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If Andy Robinson and Scotland could turn back time, maybe they could do something about the Sonny and share performance that stole the show at Murrayfield on Saturday evening. Then again, such was the sleight of hand with which Sonny Bill Williams distributed possession to his team-mates, perhaps the bamboozled hosts and their head coach would need the services of Harry Potter (who might qualify for Scotland on grounds of school residence) to counter the All Black magic that the rugby league convert brought to bear on his second appearance for the world's No 1 rugby union nation.
Much has been made of the stature of the Crusaders' centre and his 6ft 4in and 17st frame did come in useful when he took a flat pass from scrum-half Jimmy Cowan and made the first serious dent in the Scottish defence. It was the one-handed off-load that did the real damage, though. Out of the side-door rather than the back, it furnished the supporting Hosea Gear with such swift possession that the left wing was over the whitewash for the first of New Zealand's seven tries – nine minutes into what proved to be a non-contest – before the Scots knew what had hit them.
It was the same nine minutes into the second half. Scotland had time to man the ramparts when Cowan threw a loose pass to Dan Carter, the outside-half stooping to pick the ball off the floor. When it was fed on to Williams, though, no sooner had the big centre drawn Hugo Southwell towards him than the ball was out of the side door, one-handed again, and into the arms of Mils Muliaina who was left with an unopposed run to the line.
The Scots had been warned. After all, Williams performed his party-piece off-load on his All Black debut at Twickenham, at outside-centre – in the build-up to Gear's try in that 26-16 victory. This time, playing at inside rather than outside-centre, he pulled it out of the hat at every opportunity, flummoxing his own team-mates just the once. "I'm a work in progress," Williams maintained afterwards. "There are still things I need to work on."
For Sonny Bill and the rest of Graham Henry's All Blacks, it is on to Dublin now for leg three of their European Grand Slam bid. For the Scots, in the wake of a record margin of defeat against New Zealand on home soil, there is much to work on before the Springboks roll up on Saturday.
Scotland: Penalty Parks. New Zealand: Tries Gear 2, Carter, Muliaina 2, Smith, Ellis. Conversions Carter 5, Donald 2.
Scotland H Southwell; R Lamont (N Walker, h-t), M Evans, G Morrison, S Lamont; D Parks (R Jackson, 68), M Blair (capt, G Laidlaw, 39); A Jacobsen, R Ford (S Lawson, 65), E Murray (A Dickinson, 20-32, 65), R Gray, J Hamilton (N Hines, h-t), K Brown ( R Rennie, 65), R Vernon, J Barclay.
New Zealand M Muliaina; I Toeava, C Smith, S B Williams, H Gear; D Carter (S Donald, 50), J Cowan (A Ellis, 59); T Woodcock, H Elliot (A Hore, 61), O Franks (J Afoa, 54), B Thorn (A Boric, 58), S Whitelock, L Messam, R McCaw (capt, D Braid, 58), K Read.
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ten images of inspiration : braided.
This has been a season of fairytale-esque folky braids and I have been completely loving it. They are just so romantic and feminine- I could happily wear a different one every day.
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I hadnt stolen a parking spot hadn't voiced more than a "damn", "traffic", "san francisco", "I should have known better" I had wanted to have ice cream, to park my damn car, to have a fun night CUNT. Yeah you, CUNT. CUNT CUNT CUNT CUNT he yelled it from his expensive car like it was a recorded message. I wore a sweater and jeans, a sweater and jeans. then, CUNT. I look at him in awe, then, in a beg to stop then as a "Why?" a kind, gentle "why" that night, I was his victim someone to make feel like nothing when he had no idea I already did Submitted by Allison in San Fransisco, CA |
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Pablo Ferro at Cinefamily: Batshit Genius and YouTube Predecessor Whose Dr. Strangelove Trailer Was Better Than the Movie, Kubrick Said
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Pablo who? You've seen his work. You've seen people ripping off his work. He's the artist / mastermind behind the Dr. Stranglove title sequence...you know that one, right? The one that visually summarizes the Cold War with a sexually suggestive mid-air refueling; an explicit casual encounter between two planes, if you will. Well, that's not Ferro's only foray into object fetishism...more on that one in a bit.
Ferro had some of the most interesting jobs in cinema, and is known among the hip and the technical for his decades of title sequences, his trailers and his commercial work in the 1960s. He's the artist that Robert Evans banned from his lots for being weird and the one that Jonathan Demme, Hal Ashby, and Stanley Kubrick all agreed is a genius. He is a master of quick-cut editing and very likely invented multiple-screen images for film and television.
Frankly, if you look at some of the films he had any part in -- Bullitt, Citizens Band, Beetlejuice, To Live and Die in L.A. , Stop Making Sense, A Clockwork Orange, Zardoz, Harold and Maude, Bound For Glory, Being There, To Die For and Good Will Hunting -- the list probably resembles your hipper-than-you friend's Netflix, err, Qwikster (what they're calling that DVD service now) queue.
Last night Cinefamily, in conjunction with the Los Angeles Film Forum, invited Ferro to chat and show some of the rarer reels from his own personal collection, including an extremely rare cut of his own short The Inflatable Doll.
