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Figgins hits for cycle as Angels fall
Triple in ninth makes Chone sixth Angels player to manage feat
By Mike Scarr / MLB.com
It's tough for a club to fete an individual accomplishment when it otherwise gets knocked around the yard, and a 12-6 loss to the Rangers cemented by five errors qualifies as a beating.
Especially tough was the fact the Angels fell six games behind the A's in the American League West and saw their number for elimination in the division trimmed to nine games, as Oakland rallied at home to defeat the White Sox.
Any combination of wins by the A's and losses by the Angels adding up to nine will dethrone the two-time AL West titleists. The Angels also saw their elimination number in the AL Wild Card reduced to seven, as the Twins downed the Indians.
From any perspective, it was a bittersweet moment.
"The way this year has gone for me, personally, it is good," Figgins said. "But in a big loss, I feel bad. I wouldn't feel this way if we won."
Figgins singled in the top of the first to drive in the Angels' first run and homered in the fifth on a 3-2 pitch from Rangers starter Adam Eaton. The home run ball just cleared the yellow line marking in or out along the right-field wall and rebounded sharply back onto the field.
He then doubled in the seventh and saved what is often considered the toughest for last. But Figgins can run with anyone in baseball and was thinking three from the moment he left the batter's box.
Nick Masset grooved a 3-2 fastball and Figgins sent a sharp liner that split the left-center gap between Carlos Lee and Gary Matthews Jr. Figgins put his head down and sprinted around the bases before sliding into third to hand the Angels their first cycle since Aug. 25, 2004, when Jeff DaVanon turned the trick.
Figgins became the fifth Angel to accomplish the feat, which has been done six times in franchise history. Jeff Mathis scored on the hit to give Figgins three RBIs on the night.
"Figgy has that potential. He has surprising power for a little guy," manager Mike Scioscia said. "He used every part of the field tonight. It was a good day for Chone. That was one of the few bright spots on the night for us."
Figgins was part of a six-run, 14-hit attack that one might expect would allow the Angels to coast to victory, especially with the success the pitching staff has had lately. But John Lackey was unable to perform up to the standard of the 2.68 ERA the pitching staff has posted in September.
The Rangers put Lackey on the ropes from the opening bell, as Matthews and Michael Young singled to open the bottom of the first. Mark Teixeira followed with an RBI single, and Lee hit an RBI double to right to score Young.
Hank Blalock then hit a chopper to third, but when Maicer Izturis could not find the handle for the Angels' first error of the contest, Teixeira scored. Mark DeRosa followed with an RBI single, and the Rangers led, 4-0.
The Angels got two back in the top of the second when Juan Rivera singled to lead off the inning and scored on a two-out double into the left-field corner by Mike Napoli. Figgins then knocked in his first run of the night, and the Angels trailed, 4-2.
But Teixeira doubled in the fourth to score Young and Lee followed with an RBI single to bring Teixeira home, and it was clear that Lackey was about done. DeRosa's comebacker helped Lackey strand Lee in a rundown, and he eventually caught Gerald Laird looking to end the inning.
"It kind of got rolling downhill, and I couldn't stop it," Lackey said. "They found a lot of holes."
Lackey allowed six runs in four innings for his fifth loss in his last nine starts. Since being named AL Pitcher of the Month in July, Lackey has recorded just one win with a 5.91 ERA over that span.
"From the get-go, John was missing spots. He was getting ahead, but he had trouble putting guys away," Scioscia said. "John just never got his feet on the ground. By the time he got to four innings, he had to work hard to get there."
The charitable attitude was evident throughout the staff, as four Angels relievers completed the game, with Greg Jones allowing two runs and Chris Bootcheck surrendering four in the seventh without recording an out.
Hector Carrasco was unavailable after pitching 2 2/3 innings on Thursday night and Kevin Gregg had a sore arm, so Scioscia was forced to go with two pitchers that were in Salt Lake City at the beginning of the month.
The Angels scored twice in the top of the ninth on Figgins' RBI triple and a sac fly by Izturis, but that was far too little and far too late, as the club now faces a six-game deficit with 13 games to play.
"There is not too much encouragement you're going to get from a game when you give up 12 runs and play poor defense," Scioscia said.
Mike Scarr is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A chance enounter with a permissive mother and her daughter presents Ted with an unexpected opportunity.
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Ted was taking his usual Saturday morning at the local Denny's, eating breakfast and reading one of his own porn stories, which was keeping him mildly aroused. Fortunately, there were not a lot of other visitors at this hour, so he didn't worry about anyone noticing his private vice.
Then a gorgeous woman came in and took the table next to his. With her was a young girl about twelve, who took a seat on the window bench across from what Ted presumed was her mother. The girl was even more blonde than her mother, and quite striking. For a minute, Ted could not keep his eyes off her. She had pubescent A-cup titties and was wearing a low-cut, short sundress with no bra. Every time the girl squirmed in her seat, the dress would flip up and reveal the girl's shiny silk panties. Ted had a fascination for young girls' panties.
When he finally tore his eyes away from the girl, the waitress showed up and took the woman's order. It was then he really noticed the mother. She was not even as modestly dressed as her daughter. Her white sundress was quite thin, and cut very low in front, revealing impressive breasts. She was also braless, and the bumps of her nipples were clearly obvious through the dress's fabric. She had amazing legs that went all the way up. The hem of her dress couldn't have been more than two inches below her crotch, and as she made herself comfortable in the chair, Ted saw a brief flash of her panties.
What a pair, he thought to himself, referring both to the woman's gorgeous tits, and the mother-daughter combo. Neither the woman nor the girl seemed to have any concern at all that their underwear was on display. And those tits! Ted felt his partial erection throb and twitch a few times, as he fantasized sucking on those tits. Then he fantasized that the daughter was watching as he fucked the mother. That had always been Ted's second favorite masturbation fantasy. His top favorite was having the mother watch him fuck her daughter -- up close and personal!
As luck would have it, the story he was reading, which he had written the night before, was about a prostitute who enjoyed having her young daughter watch as she fucked her clients. Invariably, this led to the girl masturbating, which just made the clients hornier. These two could have come right out of his story! Ted enjoyed writing his own porn and most of them involved young boys and girls watching their parents fuck, and eventually being fucked by their parents.
He took a big sip of his coffee and glanced at the youngster. He caught her eye and smiled at her. She smiled back. And then she did something that stunned him. She brought her feet up, braced her heels on the edge of her seat, and then slowly spread her knees, giving him a clear view of her white, silk panties. He couldn't take his eyes off her panties. She spread her legs even wider, causing the silk to pull tautly over her genitals and reveal their shape. He could see her camel toe as clear as day from only seven feet away!
Ted's erection throbbed. He looked up into the girl's face, and she was looking straight into his… and smiling broadly at him. So, she was watching for his reaction! She was showing her panties on purpose! She wanted him to look at her crotch! God, what a fucking hot little cock tease!
As he pondered this thought, his hardon throbbed and slipped out of his underwear, making a noticeable tent in his lap. Ted glanced at the mother, who was busy with her purse, and decided to perform a little experiment with the girl. He looked back at her, and then down at her lovely panties. And then he parted his own legs, revealing the tent his erection was making in his light summer-weight slacks. He reached down and squeezed his erection once, then removed his hand. He looked back into the girl's face. Her laughing eyes were focused upon his crotch. He glanced down again at the loveliness between her thighs. She had inserted two fingers into her panties from the side, and she was rubbing her twat while slowly writhing and rotating her hips.
Ted's penis went to full erection! She was masturbating for him! Damn, he had never seen a girl that age engaging in such blatant sexual behavior, and it triggered his lust as nothing else could ever do. God, he wanted to fuck that child!
The door to the kitchen banged open loudly and the waitress approached the woman's table with a large tray. Ted closed his legs. The girl closed her legs and sat upright. The waitress dropped off the food and turned away. The mother opened her napkin, and in so doing, dropped her fork. It hit the floor and bounced toward Ted. She turned toward him, and bent over to retrieve the fork, and in doing so, revealed her breasts in their entirety. Ted marveled at her large, firm nipples, and the dark aureoles that framed them. The fork had bounced off his shoe, and in reflex, he moved his chair back and parted his legs. As she picked up the fork, she glanced up at his extremely obvious erection, which at this point was only two feet from her face.
Ted didn't know what to do except just sit there with his stiff dick poking a tent up in his slacks. She paused halfway back to a full sitting position, her breasts still displayed before his lustful eyes, and she looked up into his face. She smiled at him and then straightened up in her chair. Ted thought furiously. He picked up an unused fork from his table and offered it to her as a replacement.
"Why thank you," she said with a silken southern accent, "you are a gentleman." Her voice lowered to a sensuous whisper as she bent closer to him, revealing her breasts to him again. "Pardon me if I seem a little bold, but I couldn't help but notice that you seem very... aroused. Perhaps you're interested in me... or my lovely daughter? It's perfectly okay either way. But I'm curious as to which one of us has gotten you so... excited."
As she finished her question, she made a point of looking down at his erection again. Ted could not believe his ears. He gave the most diplomatic answer he could think of. "Well, a bit of both, actually. Your daughter is just as hot as her mother."
"Yes, my daughter is quite the naughty little nymph, isn't she? Has she been showing off her panties again? She's gotten real bad about doing that, especially with strangers in public. I swear, I don't know where she gets that from. If she has offended you in any way, then as soon as I get her home, I'll spank her little fanny."
