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The Borger Bulldogs made their way to Lubbock for their bi-district playoff game against the Andrews Mustangs on Saturday afternoon. The Mustangs used a 22 point second half to surge past Borger, 49-28. The Dogs finish 2-9 on the season.Borger won the toss and deferred to the second half. It is quickly 3rd and 9 for the Mustangs after tackles from Weber and Easley. The ball comes lose on 3rd down and Gowdy jumps on it for Borger on the Andrews 33 yard line.It didn't take long for Borger to strike first, as Butler breaks free for 28 yards and then scored from the 1. The Aguilar kick was good and the Dogs enjoyed a 7-0 lead early.Andrews takes over on their own 32. Suttle, Jeter, Jensen, Salinas, and Henry led a host of Dogs in big tackles on the series. The Mustangs drove it to the Borger 36, but turned it over on downs.Borger goes three and out on their next series, with Freeman and Butler picking up just 6 yards, and Newcomb is forced to punt.Andrews received on their own 30. On 3rd and 4, Andrews fumbled, but the ball goes out of bounds. The Mustangs got it past midfield, but are then backed up to their own 47 on a penalty. Andrews has a big play down the field to the Borger 16, and then ahead to the 1. The rushing TD tied the game at 7 with 2:38 left in the first.Borger took over on their own 35 after the Hunter return. Butler can't break free, and a pass to Salinas fell incomplete. The Dogs again go three and out, and Newcomb had a nice punt to the Andrews 25.Andrews got the ball back with about a minute to go in the quarter. On 2nd and 9, Jeter tipped the Hammack pass and almost intercepted it. On 3rd and 9, Hammack completes to Ridge for a 60 yard score that took 45 seconds off the clock. Andrews goes up 14-7 with 17 seconds left in the first.The second quarter began with Borger on their own 31. Freeman and Guinn picked up short yardage before Butler broke loose for a long run. The play would be called back because of a penalty, but more importantly, Butler was down. He left the game with a left leg injury and would not return.The Dogs cannot convert and punt it away.Andrews received on their own 31, and scored on the first play of the series. A 69 yard pass from Hammack to Quevas found the end zone and they go up 21-7 on Borger with 10:00 left in the half.Freeman received for Borger and took it all the way out to the 47 on a nice run. The Dogs rely heavily on their rushing, but took to the air for this series. After an incomplete and two false start penalties, Borger was backed up to their own 37 and it was 2nd and 20. Guinn completed a pass to Henry for 19 yards, and then kept it to earn the 1st down. Freeman picks up 18 tough yards to the Andrews 24. Guinn found Hunter for a big completion, but he is stopped short of the goal line. Guinn punched it in himself for the score on the next play. The score now reads 21-14 Andrews with 8:10 still remaining in the half.Andrews started on their own 18 after a nice stop on the return by Mesneak. Easley, Gowdy, and Suttle are all in on tackles for Borger, but the Mustangs could not be stopped. Hammack scores for the Mustangs to go up 27-14 with 6:02 left in the half. The Bulldogs went three and out on the next series, with passes to Hunter and Henry falling incomplete. Andrews started on their own 47, but they don't keep the ball for long. Hammack's pass is intercepted by Jensen on the Borger 36, his fourth on the year.Freeman fumbled after an 8 yard gain, but Myers got on top of it for the Dogs. Gardner picks up 10 yards for Borger, along with 7 from Guinn to take it to the Andrews 39. Salinas makes a nice move down field to break free from his defender, and Guinn found him for the 39 yard touchdown pass. The deficit is cut to 6 with 2:16 left in the half.Galloway and Gowdy have nice stops for the Dogs. On the Andrews 45, Suttle hit the Mustang offender hard and forced a fumble. Andrews jumped on it, but not before they lost 9 yards. On 3rd and 19 from the 36, Salinas covered his defender and intercepted the pass on the Borger 34. He returns it all the way to the Mustang 7 yard line. Freeman got it to the 3 before Guinn punches in another score. The kick is good and Borger goes into the half with a 28-27 lead.Guinn was 4-9 at the half with 86 yards and a passing touchdown to Salinas. He also had 20 yards rushing and two touchdowns on the ground.The second half began with Borger on offense. Hunter brings it out to the Borger 36, where Guinn breaks free for 15 yards and past midfield. Guinn completes to Henry for 10 and Myers for 12 before the Dogs fumble on the snap on the Andrews 26.Brooks, Jensen, Henry, and Salinas all make great defensive plays, but Andrews is able to drive to the 29. Jeter has a monstrous sack for a loss of 13 yards. Suttle and Galloway stop Andrews on the next two downs, and they are forced to punt. The punt falls just inside the 1 yard line.It looks as if Borger will go three and out, but Guinn is intercepted on 3rd and 7. Andrews takes it in for the score, the two point conversion is good, and Andrews leads 35-38 with 3:57 left in the third.Borger had a nice drive going on their next series. Guinn has two big gains, and Freeman and Gardner pick up enough yardage for a first. It became 4th and 4 from the 19, but Guinn is stuffed for no gain, and the Dogs turn over on downs.Suttle, Gowdy, Henry, Jensen, and Mesneak lead the defense on the next series, but Andrews is able to score on a 17 yard Hammack pass to Luna. The kick is no good and the Mustangs lead is now 41-28.Borger takes over on their own 26. Freeman has a 13 yard gain on 2nd and 6, but is then stuffed for no gain. Guinn's pass is intercepted on the Andrews 46 and ran back 48 yards to the Borger 10.Gowdy knocks down the pass on first down, and Andrews is called for holding and then a false start to make it 2nd and 25. Then, Borger is called for back-to-back offsides penalties to bring up a 3rd and 17. On 4th and long, the Mustang receiver is wide open for the touchdown pass. The two point conversion is good and Andrews finds themselves up 49-28.Borger cannot get anything going and turn it over on downs. Brooks, Salinas, Weber, and Gowdy lead the Dog defense on the next series to force a turnover on downs from Andrews with 22 seconds left.Freeman picks up 23 yards on Borger's last series to end the game. Final was 49-28. The Bulldogs did not score in the 2nd half of play.Borger picked up 15 first downs in the contest compared to Andrews' 25. Borger finished with 307 total yards, with 199 of those on the ground. Andrews finished with 515 total yards, 371 of those were through the air. Borger punted 4 times compared to just 1 from the Mustangs. Freeman led all Borger rushers with 89 yards on 19 carries. Guinn carried for 67 yards on 15 carries and scored two touchdowns. Guinn was 7 for 17 with 108 yards passing and one touchdown through the air. Henry had 3 receptions for 29 yards, and Salinas had 1 reception for 39 yards and one touchdown. Suttle led the Borger defense with 9 tackles and Henry and Gowdy finished with 8 a piece. The O-line for the Dogs was spectacular, allowing no sacks on their young quarterback.Borger finishes out a year in which their only wins were two big wins in district to get them into the playoffs.Coach James Day told reporters after the game, "It was nice to finish in the playoffs, but like I told the kids, I don't want to have to hope that things have to work right for us to get in. I want to earn our way in. Today's loss wasn't because of a lack of effort from these guys. We had mental lapses here and there that cost us."The young Bulldogs return plenty of talent next year, as Guinn, Freeman, Butler, Gowdy, Henry, and many other experienced guys will be back. They have made the playoffs four consecutive years, and the future looks bright to keep that streak going.


