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While Economy Posts Surplus, Media Still Call For Deficit Reduction
Economic media coverage has been heavily focused on advocating for deficit reduction, even as deficits decline and the federal government posts a surplus.
A Media Matters analysis on economic news coverage in the month of April found that media continued their long-established focus on deficit reduction. In 45 of 123 total segments discussing policy impacts on the economy, guests or hosts on network and cable news advocated for deficit reduction as a priority.
Calls for deficit reduction beat out mentions of other economic issues, most notably the need for economic growth and job creation, and economic inequality.
The continued focus on deficit reduction is particularly interesting given the fact that, in the month of April, the federal government posted the largest budget surplus in five years. Furthermore, according to the Congressional Budget Office, current and projected deficits are expected to decline in coming years.
Even conservatives have recently acknowledged that deficit reduction is not the country's most pressing economic issue. House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) and House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI), agreeing with President Obama, stated that the country is not facing an immediate debt crisis, a notion shared by prominent Democrats. And John Makin, a scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, remarked that Congress has already enacted enough deficit reduction.
Meanwhile, economists have expressed concerns over media's focus on deficits, instead calling attention to resolving the very real immediate crisis of unemployment. Economist Jared Bernstein recently began a series on the path to full employment, and numerous other economists have advocated increased short-term spending to bolster economic growth and job creation.
Furthermore, former Labor Secretary Robert Reich has even pointed out that focusing on jobs and growth -- not spending cuts -- provides an effective avenue for deficit reduction.

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How Adding Enough Force Can Overcome Friction
In physics, because of Newton's third law, whenever you apply a force to an object, say, by pulling it, the object applies an equal and opposite force on you. Here's an example that lets you work out how much force you're subject to when you drag something along. For fantasy physics purposes, say that a hockey game ends, and you get the job of dragging a 31-slug hockey puck off the rink. You use a rope to do the trick, as shown in the figure.
Physics problems are very fond of using ropes, including ropes with pulleys, because with ropes, the force you apply at one end is the same as the force that the rope exerts on what you tie it to at the other end.
In this case, the massive hockey puck will have some friction that resists you — not a terrific amount, given that it slides on top of ice, but still, some. Therefore, the net force on the puck is
Because Frope is greater than Ffriction, the puck will accelerate and start to move. In fact, if you pull on the rope with a constant force, the puck will accelerate at a constant rate, which obeys the equation
Because some of the force you exert on the puck goes into accelerating it and some goes into overcoming the force of friction, the force you exert on the puck is the same as the force it exerts on you (but in the opposite direction), as Newton's third law predicts:


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I decided to log in to Japan Q&A today after (too) many months. It's been so long that I couldn't even remember some of my posts. So, as you can imagine, I was surprised to see all the inspiring comments readers have posted in my absence. I was truly touched, thank you.
For almost one year – probably one of the most difficult years of my life – I wrote blogs about Japan, my life here, my experiences, and my insights. I posted mostly for myself, to give myself a positive outlet for feelings I was not ready to deal with. When I grew healthy in mind and body, I left my blog behind, a beautiful reminder of how I was able to move on.
But, I have yet to share the most meaningful experiences I've had here in Japan, and the most interesting observations I've made. Something I had not realized up until this moment was that, by keeping this blog I was able to piece together memoirs of a Japan that I see only through my eyes and that exists only in my mind.
Someday I'd like to write a book, maybe a tale. A coming of age story of a girl who slowly discovers Japan, compares the culture to her own, but instead of contrasting the two, she learns to love both. Let me write about my experiences once again, to piece together the plot for this story. I no longer need a creative outlet for unspent energy, but I do need to remember the unending joy, the loneliness, and even the fear that I have experienced while living in Japan.