"Oh, no," said Ted, "please don't do that. I wasn't offended at all. I find her behavior very... well, endearing. I hope you're not offended, but... I find her... uh... quite fascinating."
The woman grinned down at Ted's obvious erection, and said, "Yes, I see that you do. And I'm not offended at all. In fact, I'm flattered that you find my daughter so appealing."
Ted was a little startled, but found the woman's acceptance of his sexual state as quite erotic. His erection throbbed again. Seeing this, the woman invited him to pull his chair over and join their table. "There's no sense anyone else seeing your state of agitation and making rude judgments. You just sit here with us."
Ted moved his coffee and his manuscript over to the adjoining table and placed a napkin in his lap. The woman smiled at him and offered him a pastry, which he accepted. She asked what he was reading. He didn't want to say that it was porn, which it was, and so instead he said, "Well, it's an essay I'm writing. Just a rough draft, really. It's about how kids learn about their own sexuality from their parents."
"Oh, marvelous! So are you against it or in favor of it?"
Ted grinned. "Well, I'm not against it. In fact, the idea of kids learning about sex directly from their parents... well... I guess I'm in favor of it."
"Wonderful! I'm all for it. I don't think children can learn about sex too early, if you ask me. Why, I learned all about it when I was only nine years old. Would you like some jam?"
Ted nodded while he digested this piece of information. He looked over at the girl who brightened up now that she was once more the focus of his attention. In a quiet little voice, she said, "I know all about sex. You have a hard-on, don't you?"
The mother responded discretely, "Clarisse! Please! You'll scare the gentleman away. And if you do that, how will we get a ride back to the house."
"Oh, you need a ride? I'll be glad to take you anywhere within reason."
"Thank you so much. By the way, I'm Marilyn and the naughty little girl who can't seem to keep her panties on is my daughter Clarisse."
Ted looked down and saw a pair of panties on the bench next to the girl. She leaned back and when her mother glanced down at her food, the girl raised her dress hem, revealing her hairless twat to Ted. With her other hand, she delicately spread her pussy lips. Ted lost all sense of self control. He stared shamelessly at the girl's bare genitals as his penis rose once more to full erection and began throbbing uncontrollably. He glanced up and smiled at the girl. She licked her lips sensuously and inserted two fingers into her hairless pussy and started masturbating.
This tableau was interrupted by the waitress again, who brought the bills. Ted whipped out a credit card and paid for all three meals. Marilyn thanked him kindly and then explained that she lived just five blocks away, but her car was in the shop. Ted graciously offered his car again, and while doing the multiplication tables in his head to keep his erection down, he hustled the three of them out to his car. The child asked to sit in front, so the mother opened the front door for her, and then seated herself in the back seat. As Ted started the car and put it in gear, Clarisse slid over next to him, her thigh pressed against his.
She leaned close and whispered, "I'm only eleven years old and I don't have any panties on. And my pussy is all wet and sticky. Do you like to fuck little girls?"
He made no attempt to control or conceal his erection. The girl grinned and lay her hand down on his thigh. Slowly she slid it back to where his penis was throbbing, glancing up at his face to judge his reaction. He just grinned back at her and pulled into the street.
From the backseat, "Thank you so very much for the ride, Ted. Ever since Clarisse's father died a few months ago, we've had to depend on help from our friends and sometimes from strangers. That's not always easy with a girl as precocious as Clarisse. Some men don't, you know, appreciate her the way you do. She's very aroused by older men who are attracted to young girls. She has an incredible talent for finding such men. A talent, by the way, which I encourage."
He blurted out, "Are you okay with her, you know, coming onto men who are sexually attracted to her?"
"Of course I am, Ted. I knew Clarisse was flashing her young pussy at you in the restaurant. I never try to stop her. It reminds me of how my father raised me."
Clarisse's little hand finally found its target, and she grasped Ted's rigid cock through the thin fabric of his slacks. A wave of dizziness swept over him. "Mommy, Mister Ted's dick is really hard. He's letting me touch it just like Daddy used to do."
"I'm sorry, Ted, is she bothering you? I'll stop her if she is, but I would much rather let her enjoy her little game."
"No. Actually, she's not bothering me at all," he croaked. "You're right, she is very precocious. But I like that. Yes, I... I do appreciate sexy young girls, especially ones as sexy as your daughter. So, what's this about Clarisse and her daddy? Did her father let her touch his dick? You don't have to tell me, but I must admit my curiosity is inflamed."
"Well, Ted, her daddy had strict rules for raising children, and one of them was to educate them about sex and their bodies as early as they wanted to learn. Clarisse was allowed to watch her father and me have sex all her life; and we often went naked around the house. When she was eight, she wanted to know what Daddy's penis felt like, and so of course, we allowed her to touch it, and even to give her father an erection. We wanted her to be educated, you know? You don't think we were terrible, do you?"
Ted was having some trouble navigating the turns, but he managed. "No, I don't. In fact, I admire your decision. I think it's wonderful. If Clarisse were my daughter, I'd let her play with my dick. Especially if her mother enjoyed watching."
"I knew you would understand, Ted! You are obviously a man of refined sensibilities."
"So, was her father, uh..., sexually attracted to Clarisse? Did he find it erotic to have her touching his dick?"
"Oh, yes! Incredibly erotic. And so did I! I still remember the first time that Clarisse made her daddy cum! Gosh, he covered her from head to toe in his semen! It was beautiful! We don't think it's wrong at all for parents to be sexually aroused by their children. Or for children to see their parents having orgasms."
Ted's cock was throbbing painfully. The sensation of Clarisse squeezing and rubbing his erection was just too erotic for words. On impulse, he reached down and slipped his fingers between her thighs. Her legs parted and he found his fingertips rubbing around between her damp pussy lips.
"Mommy! Mister Ted is playing with my cunnie! He's making me really hot!"
He said, "I hope you don't mind, Marilyn, but I just had to see what her pussy felt like."
"Oh, that's just fine, Ted! You're welcome to touch my daughter any way you want. Here's our house on the left. Just pull on up the driveway. Would you like to come inside? Please say yes."
"Yes, Mommy! Make Mister Ted come inside. I want him to touch my cunnie some more."
The three entered the cool confines of the living room. The girl led Ted over to a large, comfy couch and made it clear that he was to sit there. He did. Marilyn dropped her purse and stuff next to an overstuffed chair facing the couch.
"Do you mind if I get a bit more comfortable, Ted? It was a bit warm outside."
He nodded his approval as the girl jumped on the couch next to him and immediately grabbed for the bulge in his slacks. Ted decided that if the mother hadn't objected by now, she wasn't going to, so he dug his fingers into his crotch to completely free his dick and balls from his underwear. He pulled some slack in his pants so that his erection could stick nearly straight up. The girl was delighted to be able to play with his dick more freely.
"Look, Mommy! Look how big Mister Ted's dick is! It's even bigger than Daddy's!"
Ted relaxed back into the couch and spread his legs. He slipped his hand under Clarisse's short dress and fondled her smooth ass. Almost trembling with lust, he let his fingers slip between her thighs until he could feel her pussy lips again. When he looked up, the mother had slipped off her dress and dropped it on the floor. She was wearing only panties and as he watched, she gracefully removed them as well, and sat back in her chair. She was totally naked and beautiful in an outrageously erotic way. She had a petite body, about five feet two inches tall, with a narrow waist; full perfect D-cup breasts, pendulous with just a hint of sag; hard black nipples; a smoothly shaved pussy with large pouting lips, glistening with moisture.
"I hope you don't mind, Ted, but I'm a very sexual person. And the fact that my eleven year old daughter is playing with your stiff cock, and you being a total stranger and all, has gotten me very aroused."
Ted was stunned speechless for a moment. Then he felt the daughter unzipping his fly. He made no attempt to stop her, but watched in fascination as the girl extracted his throbbing erection. Marilyn made no objection, and indeed, seemed delighted and even aroused to see her daughter playing with his sexually aroused penis.
"Uh... Marilyn, please tell me more about your husband's sexual practices. I find it fascinating. The whole subject of sex with children and incest is, well... I find it very erotic, as you can probably tell from my hard cock which your daughter is playing with; and the fact that my fingers are rubbing her hairless pussy. Tell me more."
"Ted, I'm very pleased that you have such a mature understanding of erotic family love and incest. But Stan wasn't just my husband. He was also my father. And my lover since I was nine years old. Clarisse is our second child together, and our plan was for him to impregnate her as well… until he died. You don't mind if I pleasure myself, do you? I often pleasure myself in front of the children, and watching my daughter play with a strange man's cock is making me uncontrollably horny."
She had pulled a large dildo from under her chair, and was inserting it into her pussy. Slowly, nine inches of the thick, lifelike cock disappeared into her wet and horny cunt. And Clarisse was indeed playing with his cock. He looked down at her small elfin hands sliding up and down his eight-inch erection, touching the thick veins much as a blind person would read brail, rubbing his dark, ruddy cockhead, fondling his over-sized testicles. Ted knew this was wrong, to allow an eleven year-old child be in such intimate contact with his genitals, but he had already surrendered to his wanton pedophile lust.
"Oh, god, Ted, I just love masturbating in front of small children. Almost as much as I love seeing my children molested by horny strangers."
