today.
My mom, who just turned 80, has been on my mind recently. I have so many wonderful memories. And of course, like most of us, even some not-so-good memories during my teenage years. Sorry mom, I wasn't always charming and easy.
Every spring, weather nerds like me wait anxiously for cold air from Canada to collide with the warm air rising out of the Gulf of Mexico. And like clockwork, we watch mesocyclones (big thunderstorms to most people) build and build until they drop one of nature's most deadly events, the tornado.
Last month in our monthly newsletter, we asked you to "tell us something good." Well, there must be a lot of good in the world because the e-mails kept coming. It was too much fun to keep to ourselves so we decided to share them all. Hope they make you smile, too.
I still remember getting my first bike. It was a lovely fall day, and I was celebrating my 5th birthday at the local park when my parents wheeled it over. And it was beautiful – a light pink frame and white tires with a white basket on the front adorned with purple, blue and yellow daisies, and shimmering multicolored streamers flowing from the handlebars.
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You couldn't help bet let out a small whimper escape your lips as you stared at the recently locked door that stood in front of you. You couldn't escape the room, there were no windows you noticed looking around as you turned your back to the door. That's when you noticed the room you were placed in, it was wonderfully furnished with a small sofa facing a brick fireplace that was burning wood. To your right there was a wonderfully polished redwood desk with a matching redwood chair. You glanced at your shoes to understand what was it you were standing on$. It was a cream and black victorian rug with a unique intricate design that you have never seen before. On the walls were beautiful paintings of landscape and to your surprise, sunflowers. There was a rather large bed in front of you that stood in the middle back of the room. It was a four poster mahogany bed with burgundy curtains tied around each post. The sheets were a dark violet satin and silk with matching pillows. Everything in this room was so elegant and rather expensive looking to you, you have never seen quite this luxury in all of your life, until now that is.
You walked closer to the bed and only one thing stood out from al the purple and when you saw this item you felt a blush find its way to your face, but it was more out of anger than embarrassment. There laying on the bed besides the pillows was a maid outfit.
You grabbed it with shock, embarrassment and anger bubbling through your vains! You were a man, not some girl to be used around with no dignity.
"How dare he?!! Not only does he take me.... but to be ridiculed like this!" You shouted to absolutely no one in particular throwing the outfit back on the bed.
You sat on the comfortable bed clenching your fists at your side the darned disgraceful dress at your side. You couldn't help but admit that you felt very vulnerable at the moment, and weak. You did not like to feel weak. But what else could you do about it...you were taken over by a larger nation, Russia, sure you knew of him and even met him on occasion but never did it cross your mind that he would try to take you.
You ran a hand through your short (h/c) as you thought about that man. That very same man that took you from your home after a long stress full battle. He took you away from it all. You remembered well how he looked, cinder blonde hair, purple eyes, a J shaped nose, and a smile....that smile send shivers down your spine at this moment. It made him look so childish and innocent but he wasn't after you saw what he had done, or was he?'
'Maybe he wanted to take me for so long, that this is his only way he knows how. Maybe he needed some company at his lonely home?'
You shook your head trying to think right. Maybe you hit your head really hard and this was only a dream... but you knew deep down that it wasn't a dream, it was real.
There was a noise at the door, it sounded like someone was going to open the door. You gulped but sat up off the bed standing up straight to meet your demise. The door opened painfully slow before it was opened to reveal the tall Russian, with a smile on his face. It would make you feel a million times better to punch that smile right off his face. Though you couldn't bring yourself to do it as you clenched your fist and jaw in anger. Your adam's apple bobbed in your throat as you swallowed waiting for what he was going to do. You were his prisoner of war after all.
Russia walked into the room shutting the door behind him as he slowly walked to your direction. He wore his cream colored coat and had his scarf still wrapped around his neck. The closer he got the more you felt a certain feeling creep along the back of your neck. It wasn't out of fear, it was something completely different.
"Hallo my little (country name) how do you like this room?"he asked you as if nothing happened, as if he did not just take you after years of comradeship.
Being stubborn as you always where when you were angry you kept your mouth shut, might as well show him that you did not want to talk. You looked at him, he still smiled.
"Its nice isn't it, well it is my room after all. I mean this is your first time at my home."
You couldn't hide the shock that passed through your face. Why would he place you in his room. It made absolutely no sense, he could have easily tossed you in a dingy cell, but no, he placed you in his own room. You could not understand his motive. But you thought you could get at least an answer. Going back on your oath not to speak, you opened your mouth.