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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Past Sun Devil baseball greats will converge on the Arizona Biltmore Adobe Golf Course on Friday, Nov. 3 for the annual Arizona State Baseball Alumni Golf Tournament.
Former ASU standouts such as Don Wakamatsu (1982-85), Ken Phelps (1975-76), 1999 All-American Andrew Beinbrink (1996-99), 1999 Pac-10 Player of the Year and current Seattle Mariner prospect Willie Bloomquist (1997-99) and former ASU head coach Bobby Winkles (1959-71) are just a few of the names comprising the 144-player field.
'This is a great way for our alums to come together, enjoy each other's company and reminisce,' says ASU head coach Pat Murphy. 'Each of these players helped create one of the greatest and richest traditions in college baseball. Our rich history starts with them.'
Tournament play gets underway with a 12:30 .m. shotgun start. The event is open to all interested golfers. For more information or for details regarding registration, please call McKenna Calkins in the ASU baseball office at (480) 965-3677.
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An introduction to the materials and methods available to the prospective teacher of piano. This course will also provide examination and understanding of the various pedagogic and technical issues, in their proper historical context, that emerge in the teaching of the standard literature. Various traditions of piano technique will be examined in addition to discussion of "graded" approaches to the development of musical thought.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (Nasdaq: TXN), leading the industry with the most complete wireless connectivity portfolio for embedded applications, today announced the full availability of a new ZigBee® BoosterPack based on TI's CC2530 ZigBee system-on-chip (SoC) that enables developers to jumpstart their designs. The BoosterPack comes with the hardware and software needed for ZigBee development to quickly bring-up the ZigBee modem, create a network and send and receive packets. Developed, offered and supported by Anaren, Inc., the ZigBee BoosterPack (A2530E24A-LPZ) works with the MSP430™ and Stellaris® LaunchPad evaluation kits providing developers with more microcontroller (MCU) choices when adding ZigBee wireless connectivity to home gateway, smart meter, and lighting control applications. For more information see www.ti.com/cc2530booster-pr.
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The CC2530-based ZigBee BoosterPack will be demonstrated by Anaren at CES 2013 in the ZigBee Alliance Member Pavilion (booth #20612). TI's solutions for ZigBee Smart Energy™, ZigBee Home Automation™ and ZigBee Light Link™ standards will be showcased in the TI Village, North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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The UC Hastings Moot Court Team celebrated its winning 2013-14 intercollegiate competition season on April 16, 2014 at the annual Moot Court Awards Ceremony, held at the Regency Center in San Francisco. With the teams winning numerous writing and argument awards both nationally and internationally this year, UC Hastings continues its tradition of excellence in intercollegiate advocacy competition and is currently ranked as the #3 Moot Court program in the country.
The Awards Ceremony also commemorated the year's local achievements at UC Hastings by recognizing the winners of 1L Moot Court Class Awards. Additionally, The Honorable James Lambden '75, retired Justice of the California Court of Appeal, was on hand to announce the winners of the Snodgrass Competition, the internal UC Hastings Moot Court competition. Justice Lambden commented on the school spirit that prevailed at the event and encouraged students to remain committed to the UC Hastings community: "This sort of collegiality will mean so much for your career, so stay involved."
"We are so happy to recognize and celebrate our team's outstanding achievements this year," said Cassandra Shryock '14, one of the outgoing Student Moot Court Board Chairs.
"And we're looking forward to coming back to help out as Alumni," added Co-Chair David Chang '14. "We have loved being a part of the Moot Court program and we want to make sure that next year's team continues the UC Hastings Moot Court tradition of success!"
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Quite a while ago, Google released an app called One Today. it was an app that had a new charitable cause every day and allowed you to donate a dollar or more to those causes. The app describes the charity of the day and tells you where your money will be going. Out of all the money donated, Google takes a 1.9% fee. However, the app could only be accessed by those who requested an invite. That changes today.
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Response to injuries a key.
To say the Gothenburg football team battled through adversity this season is an understatement.Going into the year head coach Craig Haake said his defensive secondary was the team's deepest position, the offense would be led by a senior quarterback and the Swedes would play smash-mouth football.
Only one of those predictions remained true by the end of the season.
The Swedes caught the injury bug during the Cozad game Oct. 3, but the way his team responded may have been the most positive thing the Swedes did all season, Haake said.
He attributes part of the team's toughness to senior leader Skyler Kottwitz who said, "We might get knocked down but we will keep getting up."
The Swedes had no choice.
Before its Oct. 10 match-up with Chase County, coach Haake had to replace three starters in the secondary and needed a freshman quarterback to play every snap.
Kids were asked by the coaches and told by the players to step up—they did, Haake said.
Gothenburg at the time was 3-2 coming off a 19-0 loss to Cozad but the guys stood up, brushed themselves off and battled to an 8-3 season that ended in the quarterfinals of the state playoffs.
Haake felt the season went well, although he wished he was preparing for the state title game during the wintry weather last Thursday, he said.
"We played the type of football that fit our team makeup," Haake said. "We didn't have many fast scores but we wore teams down and kept on the attack."
The smash-mouth attack started up front with a line that improved each game, Haake said.
Haake moved Blake Ristine from quarterback to running back against Minden Sept. 27 and he had a breakout game.
An injury to reserve quarterback Jacob Clark left no option but for freshman Dawson Graham to step in and run the show, which he did.
Defensively, Haake was confident with the original starters and those that filled in because of the solid four on the defensive line.
"Everybody on our line caused the other teams problems," Haake said. "The interior lineman forced double teams so our tackles and linebackers could make plays."
Behind the line, Swede linebackers had the ability to run, cover and were all solid tacklers, he said.
It's safe to say the Gothenburg team that started the season with a 20-7 loss to Ogallala was a different team at the end of the year.
They bonded together through the season, Haake said.
"Guys accepted roles they weren't accustomed to and it made us better," Haake said.
At the end of the season the Gothenburg squad could argue it was among the top in Class C-1.
It held the undefeated Cozad Haymakers to 19 points in their first meeting this season and played them tough again in the third round of state playoffs.
"The best team in our class is 10 miles down the road," Haake said. "We may get ranked low in the paper, but I think we are the second best team."
Junior Zach Wolf was the workhorse for the Swedes carrying the ball 180 times for 976 yards and nine touchdowns.
Senior Blake Ristine provided sparks on offense averaging 6.8 yards per rush and had 640 yards on the ground with seven touchdowns.