Making full eye contact with him, and smiling sensually, she fondled her heavy breasts and started stroking the sex toy into her damp pussy. Her nipples were hard and huge. Meanwhile, Clarisse had removed her dress. She placed her mouth over the rigid head of his dick. The feeling was painful ecstasy. His fingers were deep inside the girl's tight little pussy, which she seemed to enjoy. Her pelvis was methodically rocking as he finger-fucked her.
Ted muttered, "That's a good girl. Yes, baby, kiss my dick... stroke it... see how much you can fit in your mouth... oh, yes!"
The mother said, "Do you have kids, Ted? Do you have sex with them?"
"Yes, Marilyn, I do. I have a girl, twelve. And yes, I have sex with her. So far, I just fondle her budding titties when we take baths or showers together, and I've finger-fucked her pussy a few times. I let her masturbate me. I haven't fucked her yet, or started oral sex, but I want to. Every time I jack off, I fantasize about fondling her body, slipping my hand between her legs, getting her aroused, penetrating her vagina and shooting my cum deep inside her cunt. You do understand, don't you?"
Marilyn's breath was coming faster. "Oh god, yes, Ted! My father was the same way. I still remember the first time he fucked me with his beautiful cock when I was only ten. And the time when I was fourteen and he would fuck me when I was pregnant with my first child."
Clarisse lifted her mouth off of Ted's dick. She had gotten the red and swollen head very wet with her spit. A long streamer of saliva and pre-cum stretched between his dick and the girl's lips.
She looked up at Ted and said, "You like me sucking your cock, Mister Ted? I really love your big cock! It keeps twitching and moving when I suck on it! Would you like to cum in my mouth, Mister Ted? Would you? I'm really good at sucking cock! My daddy let me suck his cock all the time!"
Without waiting for his approval, the girl rearranged herself so that Ted could push his fingers even deeper into her slick baby pussy, and then she bent over and took two inches of his cock deep into her mouth. The sudden thrill caused him to flinch with shock and unmitigated lust. Her head began bobbing up and down at just the right speed, while her tongue swirled sensuously over his turgid cockhead.
Ted looked up at Marilyn, his eyes silently requesting permission. Marilyn shoved her dildo deep and groaned. She said, "Yes, Ted, cum in my baby's mouth. Show me what a filthy pervert you are."
Ted looked back down at the top two inches of his cock disappear into the eleven year-old's suckling mouth and he knew it was already too late to stop. As the pressure built up in his groin, he said to himself, "Yes, I'm a filthy pervert! Face-fucking a little eleven year-old slut! Eleven years old! Eleven! With my wicked cock down her throat! YES! Suck it little slut!"
A deep satisfied groan filled the room as his cock volcanoed an enormous stream of semen into Clarisse's mouth. The girl didn't even pause, but kept stroking her lips up and down his trembling shaft. Ted's entire body clenched, raising his buttocks just an inch off the couch as his cock spurt out a second and a third load of cum. Thick gooey cream bubbled from Clarisse's lips and drooled down her chin. She began to spasm and shake, giving every indication that between his fingers in her cunt and his spurting cock in her mouth, she was having her own orgasms.
Marilyn muttered, "Oh god, you came in her mouth! You sick fuck, you filthy, child-molesting pervert, oh god, oh god, that is so fucking hot..."
Ted's eyes rolled up in his head and a tsunami of dizziness overwhelmed him for a moment, and then it was over. Well, not quite. He was still amazingly erect, in fact, painfully so. Semen drooled down his cock and all over Clarisse's hand. And all over her chin and petite little pre-adolescent titties. He drew in a lungful of air and fought to catch his breath.
But the girl wasn't finished. She was moaning and whimpering and feverishly stroking his cum-lubricated penis. "Mommy, look! Mister Ted cummed all over me! And he's still hard! And it's so big! I'm afraid it won't fit inside me! Mommy? Do you think Mister Ted's cock will fit inside my little pussy?"
Marilyn was grunting loudly as she rammed the dildo between the swollen lips of her shaved cunt. "Yes, baby, I'm sure it will! Oh god, I want to see the nice man fuck you, Clarisse! Make Mommy cum, baby!"
Ted found himself stunned again. Here he was with a woman he had never met before and she was openly masturbating and inviting him to fuck her eleven year old daughter who had just sucked the top two inches of his rigid eight inch cock and made him cum! Of course, he was going to do it! He was already guilty of indecency with a minor and child sodomy! Statutory rape sound real good right now!
The little girl rose up on her knees and positioned herself over his lap. Ted admired her slim hipless body and her pipe-stem legs. She was just barely over four feet tall. Her tits were just beginning to swell on her chest and her large nipples were extraordinarily puffy. Eagerly, she lowered her naked body down, and rested her crotch on his cock. He glanced up at Marilyn and saw that she was staring at the sight of her daughter's bare ass, and the head of his cock pressed against the girl's pussy lips.
He could feel her weight slowly press down on his cock. The pressure on his cock increased until it was almost uncomfortable, and then his cockhead stretched the entrance to her vagina and popped inside! Clarisse moaned softly and shivered all over. She rocked her hips forward and bent her head down so she could see his penis sliding so very, very slowly into her tight lubricated cunt hole.
"Mommy! Mommy! Look! Mister Ted's big cock is fucking me!"
Marilyn's eyes had glazed over and she was energetically reaming out her own cunt with the dildo.
Ted muttered out loud, "Oh my god! I'm finally fucking a pre-adolescent girl! I've always wanted to do this! This is what I want to do to my own daughter! I want to fuck my little girl just like I'm doing now to Clarisse!"
Marilyn responded, "Oh, my god, yes, Ted! There's nothing wrong with those feelings. Nothing! Your girl is probably just as horny for your big throbbing dick as my daughter is. You should bring her over here and together we can introduce her to the joy of her father's cum love. That's what we call it in our family. Cum love and cunt love."
Clarisse had impaled herself down until almost all of his erection was deeply inside her uterus. Ted grasped the squirming naked girl about the waist, and helped her lift and lower her body upon his hard cock. He looked up at Marilyn who was now in the throes of her masturbation climax. Her eyes were glued to the sight of Ted's wetly glistening erection piston in and out of her young daughter's vagina. She was grunting loudly, pinching her nipples and slamming the dildo into her hungry cunt as fast as she could.
Gasping for breath, she grunted, "Oh, Ted, let's cum together! Yes, I want you to cum inside my baby girl! Just like my father used to cum inside me! Oh! OH!!"
At that point, Ted held Clarisse steady and rocked his pelvis up, fucking the young girl with total abandon. He fantasized that she was his own daughter, hot for his horny cock. The living room was filled with the sounds of heavy moaning, creaking couch springs and flesh slapping naked flesh. Thwak! Thwak! Thwak! Thwak! Thwak!
"Mommy! Oh, Mommy! Mister Ted is fucking my cunnie with his big cock! I'm gonna cum! I'm cumming, Mommy! Oh! OH!! OOOOH!!!!"
Ted felt a liquid pressure build up in the base of his cock, a warning that he was about to ejaculate. For a whole two seconds, he thought about what he was about to do: fill the unprotected vagina of an eleven year old child with his gooey seed, making him forever-more a child molesting pedophile. Should he surrender to his wicked perversion? Should he stop now before it was too late? Lust and guilt warred within him. He thrust his cock upwards while pulling the child down, ramming his erection into the back of her uterus, reveling in the feel of her hot, tightly stretched slick vaginal walls caressing the entire length of his tumescent, child-raping cock.
Ted grunted loudly and let fly with a flood of hot sticky semen, shooting out of his cock like water from a fire hose. He could feel the hot jizm fill Clarisse's pussy. His cock kept spurting cum as he kept thinking the words, 'I'm your daddy, I'm your daddy, I'm your daddy.'
Marilyn let out a big moan and stiffened in her chair. "Yes, Daddy!" she yelled and then surrendered to her own orgasm. "Yes, fuck my baby! Fuck my baby, Daddy! Fill her pussy with cum!"
It was pretty noisy for awhile as the three had multiple orgasms. Finally, the girl flopped back on the couch and her mother relaxed into her chair. Marilyn's body tightened, she clenched her teeth and groaned loudly as yet another flurry of powerful orgasms wracked her body. As she did so, she emitted a loud bubbling, fart-like sound. A huge amount of vaginal fluids spurt out from under her lovely butt cheeks, splashing all over the vinyl cushion of her chair. A strong reek of sex filled the room.
Clarisse said, "My mommy always squirts when she cums! Sometimes she lets me lick it up!"
Marilyn kept reaming her cunt deeply for another minute and a half. Ted and Clarisse watched silently as the mother put on an incredible display of multiple orgasms. Twice more, she squirted thick watery secretions from her vagina. She finished and sank back into the chair, exhausted. Her eyes opened and she grinned. She spread her legs wide as Clarisse kneeled in front of her and began licking up the copious fluids.
"So, Ted, back to your daughter. How sexually along is she so far? What's her name?"
"Her name is Emily, and yes, I want Emily to suck my cock and I want to fuck her virgin little cunt hole. I want to make her pregnant like your father did to you. I know Emily's already finger fucking herself. And I've finger fucked her perhaps a dozen times, and I've gotten her to masturbate me a few times. I would love to have her watch you have sex with your kids. I'm so hot for my daughter that every time I see her naked, I have to go and jack off.
