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Having a strong midsection (abs, back, and sides) tones and firms up your middle, which you are probably eager to do since having a baby. A strong core has the extra benefit of helping make your other exercises more efficient and effective too!
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"Classic crunch" may sound like a sugary cereal or salty snack, but this exercise has the opposite effect on your body. Tone your middle by lying on your back, knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Put your hands behind your head—don't interlock your fingers or the urge to use your arms to lift your head will be hard to resist. Keep elbows out to the side (not forward in front of your face) and raise your upper back and shoulders off the ground. Keep your head still and your chin off your chest. Lower your shoulders/back to make one rep. Think about keeping your lower back pressed to the floor as you work through your set.
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Double Knee Tuck—the Move
Extend your arms above your head and your legs out straight. Don't let either extremity (or your head) touch the ground. When you return to the tuck position, that counts as one rep.
Reverse Crunch—the Position
Start as you would for a regular crunch, but aim your feet up toward the sky instead of having them on the ground, and put your hands on the floor along your sides. The motion here is a small one, ready? (See next slide.)
Reverse Crunch—the Move
Keeping your arms and upper body still, push your feet up further toward the sky. This is a small, but significant motion, which uses your hard-to-access lower abdominal muscles. Be careful not to swing your legs or use them for momentum. Push up with your hips and a bit of a Kegel!
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Start by lying on your back, arms to your sides, knees bent and feet flat on the floor, about 6 to 12 inches from your butt. Raise your butt off the ground about 6 inches. Having your shins perpendicular to the floor, as in this image, is ideal. Your arms can help you balance, but try to stay steady by tightening your middle and your glutes. Hold for 30 seconds, or work your way up to that. When you're ready for more… (see next slide).
Bridge 2
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Bridge 3
Get ready for this bridge just as you did the previous ones. But now put your hands behind your neck instead of by your sides. This reduces the arms' role as a balance helper. You are balancing on your upper back and feet only, which requires (and develops) greater core strength. Again, hold this position for 30 seconds, or work your way up to that.
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Your core includes front, back, and sides! Lie on your right side, hips straight but knees bent. Raise up on your right forearm with your elbow directly under you shoulder. Keep your knees on the ground, but straighten your hips so that your body makes a straight line from knees to shoulders. Put your left arm along your side or left hand on left hip, as Deborah is doing here. Hold for 30 seconds or work up to that. For each side bridge on the right, turn over and do it on the left too! When these become pretty comfortable, it's time to move on (see next slide).
Side Bridge 2
This is essentially the same as the first side bridge, only start with straight legs; your supports are now your right forearm and your feet (left on top of right). The elbow is still under the shoulder, and the straight line is from your feet to your shoulders.
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SOURCES: Wu, R.-R. The Journal of the American Medical Association,
Jan. 9/16, 2008; vol 299: pp 185-193.
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The Gratuitous B-Movie Column 2.24.14 Issue #295:
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
Posted by
Bryan Kristopowitz
on 02.24.2014
Debuary: A Month of Debbie Rochon concludes with a look at the 2005 horror comedy
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
, two more batches of Things to Watch Out For This Week, a TV Quick Hit, a new Douchebag of the Week is named, a new B-Movie Babe is crowned, and more!
The Gratuitous B-Movie Column Issue #295:
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
Debuary: A Month of Debbie Rochon: Week 3
Hello, everyone, and welcome once again to the internets movie review column that has never been attacked by a rhino, The Gratuitous B-Movie Column, and I am your host Bryan Kristopowitz. In this issue, issue number two hundred and ninety-five,
Debuary: A Month of Debbie Rochon
concludes with a look at the low budget 2005 action comedy
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
, written and directed by Chris Seaver, is one of the strangest movies I think I've ever seen. Part sequel to
Mulva: Zombie Ass Kicker!
and part parody of Quentin Tarantino's
Kill Bill
Mulva 2
is a hilarious bit of mega low budget moviemaking that is nothing short of amazing. I didn't understand half of it, but even when I didn't quite get what was going on I was still having a blast. I'm sure, had I seen
Zombie Ass Kicker!
or any of the other movies Seaver made as part of his now retired Low Budget Pictures outfit, I would have caught every joke and reference and enjoyed it on a different level. However, because
Kill Teen Ape!
is my first Low Budget Pictures experience, I can only judge the movie as one single entity.
Rochon stars as Mulva, a badass killer who, much like Uma Thurman's Bride character in
Kill Bill
, wakes up from a violence induced coma wanting revenge. She wants to kill Teen Ape (listed in the credits as playing himself, but I'm going to venture a guess and say that Teen Ape is actually played by Seaver) for putting her in a coma and for stealing her Halloween candy. Apparently, Mulva is a bit of a candy lunatic, and stealing her Halloween candy is a truly heinous act. So, once she manages to figure out how to walk again, Mulva goes on a killing spree, tracking down all of Teen Ape's henchmen and dispatching them violently, ending with a final showdown with Teen Ape. That, as far as I can tell, is the plot of the movie.
The movie, at barely over an hour, goes by quickly, although there are a few slow points. The movie is dialogue heavy, and for the most part the sound is good enough that you can hear everything that is said by the actors (there's none of that hollow sound crap in the background when someone is talking). You'll probably want to watch the movie with headphones on a laptop so you can catch everything, though. I know I want to do that at some point. I feel as though I missed quite a bit because I was trying to take notes while watching. The only thing I want to complain about is the Teen Ape character's voice, the only voice in the movie you can barely hear. The actor's voice is severely muffled by the rubber ape mask and there are times where it sounds like Teen Ape isn't saying anything at all, he's just making noise. Why couldn't he have a microphone under his mask, or dub in his voice later? Was it too expensive?
