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Blackberry Forensics
Blackberry Forensics is a page dedicated to the forensics world which wishes to acquire data from blackberry devices.
- 1 Warning for BlackBerry Forensics
- 2 Acquiring BlackBerry Backup File (.ipd)* Updated
- 3 Acquiring BlackBerry Backup File (.ipd)
- 4 Opening Blackberry Backup Files (.ipd)*
- 5 Blackberry IPD File Format (.ipd)
- 6 Acquisition with Paraben's Device Seizure
- 7 BlackBerry Simulator
- 8 Blackberry Protocol
- 9 References
Warning for BlackBerry Forensics
BlackBerry devices come with password protection. The owner has the capability to protect all data on the phone with a password. The user may also specify the amount of attempts for entering the password before wiping all data from the device.
If you exceed your password attempts limit (defaults to 10, but you can set it as low as 3), you will be prompted one last time to type the word BlackBerry.
The device will then wipe. It will be reset to the factory out-of-the-box condition (default folder structure), and the password reset. You will lose everything in the device memory, with no possibility of recovery. It will not reformat the microSD card, since that's not part of the factory configuration. The phone will still be usable, and the operating system will be unchanged. So this technique cannot be used to roll back from an OS upgrade problem.
Obviously this is a serious problem if you need to perform forensics on the device. The best work around is to work with the owner of the device and hopefully get them to disclose the password.
Acquiring BlackBerry Backup File (.ipd)* Updated
* Version 4.6 was used in this example
Download and install Blackberry Desktop Manager.
Use the following link to select and download the install file that fits your system or version.
Once Desktop Manager is installed:
1. Open Blackberry's Desktop Manager.
2. Click "Options" then "Connection Settings"
4. If the Desktop Manager hasn't already done so, select "USB-PIN: Device #" for connection type. Your device # may not be the same as the image below.
5. Click "OK" to return to the main menu.
6. Click "Backup and Restore".
7. Click the "Back up" button for a full backup of the device or use the Advanced section for specific data.
8. Select your destination and save the ".ipd" file.
Acquiring BlackBerry Backup File (.ipd)
1. Open Blackberry's Desktop Manager
2. Click "Options" then "Connection Options"
4. Select "USB-PIN: 2016CC12" for connection
5. Click "Detect", then it should show a dialog box saying it found the device
6. Click "OK" to return to the main menu
7. Double click "Backup and Restore"
8. Click "Backup"
9. Save the .ipd file
Opening Blackberry Backup Files (.ipd)*
* Trial Version 6.7 was used in this example
1. Purchase Amber BlackBerry Converter ($19.95/user or $59.95/unlimited) or Download the Trial Version from http://www.processtext.com/abcblackberry.html
2. Use File | Open and point the program to the BlackBerry backup file (.ipd).
3. Navigate to the appropriate content by using the navigation icons on the left and/or top.
click for enlarged version
Advanced Export Options
You may also export each subsection of acquired data to different file types such as pdf, txt, and html, etc.
1. Select the appropriate content from the navigation items on the left.
2. Either select an individual row or click "Select All" to export all rows.
3. Click "Fields to export" button
4. Select all the criteria for that subsection in which you wish to export and click "OK"
5. Select your output type from the bottom list of selections and click "Save As..."
Blackberry IPD File Format (.ipd)
For a more advanced and in depth look at the file format of (.ipd) backup files visit the following site.
Acquisition with Paraben's Device Seizure
As an alternative to acquiring the Blackberry through Amber Blackberry Converter, Paraben's Device Seizure is a simple and effective method to acquire the data. The only drawback, is that this method takes significantly more time to acquire than using Amber Blackberry Converter.
1. Create a new case in Device Seizure with File | New.
2. Give the case a name and fill in any desired information about the case on the next two screens. Nothing is actually required to be entered. The third screen is a summary of the data entered. If all data is correct click Next and then Finish.
3. You are now ready to acquire the phone. Go to Tools | Data Acquisition.
4. You are prompted for the supported manufacturer. Select RIM Blackbery (Physical).
5. Leave supported models at the default selection of autodetect.
6. Connection type should be set to USB.
7. For data type selection select Logical Image (Databases).
8. Confirm your selections on the summary page and click Next to start the acquisition.
BlackBerry Simulator
This is a step by step guide to downloading and using a BlackBerry simulator. For this example I downloaded version 4.0.2 in order to simulate the 9230 series.
1. Select a simulator to download from the drop-down list on the [1]BlackBerry website. Click Next.
2. Look through the list and download BlackBerry Handheld Simulator v188.8.131.52.
3. Enter your proper user credentials and click Next to continue.
4. On the next page, reply accordingly to the eligibility prompt and click Next to continue.*
5. Agree or disagree to the SDK agreement and click Submit to continue.*
6. The next page will provide you with a link to download the .ZIP file containing the wanted simulator.
- - If you disagree at any of these points you will not be able to continue to the download.
7. Extract the files to a folder that can easily be accessed (I used the desktop).
8. In that folder, find the xxxx.bat file (where xxxx is the model number of the device that is being simulated). The simulator should now open an image that resembles the phone.
9. In the BlackBerry 7230 Simulator window, select Simulate | USB Cable Connected. Refer to Figure BS-1 for further reference.
Figure BS-1
10. Open BlackBerry Desktop Manager. If there are no Outlook profiles created there will be a prompt on how to create one. Click OK to continue. If the BlackBerry xxxx Simulator has properly connected to the BlackBerry Desktop Manager, Connected should be displayed at the bottom of the BlackBerry Desktop Manager window. Refer to Figure BS-2 for further reference.
Figure BS-2
11. Double click Backup and Restore | select Restore.... Refer to Figure BS-2 for further reference.
12. Navigate to the directory where an .ipd file that has been previously backed up is stored and select Open to load that file to the Simulator. See the Acquiring BlackBerry Backup File section above on information on how to backup a physical BlackBerry.
Blackberry Protocol
Here is a useful link to the Blackberry Protocol as documented by Phil Schwan, Mike Shaver, and Ian Goldberg. The article goes into great description of packet sniffing and the protocol as it relates to data transfer across a USB port.

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Vous et un idiot Misiour Sarkozy.
French president Nicolas Sarkozy, whose country has the G8 presidency this year, called for greater regulation of the internet today. Speaking at the e-G8 Forum in Paris, Sarkozy said more rules to police the net were needed to, among other things, help protect copyright law and prevent children from seeing harmful material …
En effet, c'est un idiot.
French politicians have a very annoying habit of thinking of themselves as elected kings. DSK is a good example : He is well known for years for his inacceptable behavior, but as long as he was in France, it was easy to bury the scandals.
Seems like it's getting time to use the good ol' solution : Off with their heads!
""Nobody should forget that these governments are the only legitimate representatives of the will of the people in our democracies. To forget this is to risk democratic chaos and hence anarchy."
Very typical view from the French political class.
How about the stuff people do as representing their will?
The new WorldWide® "kitchen" regulations come into force today to prevent children from hurting themselves on sharp objects. All sharp objects (including scissors) must now be kept in a kitchen or workshop and all kitchens and workshops must be registered with worldwide authorities. Registered kitchens and workshops must be available for instant surprise inspections to ensure that children cannot access sharp objects.
