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The company has done poorly with big-ticket acquisitions in recent years.
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Aerohive Networks® (NYSE: HIVE), a leader in Wi-Fi and cloud-managed mobile networking, today announced a limited-time sales promotion for existing Aruba Networks customers. Titled "Get Me Off This Island," this special program offers Aruba...
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Analysts at Stifel Nicolaus downgraded Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN) from Buy to Hold and removed the price target of $26.00. Aruba Networks shares have gained 16.33% over the past 52 weeks, while the S&P 500 index has surged 12.99% in the...
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Today Hewlett-Packard Co. announced it would acquire Aruba Networks, a wireless networking and mobility services company based in Sunnyvale, Calif., for roughly $2.7 billion. This is the largest acquisition that HP has made since...
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[PR Newswire] - SAN DIEGO and SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 2, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Shareholder rights attorneys at Robbins Arroyo LLP are investigating the proposed acquisition of Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN) by Hewlett-Packard ... Read more on...
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Aruba Networks  are declining by 1.61% to $24.41 on very heavy volume in early market trading Monday, after the company agreed to a merger deal with Hewlett-Packard for $2.7 billion.  Aruba Networks, a...
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The deal would be HP’s biggest in more than three years and the first major transaction since it announced plans to split itself in two.
Wall Street Journal  Mar 2  Comment
Hewlett-Packard agreed to buy Aruba Networks for about $2.7 billion in an all-cash deal aimed at bolstering the tech company’s wireless networking operations.
Benzinga  Feb 27  Comment
Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN) has limited upside after a buyout rumor and second-quarter earnings beat pushed its shares up more than 30 percent, a couple of analysts said Friday. Shares of the Wi-Fi equipment company soared Wednesday on...

Aruba Networks (NASDAQ: ARUN) sells wireless access points and related products, mostly aimed at the enterprise. Their chief competitor is Cisco.

Aruba's sales pitch is that your wireless network can replace your wired network, and it will be cheaper than running cables all over the place and paying for expensive switches. (Cisco can't pursue this strategy as vigorously because they're the ones selling the switches.) This is their "network right-sizing" initiative. They also have a branch-network and remote-access product line.

Aruba bought a startup, AirWave Wireless, in spring 2008, for their wireless network management software. The AirWave software is unique in the extent to which it can manage access points from multiple vendors (including Cisco, Symbol, HP ProCurve, Meru, Trapeze, Proxim, and others). This lets Aruba sell the software, and subsequently Aruba hardware, to customers with other vendors' equipment, without replacing it all at once. A hosted service (in the cloud) offering, AirWave OnDemand, was also in beta as of March 2010.

Aruba settled a patent lawsuit with Motorola in November 2009.

Key trends include the spread of wireless devices which support the 802.11 wireless networking standard (for wireless LANs, as opposed to cellular), the adoption of the 802.11n wireless networking standard, and other future developments in networking, particularly with regards to the enterprise.

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Student Union remodels On Deck Deli, adds exclusive Gluten-free space

In order to combat an outdated look and falling sales, the Arizona Student Unions is making a variety of remodeling decisions at a deli on campus.

Approximately 26 percent of On Deck Deli’s sales, located in the Student Union Memorial Center, come from bagel sales and its sales are down 12 percent from last year, according to Todd Millay, marketing manager of Arizona Student Unions. There are no exact numbers with regards to how many sales On Deck Deli has lost to
Einstein Bros Bagels, since there is no proven direct correlation.

Sales can only be shown for the restaurant as a whole and include sandwich and bagel sales. However, Millay said it is assumed that most of On Deck’s bagel sales went to Einstein’s.

“On Deck Deli has competition from Einstein’s for bagels,” Millay said. “We wanted to spend a little time giving them a little energy, freshness, [before we changed On Deck].”

By Kelsee Becker / Arizona Daily Wildcat
Kelsee Becker / Arizona Daily Wildcat Students order sandwiches at On Deck Deli between classes. On Deck Deli follows an assembly line process, allowing students to customize their order with a wide selection of breads, meats, cheese, veggies, and dressings.

Another factor to declining sales is that On Deck is around 10 years old, according to Millay, and as with any restaurant, there is a trend of declining sales as more time passes.

“It’s been there a while and the concepts become stale if you don’t grow,” Millay said.

Two and a half months went into planning the project and it took the designer about a month of trial and error before the concept was finished, according to Millay.

“We knew we wanted to do something with it to freshen it up to help reintroduce what they do over there,” Millay said. “What drove it was the gluten-free and the grab and go. We’re responding to a couple of student patterns and we had the opportunity to integrate those at On Deck Deli and we said ‘Let’s freshen up the whole operation while we add these two.’”

Gluten-free and to-go food options were incorporated in the new design, as well as new signs, new food cases, better lighting and the extinction of order slips. Most of the renovation was in electrical work and cost a little more than $6,000, according to Millay.

A big change to the restaurant involves the to-go area that has a new refrigerated food case, which students are already utilizing. Third year architecture students Stephanie Oleksa and Taylor Arnold enjoy the swiftness of the to-go area.

“We like that they have these things [food options] to-go because the fact that they’re always pre-made, [means] we can just get it and run,” Oleksa said. “And we like that they have sandwiches now.”

Other students commented on the benefits of the displays, as well as the food to go.

“I really like the displays that they have above. It stands out a
and helps direct people where to go,” said Brett Daniels, a psychology sophomore. “And I really like the grab-and-go sandwiches.”

