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More news of the horror at Virginia Tech.
Apparently, the murderer was a student, Seung-Hui Cho, who lived in the dorm.
"He was just a normal looking kid, Asian, but he had on a Boy Scout type outfit," one student in the class, Erin Sheehan, told [The Collegiate Times]. "He wore a tan button-up vest and this black vest — maybe it was for ammo or something."This is such a sad story. I don't have much to say about it, and I apologize for mixing it in with other blog posts that lack solemnity. The young man, it would seem, went crazy. There will be endless debates about what the University should have done and whether more gun control or less would have helped. But the stark fact remains: many people died. It's terribly sad.
Ms. Sheehan added: "I saw bullets hit people's bodies. There was blood everywhere. People in the class were passed out, I don't know maybe from shock from the pain. But I was one of only four that made it out of that classroom. The rest were dead or injured."


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Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Akimichi Chouji (S)
After nearly three years, Chouji has developed in both strength and size, mastering the Akimichi clan techniques. No longer does Chouji need the Akimichi pills to tap into his true strength, instead, he merely needs to control his chakra and become a force to reckon with.Requirement to unlock: Mission: A Portly but Steadfast Ninja
Butterfly Bullet Bombing
Chouji slams his fist into an enemy's face, first ignoring all harmful effects other than chakra cost changes for 1 turn and then dealing 30 damage to one enemy. This skill cannot be countered or reflected and Chouji's skills will cost 2 additional random afterwards.
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Human Bullet Tank
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The American Time Use Survey (ATUS) collects information on how people living in the United States spend their time. Data collected in this study measured the amount of time that people spent doing various activities in 2005, such as paid work, child care, religious activities, volunteering, and socializing. Respondents were randomly selected from households that had completed their final month of the Current Population Survey (CPS), and were interviewed two to five months after their household's last CPS interview. Respondents were interviewed only once and reported their activities for the 24-hour period from 4 a.m. on the day before the interview until 4 a.m. on the day of the interview. Respondents indicated the total number of minutes spent on each activity, including where they were and whom they were with. Except for secondary child care, data on activities done simultaneously with primary activities were not collected. Part 1, Respondent and Activity Summary File, contains demographic information about respondents and a summary of the total amount of time they spent doing each activity that day. Part 2, Roster File, contains information about household members and nonhousehold children under the age of 18. Part 3, Activity File, includes additional information on activities in which respondents participated, including the location of each activity and the total time spent on secondary child care. Part 4, Who File, includes data on who was present during each activity. Part 5, ATUS-CPS 2005 File, contains data on respondents and members of their household collected two to five months prior to the ATUS interviews during their participation in the Current Population Survey (CPS). Parts 6-10 contain supplemental data files that can be used for further analysis of the data. Part 6, Case History File, contains information about the interview process, such as identifiers and interview outcome codes. Part 7, Call History File, gives information about each call attempt, including the call date and outcome. Part 8, Trips File, provides information about the number, duration, and purpose of overnight trips away from home for two or more nights in a row. Part 9, Replicate Weights File I, contains base weights, replicated base weights, and replicate final weights for each case that was selected to be interviewed for ATUS, while Part 10, Replicate Weights File II, contains replicate weights that were generated using the 2006 weighting method. Demographic variables include sex, age, race, ethnicity, education level, income, employment status, occupation, citizenship status, country of origin, relationship to household members, and the ages and number of children in the household.
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This survey used a stratified, three-stage sampling design. Respondents were randomly selected from households that had completed their final month of the Current Population Survey (CPS). Please refer to the User Guide for additional information on sampling.
All residents at least 15 years of age that were living in households in the United States, with the exception of active military personnel and people residing in institutions such as nursing homes and prisons.
