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If you are struggling to lose weight simply slowing down at meal time can help.
Here's an example: You decided to grill steaks for dinner. Your menu is steak, a baked potato and some nice fresh asparagus you found at the produce stand. Sounds like a great meal. So you plan everything out and have all the food ready at the same time. Time to eat! 15 minutes later you are all done eating, but maybe not quite full yet. Desert, OK, You have room. By the time you are done, the stomach is just begining to tell your brain to stop. Too late! You over ate
Now, let's have the same meal but, at your favorite steak house.
You place your order, they bring you a nice salad. You eat while conversing with your dinner partner. 15 minutes or so have passed and your meal arrives. You start to eat and before you can really get started, you realize you are not going to finish and will need a to-go box. You stomach had time to say STOP. You leave thinking, mmm great meal, more than I could eat. I'll be back.
This is planned in part by the restaurant owner. Sure, they don't want you to sit and wait with nothing to do but, they know that in order to get you to return, you need good food at a good value. They know that if your stomach has time to tell your brain "hey I'm full" you will have more than enough food! So, although this may their way of making you feel that you got a great value, It is also why you should simply slow down while eating! Try bringing your meal to the table in "courses" I'll bet you will find that you eat less while still feeling satisfied.
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It seems, like many terminologies, to have been warped in meaning through the years. Now it perhaps just means "I like that print". It's like how anybody vaguely creative is a "genius" now; cake makers, hairdressers, pyrotechnicians...
In the middle ages in Europe under the trade guild system a "master" was one who taught indentured apprentices their trade, because only masters were allowed by the guilds to practice the trades.
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Like pornography, I know it (and enjoy it :laugh:) when I see it. The rest is hyperbolic b.s.
Think of the divide between printer/photographer as you would singer/songwriter. Nobody's feelings would be hurt if you said Bernie Taupin wasn't a great singer. A photographer who turns their work over to someone else for finishing can be a master photographer, and might take no insult if not remembered as a master printer.
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To take your music analogy further, most musicians don't master or engineer their own recordings. They play the instrument (or sing the song) but they rely on someone else's expertise to perfect the sound or craft a sonic palette that is what they want. Those skill sets--musician and engineer--are rarely bound up in the same person.
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Sunday, February 24, 2013
OK, the tune is in my head, but I'm not sure of the words.... Is it feeling or getting stronger every day? Those of you who are near my age can help. I think it is a Chicago song. Not from the play or movie, but from the 70s group! Whatever, the truth is I am feeling stronger every day and possibly getting stronger every day too!
The pain is still here in my shoulder, but not as um, severe works, but that is not what I mean.... Not as vibrant? Shocking? Maybe just sharp. The pain has been all of the above. It is duller, but still here. A person who read my lemon blog said it usually takes a few days for steroid shots to do their jobs, so we'll see. I was able to do my upper body bootcamp on Friday with no problem. It is not while I exercise that it hurts, but after. The cortizone did make my blood sugar go crazy. But, it seems back to normal.
Yesterday afforded me a nice day with my husband. We went to the movies and saw Warm Bodies which we both found disappointing. We ate dinner together and then finally returned home to our happy dog who was home alone all day and quite upset. I'm pretty sure he stayed out back barking from 2 PM to 8:30 PM when we got home. He snuggled up on the couch next to my husband and slept all evening! He hates to be alone and is aware of days and knew we should be at the house on Saturdays! When we went to bed he snuggled up on me and we slept soundly.
I didn't have many lemons thrown at me yesterday. I only cried once and it was just a few tears. I did skip Curves which I regret, but I was really tired. I know they say our bodies wouldn't make us so tired if we didn't need the rest, but my body lies! I just like to sleep and always have! My brother and sister used to get so upset to have to wake me with difficulty for Santa! I do love to sleep! Anyhow, slept in yesterday and felt good.