Gluten-free options were another important aspect to include in the renovation, Millay said. Before, On Deck Deli offered gluten-free options, but it wasn’t clear what they were because there wasn’t a sign or separate case like there is now. The orange neon sign hangs above the gluten-free products to differentiate it.

“We wanted to keep it [the color] to stick out, to understand it’s a different product,” Millay said.

Furthermore, On Deck Deli has ended the era of order slips in the bagel section and is now more like Subway, where students can choose their food as they go down the order line. New decals are on the case windows in order to show students their options.

“We wanted to get away from the slips,” Millay said. “We wanted to enhance the experience; someone talking to you and walking you through the line like they do at Core so that they can answer more questions or introduce something new to you.”

Getting rid of the dark space is another issue that Arizona Student Unions had to fight for in the renovation. In order to open up the space, the large refrigerators have been replaced with smaller ones that don’t rise above the cashier counters and new LED lights have been installed. However, the job still isn’t finished. This semester, more lights will be added above the area that students walk through to order food, Millay said.

“The space was kind of dark actually and we’re only halfway through the lighting, but it’s incredibly brighter now,” Millay said. “We have new LED lighting actually above the line service now, which lights from behind the case to behind the counter.”

Other changes include decals placed along the bottom borders of the food cases to hide dead space and add color, the back area being gutted to include the to-go food case,and the addition of a wall behind the to-go food case that has a hidden storage area.

The area where employees make sandwiches and bagels is now a wooden design rather than white one. The wall beside On Deck Deli has its logo repeated, as well as what services it offers, in large font.

“We hope they [students] come and check it out,” Millay said. “Particularly, we are trying to get the message out: Gluten-free students, we have a new defined space just for you.”

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Conservation Gallery

Exploring a variety of wildlife conservation stories

Lindsay Scott, Shore Partrol

About the Installation

Expanding on the long-lived Bison Gallery installation, this exhibit explores a variety of conservation stories. Throughout history, America has prided itself on its vast land and resources, the aesthetic beauty of its mountains and plains, and the freedom associated with its expansiveness. Conservation pioneers including Theodore Roosevelt, Aldo Leopold, John James Audubon, John Muir, and others started a movement that would determine the way future generations experience wildlife and natural resources.

American wildlife artists have captured the positive and negative results of conservation by depicting wildlife still found today, as well as animals that are simply a memory. In some instances, paintings and illustrations are the only record of certain species that we have today. Although significant effort has been made in the past few centuries, there is still much to be done and many creatures are still in need of our assistance.

Branching out from the fauna of North America, this installation features conservation stories from across the globe, presenting art and information about animals ranging from the American Bison to the African Elephant.

Generously sponsored by Gina & Dick Heise, McGee Foundation, Tally & Bill Mingst, and Marcia & Mike Taylor.


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An inspiring business fable that champions leadership for the Everyman

From bestselling author Chris Widener comes a compelling new story showing what you give and get when you lead. The story follows down-cast protagonist Mike Keller who, recently separated from his wife and demoted at work, must relocate to a rural factory-town in Texas. There, Mike encounters the deep-rooted traditions of Texas high school football, and in the process learns everything business school didn't teach him about leadership from the most influential man in town-the local high school football coach.

  • Highlights the Four Rules of Leadership: You Get What You Expect, You Get What You Model, You Get What You Reward, and You Get What You Work For
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Leadership Rules is an engaging, refreshing tale that imparts leadership lessons easily applied to both work life and your interpersonal relationships.

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Chris Widener is an internationally known speaker and the author of six books, including the New York Times and Wall Street Journal best-seller The Angel Inside and The Art of Influence. He is a regular contributor to Success magazine and has his own e-zine. From his participation in sports growing up, to being a successful church planter, police chaplain, and small business owner, Widener has demonstrated the leadership lessons he writes about and teaches around the globe.

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Crossing Over

Published: February 6, 2005

A Review of

By Haruki Murakami.
Translated by
Philip Gabriel.
436 pp.
Alfred A. Knopf. $25.95.

It is easier to be bewitched by Haruki Murakami's fiction than to figure out how he accomplishes the bewitchment. His novels -- in America, the best known is probably ''The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle'' -- lack the usual devices of suspense. His narrators tend to be a bit passive, and the stakes in many of his shaggy-dog plots remain obscure. Yet the undercurrent is nearly irresistible, and readers emerge several hundred pages later as if from a trance, convinced they've made contact with something significant, if not entirely sure what that something is.

Murakami's latest, ''Kafka on the Shore,'' is no exception, although it is a departure for this Japanese novelist in other ways. Most of his protagonists have been men in their 30's, easygoing solitary types with spotty romantic histories and a taste for jazz, whiskey and American films. This time, Murakami's hero, a runaway boy calling himself Kafka Tamura, is only 15. Kafka is fleeing his father, a man whose shadowy malevolence takes the form of an Oedipal prophecy: Kafka, he insists, will kill his father and sleep with his mother and his older sister, both of whom vanished when the boy was 4.

Kafka relates his adventures in chapters that alternate with another story, that of Satoru Nakata, an elderly man. When he was 9, near the end of World War II, Nakata was part of a group of schoolchildren who, while on a school trip in the local woods, inexplicably lost consciousness. When he came to, weeks later, Nakata had lost all his memories, his ability to read and write, and most of his intelligence. On the upside, he acquired the ability to talk to cats, and so he supplements the small subsidy he gets from the government with fees his neighbors pay him to find their lost pets.