"Oh, Ted, you don't have to explain to me. I understand. I have two other children. Clarisse there is eleven, and I have Joey, thirteen, and Amanda, nine. They're at music practice right now. But I've been fucking and sucking Joey for a year, and both girls and we really enjoy sex with each other; tongues, fingers, vibrators, whatever. Would you like to try fucking a nine year-old?"
"No kidding? You'll let me fuck both your daughters?"
Ted was trembling and shivering with unbridled pedophile fuck lust.
He stammered, "Yes! Thanks! Listen, I have to go pick up my daughter Emily in a little while, take her home, get us some lunch... you know... and... and... could I bring her over here later this afternoon?"
"Of course, Ted, of course! I'll make sure we all have some clothes on when you arrive."
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This happened to me and for some reason the dailies were going to my spam instead of the inbox.
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Mine quit too, so I just googled the Quilting Board Daily Digest, and put it on my favorites list, and go there when I want to . I've been spending more time quilting and less time "computer-reading" since this happened, so I haven't reset my subscriptions!


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Next Wednesday local businesses interested in marketing services to the State of Oregon will get the opportunity to learn how directly from those agencies most involved in contracting for all manner of services. The Governor's Market Place Roadshow is a single day event on Wednesday, October, 24th and will be held at Clatsop Community College. The event is free to attend and on line registration is required.
The roadshow features representatives from the Oregon Transportation Department, the Department of State Administrative services, Business Oregon, GCAP part of a nationwide network of Procurement Technical Assistance centers that assists Oregon businesses in marketing products and services to government agencies, The Business Express which is the states one-stop business portal to help businesses quickly find information and services on line, Worksource Oregon will provide an economist to give a quick overview of the local economy including labor trends, The Oregon department Of Revenue will give a presentation and The Oregon Small Business Council will have a representative on hand to talk about how that organization was formed to provide a voice for Oregon small businesses in state government. Following presentations there will be break-out groups as well.
The event runs from 9:00am to 3:00pm at Clatsop Comunity College, Columbia Hall room 219. The roadshow is free and lunch is provided. Pre-registration is required with that registration on line at : http://govroadshow2012astoria.eventbrite.com
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Video: Sound Bar Demo: Definitive Technology Mythos SSA-50
Most of the people appearing in our videos are employees at Crutchfield. We pull in folks from around the company to share their expertise. A lot of our on-camera stars come from our Advisor Group — they help people choose the right gear via phone, email and chat every day, so they're good at explaining the products and technologies.
Dolly, a Crutchfield advisor, listens to a sound bar demo at Crutchfield, and picks out her favorite one: the Definitive Technology Mythos SSA-50 5-channel home theater sound bar.
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Dolly: Hey, this is Dolly here at Crutchfield and I'm talking to you guys today about sound bars and demos. We actually get to do a lot of our own demos here at the facility. We actually have a sound bar demo set up here where we can listen to different ones side by side and on and off back and forth. And it really gives us a chance to tell the difference between the two and then kind of tell what we like personally.
So I took a look at a few different models, and I really liked this Definitive the Mythos sound bar. If you're living in an apartment or a house where you don't want to have to worry about wiring a traditional five speaker system, this is the answer huge room filling sound for just one sound bar. It really sounded like you were getting a full five speaker system with just one piece.
It's wall mountable. It comes with its own bracket and will mount perfectly sized underneath any of our 50" televisions or anything above that as well. You hook it up to a receiver. There's no worries about whether your TV will have the right connection to connect into it 'cause you'll have a ton with the home receiver. And then it's got a subwoofer that you can add as an option. So you get the full sound from home theater with just a few pieces, which is great.
For me, I want to be able to feel like I'm watching a movie at the movie theater and getting the full sound and that's really what it did. That's how much sound you get from it. It's wide and open and really fills the whole space and that's what I want. When I'm at home watching a movie I want to feel like I'm at the movie theater.
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Politricks As Usual: Rappers Who Should Never Speak About Politics
Rappers Who Shouldn't Talk Politics
Remember back in the days when rappers could make really politically charged raps and say stuff that would really make us think. Now in 2013, things have changed. A lot of rappers out there trying to talk politics really just sound like cot damn idiots.
Here are a few rappers who should just stick to rapping and shut up about the important stuff.
DMX – He went in on Obama's name, saying that nobody would elect someone with a made-up name like Obama. Poor Earl.
Lupe Fiasco – You ever have those guys who went to jail, read a book and came out acting like they know everything? That's Lupe. And when he talks politics, we all cringe.
50 Cent – He supported George W. Bush because he said he was "gangster" for how he handled Katrina. Yeah, that's pretty stupid.
Future – He just went on the radio sounding really silly about Obeezy. Would have sounded better in autotune.
Chief Keef – He hasn't said anything about the President. And he really should keep it that way. Work on your phonics first.


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Season 7 featherweight tournament finalist Rad Martinez isn't quite sure whether Shahbulat Shamhalaev can grapple as well as he can strike, but he's hoping not.
"People have asked me, 'What about his ground game?' Well, we don't know because all the tape we've seen, he knocks people out," Martinez told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "I know with his record, he's been submitted one time. I haven't seen him on the ground, so hopefully that will be an advantage for me … if I get him on his back."
Martinez (14-2 MMA, 4-0 BFC) will find out when he and Shamhalaev (11-1-1 MMA, 2-0 BFC) headline Bellator 90, which takes place Thursday at Maverik Center in Salt Lake City. The event's main card airs live on Spike TV following prelims on Spike.com.
So far, wrestling has served the 34-year-old Martinez well in his run with Bellator. In the semifinals of the promotion's eight-man competition, he shut down submission specialist Wagnney Fabiano on the mat to earn a ticket to the finals.
But he also proved to be a threat on his feet. In the tournament's opening round, he repeatedly caught Nazareno Malegarie with counterpunches.
In both affairs, Martinez went to the scorecards whereas Shamhalaev stopped both opponents in the first round.
"The guy [that Shamhalaev] fought last was considered the favorite of the tournament, and he disposed of him rather quickly," Martinez said. "Both first-round TKOs, so it's looked very impressive, he knows what to do with his hands, and throws hard and fast with ill intentions. So he's going to be a tough person to fight."
But while Shamhalaev is something of a mystery in one area of the fight, Martinez sees something equally useful in another when evaluating how the action could play out.
"In the two previous fights, he got out ahead and dictated the pace and got his opponents to do what he wanted them to do," Martinez said. "I have a feeling the person that gets off first is going to have the advantage and be on his way to victory."
In Martinez's case, getting off first likely means setting up a takedown with strikes. On the mat, he's got a weapon he didn't have in the first two rounds: elbows.
Per Bellator's tournament rules, the sharp weapons are allowed in the finals. And while Martinez doesn't like to think of himself as someone who would intentionally cut an opponent, he won't hesitate to use elbow strikes to take home the $100,000 in total pay that i soffered to the competition's winner.
"I just think about damaging," he said. "I just want to not hurt him, but cause some damage and pain."
For more on Bellator 90, stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of the site.
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text: Always had a soft spot for Goldens, a Golden was my very first dog ever. But I had kind of gotten over the idea of ever wanting one again until a few months ago. It certainly wouldn't be ANY time soon, and I'm not even sure when I'm ready for another dog still, and have another breed on my close radar. Anywho, I don't really know that much about Goldens other than growing up with one, having relatives with them, and I've also dogsat for a few (two different pairs). But in terms of what to look for in breeders, etc, no clue. From my understanding, there's a big difference between field bred lines and pet show dog lines? Is there anything somewhat in between? I really like the looks of the field bred dogs better (vs. the more stocky, bigger heads of a lot of show dogs). There was a Golden in my agility class who was a bit TOO high strung for my liking. He was always pulling his owner in the door, and he WAS great on the agility course, but there was a few times he just decided to take off and he went 'after' the small 6lb papillon mix in class, not really aggressively, but it seemed like high prey drive to me? Anyway, I think a Golden like this would be too intense for me. 90% of Goldens I meet are not like this though. All of them have been great with small dogs, and really easy going in the house, but able to go go go when the time is right too. Goldens are a breed I've never been annoyed by, either. lol. The ones I dogsat I was just in love with, especially the male. He would play fetch for hours, but he wasn't annoying about it either, and when you would go inside, he would just lay down by your feet. Super easy going but still ready to play! Anyway, any Golden experiences, differences between breeders, etc.


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What was going through Mike Shanahan's head as he watched his team's trainers huddle around Robert Griffin III in the fourth quarter Sunday?
Shanahan's decision to stick with a clearly hobbled Griffin during his team's wild-card round game against Seattle seemed a gamble -- the Redskins' future rides on Griffin's ability to stay healthy, and he was far from it at the end of the season.
And so, when Griffin's knee gave out as he tried to recover a fumble, Shanahan had to have at least a split-second where he wondered if he made a huge mistake.
Kirk Cousins, the QB who delivered a key road win in relief of Griffin during Week 15, was ready to go on the sidelines. Griffin, even before that heart-wrenching moment when he crumpled in front of a stunned stadium full of supporters, had been far off his game. Unable to run in his normal fashion or plant for throws, the Redskins' QB struggled.
His team followed suit, as an early 14-0 lead disintegrated.
In the end, everything that could go wrong for Washington did. The Redskins lost the game, 24-14, and Griffin spent the final few minutes seated on the bench, his head down, no doubt with further tests to come on his knee soon.
