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Nov. 26, 2012
Hawkeyes in the NFL: 2012 Photo Gallery
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa football program is tied for ninth in the nation with 25 former players on active NFL rosters. In addition, nine other Hawkeyes reside on practice squads or injured reserve.
Iowa ties Michigan for second in the Big Ten amongst NFL alumni on active rosters. Ohio State leads the way with 35. Iowa has five former tight ends in the league, which equals USC and Stanford for the most.
The NFL continued regular season action over the weekend. A number of former Hawkeyes saw action and had success for their respective teams.
Jonathan Babineaux - DL - Atlanta Falcons: Babineaux recorded two tackles, including a solo stop and a tackle for loss, in the Falcons' win over Tampa Bay on Sunday. He has started the last 71 games for Atlanta. Babineaux leads the Falcons with seven tackles for loss this year.
Christian Ballard - DL - Minnesota Vikings: Ballard, one of a Big Ten-best six Hawkeyes drafted in 2011, posted two solo stops in the loss at Chicago on Sunday. The defensive tackle played in all 16 games, with two starts, a year ago. He has played in all 11 contests this season.
Jordan Bernstine - DB - Washington Redskins: Bernstine was moved to the Redskins' injured reserve list after an injury in the season opener.
Bryan Bulaga - OL - Green Bay Packers: Bulaga has been placed on injured reserve. He is in his third season with Green Bay, and has made 33 career starts. Bulaga won a super bowl ring during his rookie season with the Packers in 2010.
Scott Chandler - TE - Buffalo Bills: Chandler caught two passes for 26 yards as the Bills fell at Indianapolis on Sunday.
Dallas Clark - TE - Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Clark hauled in four catches for 65 yards on Sunday in Tampa Bay's loss to Atlanta.
Adrian Clayborn - DL - Tampa Bay Buccaneers: In his second year in the league, Clayborn is on the Buccaneers' injured reserve list. The former Iowa All-American started all 19 games in his career for Tampa Bay prior to the injury. Clayborn registered 7.5 sacks during his rookie campaign in 2011.
Sean Considine - DB - Baltimore Ravens: Saw action in win at San Diego on Sunday, recording no statistics.
Mike Daniels - DL - Green Bay Packers: Daniels registered two solo stops and a tackle for loss in Green Bay's loss at the Giants on Sunday night.
A.J. Edds - LB - Indianapolis Colts: In his third year in the league, Edds is on the Colts' injured reserve list.
Bradley Fletcher - DB - St. Louis Rams: Recorded two solo tackles in the Rams 31-17 win at Arizona on Sunday.
Adam Gettis - OL - Washington Redskins: Listed as second team right guard for the Redskins.
Charles Godfrey - DB - Carolina Panthers: Godfrey and the Panthers play tonight on Monday Night Football (7:30 p.m., ESPN). Godfrey became the first rookie in team history to start all 16 games at safety in 2008. He has started 67 of the last 68 games for the Panthers.
Shonn Greene - RB - New York Jets: Greene rushed for 71 yards on 14 carries and added a nine-yard reception in the Jets' loss to New England last Thursday. The former All-American and 2008 Doak Walker Award Winner has started 25 of the last 27 contests.
Chad Greenway - LB - Minnesota Vikings: Greenway recorded seven solo stops as Minnesota lost at Chicago on Sunday. The former Iowa All-American is second in the NFL with 107 tackles. Read more from Bryce Miller of the Des Moines Register about Greenway as one of the NFL's elite defensive players.
Brad Herman - TE - New England Patriots: In his first year in the league, Herman is on the Patriots' injured reserve list.
Karl Klug - DL - Tennessee Titans: Klug registered a sack in the Titans loss to Jacksonville on Sunday. Klug has appeared in all 27 games for Tennessee during his first two seasons, making one start in each. As a rookie in 2011, Klug compiled a team-high seven sacks. The total tied for sixth place in sacks among all NFL rookies, tied for fourth among all NFL defensive tackles, and led all NFL rookie defensive tackles.
Bryan Mattison - OL - Kansas City Chiefs: Mattison saw action on Sunday in a 17-9 loss to Denver. He has played in two games this season.
Marvin McNutt - WR - Philadelphia Eagles: In his first year in the league, McNutt is a member of the Eagles practice squad.
Tony Moeaki - TE - Kansas City Chiefs: Moeaki caught two passes for 40 yards in the loss to Denver. He has started 10 of 11 games this season, and 25 of 26 in his career.
Brandon Myers - TE - Oakland Raiders: Myers tallied five receptions for a team-best 37 yards in the loss to Cincinnati on Sunday. He leads Oakland in catches (55) and is second in receiving yards (591) this season.
Seth Olsen - OL - Indianapolis Colts: After starting the first three games of the season for Indianapolis, Olsen has been placed on the team's injured reserve list.
Shaun Prater - DB - Cincinnati Bengals: In his first year in the league, Prater is on the Bengals' injured reserve list.
Riley Reiff - OL - Detroit Lions: Reiff started at tackle in the Lions' overtime loss to Houston on Thursday. Reiff has played in all 11 games for Detroit this season, with five starts. He was Detroit's first round pick in 2012, marking the third-straight season an Iowa player was selected in the first round of the NFL Draft.
Allen Reisner - TE - Minnesota Vikings: Reisner did not see action Sunday at Chicago. He has played in four games this season.
Tyler Sash - DB - New York Giants: Sash recorded four tackles in the Giants win over Green Bay on Sunday night, seeing action on special teams and at safety. Sash won a super bowl ring during his rookie season with the Giants in 2011.
Amari Spievey - DB - Detroit Lions: Spievey has been placed on injured reserve.
Ricky Stanzi - QB - Kansas City Chiefs: Did not see action.
Jeff Tarpinian - LB - New England Patriots: Tarpinian is a member of New England's practice squad. He played in seven games with one start for the Patriots in 2011, and has played in three contests this season.
Julian Vandervelde - OL - Philadelphia Eagles: Vandervelde is in his second season with the Eagles. He was selected by the team in the fifth round of the 2011 NFL Draft.
Marshal Yanda - OL - Baltimore Ravens: Yanda made his 69th career start in the team's win at San Diego on Sunday. He has started every game the last three seasons.
Markus Zusevics - OL - New England Patriots: In his first year in the league, Zusevics was moved from the Patriots' injured reserve list to the active roster last Thursday


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Marvel is back at it again, this time with a new #1 issue for Carol Danvers. While the title might be starting again at #1, it isn't a reboot. Writer Kelly Sue DeConnick is dealing with many of the same issues she tackled in Captain Marvel before, mainly the quest for identity and purpose in a volatile, confusing world. This issue is a great on-boarding point for new readers and presents a wide new world of story potential.
Visually, Lopez's art verges on the simplistic, but his canny use of space balances out the relative paucity of finer details. While the previous volumes of Captain Marvel, under other artists, took more of a stylistic approach, that wasn't for all. The artwork by David Lopez and colored by Lee Loughridge delivers clean, dynamic panels. No major shake-ups or redesigns character-wise, but Carol Danvers still looks pretty darn great. Carol flies, punches, and yells with passion, and even the more grounded scenes feel animated. This will probably provide a more familiar and broader based appeal to readers whose ability to appreciate the stories hindered on art before. The delicately rendered faces are still expressive and fun to look at. His Carol has such a solid presence on the page, with a sense of humor and softness that never once betrays the inherent strength of the character.
Lee Loughridge's colors paint a thematic picture -- we swing from sunny optimism, as embodied in Carol's adorable lieutenant, Kit, to a darker palette as her insecurities and vulnerabilities are brought to the surface. Clear, tone-based colors, influenced by the type of lighting you would find in each scene sell the pages with excitement and life.