''The best way to think about reality,'' the narrator of ''The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle'' declares, is ''to get as far away from it as possible.'' (This is just before he decides to cope with the disappearance of his wife by sitting at the bottom of a dry well for hours at a time.) You could call this Murakami's own method, except that in his fiction, the unreal elements are handled so matter-of-factly that they could hardly be called ''far away'' from the realistic ones; the two coexist seamlessly. Nakata may talk to cats, yes, but their conversations always begin with polite chitchat about the weather.

Murakami is an aficionado of the drowsy interstices of everyday life, reality's cul-de-sacs, places so filled with the nothing that happens in them that they become uncanny: hallways, highway rest stops, vacant lots. Although the dreamlike quality of his work makes the film director David Lynch his nearest American counterpart, Lynch's palette is primarily nocturnal while Murakami's welcomes the noontime sun. No one is better at evoking the spookiness of midday in a quiet neighborhood when everyone is at work.

A lot of things happen in Murakami's novels, but what lingers longest in the memory is this distinctive mood, a stillness pregnant with . . . what? Some meaning that's forever slipping away. The author achieves this effect by doing everything wrong, at least by Western literary standards. Over the years, his prose has become increasingly, and even militantly, simple. Although Murakami is both an admirer and a translator of Raymond Carver, this simplicity isn't the semaphoric purity of American minimalism. Partisans of the beautiful sentence will find little sustenance here.

Murakami can turn a pretty metaphor when he chooses -- headlights that ''lick'' the tree trunks lining a dark road, the ''whooshing moan of air'' from a passing truck ''like somebody's soul is being yanked out'' -- but he's just as likely to opt deliberately for a cliché: ''Sometimes the wall I've erected around me comes crumbling down.'' He also makes free use of brand names. In American fiction, the sanctum of the literary must not be polluted by the trash of commercial culture -- not, that is, unless it's coated in a protective layer of satire. But when Murakami tells us that a character drinks Diet Pepsi or wears a New Balance cap it's not to sketch a withering little portrait of this person's social class and taste, but to describe exactly what he or she drinks and wears, creating a small tether to a shared reality.

Later in the novel, Kafka finds refuge in a job at a small, private library in a seaside town, while Nakata attracts the attention of a sinister cat catcher who wears leather boots, a red tailcoat and a tall hat. The cat catcher introduces himself as Johnnie Walker, but any inclination to see this as a bit of wacky humor is promptly squashed by the scene of sadistic violence that follows. Colonel Sanders, who appears farther on in the novel in a more helpful capacity, professes to be taking on the appearance of ''a famous capitalist icon'' as a convenience, when really, he says, ''I'm an abstract concept.''

Clichés, the ephemera of pop culture, characters who proclaim their thematic function -- these sound like the gambits of postmodernism, tricks meant to distance the reader from the artificiality of narrative and the sort of tactic that gets a novel labeled ''cerebral.'' But ''Kafka at the Shore,'' like all of Murakami's fiction, doesn't feel distant or artificial. Murakami is like a magician who explains what he's doing as he performs the trick and still makes you believe he has supernatural powers. So great is the force of the author's imagination, and of his conviction in the archaic power of the story he is telling, that all this junk is made genuine. Johnnie Walker becomes frightening, and Colonel Sanders a lovable if irascible incarnation of, say, the god Hermes.

The story, of course, is a very old tale in contemporary trappings. Can Kafka escape the legacy of violence he has inherited from his father, the DNA he equates with fate? The question has resonance for Murakami, who is keenly interested in his country's role in World War II and who has described himself as profoundly transformed by a nonfiction book he wrote about survivors of the Aum Shinrikyo cult's poison gas attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995. Toward the end, deep in a forest, Kafka will encounter two imperial soldiers who stepped out of time during the war because they couldn't stomach the kill-or-be-killed nature of their lot. They haven't aged, but they also haven't lived.

The soldiers aren't the only characters in ''Kafka at the Shore'' who have chosen suspended animation over suffering the depredations of time and loss. This links ''Kafka'' to an earlier keystone novel of Murakami's, ''Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World,'' which uses the same two-story format. In that book, a noirish science fiction yarn alternates with eerie dispatches from a walled fairy-tale village where nothing ever changes. The village is eventually revealed to be a cordoned-off section of the narrator's own unconscious mind. Because of some botched neurosurgery, he'll soon be confined there -- a kind of death, but also a kind of immortality, since in the unconscious there is no time.

The weird, stately urgency of Murakami's novels comes from their preoccupation with such internal problems; you can imagine each as a drama acted out within a single psyche. In each, a self lies in pieces and must be put back together; a life that is stalled must be kick-started and relaunched into the bruising but necessary process of change. Reconciling us to that necessity is something stories have done for humanity since time immemorial. Dreams do it, too. But while anyone can tell a story that resembles a dream, it's the rare artist, like this one, who can make us feel that we are dreaming it ourselves.

I'm suddenly covered in goosebumps, but there's nothing to worry about, I tell myself. The path is right over there. As long as I don't lose sight of that I'll be able to return to the light. . . .

Now I know exactly how dangerous the forest can be. And I hope I never forget it. Just like Crow said, the world's filled with things I don't know about. All the plants and trees there, for instance. I'd never imagined that trees could be so weird and unearthly. I mean, the only plants I've ever really seen or touched till now are the city kind -- neatly trimmed and cared-for bushes and trees. But the ones here -- the ones living here -- are totally different. They have a physical power, their breath grazing any humans who might chance by, their gaze zeroing in on the intruder like they've spotted their prey. Like they have some dark, prehistoric, magical powers. Like deep-sea creatures rule the ocean depths, in the forest trees reign supreme. If it wanted to, the forest could reject me -- or swallow me up whole. A healthy amount of fear and respect might be a good idea. From ''Kafka on the Shore.''