Griffin's latest injury came just a few hours after news broke that the famed Dr. James Andrews had not cleared Griffin to reenter that Week 14 game, after a hit from Haloti Ngata drove the Redskins' quarterback out briefly.
Now, all the Redskins can do is cross their fingers and hope that Griffin's Sunday setback does not linger or cause long-term damage. Even if that's not the case (and everyone is hopeful that it's not), Shanahan deserves to be criticized for putting his quarterback at risk.
Some more cheers and jeers from Seattle's 24-14 win ...
First Down: Marshawn Lynch.
Is it fair to say that Lynch, with more than 6,000 yards rushing in his six-year career, is an underrated star? The Seahawks' bruising, athletic running back keeps making big plays for his team, and Sunday was no different.
Lynch carried the ball 20 times for a hard-fought 132 yards (6.6 yards-per-carry average), then gave Seattle its first lead on a dazzling 27-yard scamper -- with QB Russell Wilson blocking downfield. That TD came on a 3rd-and-5 and required Lynch to sidestep a tackle shy of the first-down marker, before he burst forth into the secondary.
Fourth Down: Will Montgomery.
It is unfair to Montgomery to pin Griffin's latest injury woe on the Washington center. And yet, not only did Montgomery's botched snap result in Griffin hurting himself, it handed the ball over to Seattle, deep in Washington territory.
That miscue really drove the final nail into the Redskins' coffin -- Steven Hauschka drilled a field goal moments later to put the Seahawks up 10. Making matters worse, Montgomery spiked another snap on Washington's next possession, forcing Kirk Cousins to take a sack.
The RGIII injury was bad luck (and, as explained above, a little negligent coaching), but Montgomery at least deserves the blame for a critical turnover.
First Down: Alan Branch.
Part of the reason Montgomery suddenly got a case of the yips in the fourth quarter was that the Seahawks began generating a ton of pressure up the middle. Branch was instrumental in that turn -- he finished with five tackles and a sack of Griffin deep in Washington territory. That sack matched Branch's total from the regular season.
Fourth Down: The FedEx Field ... uh ... field.
Here's what Pierre Garcon had to say about Washington's embarrassing home turf, almost exactly one month ago following a win over the Giants:
"It is something to worry about. It is tough ... It's pretty nasty out there."
The Redskins' grass surface certainly has not improved since then, and it looked particularly worn down Sunday. The space between the hash marks had the look of a dirt horse racing track by the fourth quarter, and it was in one of those areas that Griffin's spike appeared to catch right as his knee buckled.
First Down: Reed Doughty.
Washington's safety finished the regular season with all of one sack. He had two Sunday against elusive Seattle QB Russell Wilson.
Give some of the credit there to Washington defensive coordinator Jim Haslett, who dialed up an aggressive, blitz-heavy strategy against Wilson. When that approach was working (i.e. up until about the 10-minute mark of the fourth quarter), Doughty was one of its most disruptive forces.
Fourth Down: Washington's play calling.
Alfred Morris had 11 carries for 60 yards during a promising first half, and he was particularly effective early on tosses right.
In the second half? Morris had just five carries, despite playing alongside a hobbled QB and his team having the lead. Given Griffin's inability to throw, it is hard to figure why Morris did not see more work down the stretch.
First Down: Russell Wilson.
You didn't think we would get all the way through this without a little love for Seattle's QB, did you? Andrew Luck and Griffin, the No. 1 and No. 2 picks in last year's draft, respectively, will be home next weekend, while Wilson and his teammates will head to Atlanta for a divisional round game.
Even though the Seahawks did not really break through until the fourth quarter and Wilson took five sacks, this was a performance pretty representative of Wilson's rookie year. He stayed remarkably calm and composed, despite all that Washington pressure, en route to 250-plus total yards.
He also hit Michael Robinson for a big touchdown in the second quarter, then rifled in a two-pointer to Zach Miller in the fourth. That Miller conversion came after Lynch's 27-yard TD run, which was set up by a huge 3rd-and-10 completion from Wilson to Miller.
Fourth Down: Richard Sherman and Trent Williams.
In case you missed it, those two engaged in a brief skirmish following Seattle's win. As the teams were out saying their congratulations and whatnot, Sherman, always the trash-talker, said something that rubbed Williams the wrong way. Williams responded by shoving a hand into Sherman's face -- a move that may cost him some money or lead to a suspension for 2013.
These two teams don't really like each other, and there always is a little more venom during the playoffs. That's fine.


text: Mark Mitchell covers north-central Wisconsin and will provide relief A.I. and assist with retail sales routes. Mitchell grew up working on dairy farms near Hudson, Wis. He then established a dairy farm of his own where he exhibited cattle at local fairs as well as the Wisconsin State Fair. Mitchell studied Dairy Herd Management at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College. He now resides in Hudson, Wis. with his wife Ann and their six children. Recent hire, Kyle Westaby as a Regional Assistant in central Wisconsin will provide relief A.I. breeding and assist with retail sales routes. Westaby grew up on a 54-cow dairy near Withee, Wis.. In addition to working on his family dairy farm, Westaby was also employed at S.L.A.P. Inc. serving as shift manager. Westaby completed his education at Chippewa Valley Technical College where he obtained a degree as an AgriScience Technician. He is currently living in Withee, Wis. with his wife Lisa. Alex Scholze is a Regional Assistant for southeast Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Scholze will provide relief AI breeding as well assist with retail sales routes. Scholze grew up in southeast Minnesota where he was active in 4-H and FFA. He worked at Nuttleman Family Farm where he assisted with 100 head sow farrow to finish and 75 head dairy farm. Scholze studies at North Iowa Area Community College where he earned an associate degree in Agriculture Marketing & Finance. He then moved to Missouri where he attended Northeast Missouri State University and obtained a Bachelors Degree in Animal Science. Scholze returned to Minnesota and now resides in Hokah, Minn. Accelerated Genetics is a global provider of bovine genetics and research, reproductive services and solution-based animal health products. Our vision is to be the forerunner in developing innovative technologies and exceptional services that will aid our customers in achieving their ultimate herd goals.


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Marc Schober is the editor of Farmland Forecast an educational blog devoted to investments in agriculture and farmland.
The USDA estimates in 2012 the U.S. will plant 95.9 million acres of corn, the most since before World War II. The record planting estimate surprised the market that was expecting more acres allocated to soybeans and spring wheat. Soybean planted acres decreased by a percent at the expense of the increased corn acres planted. The increase in corn acres in the Prospective Plantings report was bearish for corn, but the Quarterly Stocks report more than offset this increase. The U.S. only has 6.01 billion bushels of corn in stock, well below last year's levels and analyst predictions, implying demand for corn is still high.
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Dominique Horani with a new baby girl
Lebanese artist Dominique Horani said that entering motherhood is like a dream come true for her and with motherhood she had accomplished what she wished for in life.
According to the London daily Elaph, Dominique gave birth to a baby girl and she said that she brought so much happiness into her world. She adds that her daughter gets all her attention and that of all the people around her.
Dominique said that by next year she wants to give birth to a baby boy.
As for her art career, Dominique is grateful for having a job that allows her time to take care of her daughter.
Dominique said that she is only taking a short break from her music career.
"My husband doesn't want me to retire from singing, because he met me as a singer and he wants me to stay a singer," said Dominique. She considers herself very lucky to have a husband that respects her career and does not mind her being in the spotlight.
She said that her husband supports her making video clips and singing in musical festivals, but he does mind when she sings at private concerts.
As for the time being Dominique is living in Europe and is thinking of filming a new video clip for one of her songs.


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As usual, some of the best prospects in North Carolina and South Carolina will be on hand at the VTO Sports Elite 100 to be held in Charlotte, N.C., on Saturday, April 3. Last year, stars such as John Fulton, Victor Hampton and Quinton Spain, who all went on to play in major All-American games, tested their abilities against top competition at the event. This year the crop of talent looks even better, led by quarterback Christian Lemay from Matthews (N.C.) Butler and a slew of other heavily recruited prospects.
Lemay, a 6-foot-2, 200-pounder, has narrowed his list down to 10 schools - Florida, Georgia, Clemson, Alabama, Miami, Texas A&M, LSU, Notre Dame, Auburn and Tennessee. As a junior he completed 170 passes for 3,296 yards with 44 touchdowns and only two interceptions.
Lemay will be joined by four other big-time quarterbacks from the area. Charlotte (N.C.) Mallard Creek signal-caller Marquise Williams, a 6-foot-4, 218-pounder with offers from Florida, LSU, Michigan, North Carolina, Notre Dame and others, will be throwing darts as will Chester, S.C., quarterback Tony McNeal, a Clemson commitment, and Rock Hill (S.C.) Northwestern gunslinger Justin Worley who has offers from the Gators, LSU, North Carolina, Tennessee, Stanford and others. Durham (N.C.) Hillside athlete Vad Lee, who is also being recruited as a dual-threat quarterback, will also be on hand. He has numerous offers and lists North Carolina and Georgia Tech as his leaders.
The talented group of quarterbacks will have plenty of top targets to throw to as well. Charlotte (N.C.) Independence wideout Adrian Gamble, an early Virginia commitment, will be on hand as will Waxhaw (N.C.) Marvin Ridge standout K.J. Brent who has offers from North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Kentucky and many others. Monroe, N.C. wide receiver Jamison Crowder and Charlotte (N.C.) Christian receiver Matthias Farley will also be participating.
