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Name: Wondering
Gender: Female
Age: 20
Location: US
Hello, I just discovered your loverly website just now and thought I would ask you a question that has been on my mind for a while. I seem to have a problem orgasming without stimulating my clitoris. I suppose that doesn't really sound like a problem but it's really starting to annoy me. I would like to be able to still enjoy an orgasm without having to stimulate my clit every time! I love having sex and it feels super duper good but why can't I climax that way? I mean I am aware of where my G-spot is and my boyfriend said he'll be focusing more on hitting it "spot" on. There's also another thing I have noticed, sometimes my boyfriend will hit my cervix and it hurts a bit, but is this even normal? Should he even be able to hit it? Or is there something abnormal going on here?
Let's see, when you say you "love having sex and it feels super duper good but why can't I climax that way?" Are you referring to full-on cock in cooter fucking when you say, "having sex"? The reason I ask is that not everyone means the same thing when they use that trite euphemism.
Since you're not here to fill in the blanks, so to speak. I'll assume you want to know why you can't or haven't yet had a vaginal orgasm. Before I answer, I just want to say that I hope you are not setting up an orgasmic dichotomy where there doesn't need to be one. That would truly be unwise.
Ok, now my answer. I can't really say why your not climaxing while you're fucking. Other than an exclusively vaginal centered orgasm is a myth. The vast majority of women don't have vaginal orgasms. In fact the degree of insensitivity inside a woman's vagina is so high that Kinsey wrote in his seminal work, Sexual Behavior in the Human Female published back in 1953: "Among the women who were tested in our gynecologic sample, less than 14% were at all conscious that they had been touched." That's pretty remarkable, wouldn't you say?
The vaginal orgasm myth is perpetuated, in part, by many a woman's confusion and/or lack of knowledge about their own anatomy. Some women believe that an orgasm felt during fucking is centered in their cooch. This suggests to me that they aren't being precise in locating the center of that orgasm. Other women believe in the vaginal orgasm myth because they think they need to conform to a male oriented notion of female sexuality — insertion…fucking = cuming. And that's wrong, don't cha know. Just ask all the preorgasmic women out there.
But ya know what? I don't own a pussy my own self. All I can tell you is what I have learned from those people who actually have a honeypot. The people I'm referring to, we'll call them females, tell me vaginal orgasms, mythological or not, may simply be dependent on a tone of a woman's pelvic musculature. As amazing as pussies are, and they are amazing, if the muscles that surround them are not taught and toned enough, a fucking generated orgasm may elude the owner of said pussy.
Some women haven't developed their PC muscle enough to cum through fucking alone. Are you doing your kegels, Wondering? If you don't know what I'm talking about, I suggest that you have some serious remedial research to do. You could start by reading around my site and listen to podcasts that feature information on our pubococcygeus muscle and kegel exercises. Check out the CATEGORIES pull down menu in the sidebar to your right. Scroll down till you see the main category — Sex Therapy. Under that you will discover the subcategory — Kegels and PC muscle.
The elusive vaginal orgasm may also have to do with your partner's cock, particularly the girth of his unit and opposed to its length. My women friends tell me that a thicker cock may have more of a chance triggering a vaginal orgasm then a pencil dick. No surprise there, I suppose. Position will also play a role. Why not give a bunch of different positions a try and see if they make a difference? You on top cowgirl style, or doggie style might work best. But it's your coozie, my dear, and you ought to know it best.
As to your G-spot question. That's another thing all together. I am so glad that you are familiar with your anatomy enough to have found your own personal G-spot. And it's great to hear that you have an accommodating partner who is working on stimulating this sensitive area. Good for you both! However, while I wholeheartedly endorse and encourage your further investigations and sex play, I do have one caution. I share the concern of my women friends. We want you to avoid all the G-spot hype floating around in the popular culture these days. Most women have a good time with their G-spot exploration. They report that it is not particularly difficult to find, but it's also much harder to pleasure. If a woman, you perhaps, gets it in your head that something amazing is supposed to happen with a G-spot stimulation, you might be setting yourself up for disappointment. In the same way some women, you perhaps, set themselves up for disappointment if they buy into the myth of an exclusively vaginal generated orgasm.
I encourage you to see your genitals as a whole, not a bunch of separate parts that somehow work independently of one another. If your pussy is happy and your pussy is making you happy, is it really all that important how the happiness comes to be?
In comparison us men folk are not all that fussy. What gets us off; gets us off. I never hear from a guy who is disappointed because he's having an exclusively prostate generated orgasm. They do happen to some men, but most of us aren't the least bit concerned when they don't happen to us. I also never hear from a guy who thinks he should be orgasmic through manipulation of his balls alone. That can happen too, but we're not holding our breath for that.
What I do hear from guys is that we often need a particular kind of dick-oriented stimulation to get us off. And this is where the men folk and the women folk are much alike. You, like us, probably need a particular kind of stimulation to get you off. Be it vaginal, clitoral, G-spot, or whatever. If you acknowledge your genitals as a composite of parts that work together to bring you joy, then you'll be less likely to be swayed by the claims, hype and misinformation about female sexual response.
Finally, regarding the issue of your boyfriend hitting your cervix. Yeah, that'll hurt, don't 'cha know. I'd be willing to guess that he's in the wrong position and being too athletic in his pumping when that happens. If he's bumping your cervix, but you like the depth and athleticism of his manly thrusts, simply change position. That should remedy the problem.
Good luck
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Unprotected Anal Intercourse Between Potentially HIV-Serodiscordant Men Who Have Sex With Men, San Francisco
July 14, 2003
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Studies from around the world have reported recent increases in sexual risk behavior among men who have sex with men (MSM), some with accompanying rises in STDs and a few observing resurgences in HIV incidence. The propagation of HIV and other STDs requires unprotected sex with, on average, two or more partners of opposite infection status. Few recent studies have measured levels and trends in unprotected sex between MSM who knowingly or unknowingly have sex with persons of different HIV serostatus. In the current study, researchers characterized potentially HIV-serodiscordant sex in a large community-recruited sample (n=10,579) of MSM from 1999-2001.
Volunteers and staff members from the STOP AIDS Project, a San Francisco community-based organization providing HIV prevention services, conducted brief interviews with MSM at diverse gay-oriented venues or events (e.g., dance clubs, bars, gay pride parades, street fairs) and on sidewalks in neighborhoods with a high volume of MSM pedestrian traffic. The number of respondents declined from 1999 (n=4,940) to 2000 (n=2,674) because of fewer volunteers and decreasing participation among persons approached. Seventeen percent of subjects (n=1,811) reported they had completed a STOP AIDS Project questionnaire at some time in the past (any time since 1994) and therefore may have been included more than once in the data.