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The data contain weight variables which should be used in analyzing the data. Unweighted data are not representative of the population due to differences between population groups in both sampling and nonresponse. ATUS weight variables include the ATUS final weight (TUFINLWGT), which indicates the number of person-days the respondent represents, the ATUS base weight (TUBWGT), and a ATUS final weight based on 2006 weighting methodology (TU06FWGT). ATUS weights were selected from the Current Population Survey (CPS), and CPS weights (after the first-stage adjustment) are the basis for the ATUS weights. These base weights were adjusted to account for the fact that less populous states were not oversampled in ATUS, as they were in the CPS. Further adjustments were made to account for the probability of selecting each household within the ATUS sampling strata and the probability of selecting each person from each sample household. Part 9 contains replicate weights for the variable TUFINLWGT, as well as base weights, while Part 10 contains replicate weights for the variable TU06FWGT. ATUS replicate weights were based on the replicate weights developed for the CPS. ATUS began with the CPS replicate weight after the first-stage ratio adjustment, and each replicate was processed through all of the stages of the ATUS weighting procedure. The CPS replicate weights were based on a modified balanced half-sample method of replication, developed in the 1980s by Robert Fay. For more information about the replicate weights, see the publication, Technical Paper 63RV: Current Population Survey -- Design and Methodology, available via the Bureau of Labor Statistics Web site. More information on the weighting variables used in this study can be found in the User Guide.
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I miss UK shows. "The Fades" looks awesome
I miss UK shows. "The Fades" looks awesome
My favorite right now is Sherlock. Yes, I know I'm late to the party, and yes.. I know all the episodes have already aired, but it's hard to keep track of new tv shows being stuck here in boring old Norway
Anyway.. I recommend everyone to watch this series! It's definitely of gay interest, with some minor gay characters and you can't miss the homoerotic moments between Sherlock and Wilson.. it's also hysterically funny, and the guy playing Sherlock is so good looking! I'm in love. Sherlock is such a great character too. I adore him, he is so rude, so funny, but yet so vulnerable! I hope they make a new season, but I kinda doubt it considering how the last season ended.. sigh Still.. you never know, I'm crossing my fingers for a new season!
Weeeell, you know, the Americans aren't really making Sherlock. They're making their same old thing and just using Sherlock Holmes as a brand to sell it.
Keeping up Appearances. I absolutely love Hyacinth Bucket and her Royal Doulton with the hand painted periwinkles!!!!
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Don't even get me started on that shitfest Elementary.. I'm sorry, but making Watson a woman, and having Lucy Liu play Watson.. it's just unforgivable. Why must the Americans always shit all over everything they get their hands on? It's like THEY HAVE TO ruin great tv shows, like Being Human, Shameless, The Office.. WHY can't they just leave it alone, why can't they just enjoy the british version? Why make an inferior version to something that is already so good? It doesn't make any sense! It's fucking annoying!
Making Watson a woman is the most stupid thing I have ever heard.. like we don't have a million shows like that already? A crime solving female-male duo.. lets see, The Mentalist, Castle, Bones.. need I continue? What will make Elementary stand out? It won't. It will just be another bad cliché. Typical Americans.. ruin something good. Why did they scrap Wilson in the first place? It's funny that the producers behind Elementary say it's because they wanted to keep it more "modern" and show "diversity" with having a man and a woman.. I call BS. I think it's just because they were afraid of the homoeroticism between Wilson and Sherlock.. most Americans would freak out over that, while a woman and man working together, solving crimes, and the constant "will they, or won't they" is easier for mainstream America to swallow than constantly seeing two "male lovers" on screen every week.
I think the producers of Elementary will accomplish the exact opposite of what they are claiming.. they will take away from what makes Sherlock work, and what makes it so good: the chemistry between Sherlock and Watson that you so rarely find on tv.. how often do we see strong friendships between two men on tv? and especially between two men who love and care for each other like Sherlock and Watson do? not often enough for sure.. I really don't see how Elementary will compare to the brilliant british version, and part of what makes Sherlock so good is already ruined when they made Watson a woman, and I don't buy their pathetic excuse either. Did you know that Elementary even asked to buy the scripts from the British "Sherlock", and that they refused to sell it to them? hahahaha.. fucking brilliant! It serves them right. The less Sherlock is associated with that shit American version, the better it is.
BTW.. here's my favorite scene from Sherlock.. it is so cute and lovely, kinda gay too.. and it made me ship them hard:
--I liked the first two series of Skins
--I am going through a Doctor Who withdrawal
--Same thing with Torchwood but I have the DVDs
--I liked the first series of Robin Hood then I realized Robin was a whiny idiot.