I learned of a fellow Spark Member's death and found that shocking and sad. On her page she said she was 50. She wrote her last blog on February 15 and evidently died on the 16th. Her son reported her death on her blog. I hope my husband will do that for me should I die. That way my many Spark Friends will know why I"m no longer squirting juice in their eyes!
Well, typing seems to be hurting my shoulder more, so I'm signing off! I do feel stronger both physically and especially emotionally. I hope I am on the road back to me!
*Bad movie, but time spent quiet with husband and no jealous dog. We held hands and made fun of the movie quietly b/t us.
*Got my mani/pedi for the cruise. Have little flip flops painted on my ring finger nails in hot pink and neon orange! Love it! Toes are a wonderful neon orange!
*Slept in and enjoyed it!
*My nephew's "hot girls" calendar came in, so I can finish up his Christmas gift! I think he has enjoyed Christmas lasting 3 months for him!
*Having my husband and my dog in my life.
*Only 5 days 'til we drive to florida and 6 'til we board the ship! WooHoo!
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Glad you're feeling better.. hope your cruise was a great one!
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enjoy your cruise, Melissa, live it up. Hope your shoulder continues to feel better.
Hugs, danlin
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I'm glad your shoulder is starting to feel better, I hope it gets completely better soon. Your weekend sounds nice.
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Glad things are getting better! keep it up!
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I am glad you are taking it easy! It will improve!!
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I'm right there with you and Chicago! And so glad you are having a better day. Who all's going on the cruise? DH and Jack? I am so excited for you, and love that you got your nails done in prep! I guess it's time to start thinking about flashing toes again!
I hear you - Auggie knows exactly what day of the week it is. Yesterday we were also gone for the day and he made us pay when we got home!
Have a wonderful evening.
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Yes, I remember this Chicago song - Feelin' Stronger Every Day. I hope your shoulder feels better soon.
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I'm still a Chicago fan too - here it is for your listening enjoyment:
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have a great cruise we're having great weather here in Florida
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Don't know the song but glad you are feeling better! Sounds like a lovely day. You've earned a few of those! I'm so happy for you.
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Feelin' Stronger Every Day -- yes, I am still a Chicago fan!
Songwriters: PETER CETERA, JAMES PANKOW
I do believe in you and I know you believe in me, oh yeah, oh yeah.
And now we realize love's not all that it's supposed to be, oh yeah, oh yeah.
And knowing that you would have wanted it this way,
I do believe I'm feelin' stronger every day.
I know we really tried, together we had a love inside, oh yeah, oh yeah.
So now the time has come for both of us to live on the run. oh yeah, oh yeah.
And knowing that you would have wanted it this way,
I do believe I'm feelin' stronger every day.
After what you've meant to me, ooh baby now, I can make it easily.
I know that we both agree the best thing to happen to you
is the best thing that happened to me.
Feelin' stronger every day, feelin' stronger every day.
Feelin' stronger every day (you know I'm alright now),
feelin' stronger every day (you know I'm alright now)�
Hope you have a wonderful time on the cruise and that your shoulder is in great shape by then
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Mrs. Ruland's Advanced Placement United States History Class
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In the 1840's Sam Staples was tax collector, constable, and jailer in Concord, Massachusetts. Sam did not have a very high opinion of the literary intellectuals who congregated at the home of Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord. There intellectuals were called "transcendentalists," because they claimed to be in touch with a mystical world which was beyond the limited experience of ordinary mortals like Sam Staples. Sam's opinion of Emerson and his disciples was not improved by several arguments Sam had with Emerson about the location of a common boundary between their properties. Sam once said, "I suppose there's a great many things that Mr. Emerson knows that I could not understand; but I know that there's a damn sight of things that I know that he doesn't know about."
The only one of Emerson's coterie of transcendentalists whom Sam Staples respected was Henry David Thoreau. It seemed to Sam that most of the transcendentalists went around with their heads in the clouds; Thoreau, on the other hand, struck Sam as being down-to-earth. Sam was particularly impressed by Thoreau's practical skills, like land surveying and carpentry.