The book's opening is more a teaser of what's to come: Carol is in the company of aliens, on a planet that is decidedly not Earth, dealing with a situation we don't quite have enough information to fully understand. But comprehension of the stakes of that particular scenario isn't the issue's primary concern.
Despite the bumps and bruises of her latest adventures, here Carol is a little more stable than we last saw her. She's in a relationship with James Rhodes, she's a full-time Avenger, and she's settled into her new life in her apartment atop the Statue of Liberty, with Kit as her eager sidekick Lieutenant Trouble. Even for it, she's still restless on Earth, unsure of her place in the universe in the face of all of these changes. As she looks to the stars for answers, Iron Man arrives to offer her a position on a deep-space Avengers explorer post. Craving some much-needed distance between her and her life, she takes the job, leading to the promise of newfound adventure in the far-flung regions of known space. Her galactic adventures are positioned as the ground on which she will, hopefully, find herself. It's a promising start to a series that will, potentially, cover new ground for Carol Danvers on her road to self-discovery.
Kelly Sue DeConnick knows how to connect with her fan base -- and I'm not just talking about the Carol Corps. She's excellent about slipping pop culture references into dialogue without making it feel forced or inauthentic to a character's voice. Carol comes across as someone you'd want to hang out with; it's a welcome level of accessibility for a mainstream hero. DeConnick also brings other Marvel Universe characters into a solo book more seamlessly than anyone; everything feels truly organic, because of course other Avengers would be on the scene for critical Earth-saving missions. Iron Patriot and Iron Man very much have a natural place in this issue; as much as Kit or any of Carol's title-specific supporting cast and the ensuing banter is just charming. Fighting, flying and cunning dialogue transport you on an adventure that makes you want to see just how Carol end up on the wrong end of a secret space police and where it will take her next.
The Captain is suited up for another heart-bending series that will whisk you away to galaxies unknown. This first issue teases of things to come and the onset of the journey that brought her to a Mos Eisley style run-in far from Earth. So few solo titles right now manage to balance action with meaningful character development and this title makes it look effortless, making this a truly enjoyable reading experience from start to finish.

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Release Date: 2013-08-02
Genre: Comedy,
Rating: NR
Mia Moolman works for a Sandton-based event coordination company that has been commissioned by the department of Trade and Industry to create an event celebrating the most successful ad campaigns in South African history. The gala event will happen at Emperors Palace, and the CEO of the company, Theodore, has asked his employees to pitch ideas for the show and whoever comes up with the best idea will be awarded a promotion and a special bonus. Mia comes up with the idea to make the three guys from the old Castrol commercials, Boet, Swaer and Mogae, part of the show. Her boss eventually agrees to this, but Mia must go and find them in the Kalahari and bring them to Emperors Palace in time for the big gala event.
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WADSWORTH — Medina County Drug Task Force agents and Wadsworth police officers arrested three people Thursday in two separate drug investigations.
Ryan J. Grifa, 32, of Akron, is accused of selling heroin and "bath salts" to an undercover agent from the drug task force. Wadsworth police arrested him following a traffic stop at 2:30 p.m. Thursday on a charge of trafficking in drugs, a fourth-degree felony, according to a press release from the task force.
Two passengers in Grifa's car also were taken into custody. One was released without being charged. The second, Amber Boyer, 26, of Wadsworth, had a felony warrant out for her arrest and was released to deputies from the Summit County Sheriff's Office, the release said.
At about 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Nicholas H. Bianco, 28, of Akron, was arrested after allegedly selling prescription medication and marijuana, the release said.
Drug task force agents reportedly saw Bianco walking through a parking lot at Silvercreek Road and Broad Street while smoking marijuana. He is accused of making an exchange of illegal narcotics and money with another person before leaving the area, according to the release.
Wadsworth police assisted in stopping Bianco, who was charged with trafficking in drugs, a third-degree felony.
Grifa and Bianco were in the Medina County Jail on $30,000 bond each Friday, a jail spokeswoman said.
The "bath salts" Grifa allegedly sold are not your typical bath salts such as Calgon or other legitimate bath salts, task force Director Gary Hubbard said.
"It is a man-made synthetic compound that people have found can create a 'high' similar to an LSD and cocaine combination," he said.
"These 'bath salts' create a tremendous paranoia in users," Hubbard said. "This paranoia makes the user extremely dangerous to themselves, the public and first responders who may arrive to offer assistance."


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Travis Ganong set aside his own disappointment and was happy for two of his U.S. teammates Sunday at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
Ganong, who trains at Squaw Valley ski resort, was far from the podium, finishing 23rd in the super-G, an event that combines the speed of the downhill with the skills of a slalom racer and is a very demanding event.
Two more medals for U.S. Alpine team
But as a member of the U.S. Ski team, the Lake Tahoe skier could appreciate what two of his teammates accomplished. Andrew Weibrecht surprisingly earned a silver medal and teammate Bode Miller took the bronze, his sixth Olympic gold medal overall.
The two medals give the U.S. Alpine team three total. The other medal was a bronze by Julia Mancuso, who also skis out of Squaw Valley.
"To see Bode back on the podium was great. He was my idol growing up. It just means so much to me," Ganong said. "I saw him over there kind of crouched next to the fence just kind of reflecting, some tears of joy. He came here to be on the podium and it's awesome."
High praise for Weibrecht
Ganong was overjoyed regarding Weibrecht as well. The often injured U.S. skier from Lake Placid, N.Y., had a great run at Sochi.
Weibrecht was certainly an improbable silver medal finisher. In 95 World Cup races, Weibrecht never finished better than 10th. Yet he owns two Olympic medals. The other one came four years ago when he got bronze at the Vancouver Olympics.
"He had a flawless run," Ganong. "Andrew only has one gear. I mean he has one gear and it's full-on attacking. Pushing as hard he possibly can every second of the run."
Taking the gold was Norway's Kjetil Jansrud, who tore down the mile-and-a-third course in 1 minute, 18.14 seconds. Canada's Jan Hudec tied Miller for bronze.
The 25-year-old Ganong was 1.87 seconds behind Jansrud. Fellow U.S. skier Ted Ligety was 14th.
In the downhill at the Sochi Olympics earlier in the week, Ganong didn't medal, but his fifth-place was admirable. It was Ganong's best finish in a major international event in the downhill, besting his seventh-place mark last month in a World Cup event in Austria.
Olympic experience invaluable for Ganong
For Ganong, the super-G was the last of his two races at the Sochi Olympics. He will head back to the World Cup tour and savor the experience.
"I know what the Olympics are all about now," Ganong said. "I can really focus for the next four years and go into South Korea (Olympics) with a game plan, be focused, and try to win medals there."
Ganong expects to be back in Lake Tahoe in time for the U.S. Nationals, which will be held March at Squaw Valley.


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AT&T HTC 8X now just $0.01 with contract
After a rough year, HTC may slowly be turning things around in terms of sales, and that could be primarily thanks to its new Windows Phones – the 8X and 8S. While the latter isn't available in the US (nor is it likely to ever be), the former is out there on three of the four major carriers.
If the Nokia Lumia 920 rubs you the wrong way because of how big and heavy it is (or for another reason, whatever that may be), the HTC 8X is basically your only other high-end WP8 choice right now (since Samsung's Ativ S keeps getting delayed).
The 8X has been sold by AT&T for almost a month now, for a starting price of $99.99 for the 8 GB version. A few weeks ago, we let you know that Amazon was selling this device for just $39.99.