Ferro (r.) and his son chat with a superfan.
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Ferro, soft-spoken and in trademark red scarf, regaled a sold-out crowd with tales about working with film legends, the intricacies of his trademark techniques, and the pre-computer vagaries of buying fonts.
After watching a quick succession of Ferro's most-lauded trailers, for Dr. Strangelove, A Clockwork Orange, and Zardoz, he answered the ages-old riddle, "How do you market a film like Zardoz?" "You market it," he said. In addition to the famous title sequence, he also assembled Dr. Strangelove's trailer, one that Stanley Kubrick felt was better than the film itself. "It was only my interpretation of the movie," he says, which is something he strives to do in all of his trailers.
Watching a string of Ferro's commercial work leaves us all wondering what people were thinking 40 years ago -- in a good way. All of them had an air of whimsical psychedelia that would only resonate with medical marijuana patients. Imagine Don Hertzfeldt's "Rejected" cartoon, but actually showing on prime time television hawking the things you actually buy.
Ferro's ad for County Fair Bread might as well have been an inspiration to Hertzfeldt, with it's black line drawings on a white background and its batshit crazy sensibilities -- a rapidly transmutating crazy hat? "How did those get made?" Ferro was asked. "They just told me what they wanted to sell and I made the ads," he explained. "They liked it," he continued, "and they kept asking for more."
Ferro's Beechnut Gum multi-screen advertisement was the first of its kind -- he employed simultaneous moving images as a composite in the same frame. He spoke about perfecting the technique for the polo scene in The Thomas Crown Affair, where he masterfully built the sequence using up to 66 simultaneous images per frame of film -- creating a dizzying kaleidoscope effect.
Not everyone was enamored with his work. While working with Ashby, Ferro cut a trailer for Harold and Maude that included deleted scenes (another Ferro trademark).
"[Robert] Evans hated this one scene in the film," Ferro said, "where Harold leans over and kisses Maude, bringing her down on the bed. Evans hated it, so I figured I'd use it in the trailer. I remember watching the trailer with Evans in the room...and I hear him choking...kind of like the priest in the movie. Jeeze, didn't he read the script? It's a love story!" After that, Evans threw him off the set. He was subsequently banned "for being weird" from all of Evans' sets.
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The crowd at Cinefamily thinned-out before the best part of the evening -- Ferro's own short The Inflatable Doll. Rarely seen anywhere outside of his own home now, the 1969 short depicts B-movie star Don Calfa and his insane interactions with...you guessed it...an inflatable plastic doll.
In blurbs for the film Ringo Starr wrote "Yesss!" and singer Harry Nilsson wrote "I agree with Ringo." After the film ended, Ferro explained, "That was edgy stuff back then...now, that's pretty common." We're not so sure...Calfa's use of the term "Gook c*nt" in the short still made some folks squeamish. Either way, it still feels delightfully bizarre. We agree with Ringo, too.
Ferro is still edgy to us.
Paul T. Bradley
How did Ferro get his start? He drew a comic as a teen. The comic depicted a bowling-obsessed husband squaring off with his jilted, knife-wielding wife...resulting in his wife discovering the joys of bowling...with her husband's head and severed limbs. Rad.
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In general terms is a one man shop wasting their time with CNC2/8
If your talking a one man shop making a range of products from cabs, to small scale production items from solids, to furniture. Is a small one man shop wasting money investing in a decent 4x8 given your wearing all the hats? Programing, drawing, feeding, assembly, and so on? The one man is doing the same thing with multiple pieces of equipment currently so would a CNC be worth looking into or just a waste of time? The variables are understood, just asking in broad/general terms. 2/8
I know of two shops that are 1 or 2 men operations that are extremely successful. They wouldn't have made it without their industrial cnc machines. Repeatability and speed along with good tooling decisions are what made it all happen. They both survived the recession and are thriving. 2/8
No question about it a CNC is a great addition to a 1-man shop. A CNC will increase your volume, product variety and, for many, the enjoyment of what they are doing. I've had a CNC router since the late 90s and I still get a kick out of watching it cut things out. BH Davis 2/8
no, not at all 2/9
Safest thing,,,grab an old school holt her supercut panel saw ,,,and when your sales increases invest in a small cnc,,,sometime a cnc causes more headaches than Anything,,,you can easily spend all day fixing a safety mat error,,,maintenance on the chiller and vacuum,,,and the software,,,no doubt our weeke and our weeke and untouchable (when they run)..but sometimes our supercut panel saw is just ready to go 2/9
Worth a look, good due diligence will pay off in the long run. CNC is a tough move but it is not impossible, go see shops like yours with them. I have a good two to three visits a month, most all of us are pretty smidgeon with our machines and are not afraid to show them. Me I am still amazed I got this far. up until 07 I swore I would never own one and since I have had 6 and have two now. IWF is this August. My crew will be helping a favorite Product We use extensively (Star hangers) as the owner is a local guy we all want to help. basically with the economy rockin the show should be big and all the players will be there at the same time. Give that some consideration 2/9
It is Nice to be specified for High custom Projects For the Colonial Center, Home of the USC Gamecock Mens and Ladies Basketball Programs Gamecock inlay for the Colonial center, Gonna inlay the garnet today, did two methods 1) TEXT - Vectric Aspire inlay toolpath feature, do the male first, then the female, you can adjust needed offset this way for a great fit. 2) Vcarve with epoxy colored fill and surface polish
Had a CNC before a table saw... Can't do stuff like this with out it.