"What do you want?"you asked him straight forward.
Russia looked at you with eyebrows raised before lowering them and smiling.
"Ahh so you speak now, I thought you were going to stay angry at me forever (country name) Well why else would I a much larger nation take you? Its really easy," he said before walking closer and standing directly in front of you. His face only inches apart you could smell vodka on his breath. He towered over you but you couldn't bring yourself to look away from his purple blue orbs they seemed to pierce your soul. You were smaller compared to him and it hit a certain part of your ego every single time. Russia continued to speak.
"Oh подсолнечник, did you like your present?" He asked. Russia completely ignored your question as he gazed at the maid's outfit that lay crumpled on the bed.
"Dont ignore me Russia. Answer me!" You demanded standing up straighter to boost your height.
You only glared at this man in front of you. To your surprise he continued smiling but you didn't notice the gloved hand reaching towards your neck until it was to late. Russia gripped you hard around your neck cutting off your air making you stare at him completely wide eyed, the fear now noticeable to him. He looked at you and brought your face close to his, gripping tighter as you brought your hands to his death grip trying to pry his hand off of your neck. He was too strong and you were wasting your energy fighting him as he continued to choke you. It seemed so long but it was only a small amount of seconds that passed by.
"Kolkolkolkol.....you are really spunky aren't you? Well, since i feel nice ill answer you, but you have to do me a favor."
The only thing you could do was nod your head as you felt your eyes begin to water. He saw your agreement and slowly removed his hand causing you to gasp in a heavy amount of oxygen that you had missed so much. As soon as he let go he grabbed the collar of your own (color) coat.
"First my favor, then you get your answers."
"What do you want?" you asked in a somewhat raspy voice your neck was aching from the grip Russia held on you. It was most likely going to bruise later. You couldn't lie, you were a little curious from what else Russia wanted from you.
"Strip naked." He said completely calm you had to take a double take. Your eyebrows high on your forehead and eyes wide.
"Wh-what?! Why?"you stuttered.
"No questions, you agreed and now you must comply" he smiled releasing your collar as a stepped back to give you some room to unclothe yourself.
"No." You glared at him.
"Im not asking you to." he gave you this creepy look that you couldn't look away from nor deny his wishes.
'Maybe he wanted me to change into the dress....though at least he isn't going to kill me.'you desperately reassured yourself as you brought your shaky hands to your coat and began to unbutton it. You never looked away from Russia as he himself never looked away from you.
After fully unbuttoning you dropped the (color) coat on the bed. You moved your fingers to trembly lift up the long sleeve and dropped it next to the coat. A wife beater was only left before it too was dropped on the bed. You were completely shirtless in front of Russia and could feel his gaze run down your pecks and softly designed muscles on your stomach and he dropped his gaze to your hips noticing the V they made towards the inside of them. You blushed knowing that you were only half way there and were Russia's eyes still lingered at your crotch. The sooner this was over with, the better.
You started removing your heavy duty army boots before you tried to remove your pants and set them besides the bed along with your socks. Now you unzipped your pants avoiding eye contact from Russia, this was embarrassing. You never thought you would be in this position before and could feel a tingling make its way to your cock. The mere sensation made you wince, you shouldn't be aroused by this!
You dropped your pants to the floor before kicking them off your feet not bothering to place them on the bed. The only thing left were your nation covered boxers that were riding low on your hip, the (color) happy trail leading what was kept down below. Slowly you raised your eyes to meet Russia's a small blush covering your cheeks as you noticed a hungry look pass by his purple eyes.
Before you noticed he was in front of you once again. But before you could say anything you felt pressure upon your lips. It took a moment to realize that it was Russia kissing you rather deeply taking in your gasp to his advantage. He massaged his tongue with your own as you were still surprised with your (color) eyes meeting his purple ones before you couldn't help but relax after he shut his eyes and you fallowed suit. You brought your arms to his back as he grabbed your neck pushing the kiss closer. You slowly moved your head to the side causing him to lick your lips and teeth moving his hands down to your hip toying with your boxers. You yourself kept your self occupied by unbuttoning hid coat slowly pushing it off his arms as the kiss deepened once again. You groaned into his mouth as he moved hid hand over the fabric right in front of your cock rubbing in circles causing you to bite his lip. He smirked a little fully removing the coat and shirt, but he hesitated a little with removing his scarf breaking the kiss.