And now, the retailer has decided to cut the 8X's price even lower. All the way down to $0.01, in fact. For both new customers as well as upgraders. That's a sweet price to buy a smartphone at, so if you're interested, jump over here at Amazon and get yours.
Obviously, some two-year contract signing with AT&T is going to be involved. But that's normal by US standards right now.


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Contributed by Roberta Logan, Right Management Consultants
Question: I feel awful, but I just started a new job and really don't like it. How can I quit the job after only two weeks without leaving on bad terms? I never like to leave things on a negative note.
Even though you are resigning, you should plan to leave in a professional manner because your actions and overall behavior will be observed and noted in your employment file that could potentially be referenced by future employers.
Keep your letter short in length and polite in tone and thank your employer for the opportunity to work for them. Even if you did not like any aspect of the experience, do not state this, as you may some day need the employer to provide you with references.
Do not tell your employer why you are leaving or where you are going and do not state that you hated your job. Don't be negative. Keep your letter simple and come straight to the point. Sign your letter and then seal your letter in an envelope that is addressed to your supervisor. If you want to leave on good terms, offer your employer short term assistance by offering to be available and continuing to do your job while they search for your replacement.
When your letter is written, call your boss and arrange to have a short five to ten minute private meeting. When you arrive, verbally announce your intention to resign and tell them that you have prepared a letter of resignation that you would like them to read before you discuss any next steps. Do not elaborate and keep in mind that the only reason for requesting the meeting is to indicate your intentions to leave and your willingness to offer short-term assistance until a replacement person can be found.
At all times you must display a positive attitude. You should also understand that your employer might express anger that you are leaving. If your employer becomes angry, remain calm, be polite and re-state your plan to resign. Do NOT use the meeting to complain, confront or argue with your employer. Politely and firmly stand your ground and be prepared for any outcome including being asked to leave the premises immediately, being asked to stay until a replacement comes onboard, or being asked to participate in a discussion on how to finalize the resignation details.
If you treat your employer with courtesy and politely communicate your intentions to leave while offering to provide them with assistance during the transition, you should be able to achieve your goal of leaving on good terms while maintaining control of the situation.
I wish you the best of luck.


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Friends of Daytop
The goal of the friends of Daytop New Jersey is to create the opportunity for those who have experienced the miracle that is Daytop whether it be as a resident or a family member who have had a loved one in treatment to reconnect, where they "took root and grew". Along with social networking and other electronic communication to stay up to date with Daytop New Jersey, this committee hosts two gatherings annually in both Mendham and Pittsgrove.
Moving forward, the goal will be to recruit those interested, willing, and able to become part of a mentoring program, serve on a junior executive board consisting of graduates, and to develop a community of support for those looking to reconnect.Friends of Daytop First Gathering
"Families have reunions" said Executive Director Jimmy Curtin, "and we want our Daytop family to know that this will always be their home; that they are always welcome."
Fifty former residents were in attendance in Mendham and twenty five in Pittsgrove, and it was evident from the smiles, hugs and laughter that all were glad to have made the journey. Some of our Daytop alumni are now parents themselves and brought their children. The laughter of young children filled the air as they played with new friends. It truly made this a joyous homecoming for all.
Former residents took time out from the festivities to speak to our current residents, sharing their experiences since their Daytop days. Mendham alumni, Jessica and Mike, spoke to our current residents as did three former residents at Pittsgrove. They shared their fond memories and spoke of their lives after treatment. Our current group of boys and girls, after listening to the presentations, said that the messages made them hopeful for their own futures and reminded them of their potential to make positive contributions to their families and to society.
"This is the first of many Daytop reunions", said Curtin, "we are thrilled with the turnout and expect that even more people will attend future gatherings."
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Mitt Romney held three big-tickets fundraisers in New York's fancy Hamptons this weekend, providing some of his richest donors the chance to parody themselves in front of eager political reporters. The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, and BuzzFeed all had reporters on hand and the quotes they brought back would read like something written in the imagination of Occupy Wall Street, if the wealthy people in question hadn't gladly put their names to the all-too-real statements.
Romney Donors Talk Like Living Stereotypes of the 1 Percent
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Dvd Release Date: 2007-05-01
Genre: Comedy,
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 30min
"Diggers" combines humor and pathos in a bittersweet story about a tight-knit cluster of friends, all of whom are forced to embrace changes as their small town way of life is soon to be altered forever. It's September 1976 on the south shore of Long Island. Ads on TV in the local bar announce "a change coming over America" with the upcoming Ford-Carter presidential election, but local clam diggers are more worried about losing their already-fragile trade to an encroaching corporation. Like his father nad grandfather before him, Hunt is a digger, but one with a restless, imaginative side exemplified by the black-and-white Polaroids he takes. Hunt's lifelong buddies and fellow diggers include Frankie Lozo, a brash father struggling to support five kids and his long suffering but spunky wife, Julie; laidback local ladies' man Jack; and philosophy-spouting pot dealer Cons. A sudden death propels the four best friends to look at their lives, as it does for Hunt's recently-divorced older sister, Gina, who works as a waitress at the local diner. Meanwhile Hunt falls for a hip young woman visiting from Manhattan , Zoe, who wonders why his artistic impulses don't propel him out of a dead-end town.
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Josh Hamilton, Maura Tierney, Ron Eldard, Lauren Ambrose, Mather Zickel, Paul Rudd, Beeson Carroll, Ken Marino, Shannon Barry, Alison Folland, Sarah Paulson, Andrew Cherry, Robert Feeley, Richard Council, Matthew Glave
- Directed by Katherine Dieckmann
- Produced by Ken Marino, Todd Wagner, Joana Vicente, David Wain, Mark Cuban, Anne Chaisson, Jason Kliot
- Written by Ken Marino
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Oct. 31, 2012
M. Tobin Postpractice Interview
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Matt Tobin doesn't care about the position or the play call. He just wants to do the job.
With 17 career starts at left guard under his belt, Tobin slid one spot to his left last week against Northwestern to fill the vacancy left by the injured Brandon Scherff. It marked Tobin's first career start at left tackle, a spotlight position on the offensive line that is akin to sitting first chair in an instrumental ensemble, but Tobin took it all in stride.
"Guard may feel a little more natural to me," said the fifth-year senior and former walk-on from Worthington, Iowa, "but I'll play either. I'll play anywhere coach needs me."
Tobin had previously worked out at left tackle early in his Hawkeye career, including lining up in practice against future NFL draft picks Adrian Clayborn and Karl Klug. But that experience alone isn't enough to have Kirk Ferentz ask you to make your first career start protecting the quarterback's blindside. Not on the road, in a Big Ten environment, halfway through your senior season.
"I think the thing that stood out about Matt most during the early years was he was a tough, competitive guy," said Ferentz. "He worked really hard. He had some work to do, but he was a tough competitive guy.
"For whatever reason he seems to be one of those guys that is pretty proficient and pretty productive. So I think that's what's allowed him to play at guard over the last two years, and then (last week) it just seemed like the most logical thing to do was get a more experienced guy out there for the long term."
Tobin wasn't the only new piece reconfigured to fit into the offensive line puzzle last week. Redshirt freshman Jordan Walsh made his first career start between Tobin and senior center James Ferentz, and redshirt freshman Austin Blythe returned to the starting lineup at right guard in place of the injured Andrew Donnal. They joined junior Brett Van Sloten, who anchored the right tackle position for the eighth straight week.
The new formula paved the way for Iowa's sixth 100-yard rushing performance of the season. Sophomore Damon Bullock returned to the lineup and earned 107 yards on 22 carries.