Through the air Ristine, Graham and Jacob Clark combined for 317 yards and six touchdowns.
Wolf had the most yards receiving with 77 while Trenton Long led the team with two TD receptions.
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A public memorial service will be held Sunday in remembrance of 16-year-old Samantha Parreira, who was killed in a shooting along with two other teens March 30.
The memorial will take place at 5 p.m. near the rose garden at Applegate Park, located near M and 27th streets in Merced.
Sunday will mark one year since Parreira was killed in what authorities consider a gang-related shooting while she attended a party in the 9200 block of Westside Boulevard in the Atwater area.
Sheriff's detectives said the shooting happened after a group of people approached a rival gang at a party. Multiple shots rang out after a confrontation and Samantha was struck in the upper right chest.
Matthew Fisher, 19, and Bernabed Hernandez-Canela, 18 were also killed in the shooting. The victims' killer has not been caught.
Desiree Parreira, Samantha's mother, hopes the memorial will keep her daughter's memory alive and remind people that "acts of violence against innocent lives happen every day."
"The kids are killing each other, and we have to start educating these young people. We have to show them that there are other avenues of release in the community besides gangs," Desiree Parreira said.
Desiree and her family have started raising community awareness about violence against teens. A family friend's band has held concerts at local eateries and venues such as J&R Tacos and The Partisan in honor of Samantha and other teens who have lost their lives to violence.
Carol Romero, Samantha's aunt, has been key in organizing those events.
"This has been one of the most tragic things that's happened in Merced," she said. "A lot of teens have lost their lives because of gang violence, not just Samantha. We haven't had any success in finding who is responsible for this, so we still don't have any closure. This memorial is just a way for us to to put the word out that something has to be done."
The memorial will include friends and family reading poems, and a pastor from The Clay Church in Merced will read Scripture from the Book of Corinthians. A candlelight vigil is scheduled for sunset. People are asked to bring flowers, which will be brought to Turlock Memorial Park, where Samantha is buried next to her father.
Family and friends will gather earlier in the day to hold signs with antiviolence and antigang messages.
Romero hopes the memorial in honor of her niece will become an annual event.
According to Deputy Delray Shelton, sheriff's department spokesman, deputies are not releasing additional details about the case, which remains open and is being investigated. He encourages anyone with information to contact sheriff's detectives at (209) 385-7472. Tips are kept confidential and callers can remain anonymous.


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It's Build-a-Zine Week at the Fond du Lac Public Library's Idea Studio December 12-16. Zines are usually small, handmade magazines that focus on a certain topic.
The Idea Studio's community zine will explore the theme of making. Stop in any time to create a page: tell a story, write a poem, illustrate an idea – anything goes, as long as it fits in the margins of the preprinted outlines. When the project is done, all the pages will be combined into one zine and displayed in the studio. Materials will be provided. Free. No registration.
Just in time for holiday celebrations, Chapter 52 Bookstore is now selling Vande Walle's chocolates – sea-salt caramels, caramel pops and snowman-box assorted chocolates.
Displaying abstract expressionist influences, Ripon College student Tara Schultz will exhibit her art in Indication from December 7 to January 3 in the Langdon Divers Gallery at the Fond du Lac Public Library.
The public is invited to an artist's reception 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, December 15, in the gallery. Refreshments will be served; no registration required.
The Fond du Lac Public Library will be transformed into a holiday wonderland, with rooms of fun and creative activities for families and a visit from a Christmas VIP, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday, December 7. The event is free; no registration required.
Back by popular demand: the Fond du Lac Public Library will repeat the Fancy Holiday Cookies class at 6 p.m. Thursday, December 8.
The Fond du Lac Public Library has set up Giving Trees at the downtown library and at FDLPL Express branch to collect donations of new hats, scarves, mittens, gloves and socks. Donated items will be accepted through Dec 23 and given to the Fond du Lac Salvation Army for distribution to local children.
Once you've put together all 1,000 pieces of that sweeping view of the Matterhorn, the prospect of doing it all over again doesn't excite. But the family is bored. What to do?
Crafters will color Shrinky Dinks designs, bake them in the Idea Studio oven and leave with brightly colored Christmas ornaments at the 1 p.m. Saturday, December 10, Crafternoon program at the Fond du Lac Public Library. The program is free; all supplies provided.
Teens in grades 6 through 12 can come to the Fond du Lac Public Library's DIY Holiday Party at 1 p.m. Sunday, December 4, and cross off at least one gift on their shopping list. Teens will make a wall-accent clothespin wreath, good for displaying photos, holding cocoa packets or teabags. Hot cocoa and snacks will be served, and some teens will score door prizes.


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Monday September 08, 2003
Dave Lagarde
SEATTLE -- Promises, promises.
Remember, the Saints made them following the preseason.
Things would be much different once the real whistle blew and the games counted. That stinking 1-3 sleepwalking mess was nothing but an aberration, an illusion and a mirage. Forget about it.
Isn't that what Joe Horn said after the Saints looked atrocious in losing to Miami in their final exhibition exercise?
"This is not even close to what we're going to be like," Horn said following a listless loss to Miami 10 days ago. "If you want to judge us, judge us after we play against Seattle Sept. 7."
That was the Airline Drive party line anyway, until the Seattle soirée started on Judgment Day.
That's when the Saints did their level best to recreate all the horrors of meaningless August games, plus those of the meaningful lost games of December last as well. That's when the Saints stumbled around Seahawks Stadium like they were clueless in Seattle.
So maybe everyone who died a little inside while watching Sunday's god-awful performance ought to wait until Sept. 14 to pass judgment on the 2003 Saints. Because what they're saying about this team today sure isn't very pretty after a resounding 27-10 defeat.
Or very nice.
Or suitable for print in a family newspaper.
Let's put it this way: the Saints bleeping stunk. Feel free to fill in the expletive adverb.
And they stunk across the board. They lost on offense, spitting up four costly turnovers. They lost on defense, allowing an alarming 151 rushing yards -- a deficiency on which the franchise desperately tried to improve during the offseason -- to a Seattle team that thinks pass first. They didn't do squat on special teams to change the game's outcome.
Not only did the Saints look the same as they did in losing the last three games of the 2002 season, when one win would have put them in the playoffs, they sounded the same too, tossing out the predictable -- and tired -- clichés.
"If we fix the little things we'll be all right," safety Tebucky Jones said.
Wide receiver Donté Stallworth, who dropped almost as many passes (five according to his count) as he caught (eight for 101), chipped in with the "we-need-to-watch-the-film-and-come-back-next-week" quote.
Coach Jim Haslett called the game "a heck of a learning experience."
So when do the Saints get on right side of the learning curve? Next week against Houston? Next month? Next season?
Those searching for small victories Sunday could find them in all the wrong places. The Saints outdid the Seahawks in missing tackles. They committed more penalties, too (11 to three). They also had more turnovers (four to none).
Oh yeah, and they had a decent first quarter and a 3-0 lead. Whoop-de-do!