"sometime a cnc causes more headaches than Anything,,,you can easily spend all day fixing a safety mat error,,,maintenance on the chiller and vacuum,,,and the software,,,no doubt our weeke and our weeke and untouchable (when they run). " OMG are you kidding me ? Set up a maint program, make sure your air is clean, and check all the connections on the machine once a quarter. This elimantes 99.9% of all problems 2/9
My CNT 900 has broken down once in the 10 years I've had it and my machine before this never broke down. The CNT 900 break down turned out to be a solder spot on a circuit board on the computer end. It had been rubbing on a plastic box housing and broke. A minor fix that kept us down for a couple days. Two days down in over 15 years of significantly increased production. I'll take that any day !! BH Davis 2/9
Thanks for all the input guys. Looks like its time to start figuring it out. Much appreciated. 2/9
Just me and a part timer. I wish I had bought a router a long time ago. Have had mine for 18 months now.
In a one man shop, a cnc sitting in the corner waiting for you to get off the phone or back from a client visit, is an expensive investment. Now if you have another shop cutting your parts, you will be making money while you aren't even in the shop. And, you didn't have to make the investment in machinery. I feel the smart small shop owner today is outsourcing as many of his components as possible. Especially "cabs" as you mentioned. When you have someone else make your parts, you know exactly the time and cost of the parts and it makes estimating a dream. 2/10
From my experience of investing In a router 2 years ago is that it's not so much the router to be worried of but what software your going to run. Which software will give you the best support and training ? Also, have a plan for the router before you get it . Goals of what you see yourself cutting with it . My problem was I bought ours for a large church door and window job, but I lacked a plan for after that. You'll also be surprised at what new elements you can easily add to your projects for added value Having a cnc is great, it is like learning woodworking all over again but it sure is fun . Best of luck
If you think out your cuts you can really save time as after you cut the first sheet you can start assembling while the next one is cutting. you do not have to stand there and watch it cut but be close enough to hear it and see what is going on 2/10
Ok.. the big plunge. Bank involved... business plan in the works, vendors are quoting. Here we go. Thanks again for all the input. This place is amazing.
Make sure you are getting the whole package quoted. Software, dust collector, vacuum table, collets, etc. It takes thousands or dollars more than just the machine. 2/11
Thanks Rich, I think Ive got most everything other than tooling outlined. Working out the in-shop modifications as well. Will be a bit of a process for sure.
Getting a CNC was the best thing we ever did! We are a 3 man shop and the is absolutely no way we could turn out the volume with out it.. We got ours used like Dropout has, no bank= no debt.


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Miami's Ballet Etudes will entertain dance lovers with one of the most enduring ballets, Sleeping Beauty. The ballet, set to Tchaikovsky's timeless music, is the first performance of the dance company's 40th-anniversary season, which will feature ballet classics. The company will perform with some new guests: artists Laura Valentin and Jose Rodriguez, principal dancers from Balleteatro Nacional de Puerto Rico, will perform the leading roles. The evil fairy Carabosse will be played by prima ballerina Dagmar Moradillos, who is making a special appearance for this performance. In all, the production will feature more than 50 dancers, including soloists and corps de ballet. The ballet will dazzle audiences not only with spectacular dance but also with gorgeous set design and magical, sumptuous costumes. The first performance of the season begins at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Colony Theatre (1040 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach). If you can't catch it Saturday, there will be another chance for you to see the classic before it's in the record books. An afternoon performance is set for Sunday at 3 p.m., a perfect time to treat the whole family. Tickets cost $35 to $45. Visit colonytheatremiamibeach.com.
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I photographed this curtain as it blew in the wind simply because it reminded of a breath-taking moment in Bertolucci's 'Stealing Beauty' movie.
I'm not sure if everyone is captured by the way a net curtain can float on a breeze but Bertolucci did something magical with that simple act in a movie. I didn't come close to his moment but I remembered.
I left New Zealand mid-2003, bound for Istanbul and a new lif. After two years, a Belgian guy lured me into his world, deep in the heart of Europe. For a long time I was an in-process immigrant. One day we married. These days it's about photography, a little red wine and wandering ... and so the journey goes.
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Creativity as a commanding force of nature and a veritable tsunami of exceptional Seattle artists have their full impact felt at the
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This groundbreaking exhibition poses the question: What is the magnitude of this moment? The concluding event in the Fryes 60th Anniversary celebration, MW [Moment Magnitude] is a large-scale project conceived and curated by a collective of five distinguished artists, musicians, writers, and curators: Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker, Joshua Kohl, Ryan Mitchell, Doug Nufer, and Yoko Ott. Numerous leading Seattle artists take part in MW [Moment Magnitude].
MW [Moment Magnitude] takes its name from the moment magnitude scale used by seismologists to measure the size of all modern, large earthquakes in terms of the energy released.