"Whoever is in there we're always trying to help them out, just communicate with them and let them know what they're doing," said Tobin. "We're confident with what they can do. It's nice to see guys get in there and play well."
The Hawkeyes had success this year running left behind Scherff and Tobin. After another successful week with new faces on the line, one may think the fifth-year senior might insist on continuing to pound the ball left, but Tobin isn't the lobbying type.
"I really don't recommend any plays," said Tobin. "I go out there and let them call whatever they want and I run it the best I can."


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Career Stats
2009 (SENIOR): Colin Peek has made an immediate impact for the Crimson Tide ... started eight games and played in all nine ... missed all but the first snap of the Tennessee game and all but a few plays of the LSU game with a sprained MCL that he suffered in warmups for the Tennessee game ... the Georgia Tech transfer has 19 catches on the year with 13 of those going for first downs, including a team-high five on third down ... has one touchdown reception ... averages 11.2 yards per catch for 213 receiving yards ... has proven to be an outstanding asset as a blocker on the edge in the rushing game ... has at least on catch in the first seven games this season and multiple catches in six games ... selected to the midseason watch list for the Mackey Award, which goes to the nation's top tight end. Virginia Tech: Had three catches in the second half for 37 yards ... moved the chains on each of his receptions, including long of 19 yards. FIU: Caught one pass, a 13-yard completion that was good for an Alabama first down on a drive that led to points for the Tide. North Texas: Caught two passes for seven and 19 yards, respectively against the Mean Green ... both converted first downs for the Tide, including one grab on third down that led to a Crimson Tide touchdown ... named the offensive player of the week by the UA coaching staff. Arkansas: Caught two passes for 19 yards, including a 14-yard grab that converted a Crimson Tide first down on an eventual scoring drive. Kentucky: Had six receptions for 65 yards and a touchdown ... his biggest contribution of the day was a 21-yard catch over the middle on a third-and-long play with the Tide backed up to their own end zone ... the catch jump started the UA drive, which resulted in a 97-yard scoring drive that was capped with his 3-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Greg McElroy. Mississippi: Caught three passes for 32 yards ... converted two first downs ... long pass play was 14 yards ... his blocking keyed several long runs. South Carolina: Caught two passes for 21 yards with a long of 16 yards that was good for a UA first down ... helped block for 264 yards rushing, including a 246-yard effort from Mark Ingram. Tennessee: Suffered a sprained medial colateral ligament in pre-game warmups ... started the game, but that was the only snap he played. LSU: Played a handful of snaps off the bench, mainly as a decoy.
2008 (JUNIOR AT ALABAMA): Peek sat out the year due to the NCAA transfer rule, but regained his eligibility following the completion of the fall semester at Alabama ... was eligible to play in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, but missed the game with an injured foot ... earned Academic All-SEC honors during the fall of 2008.
2007 (SOPHOMORE AT GEORGIA TECH): Peek started 11 games for the Yellow Jackets as a sophomore in 2007 ... did not start two games when the Jackets began in a three-wide receiver set ... ranked third on the team in receptions with 25 ... tallied 248 yards receiving and caught one touchdown pass ... caught at least one pass in 10-of-13 games, including each of the first eight games of the year ... had a career-high five receptions for 35 yards vs. Boston College on Sept. 15, including a long of 15 yards ... hauled in three passes for 31 yards at Maryland on Oct. 6 ... two catches vs. Army on Oct. 20 went for 49 yards and included a career-long 37-yard reception ... caught three passes for 28 yards vs. Georgia with a touchdown on Nov. 24 ... the 17-yard touchdown strike from Taylor Bennett gave the Jackets a 14-10 lead with two minutes left in the first half.
2006 (REDSHIRT AT GEORGIA TECH): Peek redshirted during his second year with the Yellow Jackets.
2005 (FRESHMAN AT GEORGIA TECH): Peek earned playing time as a true freshman in 2005 ... was one of eight true freshmen to see action in 2005 for Georgia Tech ... played in nine games but did not catch a pass.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: He was a highly regarded prospect who was rated among the nation's Top 30 tight ends by Scout.com (No. 23) and Rivals.com (No. 27) ... also the No. 59 player on the Scout.com Southeast Top 100 ... named to the Florida Times Union Super 75 for Florida ... caught 36 passes for 405 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior at The Bolles School ... helped Bolles to three consecutive state titles and a 41-3 record in his three years ... coached by Corky Rogers ... named to the First Coast All-Academic Football team ... played for the U.S. Team in the NFL Global Junior Championship in Jacksonville, Fla. ... full name is Colin Davis Peek ... majoring in management ... named to the 2005-06 ACC Academic Honor Roll and the 2008 SEC Academic Honor Roll.


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Prince Charles and Camilla praise community work in Bethnal Green
14:49 18 December 2012
Prince Charles and Camilla got a message from the people of the East End about how urban neighbourhoods can be reclaimed and antisocial behaviour tackled.
The Royal couple visited Bethnal Green's Hollywell Estate today to meet families who grow their own food and have rekindled the East End's famous community spirit.
They were shown round the estate's 'Rocky Park' allotments which used to be a 'drugs hang-out' and its 'Strawberry Fields' orchard by Teesdale & Hollybush tenants association's chair Margaret Cox, a 'Big Lunch Champion', then met volunteers packing Christmas hampers for pensioners.
"I explained how we reclaimed our neighbourhood where drugs once took place," Margaret said.
"We were plagued by antisocial behaviour, but have now turned this estate into a caring, sharing, hospitable community.
"Rocky Park was a disused play area vandalised beyond repair, but we got funding and turned it into a community garden.
"Prince Charles could see the vision and said it was a good example a community working together."
The estate now has a nature reserve and 79 growing spaces, thanks to Margaret's work.
She has also built up a network of community volunteers like Garry Kennett, manager and odd-job man who runs the estate's Kedleston Walk community centre.
Garry said: "I told Prince Charles about the vandalism we used to get—and how we got rid of it.
"He said it would be great if this could be pushed onto other areas of London. Camilla thought maybe be our enthusiasm can be passed on elsewhere, which was great to hear."
The Royal couple met volunteers busy packing Christmas hampers for pensioners with fresh vegetables from the allotments, jam from fruit from the orchard and other festive goodies which has rekindled the spirit of neighbours looking after one another.


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Are you, your team, and your company poised for real growth this year? Are you all aligned on how and where to begin to get where you need to go? If so, congratulations, regrettably I suspect you're in the minority.
We all know uncertainty is everywhere. The recession may lift or it may linger; the cliff may rise again or it may fall; ditto the price of oil, the strength of Europe, the growth of China, and the global market at large. The persistent discontinuity of the "new normal" is now so well established the phrase itself is little more than a cliché as we enter 2013. Happy New Year!
Still the pursuit of business growth persists. In fact, for many, it's becoming urgent. But for all the time, energy and resource it rightly commands, there seems to be a pervasive lack of understanding about just how real growth is achieved, much less sustained.
Of course there are really only two ways to improve one's business; you either address the bottom line or the top line. And for the past twenty years, there's been so much focus on the bottom line that most companies today are actually quite efficient.
Six Sigma, total quality management, and process optimization have all helped CEOs focus on their core and make their business better by becoming leaner and more efficient. But you can no longer succeed by focusing exclusively on the bottom line. Today's CEO won't get very far blaming the "new normal" for soft results or a stalled business. No, today's CEOs need growth, not just performance. And it's the search for
top line growth that's driving the intensifying trends toward innovation. But top line growth is hard. Really hard. Game changing growth and innovation can be unpredictable. After all most innovation fails, at the staggering rate of 60 – 80%.