Problem was, as soon as the Seahawks got a sniff of the end zone, this season opener was over and done -- three second-quarter possessions, three touchdowns. The Saints blinked, and it was 21-3.
Seattle didn't do anything extra special, other than play a clean, turnover-free game and aggressively carry the fight to New Orleans. But that was all that was necessary.
"We stunk," Horn said.
Yes they did, although stunk isn't nearly strong enough. Feel free to fill in the expletive adverb.
And feel free to say that, one game into the new season, there is nothing new and improved about the 2003 Saints.
"That is a big disappointment," Horn said. "But the season's not over. We're 0-1.
"I don't expect it to linger. We can do a lot better."
They better.
"I don't think that was us out there today," Stallworth said.
Well, then exactly who were those guys? New Orleans waits impatiently for the "real" Saints to show themselves.
Until then the city prays that Sunday's effort was nothing more than an aberration, an illusion and a mirage, and there will be no lingering effects from a truly odoriferous performance.
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Dave Lagarde can be reached at email@example.com or (504) 826-3811.
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Roman Duzda is a great looking guy and after his solo shoot we asked him if he would come back for a massage. Happily for us he agreed. He starts off by stripping down for us and standing while we admire his body, both front and back, before climbing onto the massage table. The masseur arrives and gets to work, firstly on Romans back, oiling it and then gently massaging. He works on the back for a while then, skipping over his coverer ass, he moves to massage his legs too. Having coated those hairy legs in oil the masseur then removes the towel from Roman's ass and starts to work on it. It is a beautiful bubble butt and his hand massage the cheeks. Then his hand goes between Roman's legs and pull his cock back, we see that it is already hard. He continues to play with the cock as his other hand rubs and feels that hot ass. Then taking some more oil the hands explore that ass crack pulling it open and dipping a finger into Roman's hole. That went in nicely so two fingers go in as well. Roman move up on his knees so his cock can be pushed back, and we see it nice and hard as the masseur plays with it. As he plays with the cock the masseur lubes his fingers and two slide into Roman's ass again, followed by an orange vibrator. It fucks into that hole nice and deep till the hole is nice and loosened up. Time for a larger vibrator, this time a rather thick black one, which is pushed into Roman's ass stretching his hole real good. His cock stays rock hard as that dildo is in his ass. The masseur turns it on so that it vibrates in that open hole. Roman takes it really well and stays hard throughout. Then he lays on the table on his back so the masseur can work on his front, and take that cock in his hand for a very nice wank. He wanks gently at first and then builds up speed so that he is wanking hard and fast till Roman shoots a nice creamy load for us. The masseur then scoops up the cum and wipes it over Roman's face as a very nice ending to an excellent scene.
Martin Necas is aged 21 and lives in Valasske Mezirici. He is a student who enjoys sports, swimming and jogging. Martin is sitting on a bench, with his eye glasses on and shirt open. He looks into the camera and starts to rub his smooth chest, and drops his hand to his shorts and rubs his crotch too. he quickly removes his shirt, showing a very nice body as he stands and continues to rub himself all over. Martin then opens his shorts and we see that he has a nice full bush. He dips his hand in the shorts to rub his cock, teasing us. When Martin lets his shorts drop we see that his cock is hard and standing proud from that bush. He wanks on it and then turns around to show us his ass. His ass looks great, framed by his tan line, and he pushes it back towards us. Then he puts a foot up on the seat so we get a better look at his ass, pushing his cock down so that we see it too. With the cock pushed right back, and rock hard, Martin spreads his ass cheeks so we see his hot hole. That ass looks wonderful and Martin goes down on his chest, looking back at us as he continues to spread those cheeks. Then, turning over, Martin shows us his cock again and continues playing with his ass. That hole looks so inviting and his cock is rock hard. He is ready now and stands up to wank his cock and blow a wonderful big load, which splats on the floor and we hear the sound of it hitting. Fully spent Martin ends his video with a very nice shower. What a great looking guy he is and how good was his video?
Fanda Modry is a great looking guy and I was very keen to get him into a duo so we set up this scene for him, with the ever reliable Ivan Cakovsky. The scene starts with the guys on the sofa, kissing and feeling each other. Then they feed each other some grapes and Ivan gets to work kissing and tweaking Fanda's nipple as they carry on with the kissing. Ivan opens Fanda's jeans and takes hold of his cock. Fanda then starts to open Ivan's jeans as well, but he is hard so Ivan goes down and, taking that dick in his mouth, starts to suck. Ivan needs to get more of that hard cock, so he removes Fanda's jeans and goes back down on it. After working that cock very well Ivan is rock hard, so he strips his jeans off and Fanda gets the opportunity to taste cock too. He goes down on it and starts to suck, before Ivan stands to give Fanda the chance to really take it deep in his mouth. Both cocks are rock hard as Fanda sucks and licks Ivan's. Ivan is soon ready for more cock himself and the guys move to 69, with Ivan on top. Both guys go at it, their cocks up and ready for action as the mouths envelope them. Fanda then puts his legs in the air and his ass is presented to Ivan for some rimming. Ivan is a master rimmer and his tongue gets to work, with Fanda able to rim his at the same time. Fanda's ass is ready for more and they change position, with him bending over and Ivan's dick deep in his ass. Ivan fucks that ass, hard and fast, as Fanda wanks himself. Next the guys change positions with Fanda sitting right down on Ivan's throbbing cock. He rides that cock, with his own big dick flapping around as it does so. Then Ivan starts to fuck that ass, his dick slamming in and out of Fanda's eager hole. Ivan is a wonderful top and a change to spoon position show just how good he is, with his dick really pounding into Fanda's ass, working it so well. He is fucking so well that his cock is quickly ready to cum. He pulls out and moves to Fanda's head and drops his load into Fanda's open, eager mouth. Fanda then sucks the cock into his mouth to drain it completely. It is then Fanda's turn to cum and he wanks himself to completion with Ivan then taking a final suck on that spent cock.
Petr Zykov is from Prague and is aged 26. He is currently unemployed and enjoys sports, football and fitness. Petr is a goodlooking, firm-jawed guy, with and excellent body. He looks splendid as he strips off, revealing his great body and a nice, large, flaccid cock. He poses very well indeed as he shows himself off, with some great shots of a nice open ass, as he spreads his cheeks and then some wonderful shots of that big cock nice and hard. I will look foward to seeing his erotic video.
Roman Demuth, Mattias Solich and Zdenek Zimola recently starred in an excellent scene, filmed on location. The scene was very good indeed and was well received when we posted it. Here we have a very nice backstage video of the making of that scene, which shows the guys, and the crew all working together to bring us that scene too us.


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Columnista invitado: Jesús Zavala
Dentro del sector cultural el libro siempre se ha visto sujeto a los cambios tecnológicos, desde la aparición de la imprenta para su masificación así como los adelantos técnicos. Ahora que es posible comprar un libro haciendo un clic sobre un botón, llegamos a perder las perspectivas de la producción y difusión de un libro.