In 1845 Thoreau began an experiment in which he would test the truth of some of the most cherished beliefs of the transcendentalists. Instead of just preaching like other transcendentalists about communing with nature and becoming independent of other people, he began in the spring of 1845 to make plans to actually live alone in the woods.
Emerson had bought some wooded land near a small lake called Walden Pond, which was two miles from Concord. With Emerson's permission Thoreau built a small cabin along the shore of Walden Pond. He planned to live there while completing his first book, which was about a boat trip he had taken on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers. He intended to support himself while living at Walden by doing odd jobs and by growing a crop of beans near the pond. Although he would have to continue working on his cabin to ready it for winter habitation, he moved into it on July 4, 1845.
After he started living at Walden he sometimes did not see other people for several days at a time; he found that solitude was conducive to work. Usually, however, he walked to Concord once a day to shop and pick up his mail. At least once a week he entertained visitors at Walden.
In addition to living close to Nature, as advocated by the transcendentalists, Thoreau tested another transcendental principle while living at Walden Pond. The transcendentalists believed that every person should follow the dictates of his own individual conscience, even if in doing so, he would be compelled to break the laws of his land, The transcendentalists believed in the existence of a "higher morality" which "transcended" laws.
Thoreau deliberately broke the law in 1846 by refusing to pay a poll tax. His reason for not paying the tax was that the revenue collected by the tax went to support the Mexican War, which had broken out between Mexico and the United States in April, 1846. Thoreau thought that the purpose of the war was conquest--a large powerful nation seizing land from a weak and backward country. He believed that the war was being fought mainly for the benefit of Southern slaveholders who wanted to extend slavery into the territories taken from the Mexicans.
In late July, 1846, a year after he had moved to Walden, Thoreau set out one evening for Concord. His mission was to pick up a hiking shoe which he had previously left to be repaired at the local cobbler's shop in Concord. He would be needing the shoe the following day as leader of a group of huckleberry pickers.
On the way to the cobbler's shop Thoreau encountered his friend, Sam Staples. In his capacity as local tax collector, Sam politely reminded Thoreau that he had not yet paid his annual poll tax.
When Thoreau was silent, Sam said, "I'll pay your tax, Henry, if you are hard up." Staples also said that he would try to persuade the authorities to reduce the amount of the tax if Thoreau thought it was too high.
Thoreau explained to Staples that it was not lack of money, but moral principles that prevented him from paying his tax.
Sam, who held no such moral principles, asked, "But what can I do about it?"
Thoreau suggested that Staples could quit his job as tax collector.
Staples took Thoreau's suggestion as an intended joke. Trying to convince Thoreau of the seriousness of not paying his tax, Staples said, "Henry, if you don't pay, I shall have to lock you up pretty soon."
To Sam's surprise, Thoreau replied, "As well now as any time, Sam."
"Well," said Staples, "come along then," and he took Thoreau to jail.
The Concord jail was built of granite, three stories high, sixty-five feet long and thirty-two feet wide. A brick wall, ten feet high and topped with sharp iron pickets, surrounded the jail.
When Staples and his prisoner, Thoreau, entered the jail, the prisoners were enjoying a get-together in the prison yard. Staples announced, "Come, boys. It is time to lock up." Staples then introduced Thoreau to his cell mate, whom Staples described as a "first-rate fellow and a clever man."
When the door to their cell was shut and locked, Thoreau's cell mate showed Thoreau where to hang his hat and where other facilities were located.
His fellow prisoner was curious about the nature of Thoreau's alleged crime, but remained uncomprehending abet Thoreau attempted to explain it. Thoreau's new companion said that he was in jail because he had been accused of burning down a barn. "I never did it," said the accused barn burner. So far as Thoreau could determine, his cell mate had fallen asleep in a barn while he was drunk and smoking a pipe. Although the barn had burned three months earlier, the accused arsonist had not yet been tried. Meanwhile, he had not been too unhappy in jail; he obtained free board and room in the jail and was allowed to go outside and work on nearby farms during the day.