The gore is top notch for an ultra low budget movie. It's nasty but isn't gross, and it's used for laughs more than anything else. There are several decapitations featuring massive arterial spray and they're all hilarious (my favorite is the one where Mulva, after the decapitation, walks into the background and behind a tree and then, a split second after disappearing, comes back to see if the bloody neck stump is still spraying blood into the sky. It's an inspired moment).
And then there are the action/fight scenes. If you don't laugh out loud after watching someone try to kill Mulva with paper plates thrown at her head like giant saw blades you're just not going to like the movie at all. And while there are no big time wire fights or anything like that, the movie's sword fights are acceptable, and the one-on-one fights are shot well enough that you can tell what's going on. The axe attacks are going to confuse people, though. What the heck is flying into the air there? If it isn't skin and gore what the hell is it?
Rochon does a great job as Mulva. She knows when to make the silly goings on even sillier, and she knows when to hold the goofiness back so she can dole out plot points and expand on Mulva's motivation. It's also a hoot to see an actor totally committed to an action movie that has no problem staging scenes inside what appears to be either a small warehouse or a large, cluttered garage somewhere. You just don't see that kind of thing all of the time. I do wish the movie explained Mulva's glasses, though. Why is she missing a lense? Is it a call back to the first Mulva in
Zombie Ass Kicker
(Rochon didn't play Mulva in
, a running joke throughout the movie)?
The rest of the cast is decent, especially Lauren Seavage, who has to play a Lucy Liu parody named Puggly Ishi with gigantic ugly front teeth. Ishi is also a sort of militant lesbian, which, in this kind of movie, is hilarious. And Seaver's performance as Bonejack, a character that is an LBP regular (based on everything I've read on the internets), is also worth mentioning. You will be in awe of him.
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
isn't for everyone, but I think if you give the movie a chance and go along with its sense of humor you'll have a good time with it. There's an obvious passion for the movie that comes out of every performance, and it's that kind of commitment that helps you overlook whatever is "wrong" with it. I don't understand most of it, but I loved
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
anyway. It makes me want to check out Seaver's other efforts, both from Low Budget Pictures and his new movie making outfit Warlock Home Video. The guy is a genius.
Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
. See it see it,
see it
So what do we have here?
Dead bodies
: 10+
: None. Probably not in the budget.
: None. Does Seaver usually feature nudity in his movies? Anyone out there know?
: Face wiping, farting, off screen breast implants, multiple black and white flashbacks, bloody eye removal, a funny eye patch gag, some stuff about revenge, a kitchen brawl, low budget kung fu, paper plate razor Frisbees, plastic container to the forehead, a vicious head lock, wrist breaking, breakfast cereal to the face, back stabbing, chocolate syrup, more low budget kung fu, a Yoda backpack (maybe. That's what it looks like to me), decapitation via fart, decapitation, bloody arm removal, plastic sword fighting, axe thrown to the chest, double bloody hand removal, giant penis on a chain, dildo to the side of the neck, a Kermit doll fishing in the background, sword dancing, another decapitation, a blood stained sword, werewolf attack, a garbage bag full of trash, ear poking, a picture of John Stamos, head crushing, a bag of Halloween candy, a big plastic knife, ball cutting, double thumb to the eye, a final decapitation, and severed head holding.
Kim Richards?
: None.
: Debbie Rochon,
Kill Bill
references, Teen Ape, Debbie Rochon farting, Debbie Rochon waking up from a coma after farting, of screen breast implants, talk of Tromaville, paper plate razor Frisbees, Red Bull, a guy with a paper bag over his head, chocolate syrup, shot at Michael Jackson's skin problem, crying about
getting cancelled, lesbianism, decapitation by fart, action scenes filmed in a large garage, seppuku, a
Christmas Story
joke, giant penis on a chain, Kermit doll fishing in the background, a werewolf, a werewolf hunter, an Indian crying about garbage, a shot at Clint Eastwood, a picture of John Stamos, a man wearing a rubber ape mask, a plastic knife, and severed head holding.
Best lines
: "You're on my crotch Teen Ape!," "You know, you really filled out bitch!," "Twix! Twix! Twix!," "I am going to kill Teen Ape!," "Oh, my brain!," "That's a funny name, isn't it? Meeo Boop? What is it, Polish?," "Mulva, are you sure you don't want a last minute fuck?," "This shit's going to be good!," "Pugly! Get your stank ass out here!," "Ooh! Plastique!," "Where the fuck is this?," "This is fucking weird right here," "Dominoes motherfucker!," "Say goodbye to your jerk arm!," and "I'll see you in hell, bitch!"
Debuary: A Month of Debbie Rochon
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Next Issue:
Monster March
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A Random Rochon Fact
Debbie Rochon won the Best Actress Award at the 2010 Eerie Horror Film Festival for her role in
Slime City Massacre
Things to Watch Out For This Week: Part 1
Thor: The Dark World
: This very cool sequel once again has Chris Hemsworth's Thor kicking ass and whatnot, beating stone monsters and dark elves and all sorts of weird hooey. The ending is a little disconcerting (I won't spoil things if you haven't seen it with specifics, but I will ask is he dead or just incapacitated?) but I'm sure it will eventually be resolved at some point. Marvel movies have become automatic must sees, and
Thor: The Dark World
is no exception.