You looked at him slightly flustered and confused your arms still on his chest that were covered by the grey wife beater as he looked down at his scarf. Your chest was heaving, your heart beating rapidly curious as to what Russia was thinking. You couldn't help but admit that you wanted this. You craved for it feeling yourself harden in the thought of it.
Russia brought up his arms from your hip to his scarf before slowly removing it and placing it carefully on the night stand besides the bed. You couldn't help yourself when you spotted his neck and brought your swollen lips to tenderly kiss his neck. You felt Russia groan at the sensation and felt quite proud of yourself to make a nose come out of his lips. You slowly brought your hands to his pants feeling confident and start to unbutton them. Russia himself rubbed your waist fallowing his fingertips over your smooth skin, it was slightly ticklish. You got to remove his pants happy that he had no shoes on.
Moving your lips along his neck leaving him chaste kisses before moving back to his sweet delicious lips. He stepped away to remove his wife beater. The both of you were now only clad in your own nation colored boxers. He met your lips once again hungrily nipping at your lower lip eager to meet your tongue once again. He leaned forward pushing you down to the soft silk satin purple bed. You brought your hands to run them along his hair tugging on it as he pushed you on the bed before pushing all the clothes off the bed.
You leaned on your elbows waiting to meet his lips once again. You were pushed to lay on your back as he completely straddled you grasping at your boxers. You knew what he wanted as you opened your eyes to reassure him that you were fine. He smiled kissing your lips before leaving them to wander down your neck and to your chest as he removed your boxers.
He kissed and licked your nipple perking it up causing you to groan and grasp his hair tightly. He flicked your other nipple before bestowing his sweet attention to it. Your cock twitched at the attention already hardening. He stopped to look at you with a smile still on his face. You blushed as he grasped your hardened member giving it a long stroke making you softly whimper at the sensation. It felt so good. But he released it causing you to groan. He moved his his hips towards your head. He wasn't wearing his boxers anymore as you were met face to rick. His member was really large and thick already pulsing hardened with precummed dripping from the head. You blushed knowing what Russia wanted.
You brought your lips slowly to lick the head, Russia shivered on top of you. You brought him in your mouth licking and massaging him with your mouth as he began to stroke you as well causing you to groan. He was too big for your entire mouth so you brought your hands to massage the base of him long and strong as he did the same to you. You felt your balls being massaged by his fingers as you tried to deep throat him causing you to gag a bit before continuously giving him attention as he did you. You felt his hips move as did yours to the equal sensation. Both of you gasping and moaning. To your surprise Russia removed himself from your mouth.
"Not yet for me подсолнечник, I want to cum inside you." He gasped
You shuddered feeling yourself sweat as he kept massaging you. It felts so good you then felt his other hand penetrate your rear with one finger to loosen you up. The odd alien penetration felt oddly satisfying bringing you close to the edge. He kept with his motions until you couldn't help but cum in his hand tossing your head to the pillows in bliss.
His ministrations moved from your dripping cock to his mouth as he licked his hand cleaned. Two fingers now deep inside you felt so good. The sight of him licking his hand brought you back to reality and made you let out a rather loud groan of his name.
"Call me Ivan, da?" he said kissing you roughly pulling your hair before flipping you and lifting you up on your fours.
"Then call me ________" you gasped.
You felt something poking your back as you turned your head to the side to look at what Russia was doing. He reached at the side of the bed opening the nightstand grabbing a bottle of something.
"Do you always have lube there?" You asked curiously as he opened it and placed some on your puckering ass hole. You shivered at the cool penetration. It felt so good.
"No, just for you." He answered truthfully. It did surprise you for him to say that he actually wanted this to happen as much as you did. He rubbed some on his own pulsing member.
"Ready?" He asked all you could do was nod. Your mouth felt so dry and your lungs couldn't grasp the deep gulps of air you inhaled. Before anything else could be said he moved and penetrated you causing you to throw your head back and moan at the sensation. Ivan was not even half way in you as he tried to control himself from ramming into your ass. You felt your own excitement stand up and twitch. Again he moved causing you to shout his name. He was now fully buried deep inside you. You were so tight at warm it felt so good to him. He felt so good inside you though at the moment you felt as you were being stretched.
Both of you stood still letting you adjust to his length and girth.
"Ivan,"you moaned softly moving your hips so he could begin to move. He complied removing himself before thrusting himself deep in you once again. Back and forth you both went as he continuously slammed into you. Moaning groaning each other's name was the only sound heard in his empty house. You started to move your ass to his thrusting hips so he could fill you in deeper. And he did.