Arguments are still ongoing about the new "media room" regulations. Some countries disagree about what percentage of time a police officer must be in all registered media rooms to guard against copyright 'theft'. The US wants 100% police presence 24 hours a day. Also some countries are unhappy that all rooms containing a music / video player or PC have to be registered as a media room, leading to issues where some dwellings may need a team of 5 or more police officers to guard them.
How about this law "If it is illegal in the real world, then it is illegal on the internet" ?
Sarkozy ≡ Fuckwit
According to Electoral Reform Society estimates (there are no direct results, because the votes were not cast in the appropriate way), comparing First Past the Post, Alternative Vote, Alternative Vote+ and Single Transferable Vote, we get the following:
FPTP: Cons 306, Lab 258, LibDem 56, Others 28
AV: Cons 281, Lab 262, LibDem 79, Others 28
AV+: Cons 275, Lab 234, LibDem 110, Others 31
STV: Cons 246, Lab 207, LibDem 162, Others 35
Hmmm. Obviously with all of these alternatives, there is no better split. We still have to have a coalition, and one where *any* two of the three mayor parties would have a majority. <sarcasm>Sooooo much better. </sarcasm>
And with full PR (figure from the BBC), it would have been Cons 36%, Lab 29%, LibDem 23%, Other 12%, which is no better.
I prefer to know that the government was formed by the party with the biggest share of everybody who bothered to vote, at least in a system where a single party normally gets to form the government.
And I don't think that having a system where in in order to get a vote on what biscuits are served at the tea break, you have to engage in horse-trading with parties whom you may radically disagree with like much of Europe has is really that much better, and tends to lead to weak compromise government.
Of course, we could have a full referendum for everything, televised and using modern IT for instant voting, but I doubt that many people could stomach sitting down and listening to the boring and mundane arguments that form most debates in parliament even if they understood them (try watching the BBC Parliament channel for an evening, and that is the interesting selected highlights!)
Just face it. There is no perfect system, and any system will lead to some people being upset some of the time. Significant numbers of people are *always* in a minority in any democratic system.
Anyway, it's all a moot point. Regulating the Internet is like holding liquid mercury in your hand. It's almost impossible.
My views presented here are deliberately contentious, to try to get people to think. I am a little undecided about what is the voting system with fewest drawbacks, but I am reasonably certain that it is not FPTP or AV.
I agree about the post about mathematics (and other) teaching. I am not disputing that governments take a big part of everybody's earnings (although you 50% is an average, many people at the lowest end of the earnings spectrum only end up paying VAT - unless you are including employers NIC, which is an expense to the business of employing people, not really a tax on the income unless you look at it with a real pedantic eye). I used to run my own company with it's own payroll, so I can see all of these aspect of tax.
But unless you go to a full PR system with national candidate lists, which breaks local accountability (something I value strongly), then there will always be some quantization errors in the representation of the people. This is true with AV, STV and MMP. And when considered with current party preferences, will nearly always end up with minority governments.
I know that some successful countries actually work with governments that are in a minority, but for every one that does, I could probably point to at least one where historically they haven't always. In a minority government, charismatic leaders are the key, and in the cynical political atmosphere in the UK, I don't believe that we trust any individual enough, especially after Tony Blair and Margaret Thatcher.
Another point I want to make is that people don't actually want democracy. What they want is what they personally believe is right. Whenever such people do not get their way, many of them are prepared to blame the system, rather than accept that they are out of step with the 'will of the people'. And with a complex voting system, the least well educated and those that don't-give-a-damn-about-how-it-works will always feel this as long as they don't understand the process.
I was also pointing out that whilst the share of seats in the UK does not often track the percentage of the vote (and this has always been a sore point to Liberal Democrats and before them the Liberal Party in the UK - I've been politically aware for that long), it does not actually matter that much to the over-all policies. Bills are presented, mostly (though not exclusively) by the incumbent party, debated, amended and eventually have to achieve a majority of a vote to become a policy or law. Be more afraid of secondary legislation that only has to be voted on by a select committee rather than poor representation in the House of Commons. This is truly unrepresentative.
I accept that between elections, there is little that can be done by constituents to 'sack' their member of parliament, but votes in the House of Commons are by majority, so any minority government has to convince other parties, one way or another, to support them. I would be happy seeing fee votes more often, allowing MPs to vote according to their conscience and constituency wishes rather than along party lines, but sometimes it is necessary to enforce the party lines. So I assert that a party with only 36% of the vote imposing their policies is actually not significantly different from voting alliances seen in most countries with some form of PR without overall majority governments, although I accept that it is the the incumbent party that get to present the most bills.
I would also point out that if you really want an accountable government, you really ought to make it compulsory for all eligible voters to do so, because even 51% of 65% is less that 38%, only slightly more than the number who didn't vote! Is this truly representative? Or do you contend that people who don't vote don't deserve to be represented?
Anyway, beside electoral systems, somebody ought to take the "how-it-works" bat to Sarcozy, to beat some real knowledge into him.
Well bugger all actually...
Please note that Governments - large, small, local, regional, national and international - take over 50p in every pound received in pay packets or benefit cheques and spend it. This 'take' comes in the form of taxes, fines and charges. Some of this may well be approved of, much of it probably wont - even if known about or recognised as 'Government spending'.
I'd like the government that takes and squanders - or spends, your choice - to be as representative as possible and make informed decisions to the betterment of society in general and me in particular. It will not always be possible and will be nigh on impossible when the politicians are even more in thrawl to vested interests and civil servants than they have been since the middle ages.
Pronouncements these days by almost any politician in high office are not made with the intention of benefiting the populace. Sarkosy and his ilk have in mind a scheme to further up the payroll vote or placate one or other conglomerate, union or NGO pressure group. They have to, they need to be elected.
Until "the great and the good" start to demonstrate a lot more of "the good" and a lot less of "the great" then they can all *** off because they are not governing with the consent of the people they are governing with the consent of a small proportion of the electorate and that is an altogether different thing.
oh, sorry, you already have.
What a bastard - how on earth did Bruni end up marrying that de-shelled snail? (Not that she is that much better).
If they wish to drive internet democracy undergorund then they are doing exactly what needs to be done; these petty-minded, short-sighted bureaucrats are doing more harm to their own causes than good - long may they not live.
I would say that the people are the legitimate representatives of the will of the people.
Most modern Western-style democracies and republics are based on "Rule By Consent of The People" (At least, in theory... In practice, maybe not so much.)
However, it would be (from a practicality standpoint) very, very difficult to regulate the Internet into submission.
Technology evolves too quickly for legislation to stay abreast; even the Great Firewall of China is riddled with easily exploitable holes, the 09F9 AACS encryption key controversy demonstrated the futility of battling the Streisand Effect, the "CTB Super-Injunctions" have been effectively nullified by Twitterers @large, and WikiLeaks is still in operation, despite attempts to limit its operations through various means. In short: "Can't stop the signal, Mal..."
The best way to "regulate" the Internet is to educate people, starting with Primary education, on how to use it responsibly and safely, show them how to protect their privacy and personal information while using online services, and demonstrate the dangers of carelessness.
The two leading proponents of internet regulation just happen to be experiencing some local difficulty with their re-election prospects caused in part by their deregulation of the greediest section of society. Naturally, their response to this impending disaster is to impose full-on regulation of the one medium that allows the bien-pensants to freely express their contempt for politicians and other self-serving 'saviours of the nation'.