This project is about multiple perspectives, breaking boundaries between disciplines, bringing together a critical mass of exceptional artists working in Seattle, and exploring artistic practice at this specific moment in this particular place, said Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker, Director of the Frye Art Museum. It will intensify the ongoing transformation of the Frye Art Museums institutional DNA, and the forms of its curatorial and community-based practices. The curatorial collective wants visitors to experience the extraordinary creative energy being released in this place right now. And to embrace the limitless freedom that comes when caution and preconceived notions are thrown to the wind.
MW [Moment Magnitude] focuses on Seattle as a global epicenter of creative activity. The exhibition is in constant motion and transformation, a dynamic, living presentation that spreads throughout the Frye, including the Café and Museum Store, and overflows into additional venues in the city. A specially designed, shape-shifting environment for live music, time-based art, art production, and rehearsal has been created in the Fryes largest gallery space.
MW [Moment Magnitude] continues the Frye Art Museums inquiry into the role of the museum in the 21st century, in which the museum spills into the city; supports artistic production as well as exhibits it; and is committed to a multiplicity of voices, including those of artist- and citizen-curators. These ideas are central to recent exhibitions at the Frye, including The Seattle Project (2010), Isaac Layman Paradise (2011), Beloved: Pictures at an Exhibition (2011-12), and the multidisciplinary surveys of Implied Violence (2010-11) and Degenerate Art Ensemble (2011).
The curatorial collective behind MW [Moment Magnitude] brings diversity of practice and global perspective to this ambitious project.
Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker is Director of the Frye Art Museum and former Director of the Museum Villa Stuck in Munich and Vancouver Art Gallery in Canada. She has curated and directed numerous large-scale interdisciplinary exhibitions of contemporary and historical art both nationally and internationally and has published extensively on art and art history.
Joshua Kohl is a composer and Co-Artistic Director of Degenerate Art Ensemble. He has performed extensively throughout the US and Europe and recently completed a residency at the Watermill Center: A Laboratory for Performance in Water Mill, New York. In 2011, the Frye Art Museum presented Degenerate Art Ensemble in its first museum exhibition.
Ryan Mitchell, a celebrated performance artist, is Artistic Director of both Implied Violence and Saint Genet. He has performed throughout the US and in Europe. In 2010, the Frye Art Museum presented Implied Violence: Yes and More and Yes and Yes and Why, the groups first museum exhibition.
Doug Nufer is a noted author of fiction, poetry, and performance works and is Associate Editor of the American Book Review. His published novels include Negativeland, Never Again, and By Kelman Out of Pessoa. Since 1995 he has performed his work solo and with other writers, dancers, choreographers, and musicians. In 2011, he contributed an essay to the Frye Art Museums Isaac Layman Paradise exhibition catalogue.
Yoko Ott is an acclaimed independent curator. She was Executive Director of Open Satellite, a residency-based contemporary art gallery in Bellevue, WA. She was also Curator at the Hedreen Gallery in Seattle, and Manager of Youth and Community Outreach Programs at the Frye Art Museum. In 2011, she was designated a leading Culture Maker in Seattle by City Arts magazine.
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Got to Bucharest. Let me recount the lameness that is the Romanian capital.
Travel books warn about 2 things in Bucharest, the stray dogs and taxi drivers that rip you off. Within two minutes of arriving we were harrassed by about seven taxi drivers and saw half a dozen stray dogs. We got our accommodations for the night and were off. The major attraction is their Parlaiment, the second largest building in the world (first person to get back to me with the largest wins some pride). Walked in and paid the 15 U.S.D. for the tour that was supposed to start in 15 minutes. Forty-five minutes later a man came out and said that the English tour would be starting momentarily and only 25 people were allowed in. Well, there was about twice that and everyone stormed up to the front. People were pushing and yelling at each other. Kim and I got out of the craziness and were told that another English tour would be starting in 5-10 minutes. About an hour later, we asked for our money back and got the hell out of there.
Next we walked about 45 minutes to the contemporary art museum. There were two other people we saw in the museum over the 1 1/2 hours we spent there. Kim fell asleep watching a film. Half the Museum was closed. We left. Then we went looking for a cathedral we couldn't find and then spent 30 minutes looking for a specific restaurant for lunch. When we finally found it, it didn't open for another three hours.
A couple hours later we were walking down the street and saw this man slap and then punch some woman in the face. It was at this point we decided we had enough and wanted out ASAP. Unfortunately we couldn't get to Chisinau until the next evening because everything closes early Saturday and all day on Sunday. Finally we headed out of Bucharest after about 36 lame hours to Chisinau, Moldova.
By Dan
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Traveling is also about reading for me. Read two books, Paul Therroux's "The Old Patagonian Express" and Henry David Thoreau's "Walden." The last name thing was unintentional. Paul's book was really good travel writing about a train trip from Boston to Patagonia. Would suggest it for anyone who likes travel literature. Henry's was a bit of a challenge, but I always feel good about reading philosophy independent of a class.
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Yes, those corrupted court official must be depose.
All Citizen, please stand up and voice out for anti-corruption, else we would not know how many more millions of $$ are we going to waste.
Take a look at our children, do you want our children to lose their very best opportunity?