During that night in jail, Thoreau was excited at finding himself in a totally different world from that outside the jail. He plied his companion with all sorts of questions about what went on behind prison walls.
At first his companion was pleased by Thoreau's lively interest in goings-on in the prison. Eventually, wearied by Thoreau's unceasing interrogation, the accused arsonist took to his cot and asked Thoreau to blow out the lamp before turning in.
Thoreau was much too keyed up to go to sleep as yet. He stood by an open window, peering through the grating, and listening to the sounds of excited human voices coming from a tavern.
Later in the night a prisoner in a nearby cell started calling out from his window with monotonous repetition: "What is Life?" Tired of the prisoner's repeated query, Thoreau brought his face to the grating and called out in a loud voice, "Well, what is life?"
Thoreau's question brought no response; the prisoner inquiring about the nature of life was silent for the rest of the night.
Lying on a cot in the jail that was located in the heart of Concord, Thoreau's native town, was for him "like traveling into a far country such as I had never expected to behold. . .It seemed to me that I never had heard the town-clock strike before, nor the evening sounds of the village. . .They were the voices of old burghers that I heard in the streets. I was an involuntary spectator and auditor of whatever was done and said in the kitchen or the adjacent village inn--a wholly new and rare experience to me. It was a closer view of my native town. I was fairly inside of it. I never had seen its institutions before. This was one of its peculiar institutions. . .I began to comprehend what its inhabitants were about."
While Thoreau was in jail, viewing Concord from inside-out, the news of his imprisonment spread rapidly through the village. When his mother heard the news she went to the prison to check its accuracy. After she had confirmed that her son was indeed behind bars, she went home to consult with her family about what they should do.
Meanwhile, Sam Staples had gone out for a while. When he came home later in the evening his daughter told him that someone had called during his absence and handed her a package, saying, "Here is the money to pay Mr. Thoreau's tax."
When Staples received this information he was removing his boots and did not want to go to the trouble of putting them back on. He said that it would do Thoreau no harm to spend the night in jail and be released in the morning.
In the morning Thoreau and the other prisoners were served their breakfast of bread and a pint of chocolate. Before leaving the prison to go to his labors on a farm, Thoreau's cell mate bade him farewell, saying that he doubted whether he would ever see Thoreau again.
When Staples arrived at the jail and told Thoreau about the payment of his tax, Staples was astounded to learn that Thoreau did not want to leave the jail. In all of his years as a jailer, Staples had never met another prisoner who was not overjoyed to be released.
According to Stapes, Thoreau was "mad as the devil" about being liberated from jail. Being jailed was the climax of the drama he had staged. He argued with Staples that he, himself, had not paid the tax, and therefore he should not be released from jail. But Staples told him, "Henry, if you do not go of your own accord, I shall put you out, for you cannot stay here any longer."
Reluctantly, Thoreau ceased arguing with Sam and went on his way. As it turned out, one night in jail was sufficiently dramatic for him to have made his point.
He picked up his mended shoe at the cobbler's and within an hour was happily leading his huckleberry pickers to a patch on a hillside two miles form town, were, he said, "the State was nowhere to be seen."
Everyone in Concord soon knew about Thoreau's imprisonment, and Thoreau was aware as he walked through the village that many curious heads turned to see him pass. His fellow citizens knew that he was a nonconformist, but they had never thought of him as a criminal.
His former mentor, Emerson, was disapproving of his protégé's unconventional behavior, which Emerson described to a friend as being "mean, skulking, and in bad taste." Although Emerson espoused radical causes and made revolutionary statements, his personal behavior was circumspect and conventional. He was disturbed by Thoreau's defiance of property and law and order.
When Emerson and Thoreau first saw each other after Thoreau's night in jail, Emerson asked Thoreau why he had gone to jail. Thoreau's retort was, "Why did you not?"