Just as efficiency found its champion in Six Sigma's strategies and tools I've often wondered if there could be a corresponding and systematized approach to growth. What if, instead of capturing lightning in a bottle or relying on the spark of individual genius, there were an ongoing framework of measurement that showed the way and improved success on the path to growth? Why couldn't there be a defined sequence of steps with quantified targets focused not on efficiency and cost reduction but rather on the growth of sales, revenues, and profits? What if growth itself could be broken down into its constituent parts; elements and processes that could be replicated and applied again and again across an organization? Could such a "process" be modeled?
Now, a new company, dedicated to an entirely new and all too timely proposition – that like quality performance before it, growth itself can be deconstructed, understood, and engineered – has stepped forward with just such an offering.
The Growth Posture Index® (GPI), from The Growth Strategy Company at Arlington, Virginia, is a new management tool that measures the key competency and readiness factors affecting the future growth of individual companies. The result of two years extensive research, data collection, and analysis among the 500 largest companies in the world, The Growth Strategy Company's GPI identifies thirty-three success factors across six organizational competencies and two fundamental readiness conditions to gauge growth potential. GPI delves deeper into diagnosing the root causes that can be holding a company back, while also suggesting new and often non-traditional avenues to growth.
Sorting for the critical conditions the company must prepare for, and the corresponding competencies it must embrace and enable – and acting on them all – are the keys. As such, the GPI is a new enterprise level measurement and management tool that promises a method and process that can lead companies to the environmental, structural, and cultural conditions where real growth can be achieved and sustained.
So much so that it may help us all as the pendulum of management thinking swings from our rapture with efficiency to a renewed passion for growth; growth that can be both designed and managed. It's not either/or mind you. The pursuit of one won't replace the other, rather companies today need both efficiency and growth to succeed. The insight – and, indeed, potential breakthrough – is that now they may both be investigated, understood, and designed as outcomes through informed process and discipline.
While my familiarity with this new management tool is superficial at best, and I've no idea how productive the GPI will prove to be in practice, I applaud the company's initiative, believe in the intellectual integrity of the endeavor, and suggest anyone facing the all too common issues referenced here might very well benefit from kicking the tires themselves.
So what's really going on today across your enterprise? How familiar are you with what's necessary to achieve and sustain long-term growth in today's marketplace? Where does your company stand in its pursuit of growth? And where do you?
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Rodeo performances are held Friday, February 12th, and Saturday, February 13th, at 7 p.m. Gates open to the public at 5:30 p.m., and the rodeo concert performances start at 9 p.m. each night and are sure to be a great experience for all.
The Humble Rodeo features all seven-rodeo events co-sanctioned by the (CPRA) Cowboy's Professional Rodeo Association and (UPRA) United Professional Rodeo Association. Come and join all the cowboys and cowgirls as they compete in the traditional sport of the Old West rodeo.
Refreshments are available at the Humble Rodeo, and parking is $5 at the Humble Civic Center Arena parking lot. Free parking and shuttle service are available at the following satellite locations in Humble: Humble High School at 1700 Wilson Road and New Covenant Church at 901 Wilson Road.
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Very little of Wadsworth's early work survives. He made this gouache in woodland near Lewes in Sussex, when he was twenty-four. He was exploring ideas about the depiction of form and space derived from Cézanne and Cubism.
Wadsworth rarely produced pastoral landscapes like this; his later work was to be dominated by industrial, urban and maritime imagery.
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Record: 3-11-0, Finished 4th in NFC West Division
NFL Season Summary
Scored 111 points (7.9/g), 26th of 26 in the NFL.
Allowed 271 points (19.4/g), 16th.
Differential of -160 points (-11.4/g), 26th.
Expected W-L: 1.5-12.5.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential -26 (-1.9/g), 26th.
Simple Rating System: Total -12.3, Offense: -9.7, Defense: -2.6, SoS: -0.9, versus averages of 0.0.
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Marion Campbell and Norm Van Brocklin
Defensive Coordinator: Marion Campbell
Training Camp: Furman University (Greenville, South Carolina)
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CLEVELAND – The Red Sox rolled out right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka on Monday and the Indians promptly rolled snake eyes.
With Matsuzaka doing a number on Cleveland hitters all night, the Indians dropped a 4-1 decision to Boston in the first of a four-game series at Progressive Field.
Matsuzaka, who spent the first month of the season on the disabled list with a neck strain, allowed just four hits, while striking out five over eight innings.
"We just couldn't get anything going offensively against Matsuzaka," said Indians manager Manny Acta. "Our plan to get his pitch count high, he just put that aside by being aggressive and putting our hitters down."
The Indians, who mustered six hits on the night, advanced just one runner to second base off Matsuzaka, and it was on a steal from Trevor Crowe after Cleveland's center fielder walked with two outs in the third inning.
Cleveland got its lone run in the ninth inning on a solo home run from Austin Kearns off fill-in closer Daniel Bard, who assumed the role when Jonathan Papelbon was placed on the bereavement list prior to the game.
Matsuzaka extended the misery of an Indians offense that has struggled for the majority of the season by being aggressive around the strike zone, something the Japanese-born right-hander has avoided in the past.
"He mixed his speeds pretty well and he did a good job of making the pitches when he had to," said Cleveland shortstop Jason Donald, who reached base twice and had one of his team's hits off Matsuzaka. "He's a good pitcher. He's with the Red Sox for a reason.
"There isn't anybody giving away at-bats. No one is trying not to get a hit. Obviously the results aren't what we want, but you have to continue to compete."
The Indians got starting pitching as well, with Fausto Carmona continuing his solid first half by allowing just two earned runs on five hits over six-plus innings. Carmona walked six and runners aboard in five of the six innings he worked, yet the right-hander was still able to keep his club in the game.
"I think Fausto has really come a long way in keeping his composure and not letting the big inning beat him," Acta said. "In the past, he would self-destruct when he got runners on base. He kept us in the game."
With the lack of run support, Carmona would have needed to pitch like Matsuzaka to have earned the win.
"I want runs but I can't think about that," Carmona said. "I have to think about pitching. I think I had trouble today with making the first pitch a strike."
Boston got the only run it needed in the opening inning after former Cleveland minor leaguer Marco Scutaro started the game with a double and scored on a sacrifice fly from Kevin Youkilis. It was one of three doubles from Scutaro on the night.
Boston added an unearned run in the third that began with a throwing error on Carmona. A sacrifice fly from Victor Martinez put Boston in front 3-0 in the seventh.
Martinez went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI in his first game back in Cleveland after being traded to Boston at the deadline last year.
The Red Sox scored their final run in the eighth after the first three hitters reached base off Indians reliever Hector Ambriz
Progressive Field has not been kind to the Indians, who are 8-15 there and have lost 13 of the last 17 games at home.
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Down on the Ranch
with Grandpa
by: Tom Borden
© 2008 by the author
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Chapter 1
Summer had finally come and I'd just had my fifteenth
birthday. Mom and dad were going to spend the summer having our big house in San
Antonio completely renovated. Since things would be in a big upset around there,
they thought it would be good if I spent two or three weeks down on the family's
cattle ranch with Grandpa and Grandma. I was really excited. All the other times
I'd been there were with mom and dad. This would be the first time I'd be there
alone without them. What I looked forward to most was that I'd be able to ride a
horse again.
Grandpa had lived there on the ranch all his life and didn't know very much about city people. When he was younger, he dropped out of school after the sixth grade and spent all his youth living the life of a range cowboy on cattle drives. Although he was a pretty rough-hewn kind of guy, I always liked him.
Before my dad took me down there, I overheard him talking to Grandpa on the phone.
