LOVE STORY: The Backyard Spring Romance.

It’s been a long winter here in New England with over 100 feet of snow falling. It seemed like all we did was watching it snow & shovel, day after day. We were ecstatic when the weather finally broke in April and much to our surprise the weekend was forcast to be over 80 degrees. Hottest day since last October!

We live in a small neighborhood where we each have about 8 acres and unable to see each others houses & yards. We have over 2 acres of yards & gardens with the rest being conservation woods..We had a lot of
cleaning to to so we figured it was time to get the yard & gardens in order.

After breakfast we dug out our summer clothes, my wife Ellen wore the loose fitting cotton shorts that I like & a tank top with no bra, I like it when her n*pples
protrude out through her top. I just wore my yard work shorts & t-shirt. We started raking & cleaning and it was getting steamy and sweaty, off came my shirt. Ellen followed suit when she saw me and decided to work topless in the hot sun as is her norm.

She stayed topless for the entire morning in the working in the yard & gardens. We broke for lunch and then continued cleaning up the yard. I was sweating profusely so I removed my shorts & decide to work in the nude. Our yard is very private so they would be
no problems with the neighbors.

As I was raking, I kept peeking over to see Ellen kneeling in the garden with her breasts hanging and her fine ass in the air and peeking out of her loose fitting shorts. I felt like making love to her right
there, but we did have work to do. I would occasionally catch her glancing at me with my semi-rigid dick. and smiling. I knew we were both thinking the exact same thing. When she was finished with one of the flower gardens, Ellen stood up and proclaimed, “ I guess I’ll get rid of these too” as she dropped her shorts and stood nude in the garden.

She spun around and gave me a show. I told her that I have never seen her more beautiful & sweaty! I told here to stay there while I went for the camera to preserve this moment. She posed and spun around just like a photographer’s model for me. I got quite a few pictures of my beloved in all her glory. I just
love in when when she turns around, bends over to display her shaven pu**y. I got quite a few shots of my favorite pose. But we still had work to do. the waiting making all the more exciting.

Occasionally she would yell across the yard to me and when she got my attention, Ellen would strike some erotic pose, just to turn me on. She loves making my d!ck rise to attention. When the yard work was finished, we pulled out the patio furniture & set it up. We both immediately jumped into the double lounge seat to rest our weary bones.

Ellen immediately grabbed my dick and slowly started pumping it as we lay side by side ( I am glad I opted for the double lounger instead of two singles). She moved down as I felt her warm tongue licking the sweat from my c*ck. I was enjoying the warm sun as my  nude  lovely wife was sucking on my d!ck.

I picked her head up and our mouths locked in a never ending kiss. Our tongues darted in and out of each others mouths as both our hands reached below. I rubbed her pussy bringing her to an additional state of excitement as she cupped my balls and continued to stroke my cock. I broke our lip lock and started to lick her hard, sweaty and salty nipples while I continued to rub her cl!t. I could tell she was close to orgasm. She whispered” “I want you right now” in my ear. So I had her kneel on the lounger as I entered her sweet pu**y from behind.

After A few minutes we both collapsed from exhaustion totally satisfied after “hard” days “work” outside. After a slight rest and some refreshments,
we move to our outdoor shower to cleanup and enjoy each others bodies again. But that’s another story. Summer will be fun this year with my beautiful bride.

Ministerial list: Falana, Oyinlola, Odimegwu others undergo DSS screening

There are strong indications that the Department of State Service, (DSS) has completed a screening process for some of the ministerial nominees to make up the cabinet of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Among the list of those who were said to have been screened by the DSS are, former presidential candidate, Prof. Pat Utomi, Femi Falana (SAN), a former Governor of Osun State, Olagunsoye Oyinlola, a former finance commissioner in Lagos State, Mr. Wale Edun and Former Managing Director of Nigerian Breweries Limited, Mr. Festus Odimegwu.

Others in the list are, Abubakar Malami (SAN), former Chief of Army, Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazu (retd.); an former chief executive of the Federal Inland Revenue, Mrs. Ifueko Omoigui-Okaru;.

Vanguard gathered from a source very close to the
presidency who pleaded anonymity that the aforementioned nominees had appeared before the DSS for their screening at the weekend.

However, the nominees are yet to give any confirmation on the supposed screening which may not be far-fetched from the fact that appointments of this nature are treated cautiously in the official circle.

It was gathered that no fewer than 20 nominees had been so far screened by the DSS operatives since the exercise started.