You moaned feeling your climax building ready for sweet release inside your member. You were so close to falling over the edge. You needed just a bit more. And then he did something that sent you completely over the edge. He smacked your ass causing you to release yourself and clench yourself around him making him cum inside you. His hot seed driving itself in you and escape your butt hole. His sheets were completely ruined as you collapsed on to the bed so exhausted covered in sweat as was ivan as he pulled out of you eiping your ass with the sheet before laying beside you. Both of you breathing deeply.
"Become one with Russia?" He asked you as you turned your head to face him completely. His hair disheveled as he sweated.
"Is that what you wanted from the beginning"you asked him.
You couldn't help but laugh,"You could have ask rather than taking me you know, but i'll be one with you.Just don't make me wear that maid dress"you answered kissing his lips.
Russia laughed,"It was just intimidation," but his laughter ceased, "don't leave me." He said, the look and hurt his voice and face gave you tugged at your heart. You were right after all, he was just so alone not knowing how to be friends other than taking them.
"I wont." You answered him kissing him once again as you snuggled to his chest. Russia smiled and wrapped his arms around you in contempt.
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P.O.W. (RussiaXmale!Reader)[LEMON!]Request by JapanFreak01Watch
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Im sorry for it taking a while to post!
This a request for
POW = Prisoner of War
I still have a bunch of requests to make and it is going to be a long while. Tomorrow I start school!! URGH
and since Im going to be a senior....STRESSFUL YEAR!!
And then on top of that Im trying to get accepted to a private school so IM beyond STRESSED. Im sorry I wanted it to be better!! I really did but I was rushing myself to finish this today because I know that I am not going to have time after tomorrow because of school.
THIS IS MY FIRST YAOI!! Im sorry if there is something wrong, I mean I read yaoi but I have never written it before so OAO
Not to say that IM complaining i mean i enjoyed writing it
Heheheh i hope you like, not too much MUWAHHAHA
I will not be held responsible for the thousands of nosebleeds that may come, REAd with CUATION
Next request will be an AustriaxReader
подсолнечник = Sunflower
Russia's sexyiness by Hidekazu Himaruya
Note: If the cover picture I used is yours please tell me so I can give you all the credit for it. I am sorry if I use it without permission know that I in no way meant to steal your art.
Cover art:[link]
This a request for
POW = Prisoner of War
I still have a bunch of requests to make and it is going to be a long while. Tomorrow I start school!! URGH
and since Im going to be a senior....STRESSFUL YEAR!!
And then on top of that Im trying to get accepted to a private school so IM beyond STRESSED. Im sorry I wanted it to be better!! I really did but I was rushing myself to finish this today because I know that I am not going to have time after tomorrow because of school.
THIS IS MY FIRST YAOI!! Im sorry if there is something wrong, I mean I read yaoi but I have never written it before so OAO
Not to say that IM complaining i mean i enjoyed writing it
Heheheh i hope you like, not too much MUWAHHAHA
I will not be held responsible for the thousands of nosebleeds that may come, REAd with CUATION
Next request will be an AustriaxReader
подсолнечник = Sunflower
Please watch my account,fav and/or comment on my journal if you want a request!
Russia's sexyiness by Hidekazu Himaruya
Note: If the cover picture I used is yours please tell me so I can give you all the credit for it. I am sorry if I use it without permission know that I in no way meant to steal your art.
Cover art:[link]
Congratulations on the first yaoi lemon! It was so good!!!
Can there be more of Russia x Male! Reader?
Can there be more of Russia x Male! Reader?
I would probably hide under bed making jabberwocky noises
slowly saves picture...
Belarus: RHAAAAAAAA! ASHE!!! TONIGHT YOU SHALL DIE BY MY HANDSSSS!!!!!
Me: OMG WTFFFFF RuSsiA HiDE mE!
Me: OMG WTFFFFF RuSsiA HiDE mE!
*Belarus crashes through the door*
Male!Me: FUUUU-
Male!Me: FUUUU-
I just have to ask....where is Belarus when all of this is going down?
*hands everybody a tissue for the nosebleeds*
you'll need it *holding one to my nose*
you'll need it *holding one to my nose*
I loved the idea for this, it was very well written for the most part.
I also appreciate you mentioning that Reader's socks and shoes were removed, it annoys me so much when authors do not do so.
I also appreciate you mentioning that Reader's socks and shoes were removed, it annoys me so much when authors do not do so.
Wonderfully was used too many times. Get a little creative with your writing. Just some friendly criticisms.
I get a nosebleed every time I read this! Russia was so good!