: I reviewed this Oscar nominee in
> this
column. I'm curious to see it on TV, just to see if it has the same overall feel as it did on the big screen. I have a feeling that it won't be as "awesome" on TV. It will still, probably, be a good movie, though.
Monsters: The Complete Series
: This very cool syndicated horror anthology series, a sort of companion show to
Tales from the Darkside
, used to creep me out as a kid. I think the show's opening titles sequence is the big reason for that relentless chill (what the hell is the father supposed to be? A bug crossed with a potato?). Did this show freak anyone else out when it was on back in the day?
Dark Tourist
: This low budget thriller starring Michael Cudlitz and Melanie Griffith has been getting some good reviews, so, based on that fact alone it's worth a rental. It looks dark and weird based on the trailer, which is a good sign considering the movie's title. Has anyone out there seen this?
Season 1
: This great comedy starring comedian Jim Jeffries is about to start its second season this Wednesday, so you'll have a day or so to get caught up with this DVD set. The show will now air on FXX instead of FX, so be sure to watch it and tell everyone you know about it. FXX has a tendency to throw away brilliant shows (I'm still pissed off about
Totally Biased
is well worth checking out.
The Gratuitous B-Movie Column B-Movie Theme of the Week
Nelson Frazier, Jr. "Mabel"/"Viscera"/"Big Daddy V" 1971-2014 RIP
TV Quick Hits
The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon
: Jimmy Fallon's run as host of
The Tonight Show
began last Monday and, so far, he hasn't been fired, so that's a good thing. And from what I've read on various websites, his opening week ratings have been decent, so that's a good thing for Fallon, producer Lorne Michaels, and NBC. However, Conan O'Brien was the new king of late night after his first week hosting
The Tonight Show
and look at how
worked out. No one seems to have a big head at the moment, so, in essence, Fallon is off to a good start.
I managed to see three of Fallon's first five episodes, and the only thing I would get rid of is the weird skits. The "dance off" type bits are fine and fun, but the skit with Will Ferrell and Michelle Obama was excruciating and stuff like that should be shelved until the writing staff can come up with funnier stuff. There's nothing wrong with being silly and experimenting from time to time, but Fallon should keep the really out there stuff to a minimum.
The set is weird looking. It doesn't look all that big (when he walks out from the curtain it looks like the audience is right on top of him), and at the same time it looks like Fallon is a million miles away from both The Roots and sidekick announcer Steve Higgins. Perhaps the set needs a different color scheme? The opening theme could use a little more energy. I mean, it works and whatnot, but his theme for
Late Night
was great and I was hoping that his
Tonight Show
theme would be close to that, at least energy wise. Questlove and The Roots will figure it out.
I'll probably tune in to Fallon again in about two weeks, just to see if the show is any different by then (I'll notice any changes, big or small). I want to see Fallon succeed, and hopefully he will. I mean, if Fallon fails and NBC has to find someone else to do the show who the hell is the network going to find?
Good luck, Jimmy Fallon. I'm rooting for you. Again, just keep the really out there silly stuff to a minimum. Only do a skit once a week, twice tops. And, please, don't do the "comedian disguised as a celebrity" thing again. It's just too weird.
The Gratuitous B-Movie Column B-Movie Babe of the Week: Tiffany Shepis
A Random Rochon Fact
Debbie Rochon was honored with the inaugural Ingrid Pitt Award for Excellence and Perseverance in Horror on Jan. 12, 2013.
Things to Watch Out For This Week: Part 2
: This low budget sci-fi monster movie could very well appear in this column next month as part of
Monster March
. Yes, it looks kind of cheesy, but the idea of a gigantic killer crocodile augmented by malevolent nano technology is just such a great idea. I mean, why would you
want to watch a movie about that kind of thing?
: A low budget Sci Fi Channel slasher movie about a killer scarecrow? What the heck, why not? It probably won't be gory or truly nasty, but it could have some disturbing imagery in it. Very rentable.
Surviving Evil
: The great Billy Zane is in this low budget "people-going-into-the-jungle-only-to-be-attacked-by-a-monster" movie, which looks generally okay. I believe the movie was given a small theatrical release in the United Kingdom, so there's a chance that you may have seen it. The monsters we see in the trailer are pretty messed up.
: The great Danny Trejo stars in this low budget thriller along with "Cuz" hisself Michael Banks. How many movies Machete plan on starring in? I swear it seems as though he has a new movie coming out every other week. This looks awesome, though.
The Gratuitous B-Movie Column Douchebag of the Week
This week, The Gratuitous B-Movie Column Douchebag of the Week goes to the Arizona state legislature, for passing a bill that would make it okay for businesses to discriminate against gays for "religious reasons." According to
, supporters of the legislation firmly believe that there's some massive social conspiracy against "people of faith," and that this bill will protect "people of faith" from being discriminated against.
Discriminated against? Really? Are there any pieces of legislation pending in the state of Arizona (or any state for that matter) where Christians and other "people of faith" are being
mentioned as being wrong and terrible and evil? Nope. So who the fuck is being openly discriminated against here?
This legislation is bullshit, and hopefully the state's governor, Jan Brewer, vetoes it (CNN says Brewer vetoed similar legislation last year, so there's slight hope that she will do so again). And if that doesn't happen, hopefully the state's business community has a total meltdown and flips out against the state legislature (and the governor) for allowing Arizona to become a bastion of insanity. Maybe then this kind of shit won't spread to other states (well, to the states that don't have similar legislation floating around their state governments, like Tennessee).