"Now listen, Dad, we've talked about this before. I don't want you using all that bad language around Brian. I don't want him to have to deal with that. He's just a kid. Do you understand? He's looking forward to doing some horseback riding, but put him to work on some chores to keep him busy otherwise. He's a good boy, and he'll work hard and do a good job. Now remember, Dad, please watch the language. I'll drive him down tomorrow afternoon."
I was so glad to get there. Grandma got me settled in a room on the second floor overlooking the rangeland. I couldn't wait to get on a horse and gallop out over those open spaces. That night, I lay in bed listening to the coyotes howling in the distance, along with a few cows mooing.
The next day, Grandpa had me pitching hay in the horse barn. Just as I finished about mid-afternoon, Grandpa came in and looked around.
"Ya did a good fuckin' job there, boy. Ya wanna do a little horseback ridin' now?"
"Sure," I said.
"Why don't we ride out to the west. There's a little stream way out there where we can sit and watch the catfish jumpin'."
Grandpa had one of the ranch hands saddle up a couple of horses, and we were off. I hadn't been on a horse for a long time, and my ass was kind of sore when we got to the stream. We tied our horses to a tree and sat on the bank.
Grandpa threw a few stones into the water. "This makes them fuckin' catfish jump when ya do this. When I was a little fucker, younger than you, I used to wade in there and catch `em with my hands and bring `em back fer supper. My maw hated catfish and used to give me holy hell fer bringin' that shit into the house."
"I never had catfish," I said.
"This fuckin' stream runs pretty fast, and the water's real clear. I used to swim in it. Hey, why don't we take a quick swim? Okay?"
Grandpa stripped off all his clothes. Then he looked at me. "Ya gotta swim bare-neked, boy. Ya can't do it with all that shit on ya."
I was suddenly very embarrassed. As I took my clothes off, I couldn't keep my eyes off Grandpa's naked body. I'd never see a grown-up man's cock before. It was so huge. I'd seen the other boys' penises in the showers after Gym class, but they were small like mine. And I'd never realized a man's balls could be so big and hang so low."
When I was finally naked, he grabbed my arm and pulled me toward the water. "Come on, boy, let's git in."
When we got in the water, he started swimming underwater, circling around me. Then he grabbed my ass with his hands. He came up out of the water and laughed.
"When I was a kid, me and some of my friends from that other ranch off yonder use to come here and play grab-ass. Ya ever done that? One of them little cocksuckers nearly drowned one day. It scared the shit out of us. That's the last fuckin' time we done that."
We soon climbed out and sat in the grass on the bank. The sun felt good on my skin after being in that cold water.
"Shit," he said, "that cold water sure makes the balls shrink up, don't they?" With his hand he pulled up his shriveled up ball sack to show me.
"Yeah, it sure does," I said. I could feel the tightness in my own ball sack.
Grandpa lay back and stretched out his arms over his head. His huge soft cock lay off to the side on his left thigh.
As he looked up at the puffy clouds moving slowly across the sky, he said. "I gotta do this more often. All work and no play, you know. Ain't good for an old fucker."
As I sat beside him, I lay flat also and stared at the sky. I suddenly wanted to hear him tell me about his days as a cowboy.
"Grandpa, tell me about when you worked as a cowboy."
"Aw, shit, boy. That was way back when I was a young fucker. We made cattle drives all the way from here up to Kansas City in them days. We didn't have no fuckin' trucks and rail cars to carry `em like we do today. We had to be tough. Not like these pansy-ass cowboys today."
"How long were some of those drives?"
"Aw, shit, they went on fer weeks. It was pretty boring sometimes, unless something scared the fuckin' shit outta the cattle and they started to stampede. Them mother-fuckers were tough hombres to round up sometimes. But even on a good day, we all ended up at night smellin' like a fuckin' shit-house."
Grandpa raised one of his hairy legs. He reached down and scratched his balls. They were no longer shriveled.
"One thing we could never do is take a bath. The first fuckin' bath we had was when we finally got to Kansas City. Our underwear was as brown as tobacco juice, soaked with all our fuckin' piss and semen in it.
"What did you do at night," I asked. "You had to sleep sometimes, didn't you?"
"Sure. We made sure the fuckin' herd was calm and settled down. Then one of us stayed out there to watch `em while the rest of us tried to git some shut-eye.'
I was curious about something else. "I remember the old Western movies I saw. At night, they always sat around the camp fire and sang songs. I remember hearing Gene Autry sitting around the fire singing "That Tumblin' Tumble Weed."
Grandpa started laughing so hard his cock was bouncing up and down on his thigh. "That shit ain't real, boy. That was all a bunch of fuckin' horseshit. Them cocksuckers in them movies couldn't tell their asshole from a cow's cunt."
"You had a fire at night, didn't you?"
"Sure. Even though I sweat my fuckin' balls off all day, them Texas nights, even in the summer were pretty fuckin' cool."
"But you didn't sing songs, right? What did you do? Just sit there?"
"Shit no, we didn't jist sit there. We usually told stories about all the cunts we'd fucked. Most of `em were made up. Ya know, there weren't no women anywhere around. And ya know, a guy can git pretty fuckin' horny when he don't have nothin' to fuck."
"You just told stories?"
"Well, no. While we told `em, we usually jerked our dicks."
"Jerked your dicks?"
"Sure. You know what that is, don't ya? Yer fifteen. Ya oughta know about that. Ya know how to jack off, don't ya?" Grandpa took hold of his soft cock and stroked it several times as he spoke.
"Yeah," I said. I was getting a little embarrassed again.
"Ya know," he said, "when a critter gits horny, he's gotta empty his fuckin' balls and git rid of a load. It don't matter if yer out on the lonely trail or home in bed. You understand that shit, don't ya?"
"Sure I do." For some reason I could feel my own cock begin to harden. I was afraid to look down at it, and hoped it would stop.
"And boy," he said, patting my thigh, "you probably ain't old enough to know this, but a good fuck beats out a good jack-off anytime."
I looked at Grandpa's hand that was still on my thigh. "I suppose that's true, Grandpa. But as you say, there were no women around."
Grandpa laughed and moved his hand up to my hip. "Well, when there's a bunch of horny fuckers stranded out on the trail, ya gotta find ways of makin' do."
"I guess so," I said.
"Ya ever heard of corn-holing, boy?"
"That means havin' a good fuck with another guy."
Grandpa raised up his legs and held them high with his hands behind his knees. "Lookee here, boy. Ya see that asshole? We all got one of these. It ain't always as good as a good juicy cunt, but sometimes it's a lot better."
"You mean . . . .?
"Yeah. Fucking a good tight asshole is as good as anythin'."
I looked down and saw that my penis was rock hard. And he was looking at it. I could feel the blood rushing to my head.
"At yer age, ya ain't fucked nobody yet, I suppose," he said, "so you don't really know nothin' about fuckin'."
"No, I don't, grandpa. Some of my friends told me they've done it with girls, but I don't believe them. I think they're lying."
Grandpa patted my stomach. "Ya got a good sized cock there, boy. A little hair on yer fuckin' legs and a good bush starting around yer cock. Let me tell ya something, boy. When a young feller is finally able to jerk his fuckin' dick and shoot a load, he's a man. He's become a real fuckin' man, no matter how old he is. Yer now jist as capable of gittin' yer load off with a good fuck as ya are jerkin' yer dick."
Grandpa was now cupping my balls with his hand and, with the other, running his finger up the underside of my hard penis. "Yup, yer good and ripe now, boy, to know the joys of a good fuck.
I felt I had to say something. "But doesn't corn-holing hurt?"