Do know the corruption might end our children to work in other country as a servant? - 6:57 AM
- Matilah_Singapura said...
There can be no such thing as a State without some form of corruption from its "leaders".
The State eventually "steals" the country from the people, when actually the state was created to PROTECT the people.
Get rid of the state, and privatise EVERYTHING. - 9:15 PM
Yes, you are right, by getting rid of those responsible is correct, we should create a responsible environment. This is not to create chaos in the country, as long as the responsible person of the state resign or step down, there will be no such things as create unstability to the country, it is the irresponsible person who create unstability that refuse to admit their mistake by stepping down, therefore "depose"....
recently there is issue of religion land acquisation, as land are usually heavily subsided on loan to the practioners, therefore to better utilise the land and its great commercial value, eg Queen town, and the recent issues, land so expensive, we should standardise a standard, such that all religions should shift away from 1.5KM radius from the mass rapid station.........as this is to prevent any land planner misuse authority or corruption, isn't it......


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My suggestion would be to consult with a med. mal. lawyer, who will be able to review all of the facts and the records, and make that determination. However, generally speaking, you need to have an expert in the same specialty as the doctor you are pursuing the claim against; i.e. if the doctor you believe committed malpractice is an anesthesiologist or a pain management specialist, you would need an expert who specializes in anesthesiology or pain management.


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I was thrilled to get my paws on this long coveted Moxie the Doxie pattern by Bad Skirt. I've followed Amy's blog for a long time and she makes the coolest stuff. To celebrate a million page views, she is graciously sharing her doxie pattern through September. Here's the dear pup in pieces. I must make a bunch of softies, because I'm almost through my second bag of fiber fill. That stuff makes me itch.
Meet Spot, the colorful dachshund. He'll have to live with an older kid because of the buttons. I thought he turned out pretty cute and the pattern walks you through each and every step. With pictures. My kind of pattern.
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The euro: It can't happen, It's a bad idea, It won't last. US economists on the EMU, 1989-2002
This study of approximately 170 publications shows (a) that US academic economists concentrated on the question "Is the EMU a good or bad thing?", usually adopting the paradigm of optimum currency areas as their main analytical vehicle, (b) that they displayed considerable scepticism towards the single currency, (c) that economists within the Federal Reserve System had a less analytical and a more pragmatic approach to the single currency than US academic economists, and (e) that US economists adjusted their views and analytical approach as European monetary unification progressed. In particular, the traditional optimum currency approach was gradually put into question.
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Staying in shape
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Posted almost 10 years ago We all know that staying in shape for the job is a matter of life & death. What are some of your workout practices that keep you fit for the fight? |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago I work out 6 days a week, by doing cardio and free weights. Over the past 1.5 years, I've drastically changed my diet as well. The last time I had to run, while on duty, I realized just how much this had helped me. I'm a huge advocate for officers getting into shape and think that departments should, at the very least, mandate a physical every 2 years. We have to maintain our certification by updating our training every 2 years, and I believe that for obvious officer safety issues, this should be added in. We have to run, fight, and think during stressful times, and all of this directly affects our health. In order to promote a healthier and ultimately safer department, I think this would be useful. |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago couldn't agree more, ashley! thanks |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago Agreed! Air Force Cops have to take a PT Test Annually. We have to get our waist measured, run 1.5 miles (timed run), push ups and sit ups. This is all scored in points. We rate as Excellent, Good, Marginal and Poor. If we get a Marginal or Poor we must attend some health classes and are placed into a self paced program which is semi-monitored. If we get another Marginal/Poor rating then we are placed on a Manditory program which is strictly monitored. If you're skinny; 28-32 inch waist and can run a decent 1.5 mile it's a piece of cake. Since we have gyms available to us for FREE on base I workout approx 3/week, plus I'm a martial arts instructor so I get a lot of exercise and flexibility training. My diet is pretty simple......eat when I'm hungry...stop eating when I'm full. v/r Michael Munyon
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| Posted almost 10 years ago Walk evry day for 30-40 minutes. Drink LOT'S of water. Workout 4-5 times a week. If you do this you can pretty much eat anything you want without gaining weight. Also take a protein supplement. |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago Weight traiining 4 days a week, Kempo training 6 days a week. Running.....when I feel like it. Lots of water, healthy diet. |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago I am at the gym 5 days a week. Two days a week I work out with a trainer and three days a week I do cardio. LOTS of water, no white stuff, eat five small meals a day. "It would be better for one to have a stone tied around their neck and thrown into the sea, than to cause a child to stumble." "Well-behaved women rarely make history" |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago IF YOU GO TO THE GYM, TRY AND TAKE SOME CARDIO CLASSES. I CURRENTLY TAKE IT EVER TUES AND THURS AND I CAN TELL YOU THAT 1 HOUR OF NON-STOP TRAINING WILL DEFINELTY SMKE THE HELL OUT OF YOU. I USE TO RUN ALOT AND POWERLIFT FOR STRENGTH TRAINING AND I CAN TELL YOU ITS A WHOLE NOTHER BALLFIELD WHEN YOU HAVE NON-STOP SMOKE SESSION. I ALSO RECOMMEND YOGA AND POLATIES. TRY IT. |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago I'm just now experiencing the age thing.....I use to be one of those knuckle-heads that could just go run all day long and work out without trying...........NOW the Blue Bell