--I love Merlin and Shameless
--Downtown Abbey is ok...too slow for my pace
--I have to get into Sherlock..I know Ill love it
--Coupling is funny...not as funny as Friends which is weird for me to pick an American show over a Brit one
--My Family is hilarious
I think that's it. I'm from the states so...I have to find what I can
I absolutely loved The Shadow Line!
I think I read recently that there is going to be a second series of The Hour.
Recently shown here was a 4-parter called Inside Men:
Another series I enjoyed was one called Marchlands, which starred Alex Kingston. It's actually based on an American tv series I think, but I can't remember what it was called.
How has QI not been mentioned? I swear I've learned more from this than in all my years at school
And Peep Show. Epic!
ahhhh yes... Keeping Up Appearances Fantastic
"Isn't that your Hyacinth?" lol
also Blackadder, especially series 3 and 4,
and The Good Life:
Yep. I heard they threatened to sue if it was "too similar" to Sherlock, so that might be the reason behind all the changes, still.. it doesn't make it any better. It's still disgraceful. They should just leave it alone. We already have a good tv series, and movies.. no need to make another inferior tv series imo.. we all know it's gonna suck. A female Watson? please.. I wish the Americans would just drop it.Apparently, the British crew is kind of upset about the whole thing from what little I've read on the matter.
LMAO. I really am trying to keep an open mind (I do like Johnny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu) but it's just ughh. Usually, I tend to stay away from American remakes. They always disappoint me. And they seem so unnecessary.
The fandom is insane, yes.. but it's totally understandable though.. I understand them more than the actors saying there's no homosexual subtext, when it CLEARLY is! That gif you posted was epic, and my favorite quote:The fandom around Sherlock is INSANE. Though Cumberbatch & Freeman seem to be confused by it. They don't get why people see a homoerotic subtext. lol
BUT. Omg, that fandom... they put out some of the hottest slash fic/slash art I've ever seen. It's totally understandable though because Sherlock and Watson's bond/relationship is so epic.
Wilson: "Oh please.. can we not do this this time?" Sherlock: "Do what?" Wilson: "You.. being all mysterious with your cheekbones and turning your coat collar up so you look cool." Sherlock: "I don't do that." Wilson: "Yes, you do."
How is that NOT homoerotic? come on now.. it's so obvious! I can't believe the actors are not picking up on it? Wow..
The ones I like which come to mind right now are QI and The IT Crowd.
Being Human
Downton Abbey
the fades
Graham Norton
all excellent shoes. I love BBC America
Oh yeah, and I can't forget the most awesome part.. the guy playing Sherlock is very good looking, but he's not only that, he's also an AMAZING actor, seriously.. I'm not just saying this. He is fucking brilliant, and he is perfect to play Sherlock. I have only seen him in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (he played gay in this movie btw.. tiny role, so if you don't like boring movies I don't know if it's really worth seeing) and Sherlock, but he nailed both of those roles. I will definitely see War Horse when that comes out on dvd, and he's in the upcoming Star Trek sequel too. He's very busy these days, he's in high demand.. and I can't say I blame the producers, he really is a wonderful actor, so I can see why he's so popular. Actors like him don't come around very often. I honestly wouldn't be surprised to see him winning an Oscar in the future, yes, he really is that good. He has a special look too, it takes some getting used to, he's not conventionally sexy or hot.. but I find him VERY attractive.. I don't know what it is, there's just something about him that's so sexy.. his good looks and confidence maybe, because as I said.. he's not really conventionally handsome, he has a special look.. I think people either find him ugly or hot.. lol.
I'm sorry about my post.. I posted it in a hurry this morning and I had a hard time explaining why I don't like the seasons being so short, but it seemed like you got the picture, because how you explained it.. that's exactly how I feel! Disjointed and rushed are two words perfect to describe it. That's exactly it! I know it's supposed to be stand alone "films", with a few plots binding them together, but sometimes I just feel like it's not working. Don't get me wrong, I still looooove Sherlock, but yeah.. sometimes I do feel that the show would maybe be better if they extended it, so it could feel more "together" and "complete" if you get what I'm saying
And yes.. I don't get how the actors don't see the homorerotic subtext when basically everyone else sees it! lol. With the quote I posted.. where John actually comments on Sherlock's cheekbones.. that was an actual quote from the show.. I mean.. how can they not see that as being homoerotic? it's almost like they're in denial, just like you said.. it makes me wonder if they even read the scripts they get, because it's pretty damn obvious that it's gay gay gay And in that scene I mentioned.. it even seemed like Watson had a little crush on him! It was adorable. Again.. I'm embarrassed, but I love these characters, and the show, soooo much!