Subjects were classified as having potentially serodiscordant unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) if they reported UAI with at least two persons whose HIV status was not known to them in the preceding six months. Unprotected was defined as "not always" using a condom with anal intercourse. Anal intercourse was insertive, receptive, or both.
Most MSM (90.5 percent) had previously tested for HIV, 64.2 percent were white, and 59.5 percent were over age 30. Overall, 1,343 (12.7 percent) reported UAI in the preceding six months with at least two partners whose HIV serostatus was not known. Potentially serodiscordant UAI was higher among HIV-positive respondents (20.8 percent) compared with HIV-negative respondents (12.1 percent). For MSM who did not know or report their HIV serostatus, any UAI with two or more anal sex partners (reported by 13.4 percent) was considered potentially serodiscordant.
In multiple logistic regression analysis, the associations between potentially serodiscordant UAI with age and race/ethnicity differed according to respondents' HIV serostatus. HIV-positive MSM who engaged in potentially serodiscordant UAI were more likely to be over 30 years old and white. In contrast, younger age was associated with potentially serodiscordant UAI among HIV-negative MSM along with white race/ethnicity. Among MSM who did not know or report their HIV serostatus, nonwhite ethnicity was associated with UAI.
Potentially serodiscordant UAI increased overall from 11.7 percent in 1999 to 16.4 percent in 2001. In multiple logistic regression analysis, the increased temporal trends were significant after controlling for age and race/ethnicity among HIV-positive respondents and HIV-negative respondents but not among MSM with unknown serostatus. Upward trends were parallel for all age and ethnic groups.
"Recent increases in UAI previously reported among MSM in San Francisco are not only the result of increases in UAI between MSM who are known to be of the same HIV status," the authors reported. "Our data point to the urgent need for prevention messages promoting condom use and disclosure of HIV serostatus to sex partners. ... Our data suggest targeting particularly older, white, HIV-positive MSM. At the same time, our data also highlight the need for HIV counseling and testing among younger MSM and MSM of color to increase awareness of their own HIV serostatus and to encourage them to avoid potential exposure to HIV," researchers concluded.
Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes
06.01.03; Vol. 33; No. 2: P. 166-170; Sanny Y. Chen; Steven Gibson; Darlene Weide; Willi McFarland
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1. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsScooby007 Apr 3, 2012 2:03 PM (in response to kayakcookman)
2gb is way underpowered. Try 8 minimum. RAM is very cheap.
2. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsRusty Sterling Apr 3, 2012 2:21 PM (in response to Scooby007)
Agreed that 2GB is seriously deficient. However, since you are on a 32-bit version of Vista, you won't get any benefit by installing 8GB since the OS will only recognize 3GB. So I'd suggest you upgrade to 4GB at least -- even though you'll only have 3GB available for programs. That would be the very least I'd suggest.
But, frankly, I'd upgrade to a 64-bit system (Win7) and 8GB of RAM. You will see a serious increase in performance all around.
3. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsScooby007 Apr 3, 2012 2:58 PM (in response to kayakcookman)
Yes, good catch Rusty, no more than 2 (2.25 actually) in 32-bit, so I second Rusty's recommendation
4. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorskayakcookman Apr 3, 2012 3:16 PM (in response to Scooby007)
Brett & Rusty ...
Thanks for the suggestions; more RAM would certainly be helpful.
What is interesting is that I've exported many photos [often in batches] with LR4 without issues; it is only when I started applying develop settings to the exported photos did I start getting the out of memory dialogs. Maybe related?
But no doubt that upgrading the PC to a 64 bit box would be the thing to do; maybe after Win 8 gets final release.
Thanks again.
5. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsRusty Sterling Apr 3, 2012 10:30 PM (in response to kayakcookman)
Frankly, I wouldn't wait for Win 8. It is designed primarily for a touch-screen experience similar to tablets and smart phones. While Win 7 is also not very well thought of, I'd still go with it over Win 8. I use Win 7 on one of my laptops and on a partition on my iMac (it's for programs I need but cannot get for Mac). I'm not unhappy with it at all.
6. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorsmangray Apr 3, 2012 11:36 PM (in response to kayakcookman)
I have the same misstake!
LW3.6 works fine on my W7 32bit 4GByte RAM.
But LW4 Not Enough Memory and slow!
Where is not come a update I no buy this Version!
nice day
7. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsRusty Sterling Apr 4, 2012 9:24 AM (in response to mangray)
Sorry to hear that mangray. It seems 64-bit is the key. With 32-bit you are not using the full 4GB of RAM. It is important that besides having a 64-bit OS you also need a platform (i.e., computer) that supports 64-bit. Adobe has not hidden anything regarding the 64-bit necessity for LR4. They did accommodate those on Windows 32-bit machines running Vista and up (nothing for 32-bit Mac users). But they did not promise a bed of roses. Technology is ever advancing and that includes the platforms.
8. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorsmangray Apr 4, 2012 11:33 AM (in response to Rusty Sterling)
Ok Rusty,
This are the official ADOBE spec.
- Intel® Pentium® 4 or AMD Athlon® 64 processor
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Premiere, Photoshop etc runs fine, my friend have a similar System it runs
better, no Error
I export only one Picture in LR4 and its come Not Enough Memory.
I export in LR3.6 120 Pictures and works fine!!!!
nice day
9. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsScooby007 Apr 4, 2012 12:16 PM (in response to kayakcookman)
OP - But no doubt that upgrading the PC to a 64 bit box would be the thing to do; maybe after Win 8 gets final release.
No reason to wait. Windows 7 is an absolutely brilliant OS, and Win8 is basically Win7 with a new mobile interface added on top of it (that can easily be turned off).
Rusty - While Win 7 is also not very well thought of
Where? No way.
Ok Rusty,
This are the official ADOBE spec.
Like a "two-person" tent. Minimum specs should not be taken seriously.
10. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorskayakcookman Apr 5, 2012 7:46 AM (in response to kayakcookman)
I'll offer a little more input here ...
I've been watching memory usage [with Task Manager]; normally, total memory in use will stay under 1.6 GB; but for some reason, if I work continuously in LR4 [going back and forth between Library and Map] placing photos on a map background, after a while, memory usage will then start to creep upwards towards 1.9 GB.