Ice Cream has taken over my cardio.......I would like to say I work out that many times a week, but here lately it's been "Shock" the body every two weeks......what's weird is I get tired quick running now and not tired as much Grappling.........It use to be the other way around.... Even though my workout is not consistent I would recommend shocking the body every once in a while..........If you can run two miles........have a buddy follow ya and run 5 miles...........besides....when it happens on the street....you're body will be shocked!!! |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago I try to play ice hockey twice a week. I used to think I was in shape until I started that. I spend 2 to 5 days a week in the gym depending on my shift. Going to the gym for me now is a habit I cant break. |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago IMO, all LEOs in the US should be held to a hgt /wgt standard & do a physical fitness test every 6 months. Vigorous PT 3x a week that lasts at least 45-60 min & a healthy diet high in protien, moderate carbs & very low in fat & sugar, is all you need to lose wgt & get in good shape, the more you can PT in a week, the better. The excuse of "not enough time" don't cut it when all you need to devote to PT is 3hrs a week, 12 hrs in a month! With all due respect to LEOs, but alot of you are looking very unsat due to letting yourselves go after the academy & don't look very professional when wearing your uniforms & look like overstuffed burritos. As a former infantry Sgt of Marines, PT is a way of life for me & being fit helped me accomplish all my missions, training & tasks in the Corps. Not to mention that as a leader of Marines I had to lead from the front & I well couldn't do that if I was a nasty fatbody. Criminals do nothing but hit the wgts in jail & play B-Ball, so when they come out again, they're in great shape & ready to take on out of shape cops. LEOs need to be in top condition as well, so the bad guys think twice about physically engaging a cop that pulls them over. Just this Jarheads 2 cents, anyone welcome to disagree. Be safe out there! |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago thanos0341 - just saw your bio....small world....I was born in Puerto Rico too at the old Naval Base....You Military Brat? You seem like a very dedicated troop and make some good points.....but seeing your words and bio (considering joining) be prepared to be disappointed in many ways........ie - all US LEO's should be held to a h/w standard........we're about 40 officers short staffed as it is right now and if that standard was put in place.......there would be litterally very few people left working which in-turn would be unsafe for officers and citizens..... I don't know all the answers but I do know that standard would never fly...... Although an officers initial response to a call will show that their Command Presence is very key, their verbal communication skills would prove them safe.......granted there is always that one knuckle-head ready to go and their mindset/conditioning would pull them through....... I've interviewed many prison guys after being arrested and they consistently said it is the way the officer treats them on their decision to attack. If you disrespect them or treat them like crap.......they don't care if the officer can run 20 miles and could "woop" them........here they come.... Don't get me wrong.......it may seem like I'm only defending the LEO's, but I just wanted to stress that there is a lot more to it than conditioning.... When I first got out of the Rangers and out on the street (popo'in) it blew my mind how many fights I got into. I had outstanding PT skills and still people challenged me......litterally daily........it wasn't until I got more experience before I realized my verbal skills sucked.......working along side of me was a 6' 300lb veteran officer......he was also a verbal judo instructor (still is)........to this day, I have never seen him in a fight and he is very active on the street.... that alone explained a lot to me........ With all of that, I still agree that officers should workout and prepare for that one attack that will send them to the promise land........ If you're interested in coming to Texas and looking for job.......send me an e-mail and maybe I can help out.... goodluck brother.......1* |
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| Posted almost 10 years ago Hey Tat2 I'm already in Tx, Austin area, just waiting for the recruiter to send me the letter telling me when the written test is gonna be. Where in Tx, are you? I know that being in shape is not always gonna deter an A-hole from challenging a cop, but it doesn't hurt to be in shape so you can better handle & defeat the threat. You're absolutely 100% right that good verbal communication is key to preventing any physical altercation bwteeen the LEO & the other person. But some people only respond to the closed fist & not the open hand. BTW, not a military brat, just born in PR , then at 9 months old, we moved to Brooklyn, NY. Take care Tat2 & stay safe. Semper Fi |
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| Posted over 9 years ago Guys dont have to try as hard to stay in shape like chicks do......I think working out and eating well or (staying away from fast foods helps alot!) |


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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:15 PM
Botany (43,249 posts)
I have never written about this but here I go .....
Years ago I had a good friend die as the result of fighting a rapist ...... I knew she wanted more out of her relationship w/ me than I was willing to give but she had one the best and truest hearts in the world. She got shot in the throat but still she was able to call 9-11 but because of her wounds she had a loss of oxygen to her brain and which caused a vegetative coma ..... she died w/ in 18 months .... both of her elderly parents died because of the stress with in a year of the crime too. The police later arrested a serial rapist ... a detective told me that he was a good suspect in the attack on my friend. I would not go to his trial on another rape case because of what I wanted to do that man ...... it still bothers me to have to kill a woodchuck in a live trap @ a customer's home but I would have had no problem "spending time" w/ that piece of crap. These are feelings that I have had deep inside of me and after time i don't think about my friend anymore or her attacker but when these scum buckets bring up rape in a political context it puts me in a very bad place. How dare these bastards talk about rape, God's plan, and what they think is the right thing to do? If you are a woman or you have ever cared about a woman how could you vote ever for "them"?