And damn.. don't even get me started on Moriarty.. he was fucking perfect! I think part of why it worked so well too was because he shared so much chemistry with Sherlock! Like damn.. you could just feel the chemistry through the screen. In one scene when they stood close to each other I was thinking "just kiss each other already!" lol. This show is seriously the gayest show I've seen in a long time, and I don't even know if it's intentional! Because they have no major gay characters or anything like that, but it's still so gay, because there's so much homoerotic subtext present. Damn.. I love this show! Too bad we have to wait a whole year for new episodes.. someone even said it wouldn't air until summer 2013, so it's more like 1 1/2.. ugh
I can't really think of many other good recent shows that haven't already been mentioned, but there are two which I particularly enjoyed. I know you've mentioned Downton Abbey but I don't know if you're into period dramas generally but one I want to mention is The Crimson Petal and the White. You'll probably recognise Chris O'Dowd from The IT Crowd as well as Mark Gatiss in the trailer.
The other show I want to recommend is The Promise. Again, I don't know if it's your kind of thing, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.
A not so recent recommendation is Criminal Justice. There have been two series of this, each consisting of five episodes dedicated to one storyline.
Series 1[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnvY1mx0R3c[/ame]
Series 2[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4NxC9yV7yA[/ame]
How long have you been watching shows from over here? What about not so recent ones?
Law and Order UK is wonderful. Is it still being made? Haven't seen it on BBC America in quite a while.
^ Yes, it's still being made. In fact the last episode of the 6th series was broadcast last month. Personally I stopped watching it after the 1st series as I thought it was rather dull. Certainly not a patch on the American original.
The new Upstairs Downstairs is worth a look
LOVE Downton Abbey
LOVED Skins
and I'm in for Dawn French in ANYTHING.
Just to stand up a little for we Americans I am also enjoying the US versions of Shameless and The Office. The US Skins and the US Prime Suspect, however, should be locked at the bottom of the sea.
I have ZERO interest in Elementary.
Here's one of my favorite episodes of oldie but a goodie:
(and I love the Whigfield reference in the beginning!)
I feel in love with Are You Being Served? I had to go out and buy the whole series and have almost completely finished. The whole cast is hilarious but the older lady is one of my favs. She does some very physical comedy for her age and size and I also like Mr Humphries. He was doing drag long before drag became popular, lol. The only thing that I found odd was that a hit show had main characters who's teeth were as jacked as some of theirs were.
All I want, ain't no other, we together, I'll remember, sweet love, all night long - All Night / Beyonce.
So...I have weird taste in TV shows. With that in mind here's my two favorites.
Being Human
and re-runs of Ballykissangel and Waiting for God
Being Human is awesome. I usually have little taste in supernatural themes, but I fell in love instantly with the show from the very first episode. The U.S. remake is just dull compared to the British.
The IT Crowd is a rad. Can't believe the series ended after only 4 seasons (and a special episode). Damn, we need more intelligent and brainless humour in a scene.
And nobody mentioned Absolutely Fabulous?
come now, my child. if we were planning to harm you, do you think
we'd be lurking here beside the path in the darkest part of the forest?
Have you seen the BBC's 2005 production of Bleak House? I absolutely loved that.
I can think of some other not so recent shows, but you've probably already seen them or know about them, such as Cracker and Prime Suspect. I can't believe the Americans dared to remake these brilliant shows! Blasphemy! Another older series that I loved was Rome. Again, you probably know this one.
I can recommend more, if you're interested?
You could try Whitechapel, i watched the first 2 series last weekend and thought it was brilliant.
How do you top Diana Rigg with a gun?
This cracks me up laughing. Gimme Gimme Gimme is one of my guilty pleasures. Kathy Burke as Linda LaHughes is a great comic creation.