Laura Miller is a frequent contributor to the Book Review.

See also this excerpt from Catherine Humble's review in The Observer, "The Implosion of Truth," about constructing narratives and meanings in order to repair one's life:

Haruki Murakami has often been described as a surrealist writer. But his latest novel is less a search for truth in the imaginary than a Kafkaesque implosion of truth. . .

Murakami's mesmerising narrative is an exploration of loss and recuperation. Yet as the two stories interrupt each other, any progressive coming of truth is disturbed. For Kafka, the fantasy of a middle-aged librarian fills the 'blank within himself' (the mother who abandoned him). . .

Kafka, however, is not content to leave the 'void of his life' unexplained. So he constructs meanings and stories, which result in a division between reality and fantasy (he hears voices in his head and is prone to violent outbursts).

Kafka's coming of age is the recognition that the truth of himself, his past, and his love, is not something to be intellectualized, but respected as in part unknown. Laden with philosophical overtones and enchanting wit, Murakami's story is at once childishly magical and astoundingly wise. Just as the reader learns not to force this book into coherent sense, so Kafka gains the self-realisation that sometimes 'having no conclusion is just fine'.

Excerpts from another review by Jessica Schneider, 12/16/07

 ....I have to say that this is one of the most unusual books I've ever read. He delves into both the real and surreal, the dream and waking--that you are not sure which world you are in. Maybe both at once. In this book, fish fall from the sky, cats talk, people commit murder and then are unsure if they committed it, as well as engaging in incest (or are they?) Characters know their motives, yet question them and are also unsure if anything is even happening at all. So having said that, it is near impossible to provide an adequate plot summary with so few words, since so much happens in the book.

  The story centers around a 15-year old boy named Kafka Tamura who runs away from home to search for his mother and sister. Along the way, Kafka is listening and getting advice from an individual called "the boy named Crow" ("Crow" happens to mean "Kafka" in Czech--the book claims). At the same time, there is an old man named Nakata who possesses the ability to talk to cats. The chapters alternate between the young boy and the old man, both whose lives overlap. Kafka meets up with a librarian named Oshima who borders between genders. He also meets up with a young girl he imagines is his sister and an older woman he imagines is his mother. He engages in sexual activity with both, albeit we never know if it is really happening, or if this is just a dream, or if these really are his family members at all. Much in the same way Kafka the novelist invites the idea of dream in a work like The Metamorphosis, in Kafka on the Shore, readers will be left with ambiguity.

  Murakami drops bits of insight throughout his dialogue, such as when Oshima, the half-gender person tells Kafka, "People are drawn deeper into tragedy not by their defects but by their virtues. Sophocles' Oedipus Rex being a great example. Oedipus is drawn into tragedy not because of laziness or stupidity, but because of his courage and honesty. So an inevitable irony results." This, of course, is later shown when Kafka engages in sex with Miss Saeki, a woman he believes might be his mother.

  As the narrative progresses, Nakata meets a man named Johnnie Walker, who collects cats' souls so he can make a 'special flute'. Nakata witnesses Walker cutting the cats open and eating their hearts out raw. In a moment of rage, Nakata kills Walker and then leaves town. Likewise, Kafka, whose story is running along side Nakata's, believes he might have killed his father. Unsure, the young boy does a lot of wondering, as well as reading in the library so he can fill his mind with ideas and things to add to his memory. Reading book after book, he notices a painting on the wall called "Kafka on the Shore" with the image of a 15-year old girl that Kafka believes is his mother [Actually, I believe that the image in the painting is that of a 15-yar old boy, who would ahve been Miss Saeki's love interest. See Murakami p. 229ff] . In the end, the woman he believes to be his mother gives him the painting, telling him that he was the one in it--that ultimately it is his memory of that moment that she is giving him.

  The book alludes to many metaphors as these, and many are nicely done. Images represent one thing, and then turn out to represent another. This book is not your traditional plot-driven 'fluff' novel, for reading it requires a great deal of attention. Having said that, the book succeeds on many levels, and there are many brilliant moments throughout. Touching upon memory and forgetting, the past and present, and the waking dream makes this read more of an experience than a mere story alone.

  Some reviewers have complained that the book is a recycle of previous Murakami themes, and despite this being my first novel of his I've read, I found this introduction rewarding. Yes, there are times when the book can get a little silly, such as when Colonel Sanders from KFC makes a debut, or at times it delves into melodrama. Here is a scene where Kafka visits his 'mother' in a dream (or is it) and she stabs her arm for him to drink the blood:

  I bend over and put my lips on the small wound, lick her blood with my tongue, close my eyes, and savor the taste. I hold the blood in my mouth and slowly swallow it. Her blood goes down, deep in my throat. It's quietly absorbed by the dry outer layer of my heart. Only now do I understand how much I've wanted that blood.

  The scene, despite being dealt with in a matter of fact style as far as the writing goes, can get a bit heavy handed at times. It is easy for one to become lost in the metaphor if not paying attention, for there are so many details going on that make this the rich work that it is. And I've only touched upon a few of them....