The tight end crop is equally impressive. Greensboro (N.C.) Ben L. Smith tight end Eric Ebron, a North Carolina commitment, will be joined by former Tennessee commitment Eric MacLain from Fayetteville (N.C.) Jack Britt and Drew Owens from Charlotte (N.C.) Ardrey Kell.
The defensive backs charged with covering this talented group are led by Wadesboro (N.C.) Anson athlete Brandon Ellerbe, a Clemson commitment, and Matthews (N.C.) Butler safety Mark Bridges who has offers from East Carolina and Central Michigan.
At running back, Owens' teammate, Justus Pickett leads a strong group that also includes Charlotte (N.C.) Independence speedster Nyjee Fleming and Charlotte (N.C.) West Charlotte back Jalen Simmons, an early Duke commitment. Linebackers like Wadesboro (N.C.) Anson stud Stephone Anthony and Matthews (N.C.) Butler athlete Kris Frost will be attempting to cover the backs. Anthony, one of the nation's top prospects with offers from more than 30 programs, was an underclassmen standout at last year's event.
Finally, the trenches should be owned by a stellar group of defensive linemen. Fayetteville (N.C.) Jack Britt defensive tackle Devonte Brown, who has offers from North Carolina, NC State, West Virginia, Clemson, Maryland and others, leads the group along with Fuquay-Varina, N.C. defensive tackle Shaun Underwood, Winston Salem (N.C.) Mount Tabor defensive tackle Chris Manns, Charlotte (N.C.) Christian defensive end Kyler Brown and Rock Hill (S.C.) Northwestern defensive end Roderick Byers. Rock Hill (S.C.) South Pointe defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, one of the nation's top prospects, is also considering attending.
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Major construction work on the $48.5 million James Morton Middle School project on 376 President Avenue is less than a month away from completion.
Major construction work on the $48.5 million James Morton Middle School project on 376 President Avenue is less than a month away from completion.
The light switches are functioning, and completely built out hallways lead to clusters of classrooms. On Tuesday, teachers toured the new school, which will have technology capabilities the former building did not have — wireless Internet throughout, and digital projectors in all 42 classrooms. The new building sports a few ornamentations from the former building — including its wooden trusses that have been fitted the school's new "penthouse" library.
The mantle from the former building now sits in what will become the school's new main office. A former window pane has been retained and restored as well. Workers are still installing ceiling tiles and protective paper still covers most of the floor. Other work that remains includes the construction of an outdoor track, basketball court and skate park.
Fall River Schools Chief Operating Officer Thomas Coogan said he expects the building to be "substantially completed" by July 15. He anticipates faculty and staff will begin moving into the building, from the school's current Rock Street location, by mid-August. The building will open to students this fall.
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Tagged: Gold Gloves
Jimmy Rollins and Shane Victorino have once again won the gold. Glove that is.
For the third year in a row, Jimmy Rollins has been awarded the gold glove among National League shortstops, while Shane Victorino has captured his second straight gold glove as being the best among NL center fielders. Congrats guys.


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Crytek: graphics "matter," are "60% of the game"
Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli has said graphics "matter" in a game because it drives gameplay and helps with player immersion.
Graphics headlines
Carmack says patch coming to fix Rage's blurry textures
Some PC gamers were pretty disappointed with some of the finer points of Rage's graphical presentation when it launched earlier this month after early hype about its visual prowess.
Sony rep says Heavy Rain graphics "blow Uncharted 2 away"
A Sony representative demoing Heavy Rain at CES has stated that "graphically" the game "blows Uncharted 2 away".
Far Cry 2 graphics settings compared, contrasted
PCGH has posted up comparison shots of Far Cry 2's various graphics settings, which pretty much suits Sunday morning. Marvel as pictures change from very high detail to not so very high detail. You love it. Take a look.
Far Cry 2 graphics video released, is awesome
After the break. It's a movie specifically designed to show off the undeniably spectacular visuals in Far Cry 2. You'd have to be fairly doggish to complain about any of this, quite frankly. It looks incredible. See for yourself.


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HOUSTON - A robbery victim was shot and lost control of a car, crashing into a northwest Harris County home Friday. The crooks were after his new Air Jordan shoes.
The crash happened shortly before 11 a.m. at a house in the 1700 block of Plumwood.
Investigators said two men had just returned from a shopping mall with new Air Jordan Retro 11 Breds when they were approached by two men in a green car who demanded the sneakers.
One of the victims jumped out of the car and escaped to safety. The other victim got behind the steering wheel and drove off, but the suspects fired at his vehicle, hitting him in the head, officials said. The victim then crashed his car into the side of the house on Plumwood and severed a gas line. He was hospitalized in critical condition.
"It has shaken me up because it's my neighbor, my neighbor's son, and I think of him as my own son, you know?" Joe Camarillo said. "What's this world coming to? It doesn't make sense."
Camarillo's wife was home when the car slammed into their house.
"I say she escaped death today and it bothers me," Camarillo said.
She was not injured.
The suspects escaped. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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Responding to Dicker, Sharpton urges Democrats not to be 'inflexible'
In Fred Dicker's column this morning, the reason Governor Andrew Cuomo, four members of the Independent Democratic Conference, and two other state senators elected on the Democratic Party line, may help Republicans keep control of the State Senate is because of "[t]alk-show host and racial agitator Al Sharpton's 'stupid' involvement" in the dispute.
Sharpton had scheduled a meeting this weekend with lawmakers to discuss the uncertain future of the upper chamber, but canceled the meeting after it was reported by the Daily News. (Sharpton said it was turning into a "media circus.")
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"Sharpton's efforts and the announcement of a planned Harlem meeting intensified a long-existing racial divide among Senate Democrats, a dozen of whom are African-American," Dicker wrote this morning, citing unnamed sources.
"There's terrible racial tension in their ranks," he said on his radio show earlier today.
But Rachel Noerdlinger, a spokesman for Sharpton, downplayed the racial dynamics when asked about Dicker's report, and said Sharpton would urge black and Latino senators to make "allowances" in order to keep conservative Democrats in the fold, and not to be "so inflexible that they can't agree" on whichever leader is chosen.
Noerdlinger emailed in response to my questions:
"One, Mr. Dicker made the entirely false assumption that Rev. Sharpton was meeting to support an individual candidate. He is not supporting any one candidate. The collective was meeting and still will privately to urge to Blacks and Latinos not to fight among each other and to make allowances for conservative Democrats as has been done on the national level so the majority can be maintained. Rev. Sharpton supported most of the Senate Democrats and is appealing to them to not be so inflexible that they can't agree on whomever is chosen. Secondly, in reference to the comment that Rev. Sharpton is a paid member of the media, why is he being singled out? Like Rev. Sharpton, Fox News Channel's Mike Huckabee has his own television show and he was a main speaker at the Republican National Convention. What bars a TV host from working to a unify his or her party? The same entity that owns Fox News Channel owns the New York Post where Mr. Dicker works. There should be the same set of standards."
Cuomo and Sharpton have a long and complicated relationship.: supportive at times, occasional spats in public, often strategic and, when necessary, transactional.


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America's 10 Worst Charities Don't Even Bother Giving Your Money to Those Who Need It Most
Ever wonder where the money you donate to charity goes?
You're not alone.
The Center for Investigative Reporting and the Tampa Bay Times checked out the tax records of 6,000 charities to find the 50 worst at giving donations to the ones who need them.
The worst was Kids Wish Network. This group raised nearly $128 million over the last decade, with nearly $110 million going to corporate solicitors and fundraisers. All told, only about 2.5% went to the kids the organization claims to help.
Here's a look at the 10 worst charities, along with the percentage of donations that actually went to those in need:
1. Kids Wish Network – 2.5%
2. Cancer Fund of America – 0.9%
3. Children's Wish Foundation International – 10.8%
4. American Breast Cancer Foundation – 5.3%
5. Firefighters Charitable Foundation – 8.4%
6. Breast Cancer Relief Foundation – 2.2%
7. International Union of Police Associations – 0.5%
8. National Veterans Service Fund – 7.8%
9. American Association of State Troopers – 8.6%
10. Children's Cancer Fund of America – 5.3%


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Tax Reform Leaders in New Congress Support Credit Unions
As credit unions hunker down in defense of their federal tax exemption, the industry does have one thing in its favor. There are no known enemies among leadership on the House Ways and Means or Senate Finance Committees.
In fact, committee leaders have spoken in support of the credit union tax exemption, and some have also co-sponsored industry bills.
"They have a history of being friends," said NAFCU Vice President of Legislative Affairs Brad Thaler of those who will shape tax reform during the 113th Congress.
All tax reform must originate in the House Ways and Means Committee, which means all credit union eyes are on two congressmen from Michigan, Chairman Dave Camp, a Republican, and Democratic Ranking Member Sandy Levin.
Dave Adams, president/CEO of the Michigan Credit Union League, said going back to the CURIA days, Camp has always been aggressively lobbied by community bankers. Yet he not only co-sponsored the failed 2008 reform effort, but he's also voiced support for increasing the member business lending cap and signed on as a co-sponsor last year for H.R. 3461, the exam reform bill. Most importantly, he's put into writing his support for the credit union tax exemption.
"Camp is one of the conservative lawmakers in our delegation who has made a point to tell banks he is willing to help them but not at the expense of credit unions," Adams said.