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COHOES -- It's been 50 years -- half of a century -- since the Cohoes Citizens Party overcame the Albany County machine in multiple elections. This victory started a domino effect that led to the Spindle City becoming an All-America City and to it receiving federal funding through the Model City program, changing the political and physical infrastructure of the city for years to come. It all began with the vision of an independent political party, led by Cohosier Paul Van Buskirk. Now 78 years old and living in Florida, Van Buskirk was a new graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy when he started the charge against the Democratic machine which had run the county, especially Cohoes, for about three decades starting with the reign of Michael "Big Mike" Smith and eventually ending with Smith's nephew, William Dawson. Dawson was the behind-the-scenes leader of the machine in the 1960s when the Citizens Party organized and ran its own slate against the one offered by the machine -- and won. "They fought City Hall. And they won," said Randy Koniowka, a community leader and local history buff who just finished a book about historic figures in Cohoes' history. And it started in 1963 with the new party's successful mayoral campaign for Dr. Jay McDonald, who overcame incumbent Andrew Santspree. Van Buskirk said he remembered Santspree as a good man, but someone who was being manipulated by the machine. "I had experienced all the bad that was involved with the machine and did not want to accept that we had to live under this dictatorship," Van Buskirk said in a recent phone interview with The Record. But it was not easy. The road to the 1963 and subsequent 1967 victories was paved with Van Buskirk receiving multiple death threats and even bribes from the machine, including a job as city engineer if he would disband the Citizens Party. The political reform organization started with 14 people and grew from there with both business and social meetings for the members, said Van Buskirk, who at that time was around 24 years old. The group ran a local law referendum in the early 1960s to amend the city charter with street repairs being paid for using a general assessment versus a special assessment. The machine offered a mirror-opposite law amendment and the Citizens Party had their first victory at the polls, Van Buskirk remembered. While first starting out, he said he reached out to local media outlets but at the time The Record was hesitant to print stories about the organization and their meeting, possibly partially due to Dawson working as a cartoonist for the daily. "But they eventually came around," he said, and noted that the New York Times and the Associated Press also picked up on the 1963 victory and the All-America city win in 1966. Gil Ethier, now the city Democratic Party chair, said he remembered the Citizens Party causing a "rift" in the politics as usual. "They were questioning everything about the city government. They built up a lot of momentum, it was unbelievable. They came at the right time. The city needed a change," said Ethier, who has been involved with the Democratic Party since he was 18 and remembered thinking, at the time, that he was not party of a political machine but that he was involved with the "organization." But, as the saying goes, "absolute power corrupts absolutely" and by the 1970s there were rumblings of corruption now within the Citizens Party. "There were a lot of internal problems and nepotism took place," Van Buskirk recalled. And by the early 1980s, the Citizens Party was gone but the benefits from the all but dismantled machine and from the Model City funds remained including the restoration of the music hall, the construction of the senior towers, and public housing improvements -- along with the pride of having been chosen from more than 100 nominations to be an All-America City, which Albany has also received twice. "It was a miracle transformation, both physically and politically," commented Koniowka. Now, Van Buskirk is still working as an engineer in urban planning with no plans to retire. He's writing a book about the political history he witnessed, with no timeline in mind for when it might be published. "It was a long, hard journey," he said. Danielle Sanzone may be reached at 270-1292.
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NBA Camp: Sensational Selby
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.- As the NBA Players Association Top 100 Camp winds down, Kyrie Irving is back on stride, Reggie Bullock is making a statement but no one has been better than Josh Selby.
Josh Selby (No. 1 scorer at 16.8 ppg-all scoring averages through five games)- Selby has gotten into the lane with more regularity than any other guard in camp. His speed, power, skill level and competitive drive make him a terror to defend. And he is not just scoring. His passing and gamesmanship have been equally impressive.
Reggie Bullock (No. 5 scorer at 13.6 ppg)- After consecutive 20 point games against Will Barton (who scored in single digits both games), Bolluck looks to be the slightly better prospect. Barton might do a little more off the dribble than Bolluck, but Bolluck has a better build, is a better shooter and can also get to the rim with more streamlined, powerful drives.
Kyrie Irving (No. 8 scorer at 12.6 ppg)- Irving broke from his slumbers in session four and put up 26 points against Selby's squad and then played well in session five. When Irving plays with passion and finds his extra gear, he can play with the best guards in his class. Having energy to his game is vital since he is not going to do significant damage shooting over the defense.