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Friday, March 29, 2013 - Lukas and Milos RAW - FEET - FULL CONTACT

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Lukas and Milos RAW - FEET - FULL CONTACT

The hot and sexy, ever popular Lukas Pribyl is back with another hot duo. This time he is paired with the studly Milos Zambo. This one is especially good for our foot fans. The guys are on the bed, laying facing each other with Milos' feet rubbing over Lukas undies. His feet are very adept and work under the trunks as they play. Lukas uses his feet to rub up and down on Milos' hairy legs, and then onto his shorts as well. With Lukas pulling his undies tight around his cock and balls Milos rubs his feet on them. Then he uses his feet to pull the undies off, releasing Lukas' hard cock. Now his feet can get to feel that big hard cock, they rub over it as Lukas uses his feet to rid Milos of his undies too. His cock is also rock hard and Lukas quickly starts rubbing a foot over it and all over the big balls. With Milos feet both on that hard cock Lukas holds them in place and wanks himself with them. The guys move closer together so that their feet reach each others faces. They sniff and lick those feet. Lukas wanks himself as he sucks on Milos' toes. Milos does the same as they get really turned on. Moving even closer allows Milos to suck on Lukas toes while his buddy sucks his cock. The Milos returns the favor. Sucking feet and cocks they take turns doing each. Milos then gets onto his knees, with his ass on display and Lukas' uses a foot to play with that tight hole. His big toe fucks that hot ass until it is nice and open. Then he climbs on and slides his throbbing dick deep into Milos hole and fucks it nice and deep. Moving Milos into missionary position he continues to fuck that hot ass, and suck on the toes as well. He really works that hole nice and hard as Milos wanks himself and shoots a big creamy load all over his belly. Lukas needs to cum too and shoots his cream over Milos foot. Then Milos rubs his cum covered foot all over Lukas chest. Lukas sucks on the toes again and them lays down next to Milos, ending the scene with a kiss.

... more about Lukas and Milos RAW - FEET - FULL CONTACT further in this newsletter

Our Coming Soon Set Preview

Robert Maja came in for a Czech Up with Doctor Ivan Lavrov and Sister Adam Vavra. Ivan and Adam are working in the medical centre as they wait for their patient. Adam goes to the waiting room and brings Robert in. It seems that he has injured his arm, so Ivan examines it carefully and decides to clean it with some spirit. Then he tells Robert that he must undergo a full examination. Robert strips of and puts on a medical gown. He sits on the examination chair and Ivan begins to check him over. Lifting the gown Robert's chest is checked and then Ivan decides he needs to take his temperature. In his own special way he decides that Robert's cock will be used to check. He inserts the thermometer and all seems ok. But a further check is needed, this time from his ass. As the doctor inserts the thermometer again Adam is wanking on Robert's cock, which swells to a very good size. Adam takes advantage of that big hard cock by wrapping his mouth around the head and sucking. As he sucks Ivan kisses over Robert's body. Then he takes a turn sucking on Ivan's rock hard cock. Then both Ivan and Adam takes turns sucking, with a finger slipping into Robert's hot ass as well. Meanwhile Robert gets naked and presents his cock to Robert, which he eagerly takes in his mouth to suck. When Ivan has sucked enough he also gets naked and moves up so that Robert can suck him. Robert now has two cocks which he sucks in turn. Then Adam moves down and slips his massive cock into Robert's ass, fucking him nice and deep. He really works that hole as Robert wanks himself and continues to suck on Ivan's cock. Adam then changes place with Ivan and he fucks Robert as well, his big, fat cock stretching that hole. Robert wants a turn at fucking too and he moves so that Ivan can get on the chair and take his cock. As he is fucked he sucks on Adam's cock. Then when Robert has fucked him for long enough he pulls out and Ivan turns over and wanks himself to a lovely cumshot as a very nice finale.

Adam Vavra - MODEL INFOIvan Lavrov - MODEL INFORobert Maja - MODEL INFO
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Finally, we’re having a heat wave in Prague. Right now outside it’s 3º or 39º F. That’s much better than the figures with a minus in front we’ve been having for over a week. Tomorrow, another heat wave with a predicted high of 6º before the temperature heads south on Sunday. We’ll enjoy it while we can.

This month marks three years since the passing of Mr. Buddy. Still, about three of four times a year, an old lady will stop me on the street asking where the other dog is. I always point towards heaven, and they understand. On Monday, April Fools’ Day, Ms. Aida will mark her eighth year. She’s still acting like a young girl. The new Jack Daniels Terrier, Jackie, keeps Aida young. She bites Aida in the same places where Aida used to always bite Buddy. Buddy used to yelp from pain. Aida, not. But it’s not from lack of trying on Jackie’s part. Right now, I’m teaching Jackie to skate board. Slowly, slowly. She quickly learned to jump up and ride around on my shoulder like a monkey. That’s a very difficult trick to teach. But I can’t teach her to shake hands. It’s a funny old world. When we master the skateboard, there will be a video demonstration.

Meanwhile, enjoy your Easter. I can assure you Easter is a much bigger deal in the Czech Republic than the USA. It should be, it’s one of the two times a year when Czechs go to church.

Lukas Pribyl and Milos Zambo in a lovely, foot focused shoot lead us off today. They are followed by Adam Rupert in a very good Helping Hand video. The handsome Vasek Konik’s stills shoot is next and we also have Scene 5 of our remastered Kick Club movie.

Three castings today, with Krystof Slimak, Adam Vavro and Dalin Klacek. That is three fine looking guys. My choice for today is Adam Vavro.