That picture makes him hoottt~~~!!! *wiggles eyebrows*
... Still reading...........................Fucking epic ass nosebleed.............
Die's from nosebleed. SO FUCKING AWSOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Die's from nosebleed. SO FUCKING AWSOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well I'm died now. So fucking awesome. Good bye world!!! *falls over died from nose bleed*
No! No, no no no! Just no! Nope, noseblood everywhere! It was sexay~! Onhonhonhonhon~!
I don't know if anyone has pointed this out yet, but you use the word contempt wrong. Contempt is something similar to hate, or thinking someone is below you. I think you meant to use content, which is happiness or peaceful. Also, there were very minor grammar errors, but I forget where.
However, I really enjoyed the story! Good job and I love how you have Russia call the reader sunflower. It's mega cute.
However, I really enjoyed the story! Good job and I love how you have Russia call the reader sunflower. It's mega cute.
I died from a nosebleed.
I died from a nosebleed.
Me: *passed out from reading*
Winter: Well, there he goes.
Winter: Well, there he goes.
Normal Me:War..... War never changes
Yaoi Fan Me: Sex..... Sex never changes
Yaoi Fan Me: Sex..... Sex never changes
I just imagine Belarus popping up saying, 'can I become one with you too big brother?'
So prisoner of war hmm so we were trapped with russia... And if he was strangling me and asked a favor i would not i would let him kill me
...I live in America... XDDDDD
dat pic tho stopped me in my tracks *nose bleed* then i read it AWESOME JOB
The awesomeness is killing me!!!! It is a very awesome story
Why is It soooooooooooioooooiooo hot


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The summer as a whole has been disappointing, but not everything has left a sour taste in the mouth of moviegoers. Check out this slide show to see the summer's biggest hits and misses.
If there was any doubt that women could kick ass, Scarlett Johanssen crushed it. Despite getting ripped apart by critics, "Lucy" managed to become the big sleeper hit of the summer.
Angelina Jolie kicked the summer into high gear with the Disney fairy tale "Maleficent". Disney is laughing all the way to the bank with these twisted versions of their classic fairy tales.
Guardians of the Galaxy
A question mark going into the summer, no one was quite sure what to make of this quirky band of misfits from the Marvel Universe. But a month after being released, Guardians of the Galaxy is about to surpass Captain America: The Winter Soldier to be the year's highest grossing movie.
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Bouncing back from the lukewarm performance of "X-men: First Class," "X-men: Days of Future Past" became the second highest grossing film in the franchise. Mixing the cast of the original trilogy with the younger cast of "First Class" paid off for everyone.
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The nostalgia factor was higher than expected with the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film surpassing all of the industry expectations. With a higher than expected debut, a sequel was green lit before the opening weekend ended.
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Who knew mixing a love story and sick kids would equal box office gold. The film, based on the novel of the same name, struck a chord with audiences. It is something that the similarly targeted "If I Stay" is attempting to re-create.
Richard Linklater's decade in the making film, that was created using the same child over the course of 12 years, has become the summer's hit indie film.
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How can a film gross $200 million and still be considered a disappointment? Welcome to the conundrum of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." It is the lowest grossing film in the series and led many to wonder if superhero fatigue had set in. That fatigue seems limited to just this film.
Edge of Tomorrow
Chalk this one up to being saved by international audiences. "Edge of Tomorrow" grossed just shy of $100 million at the domestic box office, but that totaled just 27% of the overall gross for the film. Tom Cruise may not be a huge draw at home, but he can still pack theaters overseas.
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Looking to follow in the footsteps of "The Conjuring" last summer, "Deliver Us From Evil" instead got the cold shoulder from audiences. 2014 hasn't been a kind year to horror films and this just furthered the trend.
Even The Rock couldn't get fans into the theaters for "Hercules," a retelling of the story from Greek mythology. It probably didn't help that another Hercules film flopped earlier in the year.
Jersey Boys
Based on the hit Broadway show, "Jersey Boys" didn't quite make a successful transition to the big screen. With Clint Eastwood in the director's chair and using much of the show's cast, it was always going to be a gamble. This time it did not pay off.
Sex Tape
Reteaming "Bad Teacher" co-stars Jason Segel and Cameron Diaz in a film about a couple trying to contain the accidental leaking of their sex tape seems like a slam dunk. Rather, "Sex Tape" landed in theaters with a thud. The film wasn't even able to recoup its modest $40 million budget domestically.
Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
Coming almost a decade after the original "Sin City" debuted, the long in the works sequel proved to be D.O.A. when it was released this weekend. "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" came in a week eighth place with just over 1/5 of what the original grossed in its opening frame.
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It's already Friday, so we traveled southeast to Catemaco, Mexico. We left early this morning, but the drive was worth it – the countryside was beautiful. We didn't get breakfast this morning and we were all so hungry. So we found some local dishes in Catemaco to curb our appetite. We picked out a restaurant called La Caperecita. I thought I'd try one of their more popular breakfast dishes and since it was still just before noon when we arrived, my husband ordered the huevos motulenos. The way it was presented reminded me of my mom's. It was served with six different layers of black beans, eggs, ham, delicious salsa roja, Mexican cream and fried platanos (bananas)… Great dish. I ordered the quesadilla con flor de calabaza (squash blossoms) and a quesillo (breaded cheese in a tomatillo salsa). It was served on the biggest handmade tortilla I have ever seen. I want to come back for dinner! The ingredients were so fresh!
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College Hockey:Three Things: Atlantic Hockey – November 25, 2013
Three things from Atlantic Hockey play in the week at was:
Atlantic Hockey went 3-4-1 in non-conference games this past week, which doesn't sound all that impressive at first blush. But in light of the league's 6-47-4 record coming into the week, it's pretty darn good. Mercyhurst and Rochester Institute of Technology earned splits with Rensselaer and St. Lawrence, respectively, while Air Force went 1-1-1 in games with Colorado College (win) and Denver (tie and loss).
It helped that five of the nine games were played in AHA rinks, a welcome change of pace. Only 12 of the league's previous 57 OOC games were played on home ice.
Air Force owns three of the league's non-conference wins, one more than the Falcons had last year. They'll finish their OOC schedule Dec. 29-30 at Dartmouth in the Ledyard Bank Classic tournament, taking on Northeastern in the first round and either Providence or the host Big Green.
Ups and downs
The roller coaster ride continues for American International. The last unbeaten team in conference play is undefeated no more, falling to Connecticut 8-1 on Saturday.
It was a big win for the Huskies, whom had scored a lone goal in losses to Bentley (3-0) and Boston University (4-1) the weekend before.
Add this one to the wild games AIC has played in already this season, but the Yellow Jackets haven't cornered the market on entertainment. Sacred Heart erased deficits of 3-0 and 5-3 to defeat Army 6-5 on Friday. Drew George got the game-winner with 2:12 to play.
After the dust settled around the league, we're left with a seven-way tie for third place, and just six points separating the top and bottom teams in the conference. Other than the Big 10, which hasn't started conference play yet, every other league has at least an 11-point distribution from first to last. It's early but expect parity.
Hockey Hotbed
It's certainly not Boston or Minneapolis, but Rochester, N.Y. has produced it fair share of college hockey players. Former Boston College standouts Brian (and Stephen) Gionta and Marty Reasoner hail from Rochester, as do current stars Mark Zengerle (Wisconsin) and Cole Bardeau (Cornell).
Plenty of local talent was on display this past weekend when RIT hosted St. Lawrence. The visiting Saints featured a pair of freshmen from Rha-Cha-Cha: Woody Hudson and Trevor Hills, the son of RIT associate head coach Brian Hills.
Hailing from RochVegas on the RIT side were a trio of players: sophomore Dan Schuler and rookies Garrett McMullen and Mike Rotolo, who both saw their first collegiate action. Rotolo got his first start and earned his first win in net on Saturday.
Where are the turkey tourneys?
It's been seven years since I moved from national Division III columnist to covering Atlantic Hockey, but at Thanksgiving time I'm stilling thinking about tournaments, a tradition at the small school level. There are no less than seven on tap for the holiday weekend in men's Division III hockey, and just one, Notre Dame's Shillelagh Tournament, scheduled for D-I.
You can't have enough in-season tournaments, in my opinion. There will be eight D-I Tourneys around New Year's but the more the merrier. Connecticut is the only Atlantic Hockey team that hosts a tournament (the UConn Holiday Classic, also featuring Massachusetts, Quinnipiac and Sacred Heart) and that tradition will leave with the Huskies at the end of the season. Here's hoping another AHA school or two will get into the game.
Correction: Thanks to the many readers for pointing out my omission of the Three Rivers Classic Tournament hosted by Robert Morris at CONSOL Energy Center. Last year's inaugural tournament was a big success, and this year's version on Dec. 27 and 28 features the host Colonials along with Penn State, Bowling Green and Boston College.
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