On the one hand we have a French dwarf with primped up hair, high-heels and a trophy wife to enhance his stature, while on the other hand we have a corpulent Italian whore-master who is currently being investigated for alleged corruption, Mafia collusion, police bribery and tax fraud.
And it is grotesques like these who think they are entitled to regulate the internet?
In your dreams, sweethearts.
Anarchy is actually one of the things I like most about the internet (who would have guessed). Anarchy doesn't have to mean bad.
People are talking and sharing and changing more. It's not an over night revolution, but it is putting more of a voice and a distribution network into the hands of the average person. Rather than spending money on control and pacifying and locking things down we should be putting that money into getting more of the world to connect and ... I don't know ... talk to each other?
Nearly every single political sound bite about the internet that I've heard over the last decade seems to live in the shadow of "I don't quite get it, but it scares me".
the travel booking system, is based in France; the French national research lab, INRIA, regularly produces ground-breaking work; however it is fair to say that the French grasp of the internet is 'different'
Bringing me to the main bone of contention; that many people feel that we need to stop internet fraud somehow; not, it must be said, the way the Sarkozys of this world would stop it, although as I say, somehow.
The will of the people is not always the will of the government. As demonstrated by the unfulfilled will of the French people in recent opinion polls. I.e. that Sarkozy should flush himself down the nearest latrine and get out of their lives.
If he really, really, wanted to know the 'will of the people' it would not be that hard to discover it.
Set up a website with one question on the poll 'Are you in favour of a French-led initiative to regulate the internet? Yes/No'
'Without fair dealing, what are governments but huge robberies?' (Tacitus, Roman historian 1st century AD.)
> "Nobody should forget that these governments are the only legitimate representatives of the will of the people in our democracies."
Baudrillard could not have put it better - but only in the hyperreal.
All too palpably for those being subjected to state terror in the name of "democracy".
I'm scared of a changing world... were Governments play a less significant role... because people might discover that communication has unified humanity and Nationalism is more destructive than helpful.
Regulation keeps us in power and the people of the world, powerless and controlled.
Of course it really is more complicated than that reduction... but jerks like this just make me mad at their ignorance. Perhaps they aren't ignorant.
Have you noticed the most regulated internet from the government are also the most restricted populations. Let Freedom be Freedom.
well, Thomas Jefferson was also called an anarchist and things didn't turn out so bad
"Of liberty I would say that, in the whole plenitude of its extent, it is unobstructed action according to our will. But rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add 'within the limits of the law,' because law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the right of an individual."
"The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain occasions that I wish it to be always kept alive. It will often be exercised when wrong, but better so than not to be exercised at all."
"The tree of liberty must from time to time be refreshed with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure."


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New Zealand is out as the World Cup produces some crazy twists.
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Some wacky stuff is going on at the World Cup in South Africa.
First, the French are sent packing - in coach class no less - with a mere point to show for its three matches against South Africa, Mexico, and Uruguay. Then, the Americans not only advance to the knockout round but they win their group because they scored more goals than England.
On Thursday, things got even crazier. Italy, which beat France on penalty kicks in the 2006 final, lost to Slovakia, 3-2. Three goals? The vaunted Azzurri defense gave up three goals to Slovakia? In 2006, the Italians gave up two goals in seven matches, one apiece to the United States and France.
So, what exactly happened to Italy's defense? Actually it was pretty good, giving up just six shots on frame in three games.
The goalkeeping? That's another story. With regular goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon suffering from back problems, backup Federico Marchetti could muster just one save in three contests and thus, Azzurri goes home.
It seems like only yesterday that Zinedine Zidane's head butt sent Marco Materazzi flying in the 2006 final.
Thursday also marked the end of former UCSB star Tony Lochhead's run in the World Cup. Lochhead, who was an All-American defender for a Gaucho team that played for the 2004 NCAA Championship, started every match for his native New Zealand.
On Thursday, the All Whites (although they strangely wore all black Thursday) battled Paraguay, the winners of the Group F, to a scoreless draw. New Zealand finished the tournament - its second ever - with three ties.
As for Lochhead? He has to have enjoyed his experiences on the fields and golf courses of Santa Barbara.
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LOS ANGELES - Oscar De La Hoya spoke passionately of the need for urban revitalization at the UCLA Anderson Richard S. Ziman Center for Real Estate's annual conference, held Thursday, April 28 at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. "Quality of life starts with the neighborhoods," De La Hoya said. "Safe streets, clean streets where kids can play are universal aspirations. The opportunity is there to revitalize the Latino community." Known primarily as boxer who earned championships in six different weight classes and for his Olympic gold medal, De La Hoya is also a businessman and president of Golden Boy Enterprises.
The opportunity existing in the Latino community for real estate developers was laid out in another of the conferences presentations called "The Latino Market – An Overview." Prof. David E. Hayes-Bautista, director of the UCLA Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture" and author of El Nuevo California – The Latino in the Golden State, presented detailed demographic evidence that not only is the Latino population growing at rates that exceed other ethnic groups in California and in Los Angeles, but that the detailed demographics show a remarkable similarity to the post-World War II Non-Hispanic White population of the 1950s.
Mixed-Use: New Opportunities in the Urban Environment
In a series of panels and breakout sessions, the rest of the conference focused on the growing trend of mixed-use real estate development. Mixed-use real estate, which combines retail and residential development, is commonplace in many American and international cities, but less common in Southern California. But the practice is starting to become part of the local discourse, as both government and developers seek to manage growth and revitalize dormant neighborhoods.
One such project currently in negotiations is located on and around Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles. The area was the subject of the 2004 National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) sponsored Real Estate Challenge, won by UCLA Anderson students over students from USC's Marshall School. At this year's Ziman Conference, Laurie Smith ('05), one of the students on that team, presented her winning concept on a panel that also included William Witte, president of The Related Companies of California. Witte's firm is currently working with the Grand Avenue Authority to develop the Grand Avenue site.
After listening to Smith's presentation, Witte offered his endorsement of the UCLA Anderson plans and noted the striking similarities between the actual plans his company has created and the theoretical design of Smith and her team. "They captured the essence of how we approached the project," Witte said. "The development of the area is not just a series of buildings. That approach will repeat the failures of the past. Only a comprehensive approach leads to success." Both the actual and theoretical designs featured mixed-use buildings with condominiums, apartments, hotels and retail space. Both made use of existing open spaces for parks and pathways, both recognized the need for entertainment destinations (concert halls and movie theaters) to attract non-residential users of the area, and in more than just a coincidence, both even saw the need for an "iconic tower" that would come to symbolize the area.
About The Richard S. Ziman Center for Real Estate
Since its inception in 1999, the primary objective of the Richard S. Ziman Center for Real Estate at UCLA Anderson School of Management has been to provide the real estate community with leading economic and demographic research, including an annual multi-family housing forecast that provides a quantitative and qualitative overview of the Los Angeles apartment market. Conferences held by the Ziman Center bridge the divide between research and practice, providing participants with strategies and information on which to base critical policy and business decisions.
About UCLA Anderson School of Management
UCLA Anderson School of Management is perennially ranked among the top-tier business schools in the world. Award-winning faculty renowned for their research and teaching, highly selective admissions, successful alumni and world-class facilities combine to provide an extraordinary learning environment. UCLA Anderson constituents are part of a culture that values individual vision, intellectual discipline and a sense of teamwork and collegiality.