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Filip Carbol vs Maros Trojan

Of similar size and weight, Filip Carbol and Maros Trojan look like an evenly paired match up. Trim yet muscular, their agile frames struggle with each other in the desperate attempt to gain the upper hand. After securing the first round, Filip has the clear physiological advantage which he plays well as he man handles Maros around the mat. Working more on brute strength then his obvious speed and reaction time, Filip has his competitor up against the ropes with every new round. Bundled up in each others arms Filip cheekily reaches around and grabs a hold of Maros' hand giving it a good squeeze as to show his dominance. But just who will win could be anyone's guess.

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June 5th, 2015

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May 22nd, 2015

Book ReviewLord of the Flies by William Golding

Reviewed by CM

Rate the Book: Good

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A plane full of young, British school boys get stranded when their plane crashes. Their true natures are revealed as they face the challenges of being alone on an island without any adult supervision.

Interesting Characters:

I found Roger’s character very interesting. At first, he appears to be a normal child. It isn’t long, though, before the lack of society’s structure brings out the worst in him. This change occurs in all the characters, but it was most clear in Roger’s case.

What I liked about the book:

I liked this book because it was both an interesting adventure book as well as a comment on human nature. William Golding used an entertaining story to express his opinions on mankind.

I don’t really have any criticism. The book was very well written, and I don’t think there was a more effective way for Golding to express his ideas.

Favorite Quotes:

“Maybe,” he said hesitantly, “maybe there is a beast.” […] “What I mean is, maybe it’s only us.”

                As Franklin D. Roosevelt said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Throughout the novel, Golding shows the reader that the scariest monster we encounter is our fear of each other. This fear of others can cause us to do awful things, an idea that is stressed constantly in the book.

Top Ten?

I didn’t absolutely love the book. However, I thought it provided some very interesting ideas about the human race. I don’t know if I would put it on a top ten list, but I definitely think that everyone should read it if they get the chance.

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May 1st, 2015

Book Review –  The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Reviewed by C.M.

Rate the Book: Amazing!

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Nazi Germany was a time and place of strict silence. It is here, however, that a young girl learns the true power of words.

Interesting characters:

Liesel Meminger, the character this book mainly focuses on, is very interesting. She has a strong thirst for knowledge and great sense of right and wrong that makes her an awesome protagonist.

What did you like about the book?

The style of the author is one that I’ve never seen anywhere else. His work always manages to captivate me, and The Book Thief was no different. Everything about it is totally unique, and I absolutely loved it.

I just wish I could read it again for the first time. I have no complaints.

Favorite Quotes:

“Usually we walk around constantly believing ourselves. “I’m okay” we say. “I’m alright”. But sometimes the truth arrives on you and you can’t get it off. That’s when you realize that sometimes it isn’t even an answer–it’s a question. Even now, I wonder how much of my life is convinced.”

This quote is just one of many that show the author’s insight into human nature, something that I’ve always really loved about his work.

This book absolutely deserves to be on your top ten list. It deserves to be on every top ten list. This is my favorite book of all time.

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May 1st, 2015

Book Review – Firefight by Brandon Sandersonfirefight

Reviewed by A.R.

I rate the book as amazing! Everyone should read this series.

The book was about David and the Reckoners killing other Epics and how to stop them.

David is the main character in the book and the most interesting.  He has a way of making people open up about themselves and getting them to trust him.  He gets into the worst situations possible, but gets out alive somehow.  David is smart, but also naive about certain things.

I liked that not only were there action packed scenes and drama, but a bit of comedy at the most unlikely times.

The only part I did not like was that of betrayal between a couple characters and the fact I have to wait until spring of 2016 to read the next book.

My favorite lines are when Megan explains why David is dangerous. “Oh, you’re dangerous. Just not in the way that they or you think. You’re dangerous because you make people believe you, David. You make them listen to your ideas.”

This definitely needs to be on your list because it is awesome and everyone needs to a distraction.

Book Review

May 1st, 2015

Book ReviewChasing the Prophecy by Brandon Mull  beyonders-3

Reviewed by A.R.

I rate the book as great and if there was another book would definitely read it. The plot of the book is about two young teens from Earth who help their friends from Lyrian defeat an evil emperor.

Interesting characters from the book are Jason and Galloran. Jason because even though he doesn’t have any special powers he is able to help his friends when they really need it and he always makes friends with people that are useful to their cause. Galloran is interesting because he is very wise and he was able to fight one of the most dangerous creatures and win.

What I liked most was, even though all seemed lost, they continued to believe in each other and fought the emperor.

Personally, I just don’t like it that the main characters had to split up to continue their quest.

My favorite passage from the book is when Jason is defending Galloran and their quest against a critique of the cause; “You’re arguing that stopping him is unrealistic,” Jason said. “But don’t you get what Galloran was saying? You’re with people who do unrealistic things. He’s killed three torivors! I spoke the Word to Maldor and then escaped Felrook. Rachel killed Orruck and we took his Orantium. We all made it through Ebera. We’ve done lot’s of unrealistic things. Why not try for a few more?”

I don’t think the book should be on the list because it’s the third and last one of the series. I don’t want people thinking they should read the third one first just because it’s on Top Ten list. Otherwise it’s very good book.