Recall that the President had indicated in a chat with
journalists in Accra, Ghana, on Monday that he would keep his promise of announcing names of his ministers this month.

Our source revealed that the screening process by the DSS involved conducting background checks on the careers of the nominees and operatives were also checking for records of the nominees with anti-graft and security agencies.

Nigerian born spanish lawyer emerges presidential candidate

A NIGERIAN-BORN Spanish lawyer, Helen Mukoro, has
set a new record as the first woman and an immigrant
to emerge presidential standard bearer of a political
party in the European country.

She will be running on the platform of Union De Todos,
an opposition party for the forthcoming election in
Spain. She founded the party earlier this year.

Helen, who is also a forensic expert and author of
many books, was born in Delta State and worked
briefly in the Governor’s Office before she travelled to
Spain in 1992. She gained prominence in Spanish
politics, when she founded a political party and later
became the first Nigerian-Spanish to contest for the
Mayor of Denia in May this year.

Although she lost the election, her popularity soared
higher as several people endorsed her for the highest
office in the land. Helen holds several academic
qualifications. Apart from graduating in Law at the
Spanish National University Alicante, she also holds a
Masters Degree in Criminology, Masters Degree in
Social Education, a post-graduate certificate in Tax and Labor Management, a post-graduate certificate in
Forensic Psychology, and a post-graduate certificate in
Immigration and Domestic Violence.

She worked as a legal consultant (Immigration
Department) at the Red Cross Society, Spain and
presently owns a legal firm. She served as the Chief
Executive Officer (CEO) and President of the African
Europe Chamber of Commerce. CEO/President of
National Agency of Forensic Experts, Mediators and
Technical Professionals of Spain and Europe. Helen had
followed the trail of the United States President, Barack Obama, who was the first African-American to win the presidency.

The 2015 Spanish general election would be held on or
before Sunday, December 20, 2015, as provided by the
Spanish constitution and the Organic Law of the
General Election Regime of 1985. The ruling People’s
Party (PP), led by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, will
seek re-election for a second term in office, while the
Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) will struggle to return to power after four years in opposition. The
election will be marked by the rise of new parties
Podemos (Spanish for “We can”) and Citizens.

NYSC deploys biometric technology for check on corps members

Abuja – The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has
developed a biometric data capturing technology that will help in the nationwide conduct of weekly and monthly check on corps members.

The Director-General of the corps, Brig.-Gen. Johnson
Olawumi, said this during the inauguration and practical demonstration of the programme at the Kuje Area Council, Abuja.

“It is going to make sure that corps members stay in their places of primary assignment. It will reduce the rate at which they travel.

“It will help the core employers to benefit from the services of these corps members maximally because they will now remain in their places of primary assignment.

“We have policies in the scheme that guide absence from places of primary assignment. For example – there are certain number of times a corps member can be absent and such a corps member – in punishment – the service will be extended.

“We are not doing this in isolation it is in line with the
policies of the scheme. It is going to bring transparency and accountability into the way we do things.

“My staff, who have been conniving with corps members in the past will not be able to do that anymore because unless such a corps members cuts the thumb and gives to anybody to thumb print for him.“

The DG said that six members of staff were presently facing possible dismissal from the scheme after being caught engaging and conniving with corps members to leave their places of primary assignment.

He said that the disciplinary measure being taken was in line with the public service rule and the NYSC condition of service.

He said that the biometric technology made provision for corps members who may genuinely fall sick or have reasons to be away from their areas of assignments during the course of the service year.

Olawumi said that the biometrics would first be deployed for use in Lagos and Abuja adding that it will be fully adopted by other states of the federation next year.

“This exercise will start this September with corps members of batch C 2014 who will be passing out soon and batch A 2015 and it is going to start this September in Lagos state and the entire FCT.

“Batch B 2015, those who will be in Lagos and FCT this
biometrics will be applied for them throughout their service year. By next year we will try to extend it to all the other states in the federation.

“The demonstration, which we are witnessing today, is part of the second phase of the computerisation process of the operations of the NYSC scheme for the purpose of enhancing our overall performance.

“Let me also allay the fears of some corps members we are going to make it very user friendly.

“We are going to do it in such a way that it will not impose additional or inconvenience on you than what you face presently.“

He said that the analogue system which was previously in use promoted unwarranted journey to schools to collect call- up letters which led to accidents or loss of letters and in some cases some persons missed the service year.

The DG urged corps members and staff of the scheme in states and local governments to embrace the process with diligence in order to make it a success.