Established in 1935, UCLA Anderson School of Management provides management education to more than 1,400 students enrolled in MBA and doctoral programs, and some 2,000 executives and managers enrolled annually in executive education programs. Recognizing that the school offers unparalleled expertise in management education, the world's business community turns to UCLA Anderson School of Management as a center of influence for the ideas, innovations, strategies and talent that will shape the future.


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In New York right now, it is 53°, overcast and drizzly. But in Miami Beach, the high is 85°, and Coco Austin (along with husband Ice-T) is soaking up the rays with a sunny attitude!
"It's hot!"
"I mean I'm hot! Better Twitpic this. I could wear a bikini every day!"
"Hey, Ice! Wanna go in the water?"
"Fine. I'll go by myself."
"La la la…"
"Whoops! Nearly lost my suit! What little there is of it…"
"Honey, you should really go in the water… You don't know what you're missing!"
"…I just feel like everyone's looking at me."
[Miami Beach, October 4. Images via INFDaily.]


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Friday, October 28, 2011 - Jan and Martin, Screentest
Martin Rusek is a great looking newcomer, who quickly told us he was up for trying guy-guy stuff, so we set him up with the lovely Jan Pribyla, for a screentest. After a brief interview the guys get right to it, with some very nice kissing. Jan makes the first move with his hand in Martin's crotch, and then works on his nipples some too. He works his way down Martin's body, and opens his jeans. Then Jan pulls Martin's cock out of the those jeans, and it is already quite hard. Jan wanks on that cock as Martin kisses his nipples before Jan removes Martin's jeans, with that cock throbbing and ready for action. Jan sucks on Martin's big hard cock, taking it deep in his mouth. Jan, for his part, slides his hand into Jan's jeans, for a feel of cock too. Jan is enjoying that cock, sucking it and licking up and down the thick shaft and licking on the balls. We change position and Jan is naked, with Martin working on his cock. Jan has a lovely cock and Martin licks it and then sucks on the head before sliding his mouth over the shaft too. He works gently on Jan's cock and soon Jan wants more and throws Martin on his back, climbs over him and shoves his cock back into Martin's mouth and starts to fuck his face. Martin's mouth takes the cock very well indeed, and he wanks himself as he does it. Next Jan gets on his knees so that Martin can rim his hole. As he licks at that hole he slides first one and then two fingers deep inside, with Jan moaning as he feels his hole being invaded. Martin knows what he wants now and slides his cock deep inside Jan's ass and starts to fuck him hard and fast. He grabs Jan's hair for leverage as he fucks his tight hole. Jan, though, also wants some ass and they change positions so that Jan can fuck Martin, pumping his dick into that hole really well. A change of position to missionary, see Jan really fucking Martin hard, and Martin is feeling it, moaning with each thrust of that big dick deep into his ass. Martin loves it and is wanking as he is fucked, soon he shoots his load while Jan's dick is deep inside him. Jan is fucking fast and is soon ready to blow his own load. He moves up to Martin's face and shoots his cum into Martin's mouth. Martin takes hold of Jan's cock and sucks it dry. Then Martin gets up so that they can kiss to finish the scene in very nice style. What a great screentest, Martin was superb, as was Jan who we can always rely on to perform very well.
Gregor Bortel is from Prague and is aged 20. He is a student who enjoys playing softball. Gregor starts his video in the woods, in just his shorts. He needs to pee, so pulls his cock out and lets a nice healthy stream go. He gingerly climbs down the riverbank and finds somewhere to sit, giving us a big smile as he does so. Once settled Gregor does his interview. Then, leaning back in the grass and foliage, Gregor slips a hand in his shorts to play with his cock, which he then pulls out, for easier access. He wanks his cock until it gets nice and stiff, standing proud. We get a very nice hands-free view of that cock as it points skywards. Then Gregor takes hold of it again and wanks it some more. Gregor then climbs down the riverbank and into the water, where he removes his shorts. He stands in the water, legs apart wanking his big cock. Having given us a lovely show of wanking Gregor turns around and bends over, looking back at the camera, to give us a look at his ass, with his hand rubbing it. Then both hands spread his cheeks so we can clearly see his hole. Then Gregor turns around and drops to his knees in the water and wanks that hard cock to a very nice cum shot to bring his video to a very nice end.
Jindra Kutra is aged 21 and lives in Teplice. He is a student of bricklaying and likes sports, fitness and swimming. Jindra is a great looking guy with really beautiful dark eyes. In this stills shoots, shot against a white background, Jindra looks spectacular with his wonderful musculature really standing out. He adopts some wonderful poses with his nice sized cock standing to attention very well indeed. He also spreads his ass cheeks very well indeed, showing us his pucker hole, which looks as though it is in need of some serious action. I do hope we can persuade him to go further for us.


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Feasts fit for the frugal foodie at Pasta Vita
When people say "it's either feast or famine," they don't tend to mean it literally - unless, of course, it's me using the old adage to describe the state of my house's larder.
With just two of us in the house, my husband and I are pretty great at eating ourselves down to breadcrumbs and ketchup and then going on a giant shopping trip, ideally to Trader Joe's.
Of course, we also tend to hate going on the giant shopping trip, and we don't live terribly close to a Trader Joe's, so sometimes it's all about expediency. Indeed, there was much rejoicing at the homestead when I recently rescued us from impending starvation with a huge haul from Pasta Vita in Old Saybrook. (Ironically, we discovered a pack of PV's frozen ravioli after we'd eaten ourselves silly.) I'd stocked us up in about three days of (shared) meals and fulfilled my duties for a potluck party by selecting a dozen frozen hors d'oeuvres - raspberry brie tartlets - from Pasta Vita's impressive selection.
I realize I can't say something intriguing like "raspberry brie tartlets" and leave foodies hanging, so we'll start there. When you take small pastry shells and fill them with brie, carmelized onion, raspberry puree and bacon, the result is a wonderful tangy, savory, and smooth sensation. The pastry adds delightful texture, and the onion lends a pleasant pungent edge to the mixture within. Let's just say the tartlets were a huge hit at the party.
Now, earlier, when I said I'd stocked "us" up in three days of meals, I have to confess one of them was so spectacular, it didn't live long enough to become leftovers for my husband and became a day-long meal for one. I'd picked up the Summer Pasta Verde, thinking I'd have a bit for lunch at work and save the rest for my fellow taster. While yes, I did have a bit for lunch, it was so delicious, I insisted my colleague should try it to ensure I wasn't overreacting to the absolute perfection of the dish. She concurred.
Summer Pasta Verde is thin, cold spaghetti mixed with plum tomatoes, spinach, garlic, basil, olive oil, lemon and Pecorino Romano. The lemon is the secret killer ingredient, in that it turns up the volume on all the herbs and offers an overall brightness to such a pungent mix. The spaghetti ensures lots of cheese, herbs, and spinach entangled in each wonderful, wonderful bite. The spinach adds a great dull crunch and, with the lemon juice, keeps the salad from becoming a (delicious) garlic bomb (not that there's anything wrong with that, but not everyone loves to be greeted with another person's garlic after-glow).