What the fuck is wrong with Arizona?
And then there's Fox News contributor Erick Erickson, for claiming that "businesses that serve gay couples are aiding and abetting sin." So a restaurant refusing to serve a gay couple is something Jesus would condone? Really?
You can read all about this sorry story
. And kudos to Fox News colleague Kirsten Powers for calling Erickson out on his lunacy. You would think that Erickson, and all "people of faith," would just stop this kind of hateful shit.
And finally there's Douchebag Hall of Famer Bill O'Reilly, for worrying about "homosexual overtones" in the Girl Scouts. As the fine folks at Media Matters
last week, O'Reilly is terrified that the Girl Scouts has been both taken over by "secular progressives" and that because one of the group's spokespersons was in a punk band accused of having "homosexual overtones," the Girl Scouts are about to become a full on outfit of evil lesbians.
First off, what the fuck are "homosexual overtones?" And second, why would it be a problem if the Girl Scouts did become "friendly" with gays? Why is not being openly hostile to gay people a social weakness? I need someone to explain this to me.
NASCAR and Indycar thoughts
Because of the rain delay at Daytona I'm not going to be able to comment on the Daytona 500, at least not in this issue. The crawl on Fox as I write this claims the race is expected to restart at 8:30pm. Why wait around that long? I mean, yes, Daytona has lights but once you get beyond 6 pm I think it's time to call it a day and just run the rest of the race Monday, especially when you don't know if the rain is really going to stay away. And what about the fans in the stands, the ones that paid hundreds of dollars to watch the race live and in person? Why make them sit around forever?
I missed most of the Nationwide race, but it doesn't sound like I missed much. Regan Smith won the race, holding off Brad Keselowski in one of the closest finishes in Nationwide Series history. I also managed to miss most of the Camping World Truck Series race on Friday night (it had been a long day and I fell asleep right before the green flag came out). Kyle Busch won that race, and based on what I read about the race I didn't miss much there, either.
get to see the Battle at the Beach NASCAR Modified race held on Tuesday night on the backstretch of Daytona. Unlike the 2013 edition of "Battle," the 2014 race was a relatively calm affair. There were plenty of cautions, sure, but the yellow periods were spread out and the drivers weren't as anxious to make dive bomb passes like in 2013. 2013 Whelen Modified Tour Champion Ryan Preece had the race well in hand, leading from the pole for most of the race's 150 lap distance, but then he made a massive mistake and ran into a lapped car, destroying the left side of his car and allowing Doug Coby to sneak by and win.
Now, did NASCAR make the entrance to the corners slightly wider than last year's temporary track? Was that why the dive bomb attacks weren't as prevalent? I think it also helped that the starting field was cut back to 26 starters. Did anyone watch the K & N late model race right after the mods? I saw like the first ten laps and then had to go do something else.
I watched most of the Budweiser Duels for the Sprint Cup cars on Thursday and thought the racing was okay. Matt Kenseth and Denny Hamlin won the qualifiers. The second race, despite Hamlin's general dominance, was the better of the two. It also had the more exciting finish (boy, Clint Bowyer was one lucky guy, flipping and then landing back on all four wheels). And what the heck is going on with Jimmie Johnson? Has the magic finally left the six time championship winning team?
See how freaky Bowyer's flip was? I am still in awe of it.
Phoenix is up next for both the Sprint Cup Series and the Nationwide Series. Man, Sunday is going to be a long day, with Phoenix in the afternoon and the Oscars that evening. You know where I'll be.
Not much going on in Indycar at the moment, which is kind of sad since the start of the 2014 season is only a few weeks away. Perhaps there will be more news and whatnot once the Daytona hooha dies down, as that is the big deal at the moment in the world of racing. Hopefully we'll have a better idea of how many cars will start the season and then complete every race. The last number I heard (I believe I read it one of Robin Miller's racer.com articles) was 22 regulars with maybe two more figuring things out by the start of St. Pete. I'd be shocked if the field is larger than 24 by St. Pete.
And then the speculation begins for Indianapolis. Will there be 33 cars ready to go for the 500?
A Random Rochon Fact
Debbie Rochon has directed a movie,
Model Hunger
, and it should be out this year. Check out the
Model Hunger
Facebook page
for details.
Well, I think that'll be about it for this issue. B-movies rule, always remember that.
If there's anything you want to see reviewed here in this column, feel free to offer a comment below or send me an e-mail. I'm always on the lookout for new stuff to watch.
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Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!
Debbie Rochon
- Mulva
Teen Ape
- Teen Ape
Meredith Host
- Heather
Lauren Seavage
- Puggly Ishi
Matt Meister
- The Meistro
Jen Stone
- Squeaky Fromage
Emily Meister
- Aereola Slim
Jason McCall
- T-Bone
Mike O'May
- Billingsley
Chris Seaver
- Bonejack
Directed by
Chris Seaver
Screenplay by
Chris Seaver
Distributed by
Tempe Entertainment
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I read an interesting article on Bloomberg.com about some of the current changes in the container shipping industry. We are all aware of the current challenges with oil prices, but some of the effects on industry, and more importantly the global supply chain, have been fascinating. In an attempt to reduce the effect of increasing fuel costs, since 2008 most shipping lines have reduced the operating speed of their vessels. This approach is called "slow steaming." If speed is reduced by 20% on a ship, this correlates to a 40% fuel saving. According to an article in the Guardian newspaper, the world's largest cargo ships are travelling at lower speeds today than sailing clippers such as the Cutty Sark did more than 130 years ago.