How did Michigan credit unions develop that kind of loyalty? Adams said Michigan credit unions are great examples of grassroots lobbying done right, participating in the congressman's fundraising golf outing, turning up for events in Michigan's 4th District and in Washington, and supporting his re-election campaigns despite the fact that he's never faced stiff opposition.
"He knows he has strong respect from credit unions, and we've been so active in building and maintaining that relationship, it's become solid," Adams said.
In fact, Camp has a good relationship with credit unions in his district, he's been known to call credit union officials to get their views on issues, Adams said.
"I can't emphasize strong enough how important the whole lobby effort is," Adams noted. "If we had to change his perception of credit unions in a matter of months, that would be a very difficult task. But the fact that we have more than 15 years of cumulative experience in grassroots lobbying means that relationship is already in place."
That's good news for credit unions not just in this Congress but for years to come, as Adams said Camp is expected to retain his chairmanship for some time unless the Democrats are able to regain control of the House.
And even if they do, credit unions would be well-served with Camp's Democratic replacement, Ranking Member Sandy Levin. The representative from Michigan's 9th District is the brother of Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), who chairs the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee. Adams said together, the Levin brothers have considerable influence over the Democratic Party and the Obama administration, and through grassroots efforts, credit unions have gained their favor as well. Carl Levin was one of only 21 senators who signed on as a co-sponsor of member business lending legislation last year.
"I really think [Sandy] Levin's support for credit unions and our tax-exempt status is strong," Adams said.
The view from Washington is just as rosy. CUNA Senior Vice President of Legislative Affairs Ryan Donovan said both Camp and Levin have been strong supporters of credit unions through their tenure in the House.
"Both have had very positive things to say about credit union tax status historically, and we have had very strong working relationships with them and their staff," Donovan said.
NAFCU's Thaler added that during a congressional hearing in 2005 that addressed credit union tax exemption, Camp spoke out in support of keeping credit unions tax-free.
"Clearly, he is someone who has been a friend to credit unions and has been supportive over the years," Thaler said. "I don't want to try to predict the future, but his support is important, he's been a good friend over the years, and I don't see any reason why that would change."
Levin has a similar friendly history with credit unions, Thaler said, and added that both Camp and Levin recognize the role credit unions played in supporting Michigan's auto industry by making auto loans in tough times.
Not only do credit unions have friends in Ways & Means leadership, Thaler said the industry counts many friends among the committee members, too.


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The fix is in! Boehner is in on it, making a deal with Oblamo and Holder. As read, "(it was) a plea bargain of sorts where both sides save face. The Committee will accept the scalps of Breuer and Wienstein, DOJ will release enough of the (documents) to condemn them, claim cooperation (thus giving the appearance of recognizing congress's oversight authority), and Holder will survive - looking like a "leader" for offering them up (along with a few lower level ATF and DOJ folk). The Committee will chalk one in the "Win" column for oversight and holding people accountable. DOJ will have the same for cooperating and accountability. All sides win, all checks and balance intact and working fine, all powers respected and then they move on to the next act of political theatre. The only ones left to sweep up the mess, are the American and Mexican peoples - ignorantly secure in our beliefs that the system works and that our government is actually for us, by us, and of us."
How 'bout those apples? Still think Sheriff Joe will get somewhere too?
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The smoke has cleared from the first Team Shoot Out and �... (for those of you who haven't already seen the September issue) ROME SNOWBOARDS TOOK THE WIN! Congratulations to all the Rome riders: Eiki Helgason, Bjorn Leines, Marie-France Roy, Will Lavigne, and LNP for charging hard on the Vampire schedule and destroying every feature Bear put in front of them. Hell yeah to the creative and organizational crew from Rome including Ryan Runke, John Cavan, and Mike Paddock.
Big ups to Bear Mountain resort, which hosted the Rome Team, including Snow Park Technologies' Mike Binnel, Park Manager Clayton Shoemaker, and the rest of the late night crew: Desi Hauer, Brandon Reppond, Dan Nielsen, Greg Sebree, Bob Tonseth, Will Keating, and Jesse Hallstead.
TransWorld Senior photographer Scott Serfas gets bragging rights winning the judges over with his submission of gritty black and white images, including this month's cover shot of LNP.
Rome's John Cavan and Vincent Urban likewise cut a mean edit to Queen's Of The Stone Age "Misfit Love" and packed it tight with (seriously) non-stop action.
Thanks to all the teams for making this first ever TransWorld Team Shoot Out a total success. Is it winter yet?
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Fully Loaded: Team Shoot Out web site featuring video, photos, rider bios, and more. Check it right here at TransWorldShootout.com


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Both Stanford students and aspirants come to the Chicano/Latino student center: for cultural programs, academic support, tutoring and socializing. When they walk in the front door, the new mural, "The Spiral Word: El Codex Estanfor," is right there to greet them with images and stories of their heritage. To remind them that they as Chicanos and Latinos are part of a community at Stanford.
"We don't have a long history at higher-learning institutions as more mainstream people do, and we often don't come from families who are familiar with working in those systems. And we're not really adequately prepared sometimes in our high schools for any major university," said Juana Alicia, a faculty member at Berkeley City College who has also taught at Stanford, U.C. Santa Cruz and other colleges.
"My goal was to be not just welcoming, but educational," she said, adding that she hopes viewers feel "empowerment and political involvement in reading that story."
The first panel of the mural, done in digital print and acrylic paint on a canvas panel attached to an inside front wall, highlights the young Mayan storyteller. Bare-chested and serious-faced, the scribe sits and writes her stories, her tattoos a hybrid of cultures: Mayan, Aztec, Samoan, African.
"The universe is sort of covering her," Juana Alicia said. She noted that El Centro students had expressed a desire for the mural to represent the many facets of the Latino culture, with its roots in African, European and indigenous civilizations.
Overhead, the second panel of the mural takes the form of a frieze, in mixed media on paper. With great detail, this "codex" section sweeps across a long horizontal panel, "connecting generations with a continuous sinew of narrative," Juana Alicia wrote in an artist's statement, adding, "The panels are presented on a gently folding surface, meant to echo the folding form of the original Mesoamerican books."
The codex begins with a jaguar breathing song into a conch shell, leading into the story of the birth of the warrior twins. Scenes of conquest and slavery emerge, with the Mayan scribe's story continuing in images of "the burning of her libraries, the entrapment of her indigenous and African brothers and sisters, the slave ships landing in the Americas, forced labor in cane and henequen fields, and in the silver and copper mines," Juana Alicia wrote.
Uplifting images of resistance and revolution follow. Faces include those of the Cuban poet Jose Marti, the Chilean composer and folklorist Violeta Parra, Mexican Zapatistas, and the Mujeres de Negro (Women in Black), mothers of the "disappeared" women of Juarez, Mexico. A section on global modern plagues including nuclear warfare leads into "The Future," a panel depicting ecological renewal and hope.
On the ceiling, another panel is devoted to a blooming nopal cactus done in digital print and acrylic paint on canvas. The resilient plant is a metaphor for strength and rebirth in the most difficult of times. It's a commonly used symbol by the artist, who also thinks of the plant as a source of sweetness. Also called the prickly pear, the nopal yields syrup for tequila and tender segments for food.
The mural was installed at El Centro in the spring and formally inaugurated in November with the help of poetry, blessings and a ceremony with students, faculty and staff.
Juana Alicia was inspired in her project by many authors from Latin America, in particular Eduardo Galeano. In turn, her mural has been inspiring creativity in students. One of the inaugural speakers was Stanford senior Aracely Mondragon, who read a trio of poems she had written after seeing the mural.
The image made her think "about the power of the scribe's voice to maintain a people's existence," she told the Weekly later. Even when colonization, slavery and other forces eat away at a culture over time, "a woman's voice can restore stories," she said.
At El Centro, director Frances Morales said she feels fortunate to see the mural every day. It's right outside her office. "It's so vibrant. It has so much history and culture," she said. "It's like a short story." When it first went up, "people would walk in and just stop. They were beyond words," she said. "You could see the pride in seeing something so professional done in the center."
"The Spiral Word" is also in good company at El Centro, which has boasted colorful murals for decades. A bright Malaquias Montoya scene has stretched across the front exterior wall since 1981, with intense faces and hands reaching forward. Inside the center are other murals by Cesar Armando Torres and Martín Martín. There's also a previous mural by Juana Alicia that she created with the Yo Puedo Program for Latino high school students in the 1980s, though it has been partially covered up by a building renovation.
Juana Alicia has a long history with Stanford. Her first arrival on campus in 1984 was at the invitation of the late mural artist Jose Antonio Burciaga. She taught a class about Latinas and art, and students worked with her to create the "Mujeres de Fuego" mural at the entrance to the Chicano/Latino-themed dorm Casa Zapata.
Juana Alicia created the new Stanford mural after gathering students' opinions on the topic through meetings and surveys over two academic years, she said. Her daughter, a dancer, served as the model for the Mayan scribe in the mural's main panel. "It was a wonderful, intimate experience for her."
Stanford is currently closed for winter break, though campus visitors can see most of the mural through El Centro's glass doors. When the university reopens on Jan. 7, visitors will be able to go inside to view the mural weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Info: El Centro is at 514 Lasuen Mall, Building 590, Old Union, Stanford University. Go to http://studentaffairs.stanford.edu/elcentro or call 650-725-9735.
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Despite a Botched Rollout, the Health-Care Law Is Worth It
Returning to the status quo ante is not an option for a humane, efficient society.