I noshed on the salad all day, prolonging my flavorful fiesta.
I redeemed myself with the husband by sharing the rest of the Pasta Vita haul with him. It was particularly wise to have started with the Tuscan Beef Stew with Coconut Rice Pudding for dessert - both of which earned raves (and I have limited use for shaved coconut).
The beef stew rudiments - potatoes, carrots, tender beef, celery and peas - come in a more broth-y base, rather than a thicker traditional stew - likely due to the wise choice of red wine as a main ingredient. The nuances of the wine add depth to an otherwise simple dish that would be ruined by too much salt. The wine gets it done, with a nice boost from the flavorful beef. This is hands down the best beef stew I've ever eaten (please don't tell my mother) and could likely cure just about anything that ails a (non-vegetarian) person.
As for the Coconut Rice Pudding, the first mark in its favor was its absence of raisins. Second, it was milkier than other rice puddings I've sampled, and the resulting silkiness was a pleasant change. But the subtle sweetness of coconut milk adds a grownup richness to this common comfort food and makes for a very nice end to a hearty meal. Not too heavy, not too sweet-shaved coconut on top forgiven.
Between meals and chores, we noshed on Pasta Vita's mango salsa. Mango salsa is one of my favorite things to eat, and PV's version will return to my household again - possibly due to the PV's intriguing addition of vegetable broth, which I've never encountered in a mango salsa but which likely prevented the salsa from being too sweet and tangy and would seemingly set it up as a great topping for meat dishes.
After such success with the salsa (served with Trader Joe's organic corn chips; read: organic Fritos, pretty much), we were a little disappointed with the last meal in the fridge: Coconut Chicken with Fresh Mango Salsa. Sounds fabulous, right? While this dish wasn't at all bad, it also wasn't at all impressive like the others. The coconut-crusted chicken fell pretty flat flavor-wise, and the salsa lost a lot of flavor in the reheating (the package calls for 30 to 40 minutes in the oven on 350). Somehow the greens (spinach, I think) upon which the chicken sat fared well in the reheating, but it wasn't enough to make this a wow-worthy meal.
Still, three days of great eats for well south of $100? Made with fresh whole foods from an independent small business? All of that easily makes up for any disappointments.
Pasta Vita
225 Elm St., Old Saybrook
(860) 395-1452
Cuisine: Gourmet food to go, heavily stocked in Italian fare. Check the website for weekly specials.
Atmosphere: Busy, wellstocked, mini-marketplace and kitchen.
Prices: Moderate. Dinners
average around $9.95, with smaller items like mango salsa ringing in at $6.95. Frozen hors d'oeuvres average around $15.
Service: Quick ring-outs,
cheery staff.
Credit Cards: All major.
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Saturday 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Handicapped access: No stairs on the way in, and the door is wide. If the shop is busy, navigating
could prove a little tricky. Still, ample space if fellow customers are polite.
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Outdoor Idaho "The People's Land" OUTDOOR IDAHO takes the pulse of the People's Land, the 64 percent of Idaho that is managed by the federal government. People speak out about today's management of public lands. They ride, hike, boat, camp, hunt and fish on public acreage, or they seek to harvest resources from the lands - and they are finding ways to work together for the sake of the land.G
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Dialogue "Refugee Advocate Rose Mapendo" Host Marcia Franklin talks with former Congolese refugee Rose Mapendo about her life and her work advocating on behalf of refugees.G
4:00 am
Sesame Street "Goodbye Pacifier" Curly Bear is unsure about giving up her binky, so Elmo tries to help. He remembers when he had a binky and how hard it was for him to say goodbye to it too. The first thing he tried was putting all his binkies in a box for Leela to give to her sister's new baby, but he missed his binkies so much that he searched around his room and found another one. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel's New Friend/Same and Different" Daniel's New Friend: Daniel and Miss Elaina meet Prince Wednesday's cousin Chrissie during a playdate at the castle. As they play "knights," they discover that, although Chrissie needs some help walking, they are the same in many ways. Same and Different: While Daniel is playing dress up with his friends at school, he feels different when he realizes that not everyone has a tail like him. D
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Martha Speaks "Monkeyshines Martha/Dog Daze" Monkeyshines Martha - Helen's hefty schoolwork load leaves her with little time left to spend with Martha. At loose ends, Martha finds a friend in Professor Monkey, whose wacky inventions propel Martha into a world of new adventures. Vocabulary: (E) relie(f)(ve), genius, unwind, cherish, pressure. D
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NOVA "Inside The Megastorm" NOVA presents a moment-by-moment guide through Hurricane Sandy, its impact and the future of storm protection. Through first-person accounts from survivors and from experts and scientists, the program gives scientific context to a new breed of storm.G
7:00 am
Rick Steves' Europe "Galicia and the Camino De Santiago" Rick follows a centuries-old pilgrim trail, from the French border to Santiago de Compostela in Spain's northwest corner. He stops in Pamplona for the running of the bulls and dives into the unique Celtic culture of Galicia where Riverdance meets flamenco.G
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Rudy Maxa's World "Mendoza, Argentina" Rudy visits the heart of Argentine wine country nestled in a valley beneath the snow-capped Andes.G
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The Desert Speaks "Kickin' West On Route 66" Join host David Yetman and his travel companion, ecologist Yar Petryszyn, as they travel along the historic Route 66 through some of the finest deserts in the United States. Beginning near the border of Texas and New Mexico, they cruise by convertible along the road that allowed thousands of Americans to make the journey to California. The Desert Speaks also takes the time to stop at some of the memorable locales along the way. D
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Ciao Italia "Snacks/Le Merende" In the mood for meaningful marvelous mouthfuls? Mary Ann satisfies your starving snack center with a plateful of crunchy Biscotti di Parmigiano Reggiano. And if you're still not full, a thick slice of a Panini Napoletani is guaranteed to satisfy your senses and let you leave the table happy. D
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Taste of History "Birds of America - John James Audubon" Join Chef Walter as he tours artist/illustrator John James Audubon's farm and bird sanctuary near Valley Forge. Originally from France, Audubon toured his vast new country, capturing and drawing in vivid detail the amazing array of bird life he encountered along the Mississippi. Chef Walter prepares a very unusual poultry recipe, Stuffed Cock's Comb. D
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Simply Ming "On The Road In Chattanooga" On this Southern-inspired episode of Simply Ming, Chef Ming Tsai takes us to Chattanooga, Tennessee to learn some of the region's culinary secrets. An up and coming culinary hotspot, Chattanooga has a lot to offer the adventuresome palate. Ming and his local guest chef will explore the local markets and come up with two dishes that are sure to make your mouth water. D
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The Jazzy Vegetarian "30-Minute Vegetarian" Host Laura Theodore prepares a quick, "good-for-you meal," in under 30-minutes. The menu features tangy "Pasta with Broccoli and Sun Dried Tomatoes," "Warm Bakery Bread with Herbed Dipping Oil," and "Avocado Cashew Salad." Laura even includes a refreshing dessert; "Frozen Banana Creamy with Cocoa Dust. D
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Chef's Life "Sweet Corn & Expensive Tea" Chef Vivian and her husband, Ben, leave New York to open a restaurant in her small North Carolina hometown. Vivian revisits the Southern tradition of "putting up" corn and shares her method for making smoked corn relish. As the episode concludes, a devastating setback threatens their new life. D
11:00 am
Austin City Limits "Jack White" White Stripes leader Jack White performs in support of his solo LP Blunderbuss.G