What does this mean in terms of the supply chain? The slower speeds are:
How will this change future supply chains? Air freight may be required for more shipments to cope with sudden changes in demand. Postponement strategies may need to be implemented where the final configuration is performed closer to market. Planning rules in many companies will have to be recalibrated to take into account the new lead times.
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Out of 2 million only 750,000 actually signed up to play? This is supposed to be impressive?
As one of those 2 million who didn't sign up after I played I was not impressed. It was too much like WoW to want to play it in lieu of WoW. The cut-scenes were nice when my character actually said what I thought she was going to say, the combat was slick, but too WoW like. I wish they had taken more gameplay risks, but as it stands it is too derivative for me. And the Paragon/Renegade thing just weirds me out, especially since you can't actually switch sides, (if you could switch permanently after some special story mission that would be sweet). All the races are humans with "features" or dipped in green/red paint, and it looks really lazy when comparing more unique races between different games.
I'm hoping GW2 will be better, or maybe Wildstar, but who knows when they'll be out.
No, it's out of the 2 million people who tested SWTOR over the whole beta, 750,000 of those played on Thanksgiving weekend (which was their stress test).
I was one of those 750,000, and although I share some of your complaints (especially the "painted human" races), I'm still in on the preorder. Playing alongside my brother was too much fun, especially since he was playing a righteous trooper and I was playing a snark asshole of a smuggler.
Pyromelter said...
I mentioned this upstream, but it bears repeating, the success of a modern MMO is all about character progression with end-game PvE. Plenty of MMO's start out strong in the early going, but they peter out because of imbalance, bugs, or grindy boredom at max level. In today's MMO market, you have to compete against wow's LFD with lots of accessible dungeons, and LFR, as well as a large bank of side games and daily quests with very nice cosmetic rewards and quests from 3 expansions, not to mention some extremely fun and epic quest lines that can be done casually (battered hilt, shadowmourne, wrathgate, Nagrand, shadowmoon valley/black temple/netherwing, Thorim's story in storm peaks, arthas in icecrown, etc).
The world is littered with MMO's that frankly can't hold a candle to wow's endgame. And look at what happened with cataclysm itself, blizzard skimped out on max-level stuff because they prioritized 1-60 old world azeroth. My assertion is that a better focus on max level would have kept the subscription loss to a minimum, and that the bulk of the unsubs were from the "well what do we do now" crowd that the game no longer held their interest due to lack of endgame content.
This is what I'm interested in seeing, how is swtor's endgame. Ball's in Bioware's hands, let's see what they do with it.


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So I just found this special gift in my ask box.
Seriously? You went through all that effort, creating that email address, just for me? Really?!
I don't want your tablets bitch!
A brutal and misguided mass-cull of sharks will soon begin in Western Australia. We have just days to get it stopped.
All human deaths at sea are tragic — but this knee-jerk response is scientifically unproven and pushes already vulnerable species to the brink.
Let's pile the pressure on WA Premier Colin Barnett to halt the senseless shark attack.
Petition here
Thankyou xx
This is incredibly important, I encourage all my followers to sign and hopefully take further action also. :)
reblogging because the issue here is also one close to home - but with crocodiles. Whenever there's a croc attack, authorities seek out to destroy the 'pests' to appease the public, not knowing (or choosing to close an eye) to the fact that crocodiles attack humans because their territories are being encroached by human settlement as well as lack of food due to overfishing/ development in their waters. There's almost always no follow up actions taken to solve the issue in the long run, only cosmetic and short term solutions, which is very disheartening.
Hopefully issues like this make people realize that culling wild animals due to isolated incidents without proper research on the consequences and effect on the environment - doesn't really do a damn thing, except push them further to extinction.
Onto book 3!
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Artist in Residency
Friday and Saturday April 4 and 5 With the help of library visitors, fiber artist Tina Limpert will make multiple 4×4″ hand felted squares to provide material for a library wall hanging. The final piece will be embellished with stitching, buttons, beads, and other artifacts the artist collects during her residency at Hazard Branch. All […]Find out more »
This classic Shakespeare tale is reinterpreted in the style of an '80′s John Hughes film for a modern audience. The Breakfast Club goes to Elsinore. March 21 @8pm – Opening Night March 22 @8pm March 26, 27, 28, 29 @ 8pm April 2, 3, 4 @8pm April 5 @ 2pm and 8pmFind out more »
Karaoke w/DJ Voltage & DJ Mars
Come enjoy singing karaoke at the only bar in Central New York built with the karaoke singer in mind, featuring a state-of-the-art sound system and light show, plus over 25,000 karaoke selections to choose from, a full bar, our famous $2.00 Shot Wheel, pool table, dart board and games! No cover charge, 21 and over […]Find out more »
Diana Jacobs Band
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80s Dance Night: RE-WAVE
2-for-1 DRINKS for LADIES 10p to 12mid !!! FREE Entry / 21+ The Penny (formerly Holmes Pub) 321 W Fayette St, Armory Square, Syracuse… across from the new Marriott Hotel. Please "like" our facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/80sdancenight RE-WAVE: 80s Dance Night is held on the FIRST FRIDAY of every month. We play mostly new wave, but with a […]Find out more »
Bradshaw Blues
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Press Release – Farmer's Market
The Madison Hall Association in Morrisville will hold an indoor Farmer's Market at Madison Hall on Route 20 on Saturday April 5th from 9 AM to 1 PM. Come support our local producers. New vendors are always welcome. Contact Duane at 684-3402.Find out more »
Acrylic Painting with a Passion!!!