En el contexto latinoamericano encontramos ciertos aspectos comunes en cuanto a la producción y difusión de libros hechos por autores y editores jóvenes. Ante la falta de espacios en el mercado y la necesidad de saltar a la palestra, en algunos casos se comienza con revistas o colectivos donde se publican textos propios así como colaboraciones externas. En otros casos se nace como una editorial, un negocio con pretensiones comerciales, de posicionamiento y de difusión cultural. En este último caso estas editoriales se convierten en actores culturales con una dinámica diferente a la de las grandes casas editoras.
En el caso de Perú, lo mencionado líneas arriba es una realidad constante dentro del sector. Tanto la aparición de revistas como de noveles editoriales en los últimos años ha propiciado que el sector del libro y la promoción cultural cobre una nueva dinámica. Y si a esto sumamos el hito del premio Nobel de Mario Vargas Llosa, el año del centenario de José María Arguedas y demás celebraciones hasta hoy, la perspectiva a futuro es prometedora. Pero no hay que olvidar ciertos aspectos de gran importancia en el ámbito social y cultural.
La presencia del analfabetismo funcional es un grave problema. El que solo 2 de cada 10 niños entienda lo que lea es preocupante (según inform PISA). Además de la situación del multilingüismo dentro del país, donde la imposición del castellano produce en los niños conflictos que más adelante en su desarrollo serán patentes. La lucha contra la piratería por diversos medios y que muchas veces no se logren cosas concretas. La falta de crear y mantener un mercado activo para las publicaciones, desembocando en que los mismos productores sean los que consumen su propio producto.
Estos aspectos que pueden ser contradictorios pero que sólo nos muestran las múltiples aristas de la situación. Una situación que solo puede cambiar mediante el diálogo entre los diversos actores del sector, tanto públicos y privados. Sino corremos el riesgo de seguir haciendo clic sin saber de dónde vienen los libros.
*Jesús Zavala, literato de la Universidad de San Marcos (Lima) y estudiante del diplomado en Gestión Cultural del Museo de Arte Lima (MALI).
The Cuban economic crisis in the 1990s led to a massive wave of migration mainly to the U.S. and Europe, which included many artists from the Cuban Alternative Music Scene[1]. Living and working abroad, these artists are creating a transnational network of self-produced professional productions and collaborations throughout different countries, with other artists from the Cuban diaspora, and from the Island as well. These musicians engage in critical discourses about local and global challenges. They challenge monolithic views about the Cuban diasporic experience.
Here is a link to an article published in Cubaencuentro- an online magazine about the Cuban diaspora based in Madrid- which intends to map the experience of some Cuban migrants in the underground local music scene in Miami. Below you can find a video from this band.
[1]The Cuban Alternative Music Scene groups a diversity of musicians that since the late 1980s furthered the cosmopolitan character of Cuban music through constant fusion and experimentation with world sonorities. Some of them were song-writers, former members of the "Novisima Trova" movement. Others received a high quality 15 year average training in classical music and art studies at the National System of Schools of Arts and Music in the Island. In general they are highly influenced by jazz music (ranging from traditional to more experimental and electronic jazz). They are also strongly informed by Brazilian harmonies and rhythms, Reggae, Argentinean and Anglo rock, funk and pop music. They have combined all these influences with the way of making songs and music from Cuban artistic movements like Feeling, La "Nueva and Novísima Trova" and previous Cuban jazz musicians like Emiliano Salvador, Bobby Carcassés and Gonzalo Rubalcaba. In some cases they also incorporate rhythms and harmonies from genres like timba, Afro-Cuban, hip-hop and have made occasional contemporary versions of emblematic jazz standards and traditional Cuban songs and genres.
October is a synonym of celebration for many Peruvians in South Florida. The Señor de los Milagros festivity is probably one of the largest Catholic religious celebrations in the world. This tradition dates back to the 17th century in Lima by an African slave who painted an image of Jesus Christ on a wall. The devotion to this image became popular after an earthquake impacted the capital of Peru and destroyed everything but the mural. Since then, every October there are many celebratory processions that include music and special foods.
Peruvians around the world gather for this festivity. The organizers of the festivities are members of the Hermandad del Señor de los Milagros, a men's fraternity that it's identified with purple habits and who practice devotion to the traditional image. The Hermandad headquarters are located in Lima but in South Florida there are five affiliated fraternities, therefore at least five celebrations occur during the month of October, most of them by the Peruvian neighborhood of Kendall.
Many Peruvians find the Señor de los Milagros as a symbol of identity, and also as a way to share their heritage with the rest of the community. Similar celebrations occur in New York City, Patterson (NJ), Los Angeles and the DC area.
So if you haven't try Turrón de doña Pepa or Picarones yet, this is probably the best time to join a traditional Peruvian festivity.
[photo] Señor de los Milagros procession in Kendall, Miami
Señor de los Milagros Festivity in South Florida
(Mass, procession, food fair and music)
- October 15
San Isidro Parish, Starts at 7pm
2310 Martin Luther King. Pompano Beach, FL 33069
- October 16th
Good Shepherd Parish, Starts at Noon
14187 SW 72nd St Miami, FL 33183
- October 23rd
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Starts at 1pm
11291 SW 142nd. Ave, Miami FL 33186
- October 30th
Corpus Christi Parish, Starts at 1pm
730 NW 34 St, Miami 33127
The Oscars have long established the best picture, best director, best supporting actress. Recently, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has decided on Puerto Rico's status as well.
Long included in the Best Foreign Picture category, a new decision categorizes films produced on the island as squarely within the USA. Here's a link to a news story from the Puerto Rican press sent to me by Sonia Fritz, whose film América had been selected by the local Puerto Rican committee to represent the island in the competition for the Foreign Language Film.
"I've discovered that I'm a buffoon," Octavio Campos told me on Thursday morning during a four-hour debrief after his return from a 2-month residency in Australia. Not that he felt like a fool for going Down Under. Quite the contrary: his performances at the Melbourne Fringe Festival confirmed his twin commitments to 1) Miami and 2) cabaret.
I've been thinking about Miami as a cabaret town for a while now. Since the deadline for next summer's performance studies international conference is coming up, I thought maybe that idea might fit into the conference theme of performance and the culture industry. Adorno is not a cabaret kind of guy, so I turned to Benjamin and came up with Ernest Bloch's review of Benjamin's One-Way Street, called "Philosophy as Cabaret."
Here's Bloch: Cabaret may be employed as one of the most open and – contrary to its own intentions—most honest forms of the present: it then becomes the mirror of that empty space in which nothing can be made whole without a lie and where only fragments can still meet and intermingle.
Octavio told me that he told his audience in Melbourne that they were going to have a salsa party to some Cuban music -- and the Australians nodded earnestly. Then he played Olga Tañon's "Mentiroso" (Liar).