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The only supernatural show I can think of is Afterlife. Sadly, only two series (consisting of 14 episodes in total) of this were made
Another crime thriller that's a good watch is Messiah. It's pretty gory, but for the most part the storylines were very good. I can't find a decent trailer for this so I'll let Wikipedia tell you a little bit about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messiah_%28TV_series%29
Speaking of crime shows, another is Scott and Bailey (pretty dull title, eh? lol) but don't let that put you off. This is a recent one, in fact the second series is currently being broadcast. Here's a taster from the first series:
A good gritty drama that's an enjoyable watch is Unforgiven, the only trailer I could find isn't very insightful though.
Have you ever watched Spooks or Hustle?
I forgot about Black Books! I loved that!
There are actually quite a number of comedy shows that Ive never seen for one reason or another or tried watching and couldnt get into. Green Wing falls into the second category and it was basically the filming style which put me off, but give it a go, you'll probably like it.
I thought Afterlife might appeal to you when you saw that Andrew Lincoln was in it!
I havent seen Misfits, but Im into the others, including Torchwood, even though its not as good as it used to be. Apart from the shows already mentioned I can think of only one other supernatural type. Have you heard of Hex? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hex_%28TV_series%29
Yeah, I can understand how Hustle might cause you to lost interest as it can be rather irritating at times, but that was another show that was probably better in its earlier days. Even so, when it finished for good a few weeks ago I was sad to see it end and will miss it.
I loved Spooks from start to finish. There were 10 series in total. The cute blond guy youve got your eye on is Rupert Penry-Jones and doesnt appear till season 4, I believe. I would recommend that you watch it from the very beginning, its worth it.
Im really, really pleased you enjoyed Inside Men. Yeah, the ending was a bit weird, wasnt it? I suppose the writers wanted the viewers to draw their own conclusions.
Nothing wrong with being nerdy! Besides, you dont really sound nerdy, just someone who enjoys and appreciates good quality television
Another vote for the BBC's Bleak House. It was excellent!
Thank you for the recommendations all
^ I'm glad you're enjoying The Promise so far and I'm sure you won't be disappointed by the final episode
Thatgirl , how is your viewing coming along? Watched anything good lately?
The last episode was great and I generally really liked "The Promise". Made me want to see more of Peter Kosminsky's work. And of Christian Cooke's of course ;-)
I accidentally found out that "Misfits" was premiered here yesterday and I was really excited since I've heard you guys mention it. I'm already hooked and I've only seen the pilot so far. Can't wait for the next episode.
I've developed quite a crush on the "weird" guy Simon - those eyes, wow! On the other hand I just can't stand Nathan - he gets on my every nerve!
Oh, and I've recorded the movie "Magicians" on my DVR and I was wondering if any of you guys have seen "Peep Show" and could recommend it?
Subsonic, I'm really pleased you liked The Promise Sorry, haven't seen Peep Show.
Thatgirl, that's great! So glad you enjoyed them, even the ones I'm not a fan of! I agree about Spooks being addictive. Even though some people over here thought that it flagged in later years I absolutely loved it
Trollied is a really great show, if you get a chance to watch it.
Jane Horrocks is fantastic!!
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
I saw a trailer for Hunted yesterday which is about a British, female spy (Melissa George) from the creator of Spooks. Looks pretty good!
Thatgirl, welcome back, it's really good to see you. You've been missed
I didn't enjoy Line of Duty as much as I did The Shadow Line, but I think that the Beeb set the bar so high with that wonderful show that all programmes since then have a tough act to follow. That's just my personal opinion though.
We're coming into a new season of dramas here, so there should hopefully be a few more good recommendations before too long. One that has just started last week is called Accused. This is actually the second series (I can't recall if this show has been mentioned previously?) Each episode is a stand-alone story and begins with someone on trial. Thereafter we see their story and the outcome of the trial. The first episode has Sean Bean in it and you can see glimpses of him in this trailer
I'll be watching Good Cop with great interest when that is shown as it was filmed and set in Liverpool. I hope the storyline is good enough to stop me from place-spotting!
I'm from England and have hardly seen/heard of these newer shows. I think it's because I can't be bothered to sift through the crap to find the good stuff!