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Rape .... a man's story (Original post) |
Botany | Oct 2012 | OP |
Darth_Kitten | Oct 2012 | #1 | |
jonpaulprime | Oct 2012 | #2 | |
riderinthestorm | Oct 2012 | #3 | |
Tigress DEM | Oct 2012 | #4 | |
Botany | Oct 2012 | #9 | |
NRaleighLiberal | Oct 2012 | #5 | |
gkhouston | Oct 2012 | #22 | |
NRaleighLiberal | Oct 2012 | #26 | |
Sparkly | Oct 2012 | #6 | |
ProudProgressiveNow | Oct 2012 | #7 | |
freshwest | Oct 2012 | #8 | |
nolabear | Oct 2012 | #10 | |
myrna minx | Oct 2012 | #11 | |
blkmusclmachine | Oct 2012 | #12 | |
Marmitist | Oct 2012 | #13 | |
condoleeza | Oct 2012 | #15 | |
condoleeza | Oct 2012 | #14 | |
bleever | Oct 2012 | #16 | |
beac | Oct 2012 | #17 | |
Stargazer09 | Oct 2012 | #18 | |
renate | Oct 2012 | #19 | |
Spitfire of ATJ | Oct 2012 | #20 | |
noiretextatique | Oct 2012 | #21 | |
gkhouston | Oct 2012 | #23 | |
REP | Oct 2012 | #24 | |
War Horse | Oct 2012 | #25 | |
rhett o rick | Oct 2012 | #27 | |
David Zephyr | Oct 2012 | #28 | |
Schema Thing | Oct 2012 | #29 |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:18 PM
Darth_Kitten (14,192 posts)
1. I'm so sorry for your friend, her family, and you.
I can't imagine having that much rage and pain brought up constantly.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:18 PM
jonpaulprime (104 posts)
2. powerful
powerful story, thank you for sharing. The Republican War on Women is all too real.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:20 PM
riderinthestorm (22,993 posts)
3. No words are adequate to express my solidarity, horror, grief and regret
Please know that there are a lot of DUers who are always here to listen though.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:21 PM
Tigress DEM (7,887 posts)
4. So sorry for your loss. He raped her, but stole your life that you two could have had.
About women voting for Robme.... Some people are brainwashed. I'd never vote for Robme.
Response to Tigress DEM (Reply #4)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:24 PM
Botany (43,249 posts)
9. He did not rape her .... she put up a fight
my life has been good over all but when idiot men talk about
rape it still gets to me. |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:23 PM
NRaleighLiberal (41,497 posts)
5. you took their easy talking points, and by humanizing it, created great power.
As a man with three women he adores (wife and two daughters), the right wings' attitudes toward women are simply indescribable.
Thanks for sharing your story. It certainly deeply moved me. |
Response to NRaleighLiberal (Reply #5)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 05:03 PM
gkhouston (21,642 posts)
22. And here's the thing that many RW followers don't get: they don't give a shit about men, either. nt
Response to gkhouston (Reply #22)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 05:34 PM
NRaleighLiberal (41,497 posts)
26. indeed - only themselves, money and power.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Sparkly This message was self-deleted by its author.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:24 PM
ProudProgressiveNow (5,013 posts)
7. Powerful testimony.
Thank you.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:24 PM
freshwest (53,661 posts)
8. Botany, thank you for memorializing this here and your opinion.
Words are not adequate to give comfort here. I only have tears.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:27 PM
nolabear (24,513 posts)
10. Rape harms more people than we can ever know. I'm so sorry you're being retraumatized.
There's a smugness to the pronouncements the RW makes, a lack of understanding and empathy and compassion that I find truly hard to fathom. The only succor we can provide is to create a world where rape is almost unheard of, and when it does happen the victim and those who love her (or him) are treated with love, with respect, and are given choices and help with going on with their lives as best they can.
And we can create that through mAking those RW fools and their ideas a thing of the past. It was brave of you to post. Peace. |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:28 PM
blkmusclmachine (16,149 posts)
12. Sad. Look at this if you have a chance:
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:33 PM
Marmitist (64 posts)
13. You feel bad, because the woodchuck is an innocent creature, who, bothersome though they may be...
Doesn't deserve to be exterminated. There is no innocence to these Republican bastards.