From my past experiences testing demanding software for software manufacturing companies, this behavior is often suggestive of a memory leak within the [LR4] application.
I understand that, on 32 bit machines, LR4 is coded so as not use more than 1 GB RAM, so a creep up in memory use [only LR4 in use] might indicate some buffer clearing is not always working as expected?
11. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsScooby007 Apr 5, 2012 11:00 AM (in response to kayakcookman)
I've seen LR4 use more than 8gb of my 16gb of ram
12. Re: Not Enough Memory ErrorsBill Ingle Apr 5, 2012 12:07 PM (in response to kayakcookman)
I'm having the exact same problem, and I'm running 16gb physical memory (32bit Win7). I'm having the same problem with 4.0 and RC 4.1. I've uninstalled and am dropping back to 3.6. I'll just wait until this beta testing phase is over and the real release version comes out (Version 4.5?). It's too much hassle for me to pay adobe to do their beta testing for them.
13. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorscarlosg980703 Feb 4, 2015 12:29 PM (in response to kayakcookman)
Hi, is not a problem of memory ....... the original catalog that lightroom create do not allow you to save ...... try to create a new catalog and move all your photos to that catalog and export from the new catalog. Good luck
14. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorscarlosg980703 Feb 5, 2015 8:17 AM (in response to kayakcookman)
I had the same problem. Try creating a new catalog ..... that was the solution on my computer and still working fine.
15. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorsd.plummer Sep 2, 2015 2:35 AM (in response to kayakcookman)1 person found this helpful
I had similar problem but my RAM is 4GB and im running windows 10. No amount of adjusting jpeg size/quality would let it export the edited image to the hard drive. Got it to work by left clicking the 'windows icon' in the lower lefthand corner, then right clicking on the 'Lightroom' app/program and then left clicking on 'run as administrator'...
16. Re: Not Enough Memory Errorsalanr94978119 Jul 24, 2016 8:36 AM (in response to d.plummer)
Nice, it worked


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'Game of Thrones' unleashes one of the most devastating and brutal scenes in TV history
It happened. RW. The Scene Which Shall Not Be Named.
The showrunners decided to call this ninth episode of Game of Thrones' third season "The Rains of Castamere." And that's a fine and suitable title. But fans are always going to call it by its other name: The Red Wedding.
Tonight Thrones reached a crescendo of sorts. This hour concluded with a scene book-reader fans have alternately anticipated and dreaded since the show was first announced. I don't think it's hyperbole to say it's one of the most shocking, brutal and disturbing sequences ever put on television.
The hour was directed by David Nutter, who's known as "the pilot whisperer" due to his track record for shooting pilots that later go on to become successful series (examples: Without a Trace, Smallville, Arrow). He previously directed Thrones episodes "A Man Without Honor" and "The Old Gods and the New," and will helm next week's finale "Mhysa." Nutter told me he prepared for this particular episode for an entire year and the prospect rather terrified him. Yet he approached it like a general over the five-day shoot of The Twins scenes and drew praise from the actors. More on the making of this episode in this week's print edition of Entertainment Weekly, and see the end of this recap for links to exclusive interviews with the showrunners, George R.R. Martin, Richard Madden and Michelle Fairley. Now let's take a walk down a very dark path…
Robb's tent: "Are you sure about this?" asks Catelyn, a prophetic statement. "It's dangerous." Robb's mom is worried about his plan to go after the Lannister home of Casterly Rock. Saying it's dangerous is almost laughable — everything rebellious Team Robb is doing is dangerous. Seems Robb has learned a thing or two over the course of the last few seasons because he's actually asking for mom's advice. Robb and Catelyn like the plan, but it hinges on Lord Walder Frey giving them more troops. Mom gives her blessing: "Show them how it feels to lose what they love." The shadows in this scene are outnumbered by the foreshadows.
The Twins: Lord Walder Frey passes along a ceremonial tray of hors d'oeuvres. In the Seven Kingdoms, it's said that you cannot harm a person in your home once they've partaken of your "bread and salt." You would think they could have at least picked something a bit more appetizing — bread and butter, maybe, or bread and some virgin olive oil, or hell, cheese and crackers. Like many aspects of Thrones, this custom is loosely based on actual medieval practice (Martin talks about it in our interview).
Robb begs Frey's forgiveness for breaking his word. Frey brings out his brood of homely daughters, each looking like a refugee at a shelter for abused women. He explains Robb could have had his pick of any one of them (including a two-for-one bargain on the ginger twins). The man has so many offspring he can't remember all their names. "Any man would be lucky to have any one of you," Robb smoothly reassures. Frey gives his performance a sarcastic slow clap, then wants to get a closer look at Robb's wife Talisa.
"Very pretty," Frey says. "Prettier than this lot." He accuses her of trying to hide her figure under a dowdy dress. "You wanted to hide her you shouldn't have brought her here in the first place," Frey says and gets all lecherous — moreso. "I say he betrayed me for firm tits and a tight fit, and I can respect that. When I was your age I would have broken 50 oaths to get into that without a second thought."
It's all Robb can do not to kill him. But what Frey is saying should actually come as a relief. Frey can't understand love, but he can understand breaking oaths and being a perv. That's close enough. "We'll put this mess behind us," Frey says.
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Fixed vs Variable – Which Home Loan to Choose
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I couldn't imagine that when we started this blog on New Year's Day in 2006, that I would ever be writing that we are now homeowners. As far as blogs go ours is fairly ancient. We started out as young-ish 20 somethings with a net worth in the red, and now we're older, have a family, have a positive net worth, and now own property. Actually, the bank owns the property and we're borrowing it from the them.
Is there still a crisis going on?
Buying a house never really entered our collective brains until recently, and I hadn't been keeping track of how the mortgage situation was going since the crash of 2008. Were people still being foreclosed upon? Were more homes being built and bought? So off I went to do some research. After realizing that really not much has changed, I plugged in our numbers to various housing calculators and landed on a price of house that both Her and I could agree upon. After that, we went about seeking out vendors to provide to us a home loan. This was harder than we thought it would be.
Take my money
On the advice of every financial resource out there, we went comparison shopping to get a loan. We started by getting the recommendations of mortgage brokers from trusted family and friends (as opposed to our shady underground ones, I guess) and started calling around. Weirdly enough, it didn't really seem like any of them really wanted to talk to me. I would ask about their mortgage products (what a silly term) and they seemed like they were very, very exasperated that I didn't do my homework. Well then, I'll do my own homework.