Joe Jackson (No. 19 scorer at 10.6 ppg)- Jackson had an impressive fourth session against Ray McCallum. Jackson brought the fight to the match up and gave McCallum problems with his pressure defense and then consistently penetrated the lane on the offensive end.
Tyler Lamb (No. 4 scorer at 14.6 ppg)- Lamb will have some bad misses, but he also has a lot of makes. Besides hitting shots from behind the arc, Lamb can always be counted on to play strong defense- as he did against Keith Appling in session five- and score buckets in transition.
Kendall Marshall (6.4 ppg)- Marshall might not be the quickest of guards in the 2010 class, but he is as crafty as ever and is adding strength to his 6-foot-4 frame. He passes the ball in the midrange area as well as any of the point guards in the country.
Michael Cobbins (7.2 ppg)- Cobbins owes Marshall a thank you not after the camp for all the dunks Marshall set him up with. Cobbins, however, is not just a drop off dunker. Although skinny, he is a top notch athlete with length, a developing broad skill base and the ability to guard multiple positions.
Tobias Harris (No. 7 scorer at 13.3 ppg)- Harris carries a physical and skilled presence to the basketball court. Skilled on the perimeter, Harris can also be counted on to ground out plays inside.
Jarell Eddie (No. 19 scorer at 10.6 ppg)- There is no glitz or glamour to Eddie's game, but he is a physical hybrid forward who plays with poise with the ball and also takes and makes quality shots.
Damontre Harris (7.2 ppg)- Like Cobbins, upside is the word for Harris. He improved as a rebounder as the camp went along, and he even got comfortable shooting the ball from behind the arc.
Baye Moussa Kieta (8.6 ppg)- The Syracuse commitment is rapidly improving and made a consistent impact at the camp on the defensive end. He also had his moments offensively and is destined to help Syracuse win ball games in the future.


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Sony's Michael Lynton at D: Dive Into Media
Sony's Michael Lynton says that in the age of social media, a film's audience can now help kill a movie or extend its life. He spoke with Peter Kafka today at D: Dive Into Media.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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– Mount Sinai researchers have found that cognitive-behavior therapy given over the phone reduces post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms in survivors of stem cell transplants. The NIH-funded study, conducted by investigators from Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and Hackensack University Medical Center, details the first cognitive-behavior program to specifically look at PTSD in stem cell transplant survivors. It appeared in the August 2010 issue of Journal of Clinical Oncology.
"A large number of stem cell transplant survivors – about 41 percent – experience symptoms of PTSD up to 10 years after the transplantation, including intrusive thoughts, avoiding reminders of illness experiences, and physiological responses to reminders of their illness," said William H. Redd, PhD, Professor of Oncological Sciences at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and principal investigator of the study. "Many also have physical impairments or mobility issues that would prevent them from traveling to receive traditional PTSD treatment."
"Cognitive-behavior therapy has been shown to be effective in reducing depression and anxiety among early-stage breast cancer patients, military veterans and survivors of sexual assault. Our study was designed to test the efficacy of administering that therapy in a way that's more useful to survivors of stem cell transplants. The results have been very promising," said Dr. Redd.
Dr. Redd, in collaboration with Katherine DuHamel, PhD, a health psychologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering and Larissa Labay, PsyD, a psychologist at Hackensack University Medical Center, studied 89 patients suffering from PTSD who received a stem cell transplant one to three years prior to enrolling in the study. Study participants were randomly assigned to receive either telephone-based cognitive behavior therapy (T-CBT) or standard follow-up assessments without therapy.
Those in the telephone therapy group participated in 10 sessions over a period of 10 to 15 weeks. The sessions included education on illness-related PTSD symptoms, self-monitoring of attitudes, enhancement of social support through training in communication skills, and relaxation training.