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Workshop: Pro-Printing with Walker Blackwell
Pro-Printing with Walker Blackwell April 5, 2014 / Saturday 10am-5pm Instructor: Walker Blackwell Skill level: Advanced Learn pro-printing from Walker Blackwell, master digital printmaker. Walker is the founder of Black Point Editions and the manager of the Light Work Lab digital services. Attendees will cover advanced color management for wide format printing of their own large […]Find out more »
Phil Petroff & Natural Fact
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Labrador Hollow Hike
Join the Adirondack Mountain Club-Onondaga to explore the boardwalk along Labrador Pond; then cross the road and hike a short section of the Skyline Trail. Afterwards visit nearby beautiful Tinker Falls. Bring lunch and water. Call leader Mary Dineen for meeting place and specifics. 424-1284.Find out more »
"Aladdin" by Nancy Sander's Puppets with Pizazz
The story of the boy who found the magic lamp is brought to the stage by Nancy Sander's Puppets with Pizazz. Alladin outwits a den of thieves and brings happiness to his own family in this famous tale. Nancy Sander has been awarded The Martin Stevens Award of puppetry excellence. This award, under the auspices […]Find out more »
Thumbs UPstate Improv Festival
The 2014 Thumbs UPstate Improv festival is almost here! Thumbs UPstate will bring 18 improv teams (and one sketch team) from across upstate New York to the Central New York Playhouse for three nights and one day of awesomeness. Each night $5, workshops $10, OR $10 festival pass (includes workshops)! For more information go to […]Find out more »
Connie Smith Wildlife Painting Demonstration Saturday April 5 at Gallery 54 from 12-3 p.m.
On Saturday April 5th from 12-3 pm Connie Smith will be demonstrating her techniques for painting on turkey feathers at Gallery 54. Smith paints realistic images of wild animals on turkey feathers. Her pieces are amazingly detailed and realistic. Gallery 54 carries a complete selection of her pieces including images of deer, salmon, wolves, bear, […]Find out more »
Spring Greeting Card Workshop
Join Maria Jackson in this "make & take" class where you will be designing and creating a variety of hand-stamped greeting cards just in time for spring. Spring-themed stamps and paper punches will be provided. You'll get to choose from various coordinating papers and embellishments that will allow your creativity to blossom! No card making […]Find out more »
Movies At Central: All Is Lost
Movies will be shown in the Curtain Auditorium on the first Saturday and second Thursday of the month. Go to www.onlib.org for more information. Free!Find out more »
Spring Themed Greeting Crads
*Registration is required* Join Maria Jackson in this "make & take" class where you will be designing and creating a variety of hand-stamped greeting cards. Various spring break themed stamps and paper punches including butterflies and flowers will be provided. You'll get to choose from various coordinating papers and embellishments for you to allow your […]Find out more »
Grit N Grace
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Ukrainian Easter Egg Decorating
Join us to have fun creating authentic and beautiful Ukrainian Easter Eggs. For ages 12 and up. Limited to 20 people. Please register at the library or by calling 435-5326.Find out more »
A Classical Guitar Performance for Children by Peter Fletcher
Listen to beautiful music and learn about classical guitar! At the end of the presentation, children can ask questions and even try plucking the open string on the guitar.Find out more »
Wood, Water,Stone: Visit the Gardens of China With Carol Bradford
Wood, water and stone are the essential elements of a classical Chinese garden. Syracuse gardening icon Carol Bradford presents a slide tour of Chinese gardens she has visited. Carol writes for the Post-Standard on all things gardening, and you won't want to miss her fabulous slide show!Find out more »
Fundraiser to Benefit FROM THE GROUND UP
Attendees will have the opportunity to sample Community-Style Acupuncture, Animal Communication, CranialSacral Therapy, Energy Healing, Kinesiology, Massage and Qi Gong! Also, there will be a Reiki Share held from 3-4pm. All services are free but a donation of $10 per service is suggested. Cash and check only, please. Services are offered on a first come, […]Find out more »
Spaghetti Dinner
The First Universalist Church of Central Square will hold its second annual Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday, April 5th from 4-6:30 PM. The menu will include spaghetti and sauce with meatballs, or a marinara(meatless-vegan) sauce, bread, salad, dessert and beverage. There will also gift basket raffles and silent auctions.Find out more »
Letizia and the Z Band
JDRF FundraiserFind out more »
Karaoke with DJ Corey!