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "Still Life with Cookie" Cookie Monster learns how to control himself from eating his own paintings. Educational Objective: Self-Regulation, Art. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Dinosaur Train Submarine: Otto Opthalmosaurus/King Meets Crystal" When the Pteranodon family takes the Dinosaur Train under the sea to visit their friend Elmer Elasmosaurus, they learn that the Elasmosaurus family is going away from the station to follow their food, the fish. Buddy wants to follow, but the train tunnel doesn't go that way - so the Conductor decides to take the family in a brand-new invention, the Dinosaur Train Submarine! On their journey, they meet a marine reptile called Otto Opthalmosaurus, who guides the submarine deeper than it's ever been, and even helps them find their way out of a sea cave. During a day at Troodon Town Music Festival, the Pteranodon family and King Cryolophosaurus hear a wonderful singer named Crystal Cryolophosaurus. D
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Super Why! "Pinocchio" Whyatt told a lie and he feels really guilty! The Super Readers visit Pinocchio, a boy who also fibbed and whose NOSE is growing, right before his eyes! Pinocchio needs the literacy-powered assistance of the Super Readers to face up to Gepetto.nose and all. And Whyatt finds out how important it is to tell the truth. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Chasing Rainbows/Follow The Prints" The kids are painting a picture of a rainbow but can't remember all the colors to use. Luckily for them, Cat takes them to Color-ga-lore to meet King Kaleidoscope, an expert on rainbows! Nick and Sally are enjoying a backyard picnic when they discover their last strawberry has gone missing! Who could have taken it? Cat's friend Cluey Looey can help them!G
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Wild Kratts "Neck and Neck" As Chris and Martin search for the answer to why giraffes have long necks, a mischievous giraffe begins secretly taking Creature Power Suit parts and supplies from the Tortuga. D
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Sara's Weeknight Meals "One Pot Asian Meals with Ming Tsai" Sara's old friend Ming Tsai shares his favorite one-pot meals with an Asian twist. His Lemongrass-Coconut Chicken Soup is a perfect showcase for a tutorial on cooking with lemongrass. Black Bean Scallops and Zucchini is cooked in a wok and delicious with Ming's signature 50-50 rice. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Berlin: Resilient, Reunited, and Reborn" Rick climbs the Reichstag's new glass dome, visits a modern-day caberet and tastes chocolate in the eastern sector.G
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Song of the Mountains Robby Spencer; Tennessee Mafia Jug Band. D
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My Hero "Fear & Clothing" George becomes a nervous wreck around Friday 13th and Arnie worries that Thermoman's days may be numbered.G
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Last of the Summer Wine "The Glory Hole" Compo and Clegg cannot understand Foggy's love for a simple hole in the ground, which to him is a solid reminder of the war.G
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As Time Goes By "Getting to Know You - Again" Lionel and Jean have made vague promises to keep in touch but there is some doubt as to whether either will do so.G
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The Cafe "Connection Failure" The circus is in town. The Internet is down. Phil is due momentarily to start photographing The Cafe. Kieran feels the clowns are stealing his thunder. Sarah is still coming to terms with Richard and Ava's wedding. Clara is in a flap and Stan cannot find the right moment to talk to her alone.G
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The Red Green Show "Possum Lodge Radio" CB radios replace the telephone system at Possum Lake. Red turns an outhouse into a phone booth.G
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Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "Hyacinth Is Alarmed" Richard realizes Hyacinth is happily anticipating a gift he has forgotten to buy for their anniversary.G
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Old Guys "Engagement" Amber and Steve are engaged. Tom hopes the engagement means he has a chance to get together with Sally.G
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My Family "Cards on the Table" Ben's poker school is costing him a fortune, while Susan's visit to fortuneteller Zelda Nobbs reveals that something far more deadly is in the cards.G
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My Hero "Fear & Clothing" George becomes a nervous wreck around Friday 13th and Arnie worries that Thermoman's days may be numbered.G
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Last of the Summer Wine "The Glory Hole" Compo and Clegg cannot understand Foggy's love for a simple hole in the ground, which to him is a solid reminder of the war.G
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As Time Goes By "Getting to Know You - Again" Lionel and Jean have made vague promises to keep in touch but there is some doubt as to whether either will do so.G
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The Cafe "Connection Failure" The circus is in town. The Internet is down. Phil is due momentarily to start photographing The Cafe. Kieran feels the clowns are stealing his thunder. Sarah is still coming to terms with Richard and Ava's wedding. Clara is in a flap and Stan cannot find the right moment to talk to her alone.G


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The Detroit Lions no longer are playing for a playoff spot. They know this.
So what's the motivation for the final three weeks? Jerry Rice's NFL receiving record.
Calvin Johnson has 1,546 receiving yards, 303 shy of Rice's single-season record of 1,848, set with the San Francisco 49ers in 1995.
"We have to hang our hat on something this year," Lions center Dominic Raiola told The Associated Press this week. "I think it would be awesome for him to do it. I'd love to be able to say I was on the team and helped him do it."
There were such high hopes in Detroit coming off a 10-6 record and a playoff berth in 2011. There was so much tough talk even when the team was losing, it's almost odd to see the Lions wave the white flag. But Megatron's goal now is the team's.
"It's definitely something that I take joy in that my teammates are right behind me on this thing," Johnson said. "They want me to get it as much as I want to get it."
The record is a pretty remarkable achievement, considering many thought there was no way Johnson could replicate his 98 catches, 1,681 yards and 16 touchdowns from 2011. He has just five touchdowns this season, and that was part of the Lions' problem.
At least we get to watch Matthew Stafford force the ball to Megatron the next three weeks. This is good news for his fantasy owners who still are alive in the playoffs.
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Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie spoke out against fans who booed quarterback Mark Sanchez at training camp. Sanchez appreciates that support.
Asked by Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News why fans would boo their quarterback while he's practicing and trying to get better, Sanchez said, "Hey, you're preaching to the choir."
Sanchez added that he was glad to have Cromartie on his side.
"You heard what Cromartie said. Cromartie was pissed. Cromartie's like, 'What are you talking about? You're going to come here and boo? For what? Then don't come.' A lot of guys feel like that," Sanchez said.
Unfortunately for Sanchez, Cromartie and all the other guys who feel like that, the reality is that fans get to boo whoever they want. And at the moment, Jets fans want to boo Sanchez.


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Matt Palma necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 223 diseños de 39 diseñadores freelance.
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We have been traditional landscape photographers for about 5 years and have been making the move into Wedding & Portrait work now for the past 1 1/2 of those years. After assisting and second shooting with others during this time we have begun to break out on our own on the wedding and portrait side and need to have a professional website.
We are located in the New York City - New Jersey - Philadelphia markets, and are currently focused on the wedding & portrait side of the business (Though we still working the Landscape side as well). The Audience here will likely be the bride aged 23-35 (mid to high income wedding), so there needs to be some appeal to women of that age/income demographic.