I almost fell off my chair laughing. Of course, there's no reason why the Australians would know that Olga is Puerto Rican or that the song is a merengue, or that merengue is Dominican.
Then when Octavio had them all dancing happily, he cut out the lights and plunged them into blackness, theater of cruelty-style. With a sinister voice, he announced: "I lied. I told you I was going to tell you the true story of the Bay of Pigs, but I'm not going to tell you the true story."
What else could he do, hailing from this empty space where only lies can make us whole?


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Not to sound too cliched, but it's hard to believe we are nearing the end of the first decade of the new millennium.
The changes this community, this nation, and this world have gone through in the past 10 years are way too many to even consider listing.
But that's OK.
Americans and Owen countians need to look forward while remembering the past. We find ourselves at a different place than we did at the beginning of the 2000s.
Another Thanksgiving has come and gone, two more turkeys have been pardoned by the President, and now we're on the downhill slope to Christmas.
The other day I glanced at the clock on the wall and noticed the second hand was moving at a rapid pace. "There must be something wrong with the clock," I thought. A few minutes went by till I glanced at it again, and it seemed to be moving even faster this time. I mentioned it to our copy editor, Richard. His response was, "It's because you're getting older."
They should start showing up sometime around 4 p.m. July 8.
They will be coming in trucks, campers, mini-vans and RVs.
For them, it's more than a weekend trip. It's something more akin to a pilgrimage.
They will roll across the region with a singular site in mind. Two things will be on their minds — having fun and racing.
After years of wrangling, the top echelon of professional auto racing will be coming to northern Kentucky.
Sometime between Thanksgiving and Christmas, when the weather was brisk and the promise of cold air and clear skies remained for several days in a row, Owen County families prepared for the annual event of "hog-killing." All year, efforts were made to fatten these delectable creatures whose succulent meat was the mainstay of many a winter meal.
Sometimes, Thanksgiving gets a bum rap.
I'm not a global sociologist but I doubt there are many other holidays celebrated across the world where food is such a focus.
A lot of cultures have foods that are associated with a holiday but I would guess there aren't many in which the meal is the centerpiece of activity.
It truly does take an entire community to educate a child. That point was never made clearer than at Owen County High School's KCCT Recognition Ceremony on Nov. 18 where more than 100 students were recognized for high academic achievement.
It is at this ceremony where over 70 proud guests (parents, grandparents, and other family members) were present to share in this special event.
Early Sunday morning (Nov. 15), a vehicle crashed through a phone pole and ran through my yard.
Thankfully no one was seriously injured.
This is not the first time this has happened and it is dangerous.
I called and asked for a guard rail to be put up earlier this year and have not had any response.
If my children had been outside playing when this happened, they could have been injured or killed.
I am asking for a guard rail to please be put up. My address is 329 West Seminary Street.
Thanksgiving is full of traditions. There is turkey, dressing, football, uncles asleep in recliners, indigestion, and oh yeah, pumpkin pie.
I have also begun another Thanksgiving tradition. In case you have not caught on, this is now my third installment of the Golden Gobble Awards celebrating the biggest turkeys in sports for the past year. Well, not exactly celebrating but rather ridiculing and maybe even making fun of.
The Golden Gobble for Team That Resembles an NFL Franchise goes to the Cincinnati Bengals.
It's Margaret A. (Kasner) Murphy again.
My thanks and appreciation to the Kentucky American Water Pumping Station II at "Hardin's Landing" for our invitation to share in this very special celebration. More water to the people.
Lela M. Karsner Hawkins, 93, Margaret A. (Karsner) Murphy, 91, and Christina Rice all are included with the Hardin cousins.
Thanks to our friend Bro. David Wotier for remembering us on this day.
On Nov. 11, 2010 I had the privilege to address the students at Owen County High School about the importance of Veterans Day. Also in attendance were several Veterans and family members as well as many Owen County faculty and staff. Before the assembly, the Veterans and their family members were treated to a very delicious meal and a tour of the facility if they so desired.
Have you noticed how Black Friday is becoming a bigger deal each year?
Back 10 or 12 years ago when big retailers started opening up before the break of dawn to offer special deals the day after Thanksgiving, it wasn't really that big of a deal. I had no interest in going out in what I would call the middle of the night to go shopping, and I had a hard time imagining who would.
Part of the job for any good reporter is going out and finding out what other people think, and I had my eyes opened on my first Black Friday in Corbin.
I wanted to publicly say thank you to Ms. Wallace and her staff for honoring the veterans this past week in such a memorable and touching way.
Since serving in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War in the 1950s, this is the first time someone has said, "Thank you for your service to this country."
There is an enormous hole in the roadside on the south side of Sawridge Creek Road across from the Monterey Firehouse and the soccer fields and the Artifacts store.
It's been there a while. When things get busy, which is not too often but not rare either, people and horses fall into the hole.
So far, no one has died or been permanently injured by the fall as far as I know (I'm not sure about the horse), but it will happen again if the problem isn't fixed.
I was 16 years old when Carl Johnson died on this ribbon of a road that winds between the river and a limestone cliff. He was not much older. We never spoke a word to each other. At least, I have no memory of his voice. But his black eyes looked out on the world through long, angel lashes and all the girls agreed that he was beautiful. If you favored delicate-boned, olive skinned boys, that is, which I didn't, preferring taller, sturdier types.
In a few weeks, Owen County families, some of whom have traveled many miles to return home, will gather to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Most dinners will feature "Mr. Turkey," complemented by potatoes and gravy, vegetables, rolls, and a variety of pies served in the good old-fashioned Owen County way.
I will be so glad when this election is over. I am sick and tired of all the political ads — on both sides. I mute them or watch DirecTV now to get away from them. Neither party of any of the races have shown themselves adult enough to be a representative of this state or any other elected position, which doesn't mean to say I won't vote. I have voted in every election since I got the privilege at 18. If you don't vote, you have no right to complain.
The Civil War tore at the very fiber of America. And though the state of Kentucky initially declared neutral, it soon found itself embroiled in the battle, with loyalties dividing families, friends, and neighbors.
I would like to tell you about my experience with the Owen County Adult Learning Center and its staff.
First, let me start off by saying that I dropped out of high school back in 1995. Needless to say, when I came into the center this past February, I was nowhere near prepared to take the GED test.
I took the pre-test, had it explained to me where I placed, what actions to take next, and to come back on Tuesday to start classes.
I am writing to voice my support for Neese Chilton who is running for Owen County School Board for district five. I have had the honor and pleasure of knowing Neese and her family personally for five years since she has trusted me to watch her son during the day time (I have known Neese for much longer but the past five years I have gotten close to her and her family). Neese is from Owen County and lives in the Wheatley area.
Ms. Mason, it sounds to me as though you have judged all Christians. Maybe you talked to or heard five or 10 saying something. I believe there are thousands of Christians that don't say such things.
I am a sinner saved by Grace. I'm not a model Christian or a Bible scholar, but Jesus said, "Judge not that ye be not judged" Matthew 7:1-2.