There's really only two main options: Fixed vs Variable
At the end of the day, what you're looking at are fixed-rate vs variable-rate mortgages. Interest rates in fixed rate mortgages, if you haven't figured it out by the name, stay constant for the life of the loan, whether it be 5, 15, or 30 years. They're nice if you don't like surprises (I generally do, but not BAD surprises) and like to pay the same amount for a very, very long time. Variable rate mortgages have interest rates that can…wait for it…vary over the life of the loan. Of the most well known are the adjustable-rate mortgages, in which the rate low and stable for a short amount of time (a teaser rate), and then changes yearly based on the moon cycles, tides, and the prime rate (okay, only the last one). An example would be a 5/1 ARM, where the interest rate stays fixed for the first five years, then may change every year after that.
Interest-ing things to consider (haha get it?)
With a fixed-rate interest mortgage, you're actually paying less over time, assuming that inflation takes its toll. Also, like I said above, your payment will never change over the life of the loan, which makes cash-flow predictions and budgeting easier.
With a variable-rate interest mortgage, the increase in interest rate after the initial teaser period might increase your monthly payment to an unsustainable amount. Some may ride out the teaser payment period and try and refinance at the end of the period, but then if you're doing that then you may have bought too much home. These loans are popular among those who buy homes and flip them, as they assume that they'll unload the home before the interest rate resets.
Our decision
As we were looking for our "forever" home, we didn't want any surprises in the long run. After I did my due diligence, I decided that a fixed-rate mortgage was right for me and my family. I still called around to find the best rate, and definitely negotiated both the home and mortgage costs. We've now been in our home for a few months, and I can say that it's been the right decision for us.


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Conference Primers: #21 – PatriotPosted by rtmsf on October 23rd, 2007
Predicted Order of Finish:
- Holy Cross (19-7) (11-3)
- Bucknell (19-8) (10-4)
- Lehigh (17-12) (8-6)
- American (13-16) (7-7)
- Colgate (12-15) (7-7)
- Army (12-16) (6-8)
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- Lafayette (6-23) (3-11)
WYN2K. The story of the Patriot League this season, like many other low-major leagues, is that the big dogs are suddenly vulnerable. Holy Cross and Bucknell have combined for six of the last seven Patriot League championships, but with a mass of graduations and injuries between the two, the gap between themselves and the rest of the league is closing. The question is whether the gap in talent returning has closed enough to where we can make a good faith argument that another team will win the Patriot this year. Sadly, we can't.
Predicted Champion. Holy Cross (#14 seed NCAA). Ralph Willard's team lost its entire starting backcourt of conference POY Keith Simmons and DPOY Torey Thomas, but guards at the low major level are easier to replace than bigs, and former 2005 ROY Pat Doherty should smoothly take over the reins of the Crusaders (if he can stay healthy). Six other players return from a 13-1 team, but the most intriguing is 6'11 center Tim Clifford. Schools at this level simply do not have the luxury of skilled size, yet Clifford (#42 block% nationally) has shown that he can anchor the post for one of the nation's most efficient defenses (#5 in defEff and #1 in stl% nationally). The Crusaders have gone 44-1 over the last three seasons in the Patriot League against ABB (anyone but Bucknell), so there is also a psychological advantage here that shouldn't be understated.
Others Considered. As much as we really enjoy watching Bucknell play in the NCAAs, we fear that their personnel losses are simply too much to justify picking the Bison to win the league this year. Bucknell was already losing three main cogs from its 2005/2006 NCAA squads (Chris McNaughton, Donald Brown & Abe Badmus) before it got news that incumbent forward Darren Mastropaolo tore his ACL over the summer and will likely miss this season as well (all three inside players from the nations #1 offReb% team are now gone). That leaves guard John Griffin as the team's sole returning starter with a group of talented reserves ready to step up. While we expect Bucknell to take a bit of a step back this year, we really don't see another team in the Patriot ready to vault into the Bison's position as a member of the Big Two. If we have to choose one, Lehigh is probably the most viable candidate. The Mountain Hawks return several starters from a 7-7 squad, but their coach Billy Taylor jumped to Ball St. in the wake of the Ronny Thompson fiasco. One knock against this team is that, in a league filled with three-point shooters, Lehigh defends against the three like a sieve (in other words, teams shot 39.2% from three against them last year – #318 nationally). Another team we considered is Colgate, who returns most of its minutes except for leading scorer Jon Simon, but they have a tendency to underachieve (20 wins in two years) and we don't expect that to change substantially this season.
Games to Watch. Bucknell and Holy Cross are must-watches for this league. They will probably meet three times again this season.
- Bucknell @ Holy Cross (01.19.08) & Holy Cross @ Bucknell (02.16.08)
- Patriot League Championship Game (03.14.08) ESPN2
RPI Booster Games. This is the first league we've analyzed this year that pulled a complete oh-fer against BCS opponents last season (0-23). Bucknell came closest to pulling out wins, losing in OT to both Wake Forest and Penn St. (the Bison did beat Xavier 68-67). Nevertheless, this is probably a simple anomaly because this league is good enough to get a few wins against BCS teams most years. Out of only fifteen scheduled this year, here are the best opportunities.
- Army @ Minnesota (11.10.07)
- Bucknell @ Villanova (11.18.07)
- Seton Hall @ Navy (11.23.07)
- Bucknell @ Wake Forest (12.16.07)
- Colgate @ Syracuse (12.18.07)
- Lehigh @ Penn St. (12.31.07)
- Holy Cross @ Maryland (01.08.08)
Odds of Multiple NCAA Bids. None this year, but if Bucknell and Holy Cross continue to grow their programs, there could be a foreseeable future where both of these teams would have good enough overall resumes to get an NCAA bid.
Neat-o Stat. Just how dominant have Bucknell and Holy Cross been in this league over the past three years? Try 80-4 on for size, with a perfect 28-0 record in 2007 against the other six conference members. Is it any wonder that the other six coaches are cautiously optimistic about their chances this season? Of course, in order to have a chance to win this league, the bottomfeeder group of Army, Colgate, Navy and Lafayette are going to have to do better than finishing in the bottom fifty teams nationally in offensive efficiency (cf. with Bucknell – 140th; Holy Cross – 189th).