I will give another vote for the first clip posted in the original post - Black Mirror. I didn't see the first episode but the last two were very good, especially 15 million merits. But then, anything with Charlie Brooker involved is bound to be genius.
I watch Misfits, used to watch Shamless, Downton Abbey and Big Brother UK sometimes. I'm watching Celebrity Big Brother UK right now. The British version is much more fun to watch than the US verson because on the US version, all they talk about is strategy and playing the game.
I used to watch Sinchronicity, As If, and Mile High.
Now the only UK show I watch is Coronation Street...
Regrets are for people who stop on the ground.
I'm heading for the stars.
Him & Her (TV Series 2010) - IMDb
this is a good one as well HIM&HER
There was a great British show on last night about midwives during WWII. It had Miranda Hart in it (or at least the second episode will).
Great show!
Wow, so many shows I've never seen or even heard of! I love British television but I only get to watch what's on BBC America and unfortunately that includes mostly rehashed episodes of Top Gear, Gordon Ramsay's shows and American shows like Star Trek. I did see a show called Copper last night that was really good, it was about a New York detective in the 1860's.
What I am looking for though is information on a show that used to be on a year or so ago about a group of 7 people who were the survivors of some type of end of world scenario. There was a guy who was a murderer, a lady who was looking for her son (who had survived and was in a group of kids who attacked the survivors), a young woman in love with the murderer, and a black man who was like the moral center of the group. Anybody remember the name of this series and is it still on?
^ The programme you describe is called Survivors. Unfortunately it was cancelled after the second series
Call the Midwife, and it is a great programme I didn't like the sound of it before I started watching it, but it turned out to be a lot better than I had anticipated


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Yes! My boyfriend went home for the holidays since school is out and I decided to help out his best friend who was still stuck in town taking exams at the university. I said I'd drive him to the airport one early morning as a kind gesture (read: save him money by not having to park his car at the airport during winter vacation).
This little punk no-showed. I called him to ask him where he was and he didn't pick up. I, then, texted him and asked where was he and to let him know I was outside. He texted, about 30 minutes later, that he forgot to tell me days ago that he was in Rhode Island already (and to my surprised meeting that narcissist Davey Wavey at some charity function. My boyfriend didn't know this -- I checked this punk's Instagram).
I remained calm over texts as I drove to work that morning. He eventually wrote, "Goddamn it, I'm sorry." He isn't sorry. If he was, I wouldn't have to force that apology out of him.
I really do want to punch his lights out. I want to get my hands around his pencil neck and strangle him. (Just thoughts... of course I wouldn't lay my hands on him even though I've been fantasizing about it.)
How do you control your anger? I spoke with my boyfriend he said that his standing me up was "uncharacteristic" of him and that he understands my anger.
I've never really cared to call my boyfriend's friend a "friend," since we're very different personality wise. But, I was always cordial with him because my boyfriend liked him. (BTW, this friend is an escort. Isn't that a red flag? My boyfriend said it doesn't bother him and it might not bother me either if I knew him more. But, come on, isn't that a red flag to maybe keep your distance from him?)
For what it's worth: in the past, this friend always would allude to his size (5'7 and 115 pounds) when he ever felt fear of someone or something. It always stood out to me when he made these comments. Now, after a few days, I'm starting to think that he's been pushing people's buttons for a long time and then plays the "Little ol' me" defense.


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This article is by Mars Dorian for businessgrow this piece is based on John Kearon's talk at a conference about the power of emotion and why you need to make people feel something to get them to do something.
Jan Gordon: My commentary
Know your audience and speak to their listening
This was mentioned in this article by the author who paraphrased
what John Kearon said:
"We are feeling creatures. Content matters so much LESS than you think it does. Do something shocking or exhilarating in your marketing, but don't be bland. If people feel nothing, they do nothing
Do the best companies make you think or feel? The author suggests feeling is what makes things happen".
Jan Gordon:
Content in any form is an important part of marketing. It's the door opener, the bridge that can lead to comments, relationships, brand advocacy, transactions and other opportunities that might not have otherwise happened. Using emotion that strikes a chord with your audience is very important.
This was a response from Mars Dorian to one of the comments and I absolutely agree with him: (again, know your audience, this might not apply to everyone).