Follow up assessments conducted six, nine and 12 months after the initial assessment showed significant reductions in PTSD symptoms among the telephone therapy participants, including fewer illness-related intrusive thoughts, lower general distress and lower depressive symptoms. The telephone therapy patients were also about 15 times less likely to meet the diagnostic criteria for PTSD than the standard follow-up group.
About The Mount Sinai Medical Center
The Mount Sinai Medical Center encompasses both The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Established in 1968, Mount Sinai School of Medicine is one of few medical schools embedded in a hospital in the United States. It has more than 3,400 faculty in 32 departments and 15 institutes, and ranks among the top 20 medical schools both in National Institute of Health funding and by U.S. News & World Report. The school received the 2009 Spencer Foreman Award for Outstanding Community Service from the Association of American Medical Colleges.
The Mount Sinai Hospital, founded in 1852, is a 1,171-bed tertiary- and quaternary-care teaching facility and one of the nation's oldest, largest and most-respected voluntary hospitals. In 2009, U.S. News & World Report ranked The Mount Sinai Hospital among the nation's top 20 hospitals based on reputation, patient safety, and other patient-care factors. Nearly 60,000 people were treated at Mount Sinai as inpatients last year, and approximately 530,000 outpatient visits took place.


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We don't know how your kid is doing in school and can't help you with that. But we do have some tips when testing at the racetrack
Professional race teams often live and die by their track testing programs. As proof of their importance, consider the fact that NASCAR (and many other sanctioning bodies) has had to limit testing dates in order to keep costs from getting out of hand for its competitors. Otherwise, the handful of race teams with the most money would be able to spend more time testing than anyone else and create an uneven playing field.
On the other hand, a dedicated track testing session for most Saturday night race teams is something of a rarity. It's not because track testing isn't as important for these guys–in fact, testing is often even more helpful for racers at this level–but because at the Saturday night level most people are racing as a hobby they simply can't afford to take the time off from their "real" jobs to travel to a racetrack during the week. Testing can also be as expensive, or sometimes even more, than racing, and for teams struggling just to make ends meet, firing up the race car for something other than competition may seem a bit like an unrealistic luxury.
We understand that there is a bit of an expense involved in track testing, but if you're able to take the time to do it, the results can be invaluable. Of course, if you aren't prepared, a day spent testing at the racetrack can also be a complete waste of time and money. With that in mind, here's a guide to making your test session as productive as possible.
This Ain't Racing
Yes, you're at the racetrack, you've got your race car, and you're trying to go as fast as possible. But a track test isn't a race, and if you go in with your usual racing mindset you won't be as productive as possible. Your goal with a test session is to gain as much quality knowledge as possible. And the emphasis there should be on quality.
Obviously, the more laps you are able to run, the more potential you have to gather information, but you want to make sure there is a point to every lap run on the track. This means you have to have a plan. If you race at the same track every week, your plan may be to refine your setup, or even your driving style, to maximize your speed on that specific track. If you're in a touring series, the purpose of your test may be to try different setup packages to see how they help or hinder handling in general.
The key to a test is to understand, before, you arrive at the track exactly what you want to achieve. If you take the approach that you're going to arrive at the track and simply try different things as you think of them, you may stumble onto something useful but the chances are much slimmer compared to going in with a specific plan.
The goal of your test session should be to gain useful, concrete knowledge about how your race car functions. Yes, faster lap times are the goal, but if you don't have an understanding of why the changes you made make the car faster, chances are you won't be able to maintain that advantage when the track conditions change.
Lotsa Notes
When testing at the track, there is always a lot going on. You're making changes to the car, track conditions may be changing around you, and every lap you make burns a little more fuel and wears the tires a little more. Before you know it, you can't remember if you added fuel when you made the air pressure adjustment or when you made the spring change. Maybe that fast lap was because of softening up the right-front spring or maybe it was because cloud cover dropped the air temperature. It may be easy to remember at the time, but how well will you remember all the details at the next race a week or a month from now.
If information is the key to a test, then your notebook is your most valuable tool. And we're not just talking about some notes, or even good notes. We're talking about great notes. Your notes should include every relevant detail and even anything that's at least interesting. You never know what will turn out to be useful as your test progresses, or even next month or next year as you continue to refine your racing program.