Sing your favorite songs!Find out more »
Bear Garden Cabaret Night #2
The Bear Garden is a tiny night club that is hidden away in the Hawley-Green home of Will Doswell and Joe Downing who generously lend it out to help a variety of non-profit organizations. The Bear Garden is hosting a Cabaret Night for the ArtRage Gallery! Wine, hors doeuvres, and desserts will be served Cabaret […]Find out more »
Isreal Hagan Acoustic Solo
Great Music, Great Food, Great View at the TS Steakhouse – top floor of the Turning Stone Casino, Vernona, NYFind out more »
dj corey
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The FLOOR Has WALLS
The event "The FLOOR Has WALLS" will showcase live dance from all genres combined with a one night only installation of artwork including both professional and emerging artists in the area. Dancers will take the floor, while art fills the walls. The audience will have the pleasure of viewing a variety of art in the gallery space, […]Find out more »
Bringing the World Together in Syracuse
Bringing the World Together in Syracuse Saturday, April 5, 2014 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. The Palace Theatre 2384 James Street in Syracuse Bringing the World Together in Syracuse celebrates and supports immigrant and refugee families living and learning in our community. Music, dance, food, and a silent auction transform the Palace Theatre into a […]Find out more »
3′s A Crowd Band at Pasta's on the Green
Join the "3′s A Crowd Band" for a night of music, dancing , great food ,meet up with friends and have a great night out at Pasta's on the Green . Awesome food and snacks at Pasta's try them out .Find out more »
Syracuse Crunch vs. Utica Comets
Syracuse Crunch vs. Utica Comets April 5th at 7:00PM War Memorial ArenaFind out more »
Jack Lipton Band @ Sparkytown
Jack Lipton Band 7:00-9:00 at Sparky Town on April 5th. Acoustic Rock & Folk Sparkytown: (315) 422-8401Find out more »
Jesse Collins Duo
Jesse Collins plays lovely dinner music @ the great Bistro ElephantFind out more »
Karaoke @ Marcella's w/MisterPlaylist
Come Let Those Vocals Shine!! Thousands of songs! Professional Sound Equipment! plus your truly on the sound boardFind out more »
Ongoing lectures presented by members of the Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research every Wednesday (7:30-9:30 pm) and Saturday (7:00 – 9:00 pm) at the Salina Civic Center Community Room, 2826 LeMoyne Ave and Route 11, Mattydale, N.Y. Is spirit real? Come and hear uncommon facts proving the existence of your Creator. Learn how a universal […]Find out more »
Ron Kadey & Ron Carr
Ron Kadey & Ron Carr unite again to perform an intimate concert at Kellish Hill Farm in the Lodge.Find out more »
The FabCats
Castaway's RestaurantFind out more »
Fab Cats
Pop Rock 60′sFind out more »
Karaoke with DJ Dave at Marcella's Restaurant
Come have a drink, sing a song, and have some fun!Find out more »
Hot Arizona Band, Run Boy Run, at Oswego Music Hall
Hot, Young Band, Run Boy Run, on Oswego Music Hall's Stage Sat., April 5 OSWEGO (March 21, 2014) Run Boy Run, a young 5 – piece band from Arizona, is coming to town to play traditional and new traditional music in their fresh "string-heavy, old-timey, not-quite-bluegrassy way" at the Oswego's Music Hall Saturday, April […]Find out more »
The Fulton Chain Gang
Country music concertFind out more »
Professor Louie & The Crowmatix, with Mark Hoffmann, Todd Hobin and Skip Murphy
Rock the West Side Spring PartyFind out more »
dave hanlon's cook book
funk/bluesFind out more »
Contra Dance
Contra dancing to the music of No'Shanigans and the calling of Hilton Baxter. The fiddle and guitar duo of Sophie Orzechowski and Michael Ludgate provide the lively, driving music that dancers crave.Find out more »
Rewired at the Bridge Street Tavern
Come out to the Bridge Street Tavern to watch the final 4 and then stay for a night of great classic rock.Find out more »
Dave Hanlon's Cookbook
Dave Hanlon's Cookbook bandFind out more »
Mike MacDonald
Acoustic Folk RockFind out more »
The Z-Bones
The Z-Bones bring their infectious groove rock originals and tasty covers to The Green Gate!Find out more »
Gallow's Road
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Diana Jacobs Band
Funky Rhythm and BluesFind out more »
The Headphones
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the drop outs
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Kay & The Kavemen
Cayuga Records Recording Artists.Find out more »
Dirt Road Ruckus
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Wayback Machine
dance rockFind out more »
ROCKIN' COUNTRYFind out more »
Dr Killdean
Classic Rock and BluesFind out more »
Master Thieves @ George O'Dea's
Master Thieves returns to its favorite Tipp Hill haunt, George O'Dea's for a night of jam band flavored rock and roll.Find out more »
Tumbleweed Jones Band
Classic rock and Americana music from 60s-90s. The band has a blend of electric,acoustic,and bass guitars while also featuring a taste of banjo, mandolin, and lap steel.Find out more »
The Dropouts
Back to the B2 for another fun night – great food – drink – people and your favorite classic rock all night1Find out more »
Dirtroad Ruckus
Modern Country with a side of Southern.Find out more »
Custom Taylor Band
Top 40 CountryFind out more »
Tom Barnes Band
This Americana rock quartet plays killer originals mixed in among covers of over a 1,000 songs, merging Rockin' Americana based song writing with innovative and modern twists, the Tom Barnes Band electrifying stamina is sure to impress both young and old! Don't miss the show at the LakeHouse Pub at 9:30pm.Find out more »
Virgil Cain
Mark your calendar to come out and see Virgil Cain at Coleman's. He will be performing his version of a "one man band" show. Don't miss this truly one of kind performance that will fascinate and entertain you. Starts at 10pm.Find out more »


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OMG! Incredible "extreme" cosplay called Merida by the model Tina Rybakova. Photo by Dasha Kond
"I need a bear for my cosplay. You need a what? A bear. 5 years, an exotic pet license, and 15,000 dollars later we get this. Dedication…"
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Last night I dreamt I went to Manderlay again.
Joan Fontaine, 1917 - 2013.
Watch an extensive chat with the unsung heroes of Hollywood.