We believe that a wedding/portrait website needs to focus mainly on the photographer's images. In general brides are searching for a particular style of photography and price range. Our target audience would be concerned with quality and style of the images before price and the website should have a style and feel to reflect that priority. It shall be elegant but modern - our logo already exists as does the business card - When people see and feel the business card they assume the website is must be really classy and elegant (but slightly edgy) - I am looking to achieve consistency in branding and therefore the website should reflect the style image of the business card ( http://www.mattpalmaphoto.com/MPP_B…_Front.jpg http://www.mattpalmaphoto.com/MPP_B…d_Back.jpg (be sure to view in a color managed application as we seem to be getting different results in different browsers)). The bride needs to feel confident that she will be 'taken care of' by us on her wedding day and the style of the design should reflect that if possible. We come from a fine art photography background and that should be reflected here as well. Not to be as prominent at this time, but not neglected is the portrait side of the business - Families, babies, and children. In general the business is family oriented, personal, and should not have a corporate look and feel. Links to sections I can think of at this time are: Galleries, Bio, Blog - Other Sites
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You can use the index in Daughters in My Kingdom: The History and Work of Relief Society as one of the approved resources to find other examples to support the subjects and topics listed in Handbook 2 for Sunday and additional Relief Society meetings.
"The Relief Society is an auxiliary to the priesthood. All auxiliary organizations exist to help Church members grow in their testimonies of Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, and the restored gospel. Through the work of the auxiliaries, members receive instruction, encouragement, and support as they strive to live according to gospel principles" (Handbook 2, page 64).
As leaders you can encourage those you serve to apply gospel principles found in the scriptures, words of the prophets, and other approved Church resources, including Daughters in My Kingdom. The influence of the history book is meant to extend beyond Relief Society meetings. Consider the following:
- Families may study and discuss the examples and teachings in the book together.
- Families may use the book as one of the approved resources for family home evening.
- The history can help as a reference in a talk or lesson.
- Individuals can draw on this history to enhance personal study time.
- Relief Society sisters may share the book and principles they learn from it with their friends.
- The book can be a resource for visiting and home teaching.
- Stories and examples may guide sisters in establishing priorities in their lives.
- Principles from the book can guide sisters as they write their own personal history.
- Bishops, parents, and leaders may refer to the history book as one of the resources:
- For training.
- For ward council meetings.
- To help seminary and institute teachers.
- In preparing young adults for the temple.
- To help young men and young women who are preparing for missions.
- To prepare young women to enter and serve in Relief Society.
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Leisure, Sep 2004, 5.99 ISBN: 0843954493 In 1856 after being in Kansas City Samuel �Mac� MacCallister returns home to Lake Okoboji, Iowa after being away for four months. His neighbor and best friend Rowland Gardner informs Mac that he �lent� his cabin to Sadie Pritchard, a widow with a child recovering from smallpox and another small son. Instead of grieving for her abusive husband, with her child recuperating and the other on healthy, Sadie...


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BRIDGEPORT, Pa. – Sophomore Ory Tasman (Orlando, Fla.) was named the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Northern Division Player of the Week on Tuesday evening following an action-packed weekend at home that saw the MIT water polo team defeat two of its three opponents. This is the first time in his career that he has earned a weekly honor.
In Tech's 9-7 victory over Fordham University on Saturday morning, Tasman led Tech with his two goals, two assists, two steals, one rebound and one offensive foul. Against St. Francis College later that day, he scored two goals and added two field blocks, but MIT ultimately fell to the Terriers, 12-5. On Senior Day on Sunday morning, he notched three goals, two steals and an offensive foul to help the team come from behind and defeat Iona, 11-10. The Engineers are currently 11-12 on the season. Tasman leads MIT with his 49 goals, is second with 40 steals and third with 14 ejections drawn.
Having played its final home game of the season, MIT will be on the road for the remaining five games. This Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 9-10, the Cardinal and Gray will travel a few short minutes down the road to Harvard for the CWPA Northern Division Championships, first facing a familiar rival in Iona at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. The remainder of their opponents will be decided following the outcome of that game. They will then end the 2013 campaign at the same place they started it just under three months ago, at Brown University. The CWPA Championships will take place from Friday-Sunday, Nov. 22-24.


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JEFFERSON CITY (AP) � Some growing Missouri schools and small districts lacking high-dollar property are facing challenges to fund needed construction projects because of a state cap on their debt.
School districts approaching the limit have turned to alternatives such as tackling major projects in phases, but those approaches can drive up the ultimate cost. Now, Missouri lawmakers are considering a measure that would allow school districts to ask voters for permission to exceed the cap.
Two areas that could benefit are Liberty in suburban Kansas City and Nixa, which is between Springfield and Branson. Hundreds of students in Liberty are using modular classrooms, while Nixa has added 2,600 students since 2000 and again is starting to use mobile units.
"It is said: 'Build it, and they will come.' But in Nixa, we find ourselves saying, 'They're here, what are we going to do with it? Can we convert a custodian's room or a closet into a small classroom?'" school board member Peggy Taylor said.
The Missouri Constitution limits a school district's debt to 15 percent of the taxable tangible property in that district. A proposed constitutional amendment considered this past week by a House committee would allow voters to create some wiggle room. Districts could borrow more � up to 25 percent � if voters authorized it by a simple majority. Residents also would need to approve by supermajority vote the specific bonding plan.
Sponsoring Rep. Myron Neth said the two questions would appear on the same ballot, and the defeat of one would cause the rejection of the other. He said the default cap would remain at its current level.
Neth, R-Liberty, said some large and small school districts are struggling to get the money needed for buildings and that increasing the bonding capacity is the cheapest way to borrow money. He said he opposes simply removing the limit.
"I'm all for local control, but we also know that there are districts and have been districts who have not been responsible with their finances," Neth said. "And I think there is some responsibility on the state level to make sure that districts don't get out of control."
The Missouri Farm Bureau, one of the state's largest agricultural lobbying interests that also advocates positions on various education issues, has opposed raising school bonding capacity.
"As community leaders, they just don't feel comfortable with increasing the debt limit in their school districts," said Leslie Holloway, a Farm Bureau lobbyist.
The Missouri School Boards' Association said the debt limit could affect several dozen schools. Spokesman Brent Ghan said helping out local districts also can boost Missouri's economy.
"There is a lot of pent-up demand in districts throughout the state for school construction projects," Ghan said. "So it would not only be beneficial to school districts that need to improve and expand their facilities, but it also would benefit the local economies in the state with additional school construction projects."
Missouri voters in April 1998 approved a measure raising the school debt limit from 10 percent to 15 percent. The measure passed the General Assembly in 1997, and supporters said during a committee hearing then that the cap had not been raised since 1950.


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DENVER (AP) – Authorities investigating the death of Colorado's prisons chief are telling law enforcement officers to be on the lookout for two known associates of a white supremacist prison gang.
El Paso County sheriff's Lt. Jeff Kramer said an officer safety bulletin was sent out Wednesday regarding James Lohr, 47, and Thomas Guolee, 31.
Lohr and Guolee aren't being called suspects in the death of Colorado Department of Corrections chief Tom Clements, but their names have surfaced during the investigation, Kramer said. He wouldn't elaborate.
Kramer said Lohr and Guolee are known associates of the 211 Crew. That's the same gang whose members included Evan Ebel, who is suspected of fatally shooting Clements on March 19 and a pizza deliveryman two days earlier.