Notes are so important, that you should designate one person to be your official note taker or "Chief Information Officer." Yes, it's a hokey name, but it does give a clue to the importance of the job. Ideally, you'll be able to organize your crew so that the CIO's only job is to gather and record information. However, if you don't have enough manpower to go around, you must make the CIO's priority clear to everyone. Sometimes work on the race car will be slowed down while the CIO finishes work recording information, either from the previous run, changing track conditions or planned adjustments to be made to the car.
Be Prepared
While you do need to be willing to slow down work on the car if it means collecting better and more useful information, time during a track test is still of the essence.
To make the most of your test session that may involve only eight hours at the track, you'll need to spend at least that much time or more in preparation beforehand at your shop. Take the time to test fit every component on your car that you might want to test–especially if you're purchasing new parts like shocks or suspension components. Nothing is worse than realizing at the last moment that the fancy new stuff you wanted to test won't work or require modification. Now, you are not only wasting money but valuable track time.
Another area where prep time beforehand is valuable is understanding how changes will affect your setup. For example, we sat in on a test session driver Chris Hargett had at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, North Carolina, in preparation for racing his Crate Late Model. Hargett and crew chief Neil Wilson planned to work on their baseline setup and knew they would be making a lot of spring changes during the test. So beforehand they spent hours in the shop swapping out springs, resetting the ride height, and scaling the car to make sure the crossweight remained consistent.
From that work they created a chart showing, for instance, that going to a 50-pound lighter spring on the right front corner requires lowering the adjuster nut on the coilover shock X number of turns to return the car to the correct ride height. Their chart also provides measurement points that they can go back and check their work. The result of all this preparation means that at the track they can confidently make spring changes and know that they haven't thrown anything else on their setup out of whack that might throw off their data.
Proper preparation also includes everything you would normally do before bringing the car to the racetrack. You want to simulate racing conditions as closely as possible. This should include tire prep, weight placement, even taping the car up the same way. As a rule, every variable that you can eliminate or otherwise account for will help eliminate those pesky "what if" questions later on.
Play it Safe
One of the side benefits of a track test is that a day spent at the racetrack beats a day spent just about anywhere else. The pace is usually a little more relaxed than race day, and it can be quite enjoyable. But if you're the driver, don't mistake the peace and quiet of being alone at the racetrack for the chance to let your guard down.
You can get hurt just as quickly by yourself on a racetrack as you can during a race. Your race car is travelling just as fast and the walls are just as hard. So make sure to take all the safety precautions your normally do for a night of racing. This includes wearing your driving gloves, shoes, head-and-neck support, and all the other protective equipment you use. Besides personal protection, changing your equipment for the test may also change your driving style and affect the accuracy of your tests.
Normally, renting a track for a test means the facility will also provide an ambulance and first responders, but that's not always the case. If you don't have first responders on the grounds, make sure you know where the local hospital or emergency room is located. Hopefully, you'll never have the need to use them, but make sure you know how to get there just in case.
The After Report
A track test is pointless if you can't make use of the information you have gathered. The best way to do this is to write up an After Report. This should boil down all the information you've gathered and focus on what you've learned, how it affects the car, and the situations where you'll use it in the future.
The idea for the After Report is to distill down the mountains of information you've collected and create a reference that is quick and easy to use. You should be able to incorporate the After Report into your setup book or go back to it later to quickly determine how particular changes will help you in specific situations.
Sometimes you'll spend a day testing and not learn anything that makes you any faster. But that doesn't mean your test day is wasted. Knowing what doesn't work can be just as valuable as what does. If your competition starts chasing ideas or setups that you already know not to waste time on, then that puts you that much further ahead.
So hopefully, in the future you'll have the opportunity to spend a day testing at the racetrack. If you do, remember these tips to help you make your time as profitable for your racing program as possible.