Very few of Thoreau's fellow townspeople in Concord had any understanding of why he had refused to pay the tax or of why he had gone to jail for not paying it. To satisfy their curiosity Thoreau prepared a lecture which he delivered in January, 1848, at the Concord Lyceum. The lecture was well attended and was consequently repeated for a second audience three weeks after the first lecture.
Thoreau continued his friendly relationship with his former jailer, Same Staples. Sam boasted that Thoreau had been his most distinguished prisoner. Thoreau often hired Sam as his assistant in conducting land surveys. Sam was one of Thoreau's final visitors before Thoreau died of tuberculosis in 1862 at age forty-five.
After his death Thoreau's lecture to the Concord Lyceum was published under the title of "Civil Disobedience." Hardly anyone read it during the nineteenth century. A century after it was composed, however, it was read by an increasing number of people. Both Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr., claimed to have been deeply influenced by Thoreau in their adoption of passive resistance as a tactic in social reform.
No one knows for sure who
the person was who paid Thoreau's tax for him. Sam Staples was questioned
by many people for the rest of his life about the identity of Thoreau's
benefactor but apparently gave conflicting answers. Many people believed
that it was Thoreau's mentor, Ralph Waldo Emerson, who brought the money
to gain Thoreau's release. But most of the evidence points to Thoreau's
Aunt Maria as his deliverer. Aunt Maria not only paid his tax in 1846
but in subsequent years as well, in order to avoid a repetition of his
It might be said that the 1816-1818 war waged by the United States against Mexico was this country's first venture into aggressive international war-making. As such, it was accompanied by loud voices of protest and dissent.
The Mexican War was the crowning glory of "Manifest Destiny"--the expansionist mood of the early 19th century. After the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo the United States spanned the continent. The Treaty gave final authority to the American annexation of Texas, and provided that Mexico cede California, New Mexico, and Arizona to the United States.
The future of this territory was the basis for much opposition to the war. Cotton was king in much of the territory east of the Mississippi, and with cotton went slavery. New England Whigs in Congress, led by former President John Quincy Adams, denounced the war as nothing more than a move to expand slavery--"bigger pens to cram slaves in," said abolitionist James Russell Lowell. The protest by the "Conscience Whigs," as this faction was known, was part of a vigorous New England abolitionist movement. Anti-slavery Whigs attempted to stem the westward tide of slavery with the Wilmot Proviso, a rider to an appropriations bill, which called for slavery to be outlawed in newly-acquired territory. The bill was voted on again and again, to pass the House and fail in the Senate.
Several legislators were concerned over the legality of the war, and raised serious questions about the war-making powers of the President. Many wondered if Democratic President James K. Polk hadn't had war on his mind during his campaign, and if, through his orders to General Taylor, he hadn't provoked the Mexicans into the incident he used to justify his war declaration. However, once the war had begun, and Congress had voted a declaration, Polk had little trouble getting appropriations through Congress. He was even able to get the votes of men who opposed the war in principle. They would not vote against supplies for troops already in the field. In January, 1848, Abraham Lincoln, who voted for supply bills in Congress, said of Polk's boundary-line justification for the war, "the whole of this--issue and evidence--is, from the beginning to end, the sheerest deception." Earlier he had joined in passing, 85 to 81, a resolution put forward by the Conscience Whigs "declaring that the war with Mexico was unnecessarily and unconstitutionally commenced by the President."
Those who opposed the Mexican War, for political or moral reasons, had no real success in halting it. The war was waged, and the country was divided. Henry David Thoreau was virtually alone in his tax refusal. But the nation did hear the voice of opposition, and a sizeable faction on Capital Hill learned to flex its muscles and to buck the man in the White House.
In the end, the dissenters proved prophetic. The argument over the future of the newly-acquired Mexican Territory helped unite the North around a free-soil doctrine which deepened the sectional conflict and, ironically, helped bring on the Civil War.
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I can't tell you how many economic development documents I've read that talk about cities "building on assets" or cataloging all the great assets a city says. While inventorying your assets is an obvious and valuable thing to do, cities are often far too enamored of what they find there.