Take a Bite Out of Books

April 30th, 2014

The Wilmington Library is looking for students in 5th, 6th, or 7th grade who: like to read, like answering trivia questions, and like to win prizes.  Does this sound like you or anyone you know?  If yes, then the Take a Bite out of Books (TABOB) Competition may be for you.   TABOB is a Jeopardy style trivia competition, where participants read the same 6 books and face off against teams from area libraries, by answering questions about the books.   This year’s books are Okay for Now by Gary Schmidt, Walls Within Walls by Maureen Sherry, Troubletwisters: The Magic by Garth Nix, Touch Blue by Cynthia Lord, Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos, and Candy Bomber by Michael O. Tunnell.   The students who compete will be provided with copies of all 6 books, and a team t-shirt.

The 2014 TABOB Competition will take place on June 28th at 9:30 at the Champlain Centre Mall.  If you are interested or have any questions, please contact the Library at 518-946-7701.

World Book Night

April 19th, 2014

We are happy to be participating in this year’s World Book Night as an official “book giver”.

World Book Night is an annual celebration dedicated to spreading the love of reading, person to person.  Each year on April 23, tens of thousands of people go out into their communities and give half a million free World Book Night paperbacks to light and non-readers.

World Book Night is about giving books and encouraging reading in those who don’t regularly do so. But it is also about more than that: It’s about people, communities and connections, about reaching out to others and touching lives in the simplest of ways—through the sharing of stories.

World Book Night is a nonprofit organization. They exist because of the support of thousands of book givers, booksellers, librarians, and financial supporters who believe in our mission. Successfully launched in the U.K. in 2011, World Book Night was first celebrated in the U.S. in 2012. Thank you to our U.K. friends for such a wonderful idea!

More information can be found at World Book Night or by contacting the library.

New Books in April

April 17th, 2014

Adult Fiction

Stone Cold by C.J. Box

Cavendon Hall by Barbara Taylor Bradford

I’ve Got You Under My Skin by Mary Higgins Clark

Keep Quiet by Lisa Scottoline

Carnal Curiosity by Stuart Woods

Junior Non-Fiction

Outbreak: Plagues That Changed History by Bryn Barnard

Junior Fiction

Middle School: Ultimate Showdown by James Patterson and Julia Bergen

Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson

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EQUESTRIAN: Andrew Nicholson and Avebury make history with Barbury hat-trick

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ANDREW NICHOLSON and the grey gelding Avebury made history at the St James’s Place Wealth Management Barbury International Horse Trials by completing a hat-trick of wins in the CIC*** competition to claim the first prize of £5,000.

A clear round in the cross country on Sunday, albeit with 4.8 time penalties, led to their third successive victory in the showpiece class.

The combination led from the opening dressage discipline and never showed their rivals any weaknesses in either the showjumping or the cross country.

Nicholson, 52, could even afford the luxury of taking the long route through the main water complex.

“It was quite a tricky fence and I thought I would just give him a breather there,” said New Zealander Nicholson who counts Barbury as his local event as he is based near Marlborough.

“But he felt pretty good. He’s a horse that seems to like going back to certain places. He was squealing and shying and jumping extravagantly in the warm-up.

“To win here three times in a row on a horse that was born round here and is named after a local landmark feels pretty good. Bring on Burghley!”

Avebury, a back-to-back Burghley winner as well, galloped easily around Mark Phillips’s rolling Barbury course to finish 8.6 penalties clear of the runner-up Francis Whittington on another grey, Easy Target.

Whittington rose from eighth place after showjumping with one of the fastest rounds of the afternoon (1.6 time penalties).

“I had an amazing ride,” said Francis. “The ground was good and the course was fun to ride."

Sir Mark Todd, left in second place after the withdrawal of Malmesbury-based American Clark Montgomery (Loughan Glen), went steadily on his World Equestrian Games mount Leonidas ll to finish ninth.

Highworth-based Aussie Paul Tapner was one of only two riders to achieve the optimum time of 6min 44sec – the other was 17th-placed Beanie Sturgis on Lebowski – and he climbed the leaderboard to finish third on the rangy bay Yogi Bear Vlll.

“You have to go out of the start box meaning business here,” said Paul. “Yogi is exceptionally brave and quick and is something of a CIC specialist.”

Tapner did have the consolation of winning the £2,000 Retraining of Racehorses class on Inishmor.

Inishmor’s racing career was somewhat undistinguished, but the 10-year-old grey gelding came to Paul from Grace Muir’s HEROS racehorse rehabilitiation centre and is now competing successfully at intermediate level in eventing.

Pippa Funnell, the 2011 Barbury winner, was fourth on Second Supreme and her British team mate Tina Cook was fifth after a confidence-boosting round on her WEG horse De Novo News.

Eighteen-year-old Emily King, who has only upgraded to three-star level this season, won the Horse Trials Support Group prize of £500 as the best British U25 rider, finishing seventh overall.

“It’s been another fantastic weekend,” said event chairman Nigel Bunter. “What a result for local rider Andrew and his wonderful horse Avebury.

"We are delighted for him as well as the owners Mark and Rosemary Barlow. It’s great that the huge crowd here were able to see history in the making.”

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SA that dragon template is free on the net  , But i'm not tellin you were
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Thanks for the update unclerob, much appreciated
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Disney Windows Phone 8 Games

What’s better than a highly popular, well received game going free for a day?  How about two highly popular, well received games going free for a day. Starting tomorrow, Disney has made their two games for Windows Phone 8 free for 24 hours. Both Where’s My Water? and Where’s My Perry? will drop from $0.99 to nada, zip, zilch, f-r-e-e.