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Shanghai PPTV Grand Slam | 29 April - 4 May 2014
Shanghai, China, May 1, 2014 – Australian qualifiers Mariafe Artacho and Nicole Laird set off to a brilliant start in their first Grand Slam appearance together as they claimed two upset wins in a row here on Thursday to join big names including Kerri Walsh/April Ross, Juliana Silva/Maria Antonelli, Xue Chen/Xia Xinyi in the unbeaten teams after two rounds of women's Main Draw pool play in the US$800,000 2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Shanghai Grand Slam.
Having reaped two qualification victories on Wednesday to make the 32-team Main Draw, the 31st-seeded Artacho/Laird continued their winning momentum by defeating Germany's second seeds Laura Ludwig/Kira Walkenhorst 2-0 (21-17, 21-19) in the morning and Czech Republic's 15th seeds Kristyna Kolocova/Marketa Slukova 2-0 (21-16, 24-22) in the afternoon.
"Cool! It feels pretty unbelievable! Our first season, our first Grand Slam, come as qualifiers, it feels pretty unreal," said Artacho.
The second set of the second round match between Artacho/Laird and Kolocova/Slukova was hotly contested and the Australians withstood two set points to level it at 20-all thanks to a Artacho block against Kolocova. After Artacho beat off the fourth set point of the Czech Republic with another block, an error of Slukova during a long rally awarded Artacho/Laird their first match point and Artacho converted on it with an accurate drop shot.
"It feels pretty unreal, but we came back in the second set. We just stuck together for every point and believed in each other and we can do it," Artacho added. "I think that the most important thing is to believe in ourselves and say: we can do it, it's possible."
Laird attributed the surprising wins to their concentration. "It's our first Grand Slam and it's all a bit overwhelming. So breaking everything down, making it a lit bit smaller, a little bit simpler," she said. "In the game just play our ball. Last point doesn't matter, the next point doesn't matter, and it's all about what's happening in that one moment."
Having secured their berth in the 24-team knock-out stage, Artacho/Laird now put their eyes on the last match and the top place of the pool.
"We always go one step at a time, even breaking the game down, thinking nothing, just one game at a time has helped us come this far," Artacho said. "We still haven't finish pool match, so our next goal is to finish atop of our pool. Being that our last game today, we can now switch off, relax and get ready for tomorrow's games."
Home favorites Xue/Xia also had a fine start on Thursday as they swept Kazakhstan's Tatyana Mashkova/Irina Tsimbalova 2-0 (21-17, 21-11) before beating Ana Gallay and Georgina Klug of Argentina 2-0 (21-19, 21-19).
"We were satisfied with our play today," said Xue, who paired with Xia to take the bronze medal at last week's season-opening Fuzhou Open. "My partner is very young and we have a lot to improve together, so every match is a good test and challenge for us."
It's also the first Grand Slam event for the newly formed Chinese combination and they vowed to do as best as they. "It's important for us to get more points and this Grand Slam is a great opportunity, we'll do the best we can," Xue added.
Other top teams winning two matches in a row include Walsh/Ross of the United States, Juliana/Antonelli, Talita Antunes/Taiana Lima, Agatha Bednarczuk/Barbara Seixas De Freitas from Brazil and Germany's Karla Borger/Britta Buthe, Katrin Holtwick/Ilka Semmler.
Thirty-two teams are playing a single round robin in eight groups with top three finishers from each group to advance to the 24-team knockout stage.
The 2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour calendar features a record purse of US$10.2 million with a season that extends from late April to mid-December competing at 21 venues in 18 countries. This year's FIVB World Tour includes a record 10 FIVB Grand Slam events, the inaugural Grand Slam Finale and 11 FIVB Open Tournaments throughout the world, helping expand the door for development of the sport even further.
The 10 FIVB Grand Slam competitions, all double-gender, have eight with $800,000 in total purses while both The Hague, Netherlands and the Long Beach, Calif., USA event will have $1 million each in prize money, the most in FIVB Grand Slam history.
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It would seem easy, or refreshing, to write a story about Mike Carpenter and provide the impression that he stumbled upon the game of golf.
But that would be unfair to his persona and to the reason he continues to play. To put it simply, Carpenter is a competitor.
From tee to green, he displays a strong competitive spirit that was seen on the basketball court while growing up in Laguna Beach. Carpenter played basketball at Santa Margarita High. Hoops was his world back then, but he still had time for fun with golf too.
He said his parents were members at Big Canyon Country Club, and Carpenter also played there. But back then Carpenter made a name for himself in basketball. He went on to play at SMU.
You would think he would stumble onto competing in golf back then. While he attended SMU, Hank Haney was the men's golf coach for the Mustangs.
But it wasn't until after SMU when Carpenter fell in love with golf. Now at 39, he is well-known in the community for his golf game. He'll be one of many playing in the 40th Will Jordan Classic, also known as the Costa Mesa City Championship at Costa Mesa Country Club Saturday and Sunday.
The tournament is close to Carpenter's heart. After all it was 11 years ago when he broke onto the local scene and won the Costa Mesa City Championship.
"Danny Lane puts together the tournament and he invited me to play in it," Carpenter said. "You know, Mark O'Mearaand Scott Simpson have won it. And he tells me this. And he tells me, 'If you play well you probably have a chance to win.' I had never played on that golf course. I didn't have any expectation. And what do you know? I ended up winning the thing. It just goes to show that anything can happen in that tournament."
Carpenter hasn't won the City since, but he'll give it another shot this year. He can be considered a contender, considering what he has done lately. For the second straight year, he won the men's club championship at Big Canyon.
He also came up big in the Jones Cup. His 25-foot eagle putt on No. 18 at Newport Beach was the stuff of legend. The putt was needed for Big Canyon to pull even with Mesa Verde and force a playoff.
Big Canyon came out on top in the playoff. Carpenter helped Big Canyon win the Jones Cup for the eighth time in its 13th year history.
Carpenter showed his competitive spirit on the remarkable eagle putt. He admits he really can't do that type of stuff on a basketball court anymore.
"I'm 39 now," Carpenter said. "I can't do that against young guys on the court. But I can play this game. Golf is the one sport I can compete in now."
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I've made big revisions to this article on the conditions of baseball in Japan prior to 1945 when compared to those after 1945: Japanese Baseball Before 1945 This represents some new research on that topic. Once that was done, I felt it appropriate to reevaluate the cases for Cooperstown of those pitchers I had previously thought might be of that caliber. I have done that reevaluation in this article: Reevaluation of Cooperstown Worthiness of Japanese Pitchers Who Pitched Before 1945
I've also made a stab at identifying the best players in Cuba in the Castro era in this article: Who Have Been the Top Players in Cuba in the Castro Era?
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Russia complains of lawlessness in eastern Ukraine
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia's foreign ministry is denouncing alleged lawlessness by far-right activists in eastern Ukraine.
The statement, which also says Ukraine is blocking Russian citizens from entering the country, comes as Russian forces have taken effective control of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula, where a referendum has been called for Sunday on whether the region should split off and seek to become part of Russia.
Pro-Russia sentiment is also strong in Ukraine's east and there are fears Russia could seek to incorporate that area.
In the Monday statement, the ministry said lawlessness "now rules in eastern regions of Ukraine as a result of the actions of fighters of the so-called 'right sector' with the full connivance" of Ukraine's new authorities.
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