"Shit no. Them cocksuckers out on the trail loved it. Some of `em liked it better than a good juicy cunt."
"Has anyone done that to you when you were out on the trail," I asked.
Grandpa was now tweeking my little nipples, and it was driving me crazy. And my cock was throbbing as though it were about to explode.
"Of course, boy. Your old Grandpa gits as horny as other cocksuckers.
We lay there without saying anything for a long time. He was now running his hand lightly over the hair on my legs, and it tickled. I had my eyes closed, and I knew he could see how much I was enjoying his touch. But at the same time, I was embarrassed that he could see I was enjoying it.
Grandpa's face was very close to my ear. I could feel his breath.
Finally he said, "Ya wanna try it, boy?"
"Try it?" I said as though I didn't know what he was talking about.
"Yeah," he said. "Ya wanna try corn-holin' me? Huh? Ya need to know what it's like. boy. Yer a man now. Ya need to know."
"Well, if you want me to." I could feel my heart beating along the full length of my gorged cock.
"I want ya to. The time has come in yer life when ya gotta know what a good fuck is like."
"Now git up here on yer knees in front of me," he said, "and lower yerself so yer cock gits into my ass crack."
I did as he instructed.
"Now push yer cock up against my fuckin' asshole. That's it. Now push real hard."
He brought his legs together so my head was pressed between his hairy calves. The hair tickled my ears. I didn't have to push very hard before the head of my cock popped in past the rim of his asshole.
"That's good, boy. Now push in and out and fuck the shit outta me."
As I started pistoning in and out, I was amazed how good it felt. Much better than with my own hand.
"Go faster and deeper, boy. Fuck that asshole like you really mean it."
When Grandpa started moaning, I thought I must be doing it right and that I was really giving him pleasure. He reached up and pinched my nipples again. I was now so sexually excited I could hardly stand it.
"I'm going to cum, Grandpa. What should I do?"
"Jist keep fuckin' me boy and shoot yer creamy load into me."
"Okay. Okay. Here it comes!"
I felt the muscle at the base of my penis cramp hard. I felt as though I was about to pass out as my orgasm grabbed hold of my gut. Wave after wave of my orgasm shook my body as I felt my cum surging into Grandpa's rectum. We were both moaning. When I felt the last spasm of my orgasm, I felt as though I had just had the most unearthly experience any man could have.
Grandpa held onto my ass cheeks so I couldn't pull out.
"That was about the best mother-fucking fuck I've ever had," he said. "Did ya like it, boy?"
Still out of breath, I gasped, "I've never felt anything like it."
"Did ya feel my asshole graspin' yer cock? Like an angry snappin' turtle, ain't it. Feels a fuckin' lot better than yer wimpy fuckin' hand.
"Yeah, it did."
"Now ya can pull out, boy."
I pulled my wilting penis out of Grandpa's asshole. I saw some of my cum oozing out of it. Grandpa reached around and took some of it on his fingers and licked them clean."
"Yer cum's good, boy."
"Won't that hurt you to put that in your mouth," I asked.
"Fuck no. It tastes like some fuckin' vanilla pudding. Them cocksuckers on the trail used to eat each other's cum all the time. It's tastes better than lickin' up pussy juice out of a fuckin' cunt."
"Yer a good fucker, boy. Yer a natural. There's a lot more ya gotta learn, boy, before ya can call yerself a real man."
"Really?" I lay back down next to Grandpa. I watched him slowly stroking his own cock and working it up to a humongous hard-on. I knew I would give him a big NO if he said he wanted to stick that enormous cock up my ass. I was expecting him to tell me he wanted to do that. But he didn't. Instead, he just kept stroking.
"I want ya to have the experience of tasting cum."
"I guess I can taste my own sometime," I said.
"That ain't what I mean. Ya gotta taste some other fucker's cum. That's always the best. Here. Git over here and take this fuckin' cock of mine in yer mouth. This'll be an experience ya won't forgit."
"Please, Grandpa," I said, turning my head. "I don't think so."
"I said git over here, boy. Yer gonna like this."
"You said it tastes like vanilla pudding?" I asked.
"Better. See them big balls of mine? They're jist full up with the sweetest nectar you'll ever taste. Now lean yer fuckin' head over here and put yer lips around my cock."
Grandpa's cock was so thick, I didn't know if I could get my lips around it. But I did what I was told and opened my mouth wide. I could see clear semen bubbling out of his pee hole. I closed my eyes and allowed the head of his hard penis to enter my mouth. The head felt so smooth and firm on my tongue.
"Bring yer lips all the way down to the fuckin base," he said.
As I did so, I felt the end of his penis almost touching the back of my throat. I couldn't believe I actually had my Grandpa's hard penis in my mouth. I could feel with my tongue the hard ridges of the veins that encircled that massive piece of meat.
"Now bring yer lips up and down on my prick like ya would if ya were jerking it off with yer hand. Yer doin' good, boy. Ya got a hot fuckin' mouth."
Grandpa started bucking his hips just like he was trying to fuck my mouth. I began to feel almost like a wild man as I sucked harder and harder on his hard cock. It made me feel so hot inside. I was so sexually turned on all of a sudden.
"I'm gonna cum pretty soon." Grandpa's voice sounded growly and wild. "Are ya ready for some hot fuckin' cream down yer throat?"
I nodded that I was ready. Then it happened. I felt his cock start to expand and get harder. My whole mouth was suddenly flooded with warm, thick cum. It tasted like nothing I had ever eaten before. I felt each surge of cum blast against the roof of my mouth. Surge after surge. Adding to the taste of his cum was the sound of Grandpa's voice grunting and moaning with every blast. To feel something that came out of Grandpa's body and was now running down into my stomach excited me like nothing ever had before. I kept that warm, meaty penis in my mouth as it slowly wilted into what felt like a delicate piece of flab on my tongue.
When I pulled off, he reached under my arms and pulled me up so our lips touched. Nothing surprised me now. I was willing and ready to do anything Grandpa asked. He slashed his tongue into my mouth and lapped up the rest of his cum that remained there.
I rolled off of him and sat beside him. I looked down at his magnificent body and ran my hands over the soft hair of his strong legs. I no longer had any inhibitions. That late afternoon, he had given me the most wonderful and exhilarating sexual experience I ever thought possible. I leaned over and ran my tongue over his leg and then up to his immense hairy balls, the balls that I had just emptied into my mouth and stomach. I took each ball and gently rolled it around in my mouth.
Grandpa propped up on his elbows. "Yer now a real man, my boy. You now know all the fuckin' pleasures every man needs to know. Yer a hot little fucker, I'll say that. Jist like yer dad."
I let his left ball drop out my mouth. "Just like my dad? What do you mean?"
"It's a duty of every father to make his son aware of the fuckin' pleasures of manhood."
I looked at Grandpa with wonder. "You mean you showed my dad about all this?"
"Why sure. He was a fast learner jist like you was. Fer some reason, I got the fuckin' impression that yer dad wasn't gonna pass all this good stuff down to you. So I jist took it upon myself to do it fer him."
I sat there stunned. "You mean my dad fucked you, too? And he sucked your cock and ate your cum?"
"You got it, boy. And he's fuckin' good at it, too."
"But how about Mom?" I asked.
"Aw, shit, boy. He still fucks her like he always did. Like I still fuck yer Grandma. But what you and yer dad learned to do from me is somethin' really special. Ya do this whenever ya really want the very hotest sex. Ya'll never find anythin' better than fuckin' a guy's tight asshole, or gitten' fucked or sucking a good hard dick and eatin' all that sweet cum.
Ya have to agree it'll be hard to beat."