Too bad we can't treat them they way that we do the woodchucks... Fortunately, the old, angry white man contingent is dying off, so nature is doing that for us. Within less than a generation there will still be people who vote Republican, but there will not be a viable national party left. They'll win local, and state contests, and there will still be a smattering of Republicans who get into the House and the Senate, but after we reach that tipping point, they'll never have a majority of either house of Congress ever again, and they'll never win the Presidency again either. Mark my words, it's coming, more slowly than I would prefer, but it IS coming. They know it, hence their desperate employment of every dirty trick in the book to try and forestall their own political demise for one (hopefully) last time. Karl Rove once spoke of his hope to create a "permanent Republican majority"... Well, thanks to the cacophany of complete and utter lunatic assholes who comprise the Right today, we (again, hopefully) will have a permanent Democratic majority for years, nay, decades to come. A-Fucking-Men! |
Response to Marmitist (Reply #13)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:45 PM
condoleeza (814 posts)
15. I hope you're right, Marmitist n/t
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:43 PM
condoleeza (814 posts)
14. Thank you, it's important to talk about this
Anyone who has been raped or sexually assaulted or knows someone who has, is reliving it now and if you multiply just the female statistics of 1 in 3 by the age of 18, that touches a lot of people who were victimized or had loved ones who were, female and male. I'm just so tired of reliving my own family nightmare every 4 years, so tired of the men who make rape/reproduction/abortion etc. an issue in every election, when they so clearly are just pandering to their party's religious convictions and really don't give a shit.
God, the absolute stupidity of nearly half the people in this country is just so depressing. That's what religion does and why I'm an Atheist. |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:22 PM
bleever (20,612 posts)
16. Thank you, sir.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:44 PM
beac (9,992 posts)
17. Thank you.
Rape is a CRIME. The GOP claims to be the party of law and order but, to them, rape is a "gift from God"/"just another method of conception"/rarely "legitimate".
How can ANYONE, man or woman, vote for these rape lovers????? |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 12:16 AM
Stargazer09 (1,855 posts)
18. Hugs
I am sick of hearing that rape isn't such a bad thing. It brings back the trauma for me, too.
It hurts. A lot. |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 12:37 AM
renate (9,732 posts)
19. oh, i am so sorry
He stole three lives and left a gaping hole in yours. There just aren't words for how cruel and how horrible that was, but you did a wonderful job of describing her inner being--which that beast could never touch--and of expressing your pain.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 12:52 AM
Spitfire of ATJ (32,723 posts)
20. They are using God to justify their evil....
And the thing is,...they know it....
They also know they have created a loyal following that actually believes they are showing them the way to heaven. |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 04:59 PM
noiretextatique (27,228 posts)
21. these bastards think of rape as "rough sex"
they don't think about the women, like your dear friend, as victims of violence. instead, they identify with rapists and their demon seed. disgusting, they whole lot of 'em
i aborted a rapist's seed, and never, ever regretted it. |
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 05:04 PM
gkhouston (21,642 posts)
23. Botany, you have always been my fave.
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 05:19 PM
War Horse (923 posts)
25. What saddens me the most
is that it's really, really necessary that such horrible stories really HAVE to be brought to the forefront for some people to even come close "getting it".
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 05:45 PM
rhett o rick (55,981 posts)
27. Why do women vote republican? nm
Response to Botany (Original post)
Thu Oct 25, 2012, 05:59 PM
David Zephyr (22,785 posts)
28. Sorry to hear that, Botany. Rape is rape. It's not "God's will".
These Republican men seem so comfortable talking about rape so casually and pontificating about it. They are scum.
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Thu Oct 25, 2012, 08:39 PM
Schema Thing (10,282 posts)
29. ugh... this gets at me because I was raised in a religion that told women they should fight to the
death to avoid rape. Yep. Otherwise they might be "committing fornication". Hell if I dug deep enough I could probably find a Watchtower that claims the child produced from rape is a gift from Jehovah. Whether they said that or not, they sure as hell wouldn't let you abort it, that's for damn sure. I shit you not. I knew / but did not know that they were wrong. It screws with a young person's mind. |


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Gorgeous place, but I haven't been there in 30+ years, so I was guessing as much as recognizing. The only climbing spots I know in your general area are Seneca Rock and Carderock / Great Falls, and it definitely wasn't the latter, so... My former husband was a rock climber. I tried a couple times but am way too scared of exposed heights. What I did get into was climbing some of the easier 14,000 foot mountains in the Rockies.
Was such a beautiful weekend, took the boys out to play on the playground. Ian riding his Spiderman Bike Aaron watching and chasing after his bigger brother Ian Aaron playing on playground Ian not happy with all my photo taking
Great shots, Alienesse! Did you enjoy your visit? Looks like the weather was good to you at least on that occasion!
Thanks, guys! The weather was nice the evening I arrived. Then it was rainy and foggy straight through. But it didn't matter much because I was at the Star Trek London event during the entire weekend, so I spent most of my time indoors. Besides, London is beautiful on any kind of weather, at least to me. I love it!
Great pictures, Alienesse! The weather in London was awful this weekend, wasn't it? But you're right, London looks beautiful in any kind of weather.
^ Do go! It's fabulous! Great shots, Miss Pumpkin! I wish I could have taken some pictures of London in the fog, but I spent my entire weekend indoors at Star Trek London. Here are some more night ones:
Nice shots! All these images of London make me want to share. This one of me and my wife (girlfriend at the time) was taking in 2005.
Thanks, guys! I took the brooding pics this Monday. Great pics, Alienesse and Zombie Seeker! When they organise Destination Star Trek London II, we will all go together!
YES!!! I did live in London for a year but it was quite some time ago now. The fog photos made me very nostalgic, of course it is that weather right outside my window today but it's not the same thing! I love cities and London was fabulous. Alienesse have you posted your Con pics anywhere?


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