The botched rollout of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (commonly called the ACA or "ObamaCare") has been an unmitigated disaster. Choose your favorite adjective: horrible, embarrassing, inexcusable. They all fit.
But a badly designed website doesn't signify a badly designed policy. The goals, principles and major design features of the ACA are barely affected by the government's health-exchange website...


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Manhunt for British jihadist who beheaded US journalist
The race is on to identify the jihadist militant with the British accent who beheaded US journalist James Foley.
British Prime Minister David Cameron, who broke off his holiday in response to the crisis, described the death as "murder without justification" and admitted it was "likely" a British jihadist was responsible.
"Let me condemn the barbaric and brutal act that has taken place and let's be clear what this act is – it is an act of murder, and murder without any justification," Mr Cameron said.
At the same time, an international manhunt has begun to find the man responsible for the death of Foley, which was filmed and distributed through social media as a "warning" to the US to stop its military involvement in Iraq.
The US recently began a bombing campaign in the north of Iraq to help turn back an advance of Islamic State fighters who had made advances against Kurdish-controlled areas and threatened to massacre religious minorities.
Islamic State fighters have emerged from the forces fighting against embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in that nation's long-running civil war.
As of Wednesday night, British time, MI5, Scotland Yard and the FBI were all labouring to identify the killer.
The Guardian reported that he is believed to be the leader of a group of British-born fighters that had previously held hostages for the Islamic State in Syria.
The militant, who called himself "John", is thought to have come from London and to have functioned as an negotiator in talks between the rebels and Turkey over the fate of 11 hostages earlier this year.
A former hostage of his told The Guardian that the man was a "ringleader" of three British jihadists who were dubbed "The Beatles" by former hostages because of their shared nationality.
"From what we have seen, it looks increasingly likely that it is a British citizen," said Mr Cameron after viewing the video distributed by the group, which has seized control of a swathe of land overlapping Iraq and Syria.
"This is deeply shocking. But we know that far too many British citizens have travelled to Iraq and travelled to Syria to take part in extremism and violence.
"And what we must do is redouble all our efforts to stop people from going."
Mr Cameron said Britain would take away the passports of those thinking about travel and "arrest and prosecute" British-born militants who take part in "extremism and violence".
About 500 British-born jihadists are thought to have left the country to fight with the Islamic State, The Guardian reported.
The murder of the journalist has sparked outrage around the world, including from US President Barack Obama, who lambasted the group's ideology, and the United Nation's Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, who condemned "in the strongest terms the horrific murder" of the journalist.
Mr Ban called it "an abominable crime that underscores the campaign of terror the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) continues to wage against the people of Iraq and Syria".
"The perpetrators of this and other such horrific crimes must be brought to justice," he said in a statement.
On Thursday, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott warned that such beheadings could happen in Western countries.
"As for the apparent truth that the murderer was a British citizen, it just goes to show that while these events are taking place far from our shores, they can have ramifications right around the world," he told reporters in Melbourne.
"It just goes to show that this is not just something that happens elsewhere, it could happen in countries like Australia if we relax our vigilance against terrorism and potential terrorism here on our shores."
The issue of British, or Australian citizens, travelling to fight as Islamic militants will remain a difficult one for governments in coming years, experts say.
"States have very limited capacity to track the movement of their citizens in war zones," said La Trobe University lecturer on international relations Michael O'Keefe.
"[Governments] can try and stop them from going and can punish them on their return as a deterrent. But, the attraction for Australian jihadists is nominally religious and their obligations of citizenship seem secondary considerations."
Dr O'Keefe said that when citizens become travelling Jihadists "they are responding to a different form of identity and loyalty".
"They don't want to be associated with Australia. Therefore the government's capacity to surveil or track them is extremely compromised," he said.
– with The Telegraph, London
Chris is a foreign desk news editor.
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Ibanez nominated for Branch Rickey Award
By Greg Johns and Jacob Thorpe / MLB.com
SEATTLE -- Raul Ibanez has been raking at the plate this season and now the 41-year-old has a chance to rake in some hardware. The Seattle outfielder has been nominated for the Branch Rickey Award, which recognizes a Major League Baseball player, manager, coach or executive for "contributions to the community or their status as a role model."
Ibanez has no shortage of contributions that solidify his status as a community leader. He has co-chaired the Mariners Care Cystic Fibrosis Golf Tournament six times, raising over $1.76 million to combat the illness. He has also served as the spokesperson for the Mariners Refuse to Abuse program, which seeks to curb domestic violence.
Ibanez credits mentors from his early days playing for the Mariners with showing him the importance of giving back and being active in the community.
"Jay [Buhner] used to do the Cystic Fibrosis golf tournament, so when they asked me to do it I was honored and humbled because I knew that Jay did it and Randy [Johnson] had done it," Ibanez said. "I knew that it was a big deal and provided a lot of funding for what's a disease that we're getting closer to a cure for."
Ibanez has also supported local charities such as the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Page Ahead Children's Literacy Program, Boys and Girls Clubs and others.
The Rotary Club of Denver and the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association sponsor the award to benefit Denver Kids, Inc., an organization that provides Denver public school students with mentors.
With all the accolades he's received, Ibanez says that it is his turn to now impart the importance of charity to younger players, as his role models once did to him.
"I like to talk to them about it, but to their credit they ask," Ibanez said. "And they want to listen and they want to talk about it. I learn a lot from them, too."
The honor is named for the late Branch "Mr. Baseball" Dickey, the man who broke the MLB color barrier by signing Jackie Robinson in 1945. Branch also founded the "Knot Hole Gang," which allowed underprivileged children to attend Major League games.
Jamie Moyer won the award while with the Mariners in 2004.
The 2013 Branch A. Dickey Award will be presented in Denver on Nov. 16.
Franklin sits again with sore right knee
SEATTLE -- Nick Franklin was out of the Mariners lineup for the second consecutive night on Friday, nursing a sore right knee. Manager Eric Wedge said that the situation wasn't serious, and that the rookie second baseman could be used in a pinch-hit situation.
"As long as pregame goes OK, he'll be available today," Wedge said. "And we'll hopefully get him back in here in a couple days before the break."
The 22-year old has been a revelation for the Mariners, recording a hit in 26 of 28 starts since getting his big league callup on May 27. Franklin was named to Baseball America's Midseason All-Rookie Team for hitting .275 with six home runs and 10 doubles.
Franklin left Wednesday's game against Boston when he felt soreness in his knee. It was originally bruised on July 5 against Cincinnati.
LaFromboise, Noesi recalled from Triple-A Tacoma
SEATTLE -- Looking to bolster their bullpen after a rough series against the Red Sox, the Mariners recalled relievers Bobby LaFromboise and Hector Noesi from Triple-A Tacoma on Friday.
Erasmo Ramirez, who made his first start for Seattle in Thursday's 8-7 loss, was optioned to Class A Everett and long reliever Blake Beavan was optioned to Tacoma.
With the All-Star break coming next week, Ramirez would have sat for 12 days before making his next scheduled start if he'd stayed as the fifth man in the rotation. This move allows Ramirez to pitch on his normal rest next week, then be recalled in time to make his next start for the Mariners.
"Just keep him going and make sure he'd stay in his routine for the most part," manager Eric Wedge said. "We'll get him back here after the break."
Beavan will be moved back into the starting rotation for Tacoma, which could give the Mariners another option down the road.
Players who are optioned to the Minors must stay down for a minimum of 10 days unless a player goes on the disabled list on the 25-man Major League roster to create an opening.
"We wanted to get him back there and have him start," Wedge said. "Noesi's shown himself to be a bit more durable in the 'pen. We need help today with all the workload of everybody in the last couple days."
LaFromboise and Noesi will be available out of the bullpen for Friday night's series opener against the Angels at Safeco Field. Seattle's relievers pitched 15 1/13 innings over the previous three games against Boston.
LaFromboise, 26, appeared in three games with Seattle earlier this season and allowed two runs in 2 1/3 innings. He was 4-0 with a 3.86 ERA in 29 games with Tacoma.
"It feels a little different," LaFromboise said. "Obviously, being here before I'm not as nervous. I'm still nervous, I wasn't here very long, so I still have to tiptoe around and test the waters a little bit. But I'm glad to be back and hopefully stick around for a little while."
Noesi, 26, will be in his third stint with the Mariners this season. He's gone 0-1 with a 4.74 ERA in 19 innings in seven games and can be used as a long reliever. The right-hander was nonplussed about his return to the big leagues.
"It's exciting, but at the same time, I'm used to it," Noesi said. "Down, up, down, up, a few too many times. It's kind of the same for me."
Beavan, 24, was 0-2 with a 6.13 ERA in 12 games with Seattle. This will be his second time joining Tacoma this season.
Ramirez, 23, gave up six hits and seven runs in 4 1/3 innings in his first Major League start of the season Thursday after missing the first three months of the year with an elbow injury.
Worth noting
• The Mariners have scored 30 runs over the past four games, but have gone 1-3 in that span.
• With 103 hits this season, Kyle Seager is just the 12th player in franchise history to break the century mark before the All-Star break. He is the first Mariner to accomplish the feat since Ichiro Suzuki in 2010.
• Seattle is third in the American League with 103 home runs.
Greg Johns is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @GregJohnsMLB as well as his Mariners Musings blog. Jacob Thorpe is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.