Assets can be building blocks for the new, but can also be simply the legacy of the past, not the foundation for the future. The only reason cities have most of their assets today is because previous generations didn't try to build on the assets of their day – they went out and created something new. All too often "building on assets" turns into "defending the past", as cities and states try to protect the industries and ways of doing business that worked in the days of yesteryear, but are failed strategies for the new economy.
Most assets require significant investment to maintain over time. So you've got to make a choice of how much to sink into that versus building new. Too often cities get the balance wrong and innovator's dilemma style end up over optimizing for the past. When the world changes, they are no longer relevant.
Clearly, an asset-led strategy is an important part of a city's development approach. But it's only a part. It's not just about building on what we inherited from previous generations, but creating brand new things to bequeath to tomorrow.


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Africa is the future .Before chisora gets a shot at Wlad title dont you think he should win at leas 1 fight? Hes lost abot 5 in a row now .Delboy better hurry up and win a fight Wlad probally only has about 4 yrs before he retiresPosted February 10, 2013 2:56 am
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Del Boy would smash this guy up…once he's dealt with Wlad!Posted February 1, 2013 6:19 pm
Arab guys like Saladin? hahaha get it right!!! he was a Kurd!Posted January 31, 2013 11:08 pm
So basically he wants browning points for coming forward and taking a beating. That's just plain STUPID. He might as well hang them up if that's what his claim to fame is. I came forward in a fight against the champ and got my face smashed in. How stupid is that??Posted January 31, 2013 10:54 pm
Klitschko groupies are played out.Posted January 31, 2013 5:28 pm
Backed Vitaly up and chased him around the ring ? So why was he beaten soundly in every round and his face a bloody mess ? Typical behavior of another Klitchko victom .
Can't avoid punches anymore? VK sure as Hell avoided a lot of Charr's punches… And punched him almost at will with the right hand. That was a good knockdown. A hard shot.Posted January 31, 2013 11:13 am
All of Charr's energy was used when they stopped the fight and he started jumping up and down. The whole thing just cracked me up, I thought he was going to try and attack Vitali again! His face was a bloody mess too.Posted January 30, 2013 8:52 pm
Charr is day-dreaming.He was no match for Vitaly,and wont be one for any of the top dogs,but he is able to beat the likes of Wilder who hasnt fought a single known name up till now.I cant really understand why some people here tend to think that Wilder can stop Charr.Wilder is a protected American hype job whereas Charr has already beaten guys like Bidenko and Aurich.I doubt very much that Wilder would be able to beat someone like Bidenko,but ………………Wilder wont face anyone who is in Bidenko's league within the next 10 years anyway.Posted January 30, 2013 8:48 pm
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LOLPosted January 30, 2013 6:11 pm
when are fighters gonna start fighting and stop talking nonsensePosted January 30, 2013 5:12 pm
Agree with Tark and Al bundy. Charr's main acomplishment was that he kept coming forward. His punches hardly landed. A bit like Chisora but worsePosted January 30, 2013 3:55 pm
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yes, Charr was controlling the fight, he landed, possibly, one or two irrelevant punches, he was going forward with no punching and getting hit with every angle, he was knocked down in the 2nd, he stopped "dancing" and started to be flat footed already in 2nd…. all his slagging punches were ineffective and missed… Other than that, he was controlling the fight… he certainly deserves the rematch based on …. hmm.. I do not know. Oh.. based on his feeling that it would be better later on in the fight, especially on 90% of Klichko's power punches would go through, when Charr was only defending himself; and when Charr was trying to start boxing Klichko, Charr was was knocked out.Posted January 30, 2013 2:28 pm
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LOL Charr says he didnt know who Deontay was, well hell, nobody knows who Charr is maybe in his country only. i ust watched him on youtube, hmmmm average, nothing special and footwork is horrible. he sucks!!!!!Posted January 30, 2013 1:06 pm
Charr was knocked down, hit really hard, and completely outclassed by Vitali… It was a good stoppage because the cut was bad and bleeding into MC's eye—and since he landed almost no good punches in the fight, and was getting soundly beaten every round anyway, it didn't make much sense to let it continue. Charr was stepping it up but those swings were missing and he was bound to get hit with more hard shots with sent him down.