64/65-Team Era. The Patriot actually has one of the worst conference histories of this era (2-16, .111), ranking only ahead of the SWAC (.043) and the Northeast (.042) conferences in terms of NCAA Tourney success (and tied with the OVC and Big South). Part of this is due to its seeding, which has averaged #14.9 over the years. Still, in the last five years with the ascendance of Bucknell and Holy Cross, the league has earned an average seed of #13.2, which, not coincidentally, is the period of the most success of the league. The two wins were both orchestrated by Bucknell in magnificent upsets, the 2005 victory over #3 Kansas 64-63 still resonating in the nation's heartland (in the form of firebillself.com… joking… joking… these are simple jokes we tell…). Enjoy.
Final Thought. As we've gone through the low majors we've been a little surprised by just how many dominant programs have risen to the top of these leagues. It's gotten to the point in several conferences where if you don't see a particular name such as Belmont (Atlantic Sun), Penn/Princeton (Ivy), Winthrop (Big South), Davidson (Southern), or Holy Cross/Bucknell, etc., then something went seriously wrong. By pure coincidence, Holy Cross and Bucknell are the two Patriot League schools that spent the most money on its hoops programs in 2006 (h/t to Mid-Majority).


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Martha Speaks "Therapy Dog/Martha's Duck Trouble" Therapy Dog - Martha becomes a hospital therapy dog, spreading cheer among the patients. Martha's Duck Trouble - Ralph, the wounded duck from the lake, has settled in at Martha's house to convalesce.G
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Curious George "Curious George Sinks The Pirates/This Little Pig" It's not all smooth sailing when Hundley dreams he is a ship captain who runs into some pirates.G
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Sniff and Seek/Aye Aye!" Sniff and Seek - Nick's most favourite smell is chocolate chip cookies! But what is Sally's? She's not sure. What better way to find out than by playing sniff and seek with a skunk! Cat introduces Nick and Sally to Whiffy, and in the adventure of finding Sally's favourite smell they discover how good Whiffy is at protecting himself with his very own special smell. Aye Aye! - Nick and Sally are making Halloween masks, but they want to make them really scary. D
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Super Why! "The Ugly Duckling: Becoming A Swan" Pig is too big for his bed and his sneakers are pinching his feet - what is going on? The superhero readers zoom into the story of The Ugly Duckling: Becoming a Swan, and meet a little guy who is experiencing growing pains of his own. Super Why and his friends help Duckling accept himself as he is while Pig learns an important lesson about the benefits of getting bigger. Educational Objectives: To learn about getting bigger. D
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Dinosaur Train "I'm A T. Rex!/Ned The Quadruped" I'm a T. rex! - Buddy travels to Rexville on the Dinosaur Train and meets Delores Tyrannosaurus and her daughter Annie. When he sees that he shares all the same features, Buddy learns that he is a Tyrannosaurus rex! Ned the Quadruped - Buddy and Tiny tour the Dinosaur Train and earn their Junior Conductor hats while their friend Ned, a four-legged, long-necked Brachiosaurus and regular Train rider, tags along. D
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Sesame Street "Max The Magician" Max the Magician magically appears on Sesame Street as Rosita, Big Bird, and Elmo are eating snacks with Chris. Everyone is excited to see some real magic. First, Max takes one scarf out of his pocket and puts it with two other scarves to make three scarves - what was two has become three. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Fruit Picking Day/Daniel Is Big Enough to Help Dad" Fruit Picking Day - Daniel and his friends are enjoying a Fruit Festival in the Enchanted Garden. Prince Wednesday grows upset because his big brother Prince Tuesday can pick the highest fruit off the tree branches, but he can't. He wishes he wasn't so little! Then, when the festival-goers spot a very special magical golden pear on the ground, Prince Wednesday is the only one little enough to reach it. D
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Sid The Science Kid "How Did My Dog Do That?" When Sid's dog uses his foot to scratch his ear, Sid tries the same maneuver, but can't do it. Sid explores skeletons, and discovers that animals have different bones and joints than people, which allows them to do lots of cool stuff like swing from trees, fly in the air, or even scratch their ears with their feet!. D
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WordWorld "The Really Red Ruby/Firefighters to the Rescue" The Really Red Ruby - Frog is excited to accompany Sheep on an exciting adventure to find the Really Red Ruby - until he realizes that Sheep is only pretending to go on an adventure. Frog is disappointed until he makes his greatest discovery: playing pretend is fun! Firefighters to the Rescue - Duck and Fly want to become firefighters, just like their friend Firefighter Frog. To do that, they need to look out for any signs of smoke in WordWorld, because where there's smoke, there's fire! Will Duck and Fly be able to determine what's really smoke and what's not?. D
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Caillou "Caillou in the Garden" Blueberry Point: It's Grandpa's birthday! In an effort to keep Grandpa away from the house (for a surprise party), Caillou takes Grandpa for a walk on Blueberry Point. Caillou wants to surprise his grandfather with a basket of blueberries as a gift.and he's disappointed when he only finds a handful of berries. D
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Barney & Friends "The Good Egg: Kenya" When the kids find a mysterious, colorful egg in the park, Barney takes them on a trip to Kenya to try to find out what kind of animal could have laid the egg. While in Kenya, they meet Ayira who introduces them to many people, cultures and animals of Kenya!. D
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Thomas & Friends "Helpful Friends" Charlie & Eddie - Edward wants to show Charlie that he is a really fun engine instead of doing his job. Edward races off to the tracks telling Charlie jokes. A big mistake occurs when Edward takes Sir Topham Hatt's car to the Steam Works by mistake, but Kevin doesn't know how to fix cars, only steam engines. D
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Curious George "Curious George Sinks The Pirates/This Little Pig" It's not all smooth sailing when Hundley dreams he is a ship captain who runs into some pirates.G
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Martha Speaks "Therapy Dog/Martha's Duck Trouble" Therapy Dog - Martha becomes a hospital therapy dog, spreading cheer among the patients. Martha's Duck Trouble - Ralph, the wounded duck from the lake, has settled in at Martha's house to convalesce.G
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The Electric Company "The Great Compromise" The Electric Company and the Pranksters have to work together to preserve their ability to use their special powers in the neighborhood. D
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WordGirl "The Meaty Dimension/The Case of the Copied Mrs. Botsford" THE MEATY DIMENSION - The Butcher discovers the portal where all of his meat is stored and concocts a plan to trap Huggy and WordGirl so that he can take over the city. Will WordGirl and Huggy be able to outsmart the butcher and get rid of his meat portal for good? Vocabulary Words: Portal, Overpower. THE CASE OF THE COPIED Mrs. BOTSFORD - LRW has made copies of all the important city officials and has sent them out into the city to do all of her dirty work. D