Did you open the door. We are to separate ourselves from such.
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Laird Hunt is a novelist, former United Nations press officer, and current faculty member at the University of Denver. His novels include The Impossibly, Indiana, Indiana, and the forthcoming The Exquisite. His work has appeared in Conjunctions, Ploughshares, McSweeney's, and Fence. He has lived in Singapore, Tokyo, London, The Hague, and Paris, where he studied at The Sorbonne. Hunt holds an MFA in Writing and Poetics from Naropa University, as well as a black belt in tae kwon do. He and his wife, the poet Eleni Sikelianos, and daughter, the child Eva Grace Sikelianos Hunt, live in Boulder, Colorado, USA.
What follows is the text of a presentation Laird Hunt gave at the 2006 AWP Conference on the "Nonrealistic Fiction" panel I was on with Jeff VanderMeer, Kelly Link, and Brian Evenson. Thanks to Laird for letting me reprint it here.
At the center of Eric Chevillard's 1990 novel Palafox is an eponymous creature who changes shape almost as quickly as the researchers studying his case can describe him. Variously reptile, bird, insect, mammal, none, or all of these things, Palafox baffles description but excites the highest curiosity -- for a time at least -- on the part of the hoard of specialists and interested parties who seek to pin him down. At novel's end, Palafox, who launched his brief existence by pecking his way out of an egg on someone's breakfast table, hastens his own end by cheerfully tearing things around him to shreds. His entourage, horror struck, briefly consider cooking him, disemboweling him, then decide to have him stuffed.
If I start these remarks on nonrealist or irrealist or exploratory or experimental or speculative or just plain innovative literature, by referencing Chevillard's energetic treatise on the wonders and perils of the resolutely/helplessly protean, it is not because in it we may read a metaphorical instancing of the recurrent rise and fall of nonrealist or irrealist or weird literature in the mainstream media and major publishing houses, but also because it might help lay the groundwork for the pair of questions my scattershot use of nomenclature is meant to point to. What is it, this thing that is or isn't getting published, that is or isn't getting its due, that may or may not be better suited than what it isn't to help us unpack and sort out our ontologies, and, what should we call it? I pose the questions in that order, even though I suspect that to do so may be to invert their most common de facto ordering. Indeed, I'm sure many here have heard some less abstracted version of the following, which I would propose is very nearly as representative of exchanges in so-called avant-garde circles as it is of exchanges in the slush pile room at major publishing houses or on the killing floor of major review outlets.
What shall we call this curious thing?
Let's call it experimental/speculative/fabulist/hybrid/cross-genre/
Ah, good, then it must be wonderful.
Or, oh, no! it must be awful.
Or simply, yawn.
Regardless, whatever the thing so-labeled is it gets seen through the fizz of pre-cooked and possibly mis-applied terminology, which is to say, like Palafox, not seen very clearly, or at all. This of course can cause all sorts of problems -- confirmed experimentalists celebrate work that is experimental in label only and traditionalists condemn work as experimental that, if it were carefully considered, in fact differs only quite superficially from the work they might be predisposed to favor. Writing is read and judged according to how neatly it fits its wrapper rather than how insistently a fresh and perhaps evolving response to it is required. This variety of dilemma of course becomes more acute when questions of what gets effectively published and what gets seriously read and reviewed come into play.
We certainly can't do without labels -- appropriately applied they can be terrifically helpful -- but in the midst of an envelope of space-time in which the experimental/anti-experimental debate has become more than a bit shrill (experimental at the moment is either an insult or a rallying cry), it might be wise, at least until the obfuscating dust has been swept away, to adopt a read first name later approach to appraising texts. Because in the meantime, there it sits, this experimental or pomo or surreal or whatever thing, glowering and almost invisible under the masking agents of its probably ill-fitting label, inviting us to take a crack, at some point, at determining what it is.
A large part of the trouble of course in determining just what exactly we are dealing with when we encounter interesting nonrealist fiction is that as with the ever-morphing Palafox, the non-traditional work we find ourselves confronted with when we lift off the labels stands a good chance of being unlike the last work, or last several works, we've read. And such writing, lacking accurate ready-made analogues, is difficult to describe. Nor is it desirable that it be easy. What is wonderful, of course, about writing that defies easy description and tends to baffle broad-stroke categorization and that demands case by case articulation is that readers who grapple with it are obliged to adjust their approach to reading, to adopt new strategies, to shake off whatever dust has settled on the pathways leading from one end to the other of their minds so that fiction, which too much same old thing has frozen, can again growl and click and shimmer and prance.
It is in the appraisal of this thing as it capers or stomps around before us that we may begin to apprehend it, to decide how and where it overlaps with other works we've encountered and in what ways it stands apart. I would propose that there is just enough confusion/laziness in the conversation about what we mean when we talk about nonrealist writing to make useful the evocation of the importance of energetic reading that focuses on the text in question rather than, say, the reputation of its writer, or the magazine or press where it was published. To read under such circumstances could be seen as an interrogative analog to Gertrude Stein's favored "natural" counting -- instead of 1,2,3 we have 1,1,1, with one being different each time. What is this? we ask with ever-shifting emphasis and understanding as we move through a text. A chicken? A bass? A gila monster? A centipede? A Palafox?
I've used the term nonrealist several times, and it is in the description of this panel, but in the long run it seems to me that no favors get done by puffing up the division between realist and all the other varieties of fictional output, not to mention the concomitant privileging of a set of techniques that haven't been around all that long and don't perhaps exert quite as much influence as we often give them credit for. I know that I, for one, have rarely thought of myself as reacting in my work to realism -- to calcification, yes, to artificial boundaries, yes, to unhelpful proscriptions, yes -- but to realism, no. I suspect most people here can confirm from experience that formal stagnation is possible with any kind of writing -- we've all read worn-out exploratory/innovative fiction. This is part of the reason why, though I am in favor of the room to maneuver it offers, I am ultimately uncomfortable with the term nonrealist and find myself taken by the possibilities of the title of the anthology Omnidawn has just put out -- ParaSpheres -- which means, if I read it correctly, beyond the bounds, any bounds, not just those set by the current arbiters of mainstream cultural significance. It seems to me that all writing that has a pulse, that demands individual appraisal, that is as likely to bite you as it is to kiss you, is paraspheric. And that's the kind of protean, brand-spanking-new-for-now category I'd like to live my reading and writing life in.


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>Off the Beaten Path>The Walking Dead on AMC
Which Rick?
I'm just not a huge fan of Rick going to crazy town again.
gotta agree with this
"Famous last words" ~Bhearn
Loves the outdoors
gotta agree with this
Me too. I like sane Rick and I miss Daryl already.
Looks like I'm living in an alternate reality though as we're only 2 days behind the US in seeing the Walking Dead episodes. Normally it's 6 months or something equally ridiculous.
One day I decided I wanted to become a runner, so I did.