"haha, I think the limits of pushing that emotional zone haven't been pushed yet - because companies as well as solopreneurs tend to hold back on the edgy, but effective stuff".
Here are some highlights that I think apply to content curators/arketers particularly:
"PURE emotion is the sole buying decision influencer — because it's targeting your oldest and most powerful part of the brain – the fight-or-flight REPTILIAN BRAIN".
Here are a few suggestions that caught my attention particularly for content marketers/curators:
Concentrate on the


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Wednesday, September 13, 2006
What did you just call me?!
Just don't call them Southern Cal.
According to Bruins Nation, (via The Sporting News and Wiki) USC is so opposed to that moniker, the school's sports information department specifically requests in every media guide that the school not be referred to as "Southern Cal" in order to avoid association with the University of California, Berkeley (known as "Cal").
Wow. Touchy, touchy.
Well, I have one thing to say to any Trojan fans reading this...
"Southern Cal! Southern Cal! Southern Cal! Southern Cal!"
30 comments:
- Sports on a Schtick said...
After that showing in Tennessee, who the hell would want to be associated with Berkeley?
I suspect this is a case of Trojans being extra-sensitive...
- September 13, 2006 1:53 AM
- TitleIX said...
extra sensitive Trojans?
now there's an idea....
- September 13, 2006 6:35 AM
It is a funny thing when a site that favors UCLA points this out. UCLA was originally named the Southern branch of the University of California. But according to the most recent rankings conducted by US News, Stanford, Berkeley and UCLA are ranked higher than USC. Despite all their athletic accomplishments it is still the fourth best PAC-10 school in California. I sense an inferiority complex from USC.
- September 13, 2006 9:25 AM
- WillinSacto said...
Too funny. Of course, here in NorCal, we just call them U$C!
- September 13, 2006 11:07 AM
- Kurt A Ehrsam said...
Have they considered THE Southern Cal?
- September 13, 2006 11:22 AM
Thank God I only pull for them once a year. Care to guess when?
- September 13, 2006 11:23 AM
Being from northern California myself I enjoy calling them the University for Spoiled Children.
- September 13, 2006 11:34 AM
- Yost said...
"It is a funny thing when a site that favors UCLA points this out."
You sound like the typical fan who, when listening to a game called by Brent Musberger always says, "Do you hear him?! He hates our team"...no matter who your team is. And if you were cheering for the other side, you'd still say the same thing.
We don't favor UCLA or USC. We have to dog in that hunt, so to speak.
Funny, when the the whole LSU billboard thing was going down and we ripped on those putting it up, we were called a "pro USC" site. Now we're pro UCLA.
- September 13, 2006 11:35 AM
I did not intend to imply that this site is a pro-UCLA site I meant Bruinsnation is a pro-UCLA site. I should have been more specific and I apologize for the confusion I caused.
- September 13, 2006 11:43 AM
- Yost said...
Anon IV,
Ahhhh. No worries.
- September 13, 2006 11:45 AM
As a USC Alum I have always hated being referred to as Southern Cal, no one who is associated with or attends the university calls it that. South Carolina is always trying to jack USC. Yes USC is ranked lower than UCLA or Cal (One whole spot re UCLA). The only numbers that matter regarding UCLA are 66 - 19.
- September 13, 2006 11:54 AM
I actually don't mind the Southern Cal reference. I hear a lot of older alums and football fans in general refer to SC that way. The weird part is, they produce merchandise with that name in order to retain trademark rights.
- September 13, 2006 12:03 PM
This is not new. USC has made this request for at least 10 years. I don't see what the issue is myself. As was stated above the University even prints shirts with Southern Cal on them.
RuinsNation is a bunch of hacks who have no accomplishments on the field to talk about so they have to make crap up about SC. Call us what you want, but come December you'll be screaming Daddy once again Ruin fans.
I do like THE University of Southern California though. It makes sense given the fact that USC is the only footbal team in So. Cal.
- September 13, 2006 12:15 PM
South Carolina was created before Southern California. So it is not "always trying to jack" the USC initials.
Southern Cal fans, which is it? Do you want USC or SC or tUSC or what? Can't have your fucking cake and eat it too.