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Wild Kratts "Elephant in the Room" The brothers come across a lone baby elephant and bring him back to the Tortuga HQ for safety until they can find his mom. But they learn how mischievous baby elephants can be and get more than they bargained for when it almost destroys the Tortuga! As they rush to get the baby elephant home, the WildKratts team realizes that animals have different structures that serve various functions in growth and survival. And an elephant's trunk is like the multipurpose tool of "creature features" with hundreds of uses, including: showering, blasting water, grabbing, lifting, communicating, "hearing", pushing and pulling. D
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Cyberchase "Peace, Love, and Hackerness" Hacker's fear rating has plummeted to near zero - almost no one is scare of him anymore! To boost his bad guy image, he blasts the antenna off of Far Out Radio and sets off a cataclysmic chain reaction: no music - no rebooter bees - no computer chips - no Cyberspace! The CyberSquad must find and measure each antenna piece so they can replace the antenna before Cyberspace shuts down. D
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Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "That Sculpture Isn't Yours, It's Mime" Ruff learns that he's horrible at charades. To help him figure out how to act without making a sound, he sends Emmie and Marc to meet some mimes. Then he sends Jay and Rubye to learn how to make sculptures that move called kinetic sculptures. D
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Nightly Business Report Tonight on Nightly Business Report, Google and Microsoft report earnings. Which one is a better buy for your portfolio? NBR will ask a money manager what he's doing with his money. And, JP Morgan may be facing a big fine for reportedly manipulating the energy markets. D
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Outdoor Idaho "Idaho Fairways" OUTDOOR IDAHO cameras visit some of the state's golf courses that cater primarily to locals and are gathering places for the community. Some are on naturally challenging terrains, others are designed and created; some are built by farmers, others by a more formal process. From hillsides to canyons, from sharing space with an airport to links behind protective woods, Idaho's small courses offer unique experiences.G
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Remembered Earth: New Mexico's High Desert Travel a storied landscape of the American West, a land of hallowed mountains, red rock canyons and vast plateaus. Indian author N. Scott Momaday gives words to the landscape filmmaker John Grabowska captures on film. Together they present a thoughtful interpretation of land ethics. Indian actor Irene Bedard (Pocahontas) narrates.G
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Midsomer Murders "Painted In Blood, Part 2" Troy, originally dazzled by the visiting detectives who take him under their wings, becomes disillusioned and works with Barnaby to solve the case themselves. The puzzle now includes a mugging and stolen documents. Part 2 of 2G
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Death In Paradise As DI Richard Poole desperately searches for a decent cup of tea, a bride is murdered on her wedding day. His new partner DS Camille Bordey cannot help but feel deeply about the tragedy and her intuition is working overtime. Richard is more interested in housekeeping signs.G
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Fact: Reading even five books is enough to prevent a decline in reading achievement scores over the summer.
That's right – five books!
It's easy to slip into summer without thinking about school. After all, it's vacation time. But there are a few easy ways to work in a book. Or five.
Read as a Family
My favorite children's book is the classic, Goodnight Moon. I bought if for my son, my firstborn. And though he's now 12, it still sits in our house, worn from many readings (and a few teething chews).
My daughter and I still read together every night, too. She's 10. Sometimes we read an entry from one of my journals from when I was young. She sees my childhood handwriting and suddenly my words have meaning to her.
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I asked our staff to share their favorites, and why. Here's what they said:
"Growing up one of my favorite books was The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter. I remember being fascinated by all the predicaments he found himself in. Ultimately he learned some lessons along the way! I also loved the drawings and pictures."
Debbie Taylor, Regional Military Child Care Liaison
"Three Little Kittens. Kittens who get to eat pie when their lost mittens are found. What's not to like?"
Theresa Klisz, Director, Editorial Services
"My little brother and I would to beg to hear Time for Bed by Mem Fox just one more time before bed. There's a page where the mother goose says to her gosling, 'Go to sleep little goose, little goose. The stars are out and on the loose!' And, while book itself has a tender closeness to it, there was a beauty about reading that together and imagining the stars before going to sleep."
Audrey Williams, Communications and Policy Intern
Ask the experts
There are lots of resources to explore if you want to make developmentally appropriate picks for your children. You can always start with your child's teacher. Ask what books are going to challenge your young reader, but also keep reading enjoyable. Also try the American Library Association Library Services to Children. Here's their list of 2013 Notable Children's Books.
What's your favorite children's book? We'd love to hear it. Tweet the title to us @usachildcare with hashtag #childhoodbook
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School Readiness Fact sheets
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Let's Read. Let's Move.
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Best Children's Books by Age
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We've been excited to see this participant data because we know that for the world to effectively be able to address climate change, young people must be well-informed and engaged. We're also pleased that most people who registered so far come from developing nations – and that many are joining an e-course for the first time.
The MOOC course, titled Turn Down the Heat: Why a 4°C Warmer World Must be Avoided, is based on a recent research report with the same name that the Bank commissioned from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.
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The course on climate change offers participants the most recent scientific evidence as well as some of the opportunities for urgent action on climate change mitigation and adaptation, and explores forward-looking scenarios about our world.
Will our communities be drier or wetter? Will it be hotter or colder? How will climate change affect our food supply and our water? Can cities be made greener? What steps can we take to prepare for some of these changes?
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Monday, July 11, 2011
Thoughts at the Halfway-Not-Really-Halfway Break
(Or did you not even notice that we were gone? We're cool with that, we suppose...it's not as though we crave your approval or anything. ROAWR MOAR LUV PLEEZ!)
There are a few contextual pieces that we'll be working on in the next week or so, and we'll likely get caught up in the All Star shenanigans over the next few days, so there will be plenty to update this week. Stay tuned.
Briefly, though, we had a few superficial whims that we thought we'd share to help us warm up the blogging muscle again. We'd hate to pull something.
Eric Thames Is More Than a Facefull of Hair: We were inclined not to get overly excited about the Jays' rookie outfielder, given that prospect experts were lukewarm on him and the ballpark in New Hampshire was held up as a power-inflator. Well, colour us pleasantly surprised.
That swing still seems longer than Tarkovsky Trilogy, but Thames gets his bat through the hitting zone so quickly that it hardly seems to matter. Sure, he's only suited up for 28 games, but the numbers thus far (.382 wOBA, .212 ISO, .876 OPS) are all positively dreamy. (Enough so that we're willing to overlook some of the defensive weaknesses that he's shown, in part because he's also a max effort guy defensively, and we can see his routes to balls improving with time.)