He said that the service would not tolerate acts geared
towards sabotaging the success of the program noting that the scheme was working assiduously to computerize all activities of the scheme in line with global best practices.

According to Olawumi, by this, the NYSC like other agencies of government will be positioned to render seamless, efficient, and effective service to Nigerians.

The D-G warned corps members wishing to stage any form of protest either on non-payment of allowance or other matters to desist from such endeavor as there was no provision for such in paramilitary agencies.

He said that corps members caught would be severely
sanctioned and disciplined calling on states and local
governments owing allowances to corps members to ensure immediate payment.

Olawumi said that the biometric technology was already in use by the scheme as ID cards of corps members had chips which were used to identify and locate them especially in cases of emergency.

“The package also includes a change in the certificate they will receive at the end of their service year. The certificate of national service will now carry the passport photograph of the corps member to forestall theft.

“Employers of ex corps members can now login the NYSC website and verify the certificate and authenticity of other information presented them” he added.

Earlier, the Chairman of the Kuje Area Council, Hon. Ishaku Saban, lauded the hard work and diligence corps members serving in the council showed in the discharge of their duties.

He assured the scheme of improvement in infrastructural development in order to improve the condition of the people and corps members living within the area.

Dr. Micheal Ikhide, the Director corps welfare of the scheme said that the task of effectively monitoring corp members nationwide had remained a challenge to management.

Ikhide said the launch of the biometrics would check cases of absenteeism, submission of monthly clearance letters by proxy and other forms of indiscipline among corps members.

Robbers exhume, behead, steal head of film director

Grave robbers have stolen from a crypt the head of German expressionist cinema great Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, director of the silent-film vampire classic “Nosferatu”, reports said Wednesday.

Police did not rule out an occultist motive after finding candle wax in the family crypt in Stahnsdorf southwest of Berlin and were investigating the case on charges of theft and disturbing the peace of the dead.

One or more grave robbers opened the metal coffin before decapitating the director’s embalmed body but did not disturb the remains of his two brothers, reported Bild daily and national news agency DPA.

Born in 1888, Murnau is best known for his 1922 silent
movie classic “Nosferatu — A Symphony of Horror”, which Hollywood magazine Variety wrote is “recognised as one of the scariest horror movies of all time”.

Murnau later moved to Hollywood where he directed
“Sunrise”, which won several Academy Awards. He died in a 1931 car crash near Santa Barbara, California, and his body was repatriated to his native Germany.

Robbers exhume, behead, steal head of film director

Grave robbers have stolen from a crypt the head of German expressionist cinema great Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, director of the silent-film vampire classic “Nosferatu”, reports said Wednesday.

Police did not rule out an occultist motive after finding candle wax in the family crypt in Stahnsdorf southwest of Berlin and were investigating the case on charges of theft and disturbing the peace of the dead.

One or more grave robbers opened the metal coffin before decapitating the director’s embalmed body but did not disturb the remains of his two brothers, reported Bild daily and national news agency DPA.

Born in 1888, Murnau is best known for his 1922 silent
movie classic “Nosferatu — A Symphony of Horror”, which Hollywood magazine Variety wrote is “recognised as one of the scariest horror movies of all time”.

Murnau later moved to Hollywood where he directed
“Sunrise”, which won several Academy Awards. He died in a 1931 car crash near Santa Barbara, California, and his body was repatriated to his native Germany.

Having more than 20 partners reduces prostate cancer risk

Men with numerous lovers have a lower risk of developing prostate cancer-because they have more sex, scientists say.

Lotharios who have had more than 20 partners have a 28 per cent reduced risk compared with men who have had only one sexual partner in their lifetime, they claim.
But it is the amount of sex they have rather than the number of partners that cuts the cancer risk.

Lead researcher Prof. Marie-Elise Parent, from the University of Montreal, said: ‘It is possible that having many female sexual partners results in a higher frequency of ejaculations, whose protective effect against prostate cancer has been previously observed in cohort studies.’

Men who are virgins are almost twice as likely to be
diagnosed with prostate cancer as those who are sexually experienced, it was claimed.

One theory is that large numbers of ejaculation may reduce the concentration of cancer-causing substances in prostatic fluid, a constituent of semen.

But the same is not true for gay men-Where having more than 20 male partners doubles the risk of prostate cancer.

The danger of a less aggressive cancer type also rises five- fold, possibly to do with greater exposure to sexually transmitted infections or the forum of gay sex.

More than 3,200 men aged between 40 and 79 answered questions about their lifestyle and sex lives in the prostate cancer and environment study.