If you’re a kid at heart or have kids, you’ll want to take advantage of the offer. Both games feature Disney characters Agent P and Swampy in fun puzzles. When we first looked at the games a month ago we described them as:

“Well drawn out, easy to pick up, challenging to play and slightly addictive”

Bookmark this page and check back tomorrow to download the games. Don't forget these are just for Windows Phone 8, sorry 7.X friends. You can find Where’s My Water? here and Where’s My Perry? right here in the Windows Phone Store, use the QR codes below, or swipe to the right in the Windows Phone Central app.

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Where's My Perry and Where's My Water for Windows Phone 8 will both be free starting tomorrow

They're both fun, and have different challenges. I'd say where's my water due to the various mechanics and number of levels.

I don't like that as WP7 owner I can't even share WP8 stuff. I need to pass on the savings! In this instance I'll share the story, but this is a silly Store restriction.

Only *free* for Windows Phone *for now*, yes. If you mean to ask about availability of these games on other platforms, games are always released on iOS and Android first. If you mean to ask about the free deals on your own phone's, then go to the other phone's websites to find out about the free deals.

It's not just $0.99. You have to buy the more advanced levels like "Cranky's Story" too. Also, I don't know if it's just me, but this game loves to crash when I'm listening to Xbox Music at the same time. Fun game, though.

Question: when you pay for the additional levels on one phone, do you have to buy them over again on your next phone? I don't know how Microsoft handles PDLC.

I paid for  Tentacles™ on Wp7, I really hope they update it for WP8, I want this game to finish up the achivements on it, it's one game that I really enjoyed...

Wish they were Xbox live enabled. MS really needs to rework their live approval system to make it more cost effective to make a live enabled game if they want this platform to take off. I buy games on wp8 for live achievements.

I asked Disney about My Disney Experience which you use to book the new fastpass+at home and they said to keep looking at the google store?? Looks like i will have to use my wife's iphone in Walt Disney World.

Damn... I'm getting my Lumia 920 on Sunday. Can't even grab them on the web store without having a phone linked to my account :(

Love these WP8-only games. They usually run better and look better than games that support both. WP7 hardwares are little weak.

So I bought both Where's My Water and Where's My Perry when they both first came out.  I have to say I regret buying Perry since it's almost identical the Wheres my Water.  Just different characters and a little different types of actions levels.  I'm really liking Water though.  I've only played the first few levels of Perry so maybe can someone tell me if in the later levels it will be more different compared to Water?  Also, I've noticed great battery drain when playing either of these games.

Is this America-only? Because I've looked on the UK WP web-store and they're don't appear to be even listed. Granted, I don't own a WP8 device (yet), which is why I was using the web store. I was hoping I could "purchase" them and download them when I do eventually get my hands on some WP8 goodness.

,+1 these win 8 only apps are becoming a daily bore as win 7 is becoming alienated a little sooner than I hoped for.

Yeah have them free on Windows 8 and Android but wouldn't mind having it on Windows Phone 8 as well.  Just have to actually play them now...

I bought Where's My Perry? a few weeks ago with my rewards credits. Great game, I'll get Where's My Water? tomorrow :)

I used to have Wheres my Water on my old iPhone, might have to pick up the full vers on the 8X. Not too sure on the Perry one.

Played Where's My Water on my iPad months ago and finished it already. Really enjoyed it and worth every penny. Where's My Perry, on the other hand, feels like a clone of the former. Luckily I downloaded the trial version. Otherwise, I'd be hopping mad if I had bought the full version.
Doubt I'd get Where's My Water even if I own a WP8 device as I have already played it on the iPad, but still a great addition nonetheless. ;)

If they were really only .99 cents how would they give you the .01 cents change? Shave off the edge of a penny and send it to you? LOL

Still not free here.... If they were $0.99 with xbox live achivements I would buy them...but, if they are free I will grab them both....just when is the question, as I dont want to miss them for free

It shows up for me as featured app (Where's my water).  It now shows available with a free trial.

I didn't check Where's my Perry.

I may be wrong but Sam sabri had filed the news on 17th. He meant it will be free tomorrow.viz 18th!Its 17th evening here in India.

Instead of saying "tomorrow," Sam really should say the day they will be free... "It will be be free this Thursday" Because of the time difference and where he is when he posts it, tomorrow could mean a couple of things. I truly appreaciate the heads up with stories like this, but why not just post this sort of thing WHEN it goes free instead of forcing 100's of people to keep checking on their own. Actually provide some value with this site and post actual whens not what you typically do which is post a "it will at some random point in the future" sort of article.

900 am central time in new Orleans not free and free trial was already in place before this I want my two free games scam

This was just a false advertisement, they are 99cents, yet they promised free. Sorry if I could support every developer I would, if the game is good, I'll buy it next month. I hate the argument that i could just "avoid" a coffee at Starbucks but too bad I dont spend my money recklessly. Shame on WP central

The link in Nokia Saudi Facebook seems to work. It says that its free but can't seem to connect to the store. The traffic must be jamming the site.

You have to follow the link in the WP Central app. I searched the store, 99¢. Went through the link, free. Checked the store again, 99¢.

I'm trying to get Where's My Perry? but it says it is not for my device. I have a Lumia 920 in the US on AT&T. What device is it for? I installed the other one.

Achievements have really messed me up as a gamer. The logical part of my brain knows they're meaningless, yet I still trudge through games that suck simply for the gamerscore - while achievement-less games that I genuinely enjoy get played only once or twice.