We're loving Thames' presence in two-hole, and we can actually see him staying with the big club from here on out, and for many years to come. The future, as they say, is now.
It's Getting Better All the Time: Mired in an offensive funk (and not the awesome George Clinton sort of funk that you gotta have) for months, it's great to see that a couple of additions to (and notable subtractions from) the lineup have created a much more fearsome scoring machine in the past week or so. This is especially true now that Travis Snider is hitting the ball in actuality in the same manner that he slugs it in our fondest dreams. (Drew/Tao Same Guy Alert: We were pretty much writing this post until we noticed that Drew ghostran with it before we got there.)
Add to that Thames' mighty uppercut, the ongoing awesomnity of Yunel Escobar and a reinvigorated Rajai Davis (who still tries to bunt with runners on second and two outs, but eventually swings the bat and drives in said runners), and the Jays' lineup starts to look imposing around the One Man Gang and Adam Lind.
We're not sure that the pitching of the Clevelanders was necessarily the right test to tell us whether if this offense has started to crank it up and turn it around, but what we saw over the last four games (and since the series against the Phillies, frankly) gives us plenty of hope for the second portion of the schedule.
Bullpen Solutions: So it seems as though the Jays bullpen, constructed over the offseason with cheap-ish deposed former closers, has eventually played out the way we should have figured in the first place: With a bunch of pitchers hurling their way out of the closer role.
So what's the solution? Does the team continue to send Frank Francisco out in the ninth because he throws hard, misses bats (allegedly) and because "he's the guy". Do they give Jon Rauch opportunities here or there, or even let Jason Frasor get his licks in?
Our solution? Well, at the moment, our solution is on the DL. But when he comes back and gets a few innings in, we'd be tempted to let Casey Janssen have a shot at the ninth inning spots. He's posted a 3.12 xFIP thus far this year, and is actually missing bats much more than he used to (8.13 K/9, which is more than Frasor, Rauch or Rzep.)
At this point, we're not sure the Jays would have much to lose in giving him a try out in the role. (Other than Type A status for Francisco, though he seems eager to lose that all for himself.)
Final Thoughts: It's great to be back, kids. See you on the Twitter today, and tonight during the José Home Run Soiree.
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Welcome back Tao. I hope you kept some of the painkillers for a rainy day!
Did anyone else feel like Cecil's start yesterday was mostly smoke and mirrors? Only 1 earned run allowed, but he seemed up in the strike zone and it looked like the Clevlands were close to cracking him open all day.
- July 11, 2011 at 8:47 AM
Glad to have you back. I it will be interesting to see the second have with more future stalwarts rather than journeymen taking up 3-4 lineup spots
- July 11, 2011 at 9:19 AM
At this point, would you even want Francisco to earn type A? No one is giving up a draft pick for him.
- July 11, 2011 at 10:43 AM
- Tao of Stieb said...
Chill: I hate to say it, but I do agree with you to some extent about Cecil's performance. He was up in the zone a fair bit, though not as much as he had been in recent starts. (Also, he seems to be able to collect himself and get down if he needs to.)
- July 11, 2011 at 1:37 PM
Is it just me or has Cecil put on like 30 pounds?
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The Bound For Glory IV DVD from TNA has a handful of extras that are so-so, while XPW's Cold Day In Hell reunion show from last May, Season 3 of the XPW TV show and Last Call with Raven and Sandman bring out the best for the hardcore buffs that miss the original ECW, but definitely get their fix with XPW.
Bound For Glory IV
This was not a bad show. Held in suburban Chicago last fall, Sting wins the TNA World title from Samoa Joe in the main event when Kevin Nash whacks Joe with Sting's baseball bat. Jeff Jarrett and Kurt Angle also highlight TNA's biggest show of the calendar year. [See the PPV review: Sting takes title at Bound for Glory]
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Another feature is JB conducting post-match interviews with Jarrett and Sting. Jarrett boasts about the show and how far TNA has come in seven years. An out-of-breath Sting also talks to Borash and goes somewhat kayfabe in hyping Joe's ability and also discusses Ric Flair.
The behind the scenes filming of the BFG commercial, photo shoot and Untouchables-like promos, featuring Joe, the since-departed Christian Cage, Angle, AJ Styles and LAX is also included. This is hilarious. Styles calls himself Sean Connery and says if he ever needs stunt work in a movie that he has his back.
The official theme of BFG, Tarantula by Smashing Pumpkins, gets play along with show highlights, a montage of still photos from the event and the Cross The Line music video.
All in all, not a bad DVD, but nothing over the top and spectacular. It's getting there, though.
Hardcore stuff at its best and 10 hours of it. Even if it does have a low-budget feel at times, XPW has its following and wouldn't have made it to a third season of TV shows if there wasn't enough support. Big Vision Entertainment produces this third installment.
Disc 1, episodes 28-32, is highlighted by a Supreme Messiah Street Fight, with no announcers or introductions, so if anyone knows who these two dudes are, let me know. "Go Funk Youself" (whatever that is) highlights are included and probably the best part of this whole DVD is Kris Kloss and Larry Rivera calling the action. Hayabusa vs. Onita (a very solid bout) is also part of the first disc. Lots of backstage skits, with bad acting, ruin this disc a smidge, but not much. Lots of swearing, too. Even from women. Classy.
Episodes 33-37 are covered in the second disc. Match-wise, Juventud Guerrera vs. Kid Kaos is as good as it gets, while a three-way dance between Sabu, Kronus and Big Dick Dudley hearkens back to their ECW heyday. Highlights (why not the whole matches?) of several matches with stars such as Chris Candido, Damien Steele and Messiah are also shown. Promos and tacky backstage segments are again a major part of disc 2.
In disc 3, we get more Larry Rivera and this guy is just pure gold. He's what WWE tried to get with Armando Estrada, at least in this reviewer's eyes. Just three episodes (38-40) are part of the last DVD, but two big standout points are New Jack's debut and an XPW title match between Sabu and Messiah. The Juventud and Kaos rematch is also an impact match, as is Supreme and "White Trash" Johnny Webb.
Overall, this is just a compilation of the XPW TV shows and there's really not much more to it than that. To quote a very overused phrase, it is what it is. If only WWE would come out with something like this for the old Superstars or Challenge shows, we'd be in business. But these XPW shows are worth having for the historic and nostalgic reasons.
This show was covered live by SLAM! Wrestling's Kurt Nielsen [XPW return violent and emotional] and eight months later we get to review the two-disc DVD. It is definitely not a letdown as Larry Rivera is gold. Has this been mentioned before?