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You should be able to incorporate the After Report into your setup book or go back to it later to quickly determine how particular changes will help you in specific situations
Don't Let Shocks Spin You Out
Shock programs have become serious business in all forms of racing recently. And given the advancements that shock specialists have made, they can be quite helpful. But you can also just as quickly put yourself right out to lunch with a bad shock combination.
Wesley Page of WP Racing Shocks joined Hargett during his track test, and while we will respect the confidentiality Hargett would prefer when it comes to the specifics of the program Page set up for his race team, we did get the opportunity to speak with the shock specialist about the current state of shock programs for Saturday night race teams. Page works with both asphalt and dirt race teams, and has clients at all levels of the sport, including more than a few NASCAR Camping World Truck Series teams.
His advice is much like we've heard from other shock specialists: Don't depend on shocks to magically cure all your other problems. Even the best shocks can't cure a bad setup, so spend time dialing in your car as well as possible before spending a lot of time and money on your shocks. Once that is right, your shocks can work with a well-handling chassis to put you over the top.
"I almost hate to say it," Page adds, "but the biggest issue I see with a lot of teams is maintenance, especially if they are racing on dirt because that requires extra attention. They don't have their suspension bars freed up and they are binding. Bars are bent or birdcages are binding up. That sort of thing.
"Guys that buy their chassis from a good manufacturer have access to setup information that they can win with. But if you are setting up your car the way your chassis builders says and it never works like it should, then that's a real good sign something is probably wrong with the car and it's not going to be right until you find it."


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Peter Smith of Concordia (Calif.) has been named the NAIA National Division I Men's Basketball Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Smith was selected based on his performances from Feb. 18 - 24 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated groupings.
Smith, a 5-foot-11 guard from Escondido, Calif., scored 18 points, and dished out six assists in the Eagles win over then-No. 8 Westmont (Calif.), 93-61, on Feb. 19. Three days later against then-No. 6 Cal State San Marcos, Smith scored a career-high 33 points to lead the Eagles to an 85-78 win for its second-straight victory over a top ten opponent. In the last game of the week on Feb. 23, Smith scored 14 points on senior day to help lead Concordia to a victory.
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The major hype surrounding TNA's Genesis PPV had to do with Sting's mystery partner. Though Mike Tenay and Don West played it off as a well-kept secret, the mystery partner turned out to be not so much of a mystery after all. However, Sting's partner is a major addition to the TNA roster and someone I can certainly dig "sucka."
That's right, Booker T along with Sharmell made their TNA debuts at Genesis, much to the delight of the packed Impact Zone. Booker jumped right into the Main Event stage, as he teamed with "The Icon" Sting to take on Kurt Angle and Kevin Nash for the TNA Heavyweight Championship. Throughout the course of the night, Angle was overwhelmed at the thought of exactly who Sting had brought to TNA, and, when Booker T burst into the Impact Zone, Angle's look of shock and concern took over.
The match started off with Kurt Angle and Sting trading back and forth blows. Sting eventually made the tag to a fresh and ready Booker T, who went right after the TNA Champ and put him on the defensive. Problems within the ranks were evident throughout the match, as Nash and Angle broke up each other's pinfall attempts at one point, causing some dissension.
After a back and forth, solid main event, the match broke down into an all-out brawl. Karen Angle came out and distracted referee, Rudy Charles, who missed AJ Styles and Tomko running out. Styles was tossed clear out of the ring by Sting, but Tomko decked "The Stinger" and took him out of the game. With Karen Angle providing the distraction, it was only fitting that Sharmell came out and got into a bit of a catfight.
With the referee on the outside tending to the catfight, Kevin Nash went for the Jacknife, but Styles tossed the TNA Heavyweight Championship to Angle, who used it to take out Nash. He then followed up with an Angle Slam on Sting, before grabbing Rudy Charles and tossing him back in the ring to make the three count. Angle then celebrated with Karen Angle, Styles and Tomko as Christian Cage came out and looked upset. An intriguing ending to an excellent PPV.
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The show began with Jeremy Borash introducing the National Anthem in honor of Veterans Day. The opening package then played as a mystery limo was shown outside the Impact Zone.