"Another tasty treat for hardcore 'Alien' fans today as the editing script, owned by Terry Rawlings, and as seen in the 'Alien Makers II' documentary, has been scanned in and uploaded to our image gallery. Dennis Lowe, who took the time to scan in all 240 pages, also provides us with some additional details on the script." —alienexperience
Legendary film editor Terry Rawlings ('Chariots of Fire,' 'Alien,' 'Blade Runner') and Sound Mixer Ray Merrin ('The Shining,' 'Trainspotting') join students from Solent University to share their experiences working with directors such as Ridley Scott, Stanley Kubrick, Danny Boyle, David Fincher and many more. [thanks to Larry Wright]
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Phil Noto studied illustration at Ringling School of Art and Design. After 10 years at Walt Disney Animation working on films such as Lion King,Pocahontas, Mulan and Lilo and Stitch, then He escaped the sinking 2D animation ship and became a comic artist. He started at DC Comics doing covers for the Birds of Prey series and have since worked on Batgirl, Superman, Danger Girl, Beautiful Killer, Hellboy, Buffy, The Infinite Horizon, Avengers, X-23, Wolverine and Jubilee, X-Force and Thunderbolts.
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Oscars 2013 nominations by the numbers
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This year's batch of Oscar contenders are making all sorts of history. An index:
This year's batch of Oscar contenders are making all sorts of history. An index:
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Quvenzhané Wallis is the first lead actress nominee with "Q" in her name.
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Time & Space govern the world and environment in which we live. As society advances, constraints on Time & Space shift and new possibilities can be imagined.
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Carson Kreitzer, a playwright of ferocious intellect and arresting language who takes on challenging themes, will get some quiet time to work in Ireland next year. She has won the 2014 Joe Dowling Annaghmakerrig Fellowship, an award that entitles her to two weeks of creative time at the estate of theater founder Tyrone Guthrie in Annaghmakerrig. She will join artists from around the world at the retreat, where she plans to start work on a new play.
"I'm pretty giddy about this," Kreitzer said from New York, where she is working on a new work. "It's just such an amazing opportunity, and a place I've always wanted to go."
The award by the region's leading theater may also help loft Kreitzer into another realm of theater in the Twin Cities, where she lives but where her plays are only now beginning to get the kind of big productions they have enjoyed elsewhere.
"Behind the Eye," her play about World War II combat photographer Lee Miller, who also inspired many surrealists, will open at Park Square in May.
"The Love Song of J. Robert Oppenheimer," Kreitzer's 2004 play about the father of the atomic bomb, won a string of awards and has been lauded wherever it has been produced. The Chicago Sun-Times wrote this of the Windy City staging: "So much brilliance, ambivalence, ego, history, myth, science, moral argument, emotional heat, poetry and sheer dazzling theatricality are compressed into the mere two hours it takes for Carson Kreitzer's 'The Love Song of J. Robert Oppenheimer to detonate on the stage…that by the time it is all over, you might easily feel you've been exposed to dangerous levels of radiation."
In Cincinnati, the production was simply "superb," according to the Enquirer.
Kreitzer also has written for work that has been produced in the Guthrie's summer and actor training programs, including "Be Here Now…," a take-off on Chekhov's "Three Sisters." Her play, "Lasso of Truth," about the man who created Wonder Woman, recently was announced as the National New Play Network's 40th rolling world premiere. It will get productions at Marin Theatre Company, Synchronicity in Atlanta, and Unicorn Theatre in Kansas City.
A member of the playwright-led Workhaus Collective and a board member of the Playwrights' Center, Kreitzer earned degrees from Yale and the University of Texas at Austin.
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CRETE | On Monday night, Crete hired its first deputy chief of police in decades.
The Village Board voted 4-1 to an ordinance for the position by eliminating one of the five Police Department sergeants and turning it into a deputy position.
Village President Michael Einhorn, who said there never has been a deputy chief of police during his 28 years as head of village government, said the move was made at the request of Police Chief James Paoletti. After the Village Board vote was taken, police Sgt. Robert A. Hill took the oath for the title.
"This changes the makeup in our ranks," said Einhorn, of the change, while Paoletti said of the move. "This is a groundbreaking moment."
Village Trustee Mark Wiater said he likes that the change in structure does not add to the police department budget, adding municipal officials will pay close attention to the budget being prepared for the village fiscal year.
"We can talk about this at the end of the year if the budget goes all out of whack," he said.
Village Trustee Dean Gaffney was the lone official who voted against the ordinance. Trustee Larry Johnston was not present for Monday's board meeting.
Gaffney said he fears having fewer sergeants will place more responsibilities on them, which could result in them working more hours at overtime rates that would erase any potential cost savings from the move.
Paoletti said Hill had been working a lot of overtime at his previous rank of sergeant, and that one reason for the change is to put him on a fixed salary as deputy chief. Although he said Hill will face additional responsibilities to go along with his new title.
Gaffney tried to get his colleagues to amend the ordinance to say that the changes could be undone next year if the cost savings were not to everybody's satisfaction, although Einhorn said that such a maneuver could get overly complicated.
Gaffney also made a point of saying that his hesitancy to approve the change should not be interpreted as opposition to Paoletti. "I fully back the chief," he said. "I have full confidence with the chief and his intentions here."
Einhorn said he has no problem with the change because he sees other police departments, including Monee and Lynwood, which have similar hierarchies in their leadership.
"This is not an unheard of type of arrangement," he said.