- September 13, 2006 3:29 PM
The name University of Southern California is older than the name University of South Carolina. Southern California was founded in 1880. South Carolina was called South Carolina College until 1906. Southern California has 26 years of seniority for the name USC. South Carolina has neither a strong claim to "USC" nor to "Carolina" despite their best efforts. Furthermore, Southern California is forced to register and use the trademark "Southern Cal" so that it does not lapse, giving every bootlegger with a T-shirt press the right to make "Southern Cal" T-shirts and such.
- September 13, 2006 3:36 PM
We have the claim to "Michigan"
Nobody else does.
That's all I care about.
- September 13, 2006 4:10 PM
Anon 12:36 - There, you just settled it. You registered the trademark, "Southern Cal" so that's your name. So maybe now you can quit the grasp for media coverage since Leinert and Bush left and you're no longer the media darlings you thoguht you once were. Don't like the name, "Southern Cal", then change your university name, or change the name of the State. Personally, I think you give the name "Southern" a bad name anyway. As far as the name USC goes, that's just Southern Cal trying to claim everything. I don't see Michigan trying to make sure Missou or Montana never uses UofM or UM. Maybe the OSU's OK State and tOSU duke it for the rights to that acronym, but I haven't seen it.
- September 13, 2006 4:15 PM
I did see Ohio State sue (not sure how far it went) Ohio University about school names. Funny as that seems
- September 13, 2006 4:19 PM
FYI, USC has been saying this for about 15 years or so now. It's not new.
What is new is that someone has bothered to bring it up.
Welcome to college football!
- September 13, 2006 4:43 PM
Wow alot of USC hatred. I stand by my trying to jack statement. South Carolina is welcome to Southern Car, So Car, or 'th Carolina, but I think UNC might take issue with Carolina. Why don't we all agree to call them the cocks, maybe both schools were made for each other what with the odd synchronicity of nicknames.
- September 13, 2006 4:57 PM
Nobody calls either the states of North Carolina or South Carolina as "Car". Lots (ok, millions) of people refer to the state of California as "Cal". If you're going to bother trying to make a point, well just stop and decide against it. You'll rapidly run out of good opportunities to keep your mouth shut. Maybe write "AHNOLD" and ask him to change the name of the state, Northern Baja works.
- September 13, 2006 6:05 PM
How about the University of Southern Alta California. That way the acronym is USAC. After all Alta California is what California used to be called to distinguish it from Baja California and Baja California del Sur.
- September 13, 2006 6:17 PM
Anon 3:05 I see that its impossible to argue with such a topical mind. Arnold jokes?, you must have killed in 2004. Was OJ just a little too fresh?
- September 13, 2006 6:24 PM
mmm.... fresh OJ...
- September 13, 2006 11:31 PM
- Beban said...
For the sad fellow who thinks that USC is "one-spot" below UCLA on some scholastic rankings, um, no. UCLA was named one of the top 25 Universities in the world by the Times of London, and listed among the "20 'New' Ivy League schools in America" by US News. So was Michigan.
USC? Not so much. Not even close. Nice try.
- September 14, 2006 2:15 AM
Speaking of topical minds, last I checked, Arnold was still your guv'nor. Can't be much fresher than that.
Back to football... looks like an exciting week around the country. Here's to Big Blue, Husker, War Eagle, and as much as I hate to say it, Vol victories.
- September 14, 2006 8:58 AM
danny boy -- Look at the US News and world report college rankings, UCLA comes in at #26, and USC tied #27 with UNC. In my book that's one spot on the most commonly used listing. That's the one I was referring to, Don't like it? Take it up with US News.
- September 14, 2006 12:00 PM
that isn't scholastic rankings, that is football players arrested last season.
- September 14, 2006 7:49 PM
Most SC fans don't mind the "Southern Cal" thing. We've been Southern CAl for a long time. Hell, the bookstore sells stuff that says "Southern Cal".
I have no idea what got up the AD's butt on that one.
- September 14, 2006 8:26 PM
Most SC fans don't mind the "Southern Cal" thing. We've been Southern CAl for a long time. Hell, the bookstore sells stuff that says "Southern Cal".
I have no idea what got up the AD's butt on that one.
- September 14, 2006 8:27 PM


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