Match One - Shop of Horrors Match - Black Reign w/ Misty vs. Abyss
This was just a lot of weapons mixed together in a unique way. Reign wound up getting chokeslammed off the stage, on top of getting his hands stuck in a vice. James Mitchell came to the rescue, as Abyss went to put Misty into a board filled with mousetraps. Instead, Misty wound up getting tossed down Mitchell's shirt. The back and forth weaponary continued, with Reign hitting his finisher on Abyss into the mousetraps for a two count. Abyss rallied back and hit the Black Hole Slam for the win. He then got the key and went to open the mystery box, only to reveal a new star in TNA, that sprayed mist at Abyss and double teamed him alongside Black Reign. Cool match and an interesting twist in the Mitchell/Abyss saga.
Winner Via Pinfall at 11:00 min - Abyss
Match Rating - 6.5/10
In the back, Jeremy Borash approached the mystery limo and was basically told to get lost by security. Funny bit. Mike Tenay and Don West did their typical hype job and then sent it to a package for The Motor City Machine Guns vs. Team 3D. In the back, Crystal was with the Motor City Machine Guns who said they were fighting for the X Division and Team 3D were just stepping stones.
Match Two - Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) vs. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin)
This was an excellent match, as Team 3D kept up with the high speed offense of Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin. When Team 3D had things going in their favor, The Guns turned things right back around. Team 3D brought a table into play, but Devon wound up putting himself through it as the Guns hit a double team enseguri on Ray for the win.
Winners Via Pinfall at 17:50 min - The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin)
Match Rating - 7.5/10
In the back, Jeremy Borash was with The Angles and Kevin Nash. Kurt Angle was mad that JB couldn't find out who Sting's mystery partner was and then he got mad at Nash. Nash said that they would take care of Sting and his partner and then it would be down to them. A package was then shown for the TNA Knockouts Championship match. Crystal then caught up with Gail Kim who vowed that she was going to keep the TNA Knockouts Championship.
Match Three - Fatal Four Way for the TNA Knockouts Championship - Gail Kim (C) vs. Roxxie Laveaux w/ VKM (BG and Kip James) vs. Angel Williams vs. ODB
This was a decent match, with VKM getting tossed for interference. At one point, Laveaux drew and "X" on the head of the referee and left him in a momentary daze. Kim hit a nice crossbody off the top to the floor on Laveaux and took her out of the equation. Later in the match, Laveaux came back after ODB had dispatched of Angel WIlliams, and sprayed ODB with mist. Kim then hit Laveaux with a spear and used a neckbreaker finisher to get the win. After the match, The Awesome Kong came out and showed that she was coming for the TNA Knockouts Championship.
Winner Via Pinfall and STILL TNA Knockouts Champion at 9:08 min - Gail Kim
Match Rating - 5/10
Outside the Impact Zone, Karen Angle was with JB and told him she was going to get into the limo. She then went right through as security cleared a path and found James Storm, Eric Young and Jackie Moore having a beer drinking contest for the Beer Drinking Title -- a plastic spinner belt with a beer bottle attached to it. Very cool. Storm then pointed them in the direction of another limo that contained Sting's mystery partner. Borash asked for a beer, but was turned down.
Sonjay Dutt made some collections before the match. Ha, ha. Excellent X Division match right here. Dutt and Lethal went back and forth, with Lethal hitting the Lethal Combination on Dutt, followed by an Elbow Drop for the win. After the match, Lethal invited So Cal Val into the ring and celebrated with her as Dutt threw rose pedals. Team 3D then came out and took out Lethal and Dutt as Val escaped. Team 3D then cut a promo about The Motor City Machine Guns not being able to beat them and how they were stealing the X Division title and holding it hostage. Devon also stole Dutt's collections,
Winner Via Pinfall and STILL TNA X Division Champion at 12:05 min - Jay Lethal
Kevin Nash told Kurt Angle that they had to co-exist in order to win, while James Storm and Eric Young continued their Drinking Contest backstage, by pouring shots.