The first disc contains the 45-minute preview show and thank God, no Jack Korpella here. Just Kloss and Rivera. Woo-hoo! Part of the show is Kaos cutting an epic promo on Vampiro outside of The Dead Sleep Easy movie premiere. Vampiro's rebuttal is also nice work.
More promos are part of the preview show, including those from G.Q. Money, Angel (a more eclectic version of Goldust), Scorpio Sky, Jack Evans (complete with multiple 'S' words), a smoking Sandman (didn't we miss that in WWE?), Joey Ryan and the epic New Jack. Vince McMahon gets mocked to a 'T' by an unidentified dude by having Vince "buy" XPW. It's great, but who is this guy? Rob Black? Some help please.
The entire card, with the Supreme-Necro Butcher death match the main event, is the second half of the first disc. The theme song, appropriately called Cold Day In Hell is the perfect metal song to go with this event, even if it sounds eerily similar to Vince's No Chance In Hell theme.
Disc 2 has the Miss Xtreme pageant. Lots of trashy beauties here and that's not a bad thing. Not at all.
A tribute video to all the deceased XPW stars is a nice touch, but unless you're an XPW diehard, a lot of these guys are hard to identify. One is evidently Dynamite D and Candido is here, too. The Dynamite D Fallen Heroes Tribute Battle Royal is shown and his mother is at ringside. Apparently, this match wasn't shown on the Cold Day In Hell pay-per-view.
A sweet promo is Martin Kove (the evil sensei from The Karate Kid) talking about Kaos. Another has Los Cameos Guapos and office promos from Ryan, Trina Michaels and Angel. Good stuff here.
Back on the fallen heroes track, old XPW matches featuring those who have died get some play and there is more good stuff here from Big Dick Dudley, Public Enemy, the Pitbulls, Candido, Kronus and Dynamite D. A definite nice touch.
The best feature of disc 2, according to this reviewer, is the sound files of each wrestler's entrance theme. Sabu's is much like his WWE and TNA versions, Evans' is Boyz In A Box by Insane Poetry and New Jack's starts off with a Paul Bearer-sounding dude. Nice beat, though. Nice and gangsta. All themes, Evans' aside, were created by artists from New Age Records.
The last bonus of disc 2 is several trailers for other Big Vision DVDs. Cool. Probably had to be done.
This reunion show, thought by some to be done in response to the new ECW, is a top-notch card and certainly gets the blood flowing in more ways than one. It's not as good as ECW at its peak, but it is a solid No. 2 for hardcore fans to get their fix. It should belong to any bloodthirsty fan and this hopefully includes SLAM! Wrestling's own "Bloodthirsty" Bob Kapur.
A shoot interview from Big Vision with Raven and Sandman conducted by Dr. Keith Lipinski (and his sideburns) in a bar the night before Cold Day In Hell, it's hard to tell when Raven and Sandman are acting and when they are shooting. Raven knows Bob Beamon's long jump record from the 1968 Olympics and Sandman knows how many feet Salt Lake City is above sea level. Weird.
Terry Funk soon interrupts and more stories from yesteryear get tossed around. New Jack and Mustafa, dirty language and all, arrive next. More stories and most from ECW. And all epic.
The bonus matches here are more big-time XPW bouts from times gone by, including Funk vs. Shane Douglas, New Jack vs. Kaos, Raven vs. Vic Grimes, Sandman vs. Vic Grimes and New Jack vs. Messiah.
Basically, this seems like a worked shoot, but it's still entertaining as hell and New Jack, coked up or not, keeps your attention and makes you raise an eyebrow or two over the course of his rambling. Lipinski winds up an afterthought, but his stuff is generally top-notch.
The DVD review bin is now getting whittled down, but more reviews are in the works, including Glamour, Glitz & Divas: The Untold Story of American Women's Wrestling, an OMEGA's Uncommon Passion, The Best of Dragon Gate, Vol. 1 and Life In The Fast Lane, a DVD of life on the road as told by the wrestlers themselves.
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Village Art Club Fall Membership Show
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Actor Ed Asner sat in a Costa Mesa TV studio last week, fiddling with his tie.
He was about to go on the air to discuss his latest film, "Should've Been Romeo," which has its world premiere Saturday at the Newport Beach Film Festival.
"Hopefully people will see it, like it and spread the word," the"Mary Tyler Moore Show"star said about his film.
Asner, 82, plays Charlie, a grandfather who's been dropped on his grandson Joey Tucker's doorstep. Joey is then forced to deal with the octogenarian's antics.
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"I like to take on those roles because people mistake it for the truth," he said with a laugh.
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There won't be anyone shot or heads chopped off in this film, he said.
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With Asner's quick wit, charm and adoring fans, it's no surprise the television icon's career isn't slowing down.
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Associate Producer Robert Novak, Ben-Victor's cousin, called the film a "labor of love" that's taken 12 years to make.
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Meeting of October 23, 2008 – Issues Facing Hispanics in the Federal Workplace
Sally Jaggar is a senior consultant to the Partnership, focusing on the Call to Serve Recruitment Initiative. The objective of this initiative is to identify cost-effective, sustainable ways to inspire college students to consider federal public service jobs and careers.
Previously, she was Managing Director for Recruitment and Employment in the Human Capital Office at the Government Accountability Office (GAO), where she spearheaded GAO's successful revitalization of its recruiting and hiring initiatives. In her 23 years at GAO, Sally's other positions included Director of Operations in the Accounting and Information
Management Division, Managing Director for Health Financing and Public Health Issues, Director of Operations for the Health, Education, and Human Services Division, and other major positions.
Sally received her M.A. from American University and her B.A. from Duke University. She is on the Board of the Literacy Council of Northern Virginia, and is also adjunct faculty at the School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill).


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marketingmerge needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 49 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
Mike Klingler
Mike Klingler is an internet marketing business coach teaching people how to take their businesses online. He is an inspiring leader and knows how to create results and teach others how to do that as well for themselves.
Target audience are people and small businesses who are just getting started online, or people who are already here but are looking for direction on how to make things work for them.
We are looking to have a cool looking opt in form that will go on the side bar of Mike's Facebook Profile and Fan page.
We want the top of the form to say: Receive a Daily Inspiring Message From Mike!
I have attached an image of two variations of the opt in form that we already have, but we are wanting it to be way cooler.
I have also attached an example of where that form will go and how wide it can be.
We would require you to provide the appropriate code and to ensure that once placed on Facebook it would look decent.
We are looking forward to your participation. :)