"Did you do this with my dad when he was my age?"
"Why sure. That's the best fuckin' time to git to know how to do this shit. Ya'll crave it fer the rest of yer life. I'm sorry yer dad didn't take it upon himself to teach ya. But maybe now that you know, the two of you can enjoy it, like me and him still do."
"You mean you and dad still do this together?"
"Of course we do. Once ya done it, there ain't no fuckin' way yer gonna give it up."
As we rode back to the main house, on one hand, I was really glad I had this really erotic experience with Grandpa, but on the other, it was hard for me to believe that my dad had done the same thing with Grandpa . . . and was still doing it. It excited me in a way to know that, but I didn't know what was going to happen when I got back home. I felt very nervous.
Over the next three weeks, Grandpa often came into my room late at night after Grandma was asleep, and we sucked and fucked as we had that afternoon when I first came to the ranch. I asked him if my dad knew that he was going to teach me these things.
"I don't know, but I told him more than once I thought it was time ya needed breakin' in. So I was sure he knowed what I was gonna do when ya come down here fer a visit."
"Then he must know," I said.
"I'm sure as fuck he does."
"I heard him talking to you on the phone. I thought he asked you not to do anything bad."
"No he didn't. He jist told me to put a fuckin' halt to my dirty language. He's always tellin' me that. But I can't help it. That's the way I talk. Can't express myself other ways."
"Wow. What am I gonna do."
"What d'ya mean what d'ya gonna do? Jist tell him ya spent a lot of time with yer old grandpa and he taught ya a lotta fucking things. He'll know what you mean. Let him take it from there. I gotta tell ya, boy, yer dad's a hot fucker. He knows how to make a fucker happy.
At the end of my visit, my dad came down to pick me up. On the drive home, he asked me how I enjoyed my visit. I thought about what Grandpa told me to say.
"Well, dad, I spent a lot of time with Grandpa and he taught me a lot of . . . things."
"He did, huh?"
"And he told me he taught them to you, too, when you were my age."
"I see. Well, maybe we can talk about those things, Brian, when we get home."
"Sure, Dad."
We didn't speak for the rest of the drive home. It was evening when we arrived home. I found the house all redecorated and my room was painted a different color and had all new furniture. When I went to bed that night, I lay there thinking about everything. So much to think about. The yard lights outside cast a soft glow in the room. I was hard, like I was every night, and knew I couldn't go to sleep before I jacked off. I removed my skivvies and started stroking as I thought about what I had done with Grandpa.
I noticed my door opening very slowly and then saw Dad standing there, also in his skivvies. I hurried to cover up my hard-on with my hands.
"It's all right, Brian. Your mom's asleep, and I thought I'd come in to say goodnight."
Dad walked close to my bed and looked down at me. "You don't have to cover up, Brian. It's all right."
I took my hands away, letting my boner stand straight up.
"Do you mind if I lie down with you for a little while? It's been a busy day, and I haven't had much rest."
"Sure, Dad." I scooted over to make room for him. His undershorts were tented and I knew his penis was hard.
I could feel his leg pressing against mine.
Dad stared at the ceiling. "As I said in the car, I guess we have some things to talk about."
"Yeah," I said as I dared to press my leg harder against his.
"Did anything you did with your Grandpa upset you, Brian?"
"No. Not at all. We had a good time. Can I ask you, Dad, if you're upset that . . . you know . . . we had a good time?"
Dad turned his head to face me. Our faces were only inches apart. "Of course not, Brian. I'm glad that you . . . well, that you . . . ."
I could feel my heart beating in my chest. I said, "Dad, why don't you take off your skivvies? You look uncomfortable." I couldn't believe I said that, but I wanted to see him naked so badly.
"Okay." Dad raised his hips and slipped out of his shorts. His hard-on seemed considerably longer than mine. He looked at mine, and he knew I was looking at his.
Dad put his hand on my thigh. "Did you enjoy what you did with Grandpa?"
I put my hand on his thigh, very close to his cock. "I enjoyed every minute of it, Dad. And he told me you enjoyed it, too . . . when you were my age . . . fifteen."
"He did?"
"And he told me you should have done the same with me. You know, now that I'm fifteen." I moved my fingers up through his heavy bush of pubic hair. It felt so soft.
Dad moved his hand down over my balls and smiled. "He did, did he? Well, I suppose it's still not too late."
Dad rolled over hard against my body with his hard cock pressed against my thigh. He took hold of my head with both hands and kissed me on the lips, forcing his tongue with little difficulty between them and into my mouth. I reached around and ran my hands over Dad's firm round ass cheeks and then ran my finger into his crack and pressed on his asshole that felt very hot and moist.
Dad raised his face a little from mine and asked, "What was one of the things you liked best?"
"I really loved sucking on his hard cock and eating his cum. That was really great."
Dad rolled over on his back with his cock standing straight up and spread his legs wide. He said, "I've got a load waiting right here for you if you want it."
I got up and scampered down between his legs. Before I took his cock in my mouth, I looked up at dad, and we smiled at each other knowingly. Thanks to Grandpa, here we were, two men who loved each other, about to embark on the great journey into the unspeakable pleasures that all real men should enjoy.
To be continued...
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Out today, BLACKsummers'night is the first full-length Maxwell release since Now, his critically-acclaimed third studio album that debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 in August 2001.
The sensuous opening installment of the artist's monumental BLACKSUMMERS'NIGHT trilogy will be followed by blackSUMMERS'night and blacksummers'NIGHT, which are slated for release in 2010 and 2011, respectively.
Composed of nine indelible songs, BLACKsummers'night finds Maxwell exploring life with a bold and purposeful sensuality unmistakably his own. Opening with a delicate hint of wistful chimes, the first single, "Pretty Wings," is nostalgic ("your face will be the reason I smile"), and yet undeniably passionate. Another of the album's more persuasive songs is "Stop the World." A rhythmic rush of desire, Maxwell describes "Stop the World" as "having corporal relations. That's what I call having sex…and that's stopping the world." Equally personal is "Fistful of Tears." Shifting from those oh so recognizable falsettos and baritones, Maxwell rides the melody like a man both possessed by and resigned to his feelings. Then there's the jazz thumping "Cold." Peppered by a funked up horn section and wrapped in a moist honey soaked groove, this head bopping track finds Maxwell asking the eternal lovers question, "why do you like me like you do?" It's very sexy stuff.
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Men's soccer player Joe Sofia leads the list with a 3.96 cumulative GPA
High School -- Five-time basketball and volleyball letterwinner at Punahou School in Hawai'i ... Played four years of basketball (shooting guard), earning two varsity letters for Coach Darien Matsuda and was a three-year letterman for Coach Rick Tune in volleyball ... Led Punahou to three State championships, two in volleyball (2010 and '12) and one in basketball (2012) ... 2011 and '12 all-state volleyball selection ... Earned all-tournament team honors at the 2012 state championship tournament ... 2012 Best of the West All-Tournament Team.
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While most hobbyists are very diligent about conventional water temperature and water chemistry acclimation, coral light acclimation remains somewhat unfamiliar. After carefully researching the light requirements of a particular coral, many reef hobbyists are anxious to immediately place new corals in the brightest location, closest to the light source. This may seem appropriate, but in many situations, it can cause more harm than good.
Keep in mind that lighting conditions vary from aquarium to aquarium. No two
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Slowly inch the coral to its preferred location over the next month or so. Generally, brighter colored corals should be nearer to the lights. Bright colors signify tissue pigment development that helps protect coral from the UV-light present in shallower depths. Though proper light acclimation is a slow process, it can be the difference between a home reef that simply sustains and one that thrives for years to come.
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