Match Five - TNA Tag Team Championship Match - AJ Styles and Tomko (C) vs. The Steiners (Rick and Scott Steiner)
This was another great match on Genesis. Styles and Tomko worked as a pretty decently oiled machine, and went shot for shot with The Steiners. Scott Steiner and Tomko wound up brawling on the floor and taking out referee Andrew Thomas who stole a chair away from Tomko and got knocked down. The chair was left on the ring apron and after a low blow, Styles used it to hit Rick Steiner and knck him out for the win.
Winners Via Pinfall and STILL TNA Tag Team Champions at 10:44 min - AJ Styles and Tomko
Match Rating - 7/10
Another limo is shown backstage, as Crystal is in the back with Robert Roode and Ms. Brooks. Roode talked about how he was going to destroy Samoa Joe, while Brooks questioned the female at ringside with all the Robert Roode signs. Roode blew her off and told her they had to go.
Match Six - Samoa Joe vs. Robert Roode w/ Ms. Brooks
This match saw Samoa Joe just bring the offense to Roode. On the outside, Ms. Brooks was attacked by the female Roode stalker. Roode was unaffected by Ms. Brooks being attended to at ringside and continued the match. After some more back and forth action, Joe hit a Muscle Buster and secured the victory as the stalker looked on with disapproval.
Winner Via Pinfall at 16:00 min - Samoa Joe
The new limo was shown again, as Kurt Angle jumped up and went after it with Karen Angle and Jeremy Borash in tow. Mike Tenay and Don West discussed what was going on as Angle went to break into the limo, but was attacked by Sting and the brawl was broken up by security. In the back, Crystal caught up with Christian Cage who said he was going to become the new number one contender to the TNA Heavyweight Championship. He also told AJ Styles and Tomko that he had a point to prove and to stay in the back, but Styles told Tomko that he was the captain and to follow his lead. Tomko told Styles that Cage was serious, but Styles didn't seem to care. A package was then shown for Christian Cage vs. Kaz.
Match Seven - Fight For The Right Tournament Finals Ladder Match - Christian Cage vs. Kaz
Winner Via Grabbing The Contract at 15:10 min - Kaz
Match Rating - 8.5/10
In the back, the Drinking Contest climaxed, with James Storm passing out and Eric Young winning. Jeremy Borash then took a flask from Jackie Moore and got his drink on. A promo was then shown for the main event tag team match for the TNA Heavyweight Championship. Sting then cut a promo saying that the mystery partner was there and that it was showtime for Kevin Nash and Kurt Angle. Booker T was then revealed as the mystery partner of Sting. Major props to TNA for this.
Match Eight - TNA Heavyweight Championship Tag Team Match - Kurt Angle (C) and Kevin Nash vs. Sting and Booker T
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Crafted in Germany, these top-quality knives are a superb gift for steak lovers. Hollow-edge indentations on the blades create air pockets that allow the knives to glide easily through even the thickest steaks or chops.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by chesepioc from Happy to have bought these Was considering upgrading from a set of Chicago Cutlery wooden handled steak knives which were aggressively serrated and with 20 years under their belts, still worked very well and were in great shape. Wanted something along the same lines but fancier for guests. After some research and consideration I held my breathe and tried these as they were on sale. Although not serrated but hollow ground, these do a very nice job and cut with minimal effort. The cut of the meat is a bit cleaner and you can slice your steak very thin and it falls away from the knife. After several uses the sharpness seems to be holding. They are a bit on the light side but that so far is my only criticism and not a deal-breaker seeing their performance. If my old knives can hold up with the care I have given them I think these will do great. I will buy another set when they go on sale.Date published: 2014-12-26
Is there a special way to sharpen or hone a hollow edge steak knife? Hi Kenny, There is not a special way; hollow edge knives should be maintained like any other straight edge, non-hollow edge knife.Date published: 2019-10-15
Is this model 4068-1/12cm? I have 4 of them already and want to add 4 more. Thank youHi Bongomauka, The model number for these knives is 4068-1-100.Date published: 2019-04-29


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