David Haye would knock Charr out.. Deontay Wilder would beat him like a drum and probably stop him.. Talk about a guy fighting dead bodies—what happened to the Charr-Chisora fight? Charr will have to step up and fight somebody sooner or later. If he fights Povetkin he has a chance to win a title—but even there he has his work cut out for him because AP is much the better boxer.. It's just that Charr might overpower AP with those big wild swings and Povetkin wilts under pressure like he did against Huck.. So if he can avoid being cut to shreds he might clobber Povetkin in the late rounds … It's good to see somebody talking big and actually wanting to fight people, so I'm anxious to see if he walks his talk.. I'm sure Pulev would like to fight Charr just to keep busy, while waiting for Wladimir to get serious.Posted January 30, 2013 11:33 am
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you mans a bumPosted January 30, 2013 10:18 am
Charr made Vitali work hard, but he was losing about every round. Really don't see how he could have won that fightPosted January 30, 2013 9:42 am
Did feel sorry for him. You could barely even see the cut at the end when Vitali's arm was being raised! But I agree with chitownfightfan, can't see Vitali wanting to fight him again as he looks to round up the old legacy. Think Charr could win a world title eventually, just not right now.Posted January 30, 2013 8:26 am
Stick with the Haye's, The Mitchells's, The Adamek's, The Arreola's,The Delboy's, etc…..stay away from the Kiltschko's until they are 60 years old.Posted January 30, 2013 8:20 am
To be honest Mr. Charr, the doctor stopped the fight to save YOU !! Unless you don't recall being pummeled like a heavy bad to a bloody pulp roumnd after round ?Posted January 30, 2013 8:18 am
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I hope he get to fight Wilder and gets knocked out. Deontay is my man.Posted January 30, 2013 8:07 am
He needs to forget about Vitali. Vitali doesnt NEED a fight with him, and IF/WHEN Vitali fights again, it'll be against another legacy type fighter, just like Charr. Someone who's GOING TO WIN a title and contend into the next generation, or someone who has/had a title, that is a consensus top 5.
Not that Charr can't/won't beat those guys, but it's just that with maximum 3 fights left in him, he can't afford rematches that he dominated.Posted January 30, 2013 8:03 am
I think WIlder stops this guy. It would probably be a good start into the top 10. I think Charr is another Adilson Rodriquese. Remeber Rodriquese was in the top ten before losing to Holfield andForeman.Posted January 30, 2013 7:48 am


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February 24, 2011 After being asked to lease his land for drilling by the booming natural gas industry, filmmaker Josh Fox took a cross-country road trip to document the environmental impact of gas drilling on local communities.
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February 21, 2011 From the passive aggression of Ordinary People to the bittersweet romance of Y Tu Mama Tambien, the movies on the Oscar nominee's must-see list are threaded through with downbeat themes. Cholodenko (The Kids Are All Right) joins NPR's Steve Inskeep to run down a few favorite scenes.
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February 18, 2011 It might feel like deja vu at the Hollywood box office: 27 sequels arrive in theaters this year, a new record. For writer Mark Harris, it's just another sign that Hollywood is making fewer original adult dramas. Harris writes about this in his article for the February issue of GQ, "The Day the Movies Died." He speaks to host Michele Norris.
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In The King's Speech, Colin Firth plays King George VI, who was adored by his subjects for refusing to leave London during World War II bombing raids. He also suffered from a terrible stammer and hated speaking in public.
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February 18, 2011 Tom Hooper's film, The King's Speech, tells the true story of King George VI's stammer and his relationship with an unconventional speech therapist who helped him speak. The movie was recently nominated for 12 Academy Awards, including Best Director.
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