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So, who else thinks that the zombie bomb truck driver was Andrea? Thought the pony tail was telling.
Of course it's a real gun, it's a real race.
I've got a fever...
I thought that at first, too. But it would make zero sense in the context of the story. More likely it was Karen, the woman on the barricade that blew Andrea off.
Feel much better after this episode, as compared to last. Don't mess with Daryl Motherf*****g Dixon and a hatchback. And I was stoked to see Michonne go Jedi again after way too long.
On your deathbed, you won't wish that you'd spent more time at the office. But you will wish that you'd spent more time running. Because if you had, you wouldn't be on your deathbed.
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Nah...I think when she was asking about the Gov's whereabouts we are to understand that he was off on his mission to attack the prison. Probably some other skanky broad who wants to get into that asshole's pants.
I predict that Andrea will end up very valuable to the prison group. It seems like she's definitely becoming less enamored of Woodbury and its politics.
I wonder if the prison attack was a smack of reality that Crazy-Cakes Rick (Chris Hardwick's "Crazy Staycation" comment on The Talking Dead cracked us up) so sorely needs. Thankfully Daryl's back to return some strong leadership. I think Merle could be really useful to have around, too, assuming the prison folks can get past their history with him. I'm interested to find out what happened with Tyrese, et al, too.
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Did they make it back? I must have missed that. (I didn't catch the ponytail either)
Seems like the driver would have been expendable. Andrea is to important at the moment.
Crazy Rick is a huge liability.
Anyone who shows interest in Carol get wasted, ouch.
Get off my porch
I'm beginning to lose interest. My biggest gripe is with the shows sacred cow - Daryl. The writers have made him agonizingly likable. And as if his defender-of-the-defenseless scruples and McGyver-like resourcefulness weren't enough to endear us viewers to him, they felt compelled to add the "wounded bird" love interest sub-plot, and then, hint at the fact that he was abused as a child. Ugh. Enough with the character development on Daryl. We get it, he's a good guy. I think it's time to have Daryl do something that surprises us, or spend some time on somebody else.
If they would have given T-dog a modicum of the development they've given Daryl, it would have made keeping his character around as long as they did more reasonable. Instead, they drag his underdeveloped story into the third season, kill him off and then expect the viewer to react as if we cared. The only reason I didn't want his character written out, was because we didn't know anything about him.
Also, I agree that the Crazy Rick thing is played out.
I nearly gave up during the middle part of season 2. I'm not quite there yet, we'll see if the writer's toss some surprises in with regards to those two gripes. Regardless, the show's fun to watch, if only for the zombie killings.
I think it's time to have Daryl do something that surprises us, or spend some time on somebody else.
I suspect you will get your wish with Merle. My guess is we're going to learn more about Andrea/Michonne/Tyrese & crew. I don't think we've seen the end of those 2 antagonistic characters with Tyrese. I'm thinking they will join forces with the Woodbury bunch.
This from another forum. I'll like him better when he puts a bolt in Merle.
Daryl Dixon is the John Wayne of this generation. Treats a lady like a lady, stabs a bad guy in throat, and lives off the land like an Apache.
Thought this week's episode was kind of uneventful. But it was curious that Andrea walked to the prison with a walker, but left in a car and it was pitch black out when she got back to Woodbury. It's too bad the new people ended up in Woodbury. More enemies for Rick.
I'm beginning to lose interest.
I'm beginning to lose interest.
My biggest gripe is with the shows sacred cow - Daryl. The writers have made him agonizingly likable. And as if his defender-of-the-defenseless scruples and McGyver-like resourcefulness weren't enough to endear us viewers to him, they felt compelled to add the "wounded bird" love interest sub-plot, and then, hint at the fact that he was abused as a child. Ugh. Enough with the character development on Daryl. We get it, he's a good guy.
Bwahahaha. Intellectually, I know you are exactly right. However, when I saw that "wounded bird" scene, I still couldn't help wanting to spoon Daryl and whisper into his neck, Shhhhhhh...everything is gonna be alright, Daryl. That's why the writers have to put stuff like that in there...for the pitiful fan girls like me. But seriously though, it wasn't a totally useless plot point because it was a compelling enough trigger for Merle to stick with Daryl (even to the point of helping him defend Rick at the jail) instead of saying to hell with you, after Daryl had shoved the cross bow in Merle's face.
Random thoughts:
I think they're gonna bring back that guy (with the son and the zombie wife he didn't want to shoot) who took Rick in during that bicycle zombie episode in Season 1. I've been wondering what happened to them.
I don't think I've ever loathed a TV villain more than the Governor. "Asshole" is right.
Enough already with Crazy-Cakes Rick, Vengeance Glen, unsettlingly old-before-his-time, Children of the Corn Carl, and sweet, useless lullaby singer Beth.
I will keep watching, but I am already wondering how they are going to end this series and resolve the story. I don't read the comics, but they've been around for over a decade, right? I don't see this series going on much longer than, say, 6 seasons. Will the zombie apocalypse end? Does everyone die? Will Rick wake up from his coma and find out that it's all been a dream? Alternate reality?


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DENVER (Reuters) - Prosecutors in the case against accused Colorado movie theater gunman James Holmes urged a judge to reject a defense motion to declare the state's insanity defense law unconstitutional, court filings released on Wednesday show.
Last week, attorneys for Holmes asked Arapahoe County District Judge William Sylvester to declare Colorado's insanity defense law unconstitutional because it compels defendants who enter insanity pleas to cooperate with court-appointed psychiatrists.
That scenario could force Holmes to provide potentially incriminating statements that could be used against him not only at trial but in sentencing should he be convicted, defense lawyers argued.
Prosecutors countered, in their response made public on Wednesday, that federal and state courts had both upheld the legality of laws that require those who raise an insanity defense to submit to mental-health examinations, because there are other remedies available to preserve a defendant's rights.
"It is well established law in Colorado that submitting to court ordered evaluation does not violate a defendant's Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination," the prosecution motion said.
Holmes, 25, is scheduled to enter a plea next week, but the flurry of pleadings in the case puts that date in doubt.
He is charged with multiple counts of first-degree murder and attempted murder for a shooting spree last July in which 12 moviegoers were killed and 58 others wounded during a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" Batman movie in Aurora, Colorado.
Holmes, a former University of Colorado neuroscience graduate student, was bound over for trial in January after a three-day preliminary hearing in which prosecutors presented evidence that the California native spent months plotting the mass killing.
Prosecutors have 60 days after a plea is entered to announce whether they will seek the death penalty.
Arapahoe County District Attorney George Brauchler said last month that he had added a death penalty lawyer to the prosecution team, indicating he was considering going after capital punishment in the case.
Legal analyst Craig Silverman, who has followed the case closely, said defense lawyers would put out scores of motions hoping that an appellate issue would surface that could keep their client off death row.
"These motions are all mini-insurance policies in case there is a death penalty verdict," said Silverman, a former Denver prosecutor. "But there's no guarantee that any of them will work."
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