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To define the intended purposes for the different types of bicycles, we have classified our bikes in different categories. The purpose of this classification is to define the test requirements complying with the respective
stress as early as during the development of our bikes. This is to ensure the highest possible level of safety for the use of our bikes.
It is therefore of major importance that the bikes are not used under conditions beyond the intended use, as this bears the risk that the bikes' maximum load is exceeded and the frame or other components are damaged. This can result in severe crashes.
The rider's maximum weight incl. baggage should not exceed 120 kg. Under certain circumstances this permissible maximum weight can be further limited by the component manufacturers' recommendations for use. The frame of your bike is marked according to one of the following symbols indicating the category your bike belongs to. Picture 1
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This category is intended for childrens' bicycles. Children should not ride near precipices, staircases or swimming pools as well as on paths used by automotive
mobiles. In general, this applies to bicycles with wheel sizes of 12 to 24 inches.
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road racing bicycles with racing handlebars or straight handlebars, triathlon or time trial bicycles.
The rider's maximum weight incl. baggage should not exceed 120 kg. Under certain circumstances this permissible maximum weight can be further limited
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Bicycles of category 1 and bicycles designed for well paved gravel paths and off-road trails with a slight slope where a short loss of tyre contact with the
ground due to small steps can occur. This condition comprises urban and city bicycles as well as cyclocross bikes with road racing handlebars and cantilever
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maximum height of approx. 60 cm are also included in the field of use of these bicycles. But inexperienced riders doing jumps of this height may land inappropriately, thus increasing the acting forces significantly which may result in damage and injuries. This category is represented by MTB hardtails and full suspension bicycles with short suspension travel.
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slopes and higher speeds as a result thereof.
Regular, moderate jumps by experienced riders are no problem for these bicycles. The regular and durable use of the bicycles on North Shore trails and in
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To see Dani Pedrosa going for it like that, taking the win and cutting down Jorge Lorenzo's lead by five points made things all that more interesting, as we get ready for the final four rounds of the campaign.
It wasn't the easiest of weekends for anybody at Aragón, where the weather was a major factor on both Friday and Saturday. Not many people had their set-up right and Pedrosa was really able to benefit from the test Honda did here a few weeks earlier. He was quite simply unbeatable - Lorenzo tried to keep up with him but had a massive slide and almost crashed, and he had to accept that second place was all he could do on the day. The championship is still wide open...
For the Ducati guys this really was a tough weekend. Coming here after the high of Misano, where Valentino Rossi took a podium in the dry and Nicky Hayden made an impressive return from injury, they were hoping to continue that progress at Aragón.
Conditions were difficult as I mentioned, and that made it hard to balance the bike set-up correctly. I remember at Silverstone a couple of months ago, both riders crashed in qualifying because the track temperature was low, and they both went down in QP here too - it seems the bike just doesn't get the tyres up to temperature and get them to work when the track level is below a certain point.
Things were just as tough in the race. Valentino made a mistake at the very start where he clipped Jonathan Rea's wheel and ran on, and he struggled to make time up after that, eventually finishing eighth after fighting his way back through the field.
Nicky Hayden was extremely lucky to escape uninjured from his crash in the race - it looked horrible the way he hit the wall and came off the bike. He seemed to just lose grip, get off line and try and avoid throwing the bike down before hitting the wall but with no air fence there he came at it a lot quicker than he expected. That was due in part to the wetness of the grass and mud, courtesy of the weather the previous two days, and I was just really happy he was not injured and will be able to ride in Japan.
Japan will prove a challenging weekend, but it always does. The weather is always an issue there, it's a stop-and-go track and is Honda's home circuit so they will be very strong there. From there we're straight on to Malaysia which Rossi loves, he's been Mr. Sepang for quite some time, and I hope that there and in Phillip Island things will suit him better.
Either way we'll head out for the Japan-Malaysia-Australia triple header in high spirits and with the aim of having a strong finish to the season!


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I'm not a prude. But I am a husband and a father. And now that I have fully embraced the latter, I am ecstatic that I am no longer a Sports Illustrated subscriber. The "swimsuit" issue was delivered to mailboxes this week and I'm entirely serious when asking: "When are folks going to have to start showing I.D. to score the swimsuit issue?"
Hey S.I. – in case your photog didn't catch it, that mesh overlay thing isn't hiding the fact that it's a bit chilly in those waters. And speaking of overlays, is it customary to wear the throw over nothing at all? Outside of the Hedonism Resort, are swimsuit bottoms typically marketed without the top? I mean, I know you can purchase separates, but I always thought the throw went over the suit. Hmm…I must be wrong. But it is weird to me that the all white throw is being used as a top in the water. They must not know that white fabric becomes see-through when wet.
I'm never surprised at what hits newsstands mid-February every year. I guess I'm just a little taken aback with the general laissez faire treatment of it. I mean, truly, the S.I. swimsuit edition is little more than sand-dusted porn. And because it's S.I., men across
Have we become so accustomed to nudity, so desensitized to flesh, that we're OK with this arriving sans black plastic coating? This offering has long pushed the envelope, but at least we always knew an envelope existed – we were cognizant of when it crossed the line, and it sparked controversy unrivaled. Today, what line did exist has been washed away with the tide. I suppose when full frontal porn is available at the click of a mouse…heck, there's likely an app for that…I guess the swimsuit issue is nothin'. But the folks at S.I. are sure doing their best to keep pace.
I don't know. If I still subscribed, I'd strongly consider having that baby delivered to a P.O. box. Okay, old man out.
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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'Syngenor' - 1990, Directed by George Elanjian Jr.
This is one of those great late-80's/early-90's tech-noir thriller films, like 'RoboCop' but a little more 'present-day,' I guess. It's not great, and it's of course kind of silly, but if you've got an hour and a half to kill, it's worth checking out.
The plot revolves around a corporation that has been creating synthetic soldiers for the military to fight in the middle east (kinda eerie, huh?) Of course, the main scientist quits because he has moral problems with the work, so some other top-tier executives decide to release one of the Syngenors (synthetic genetic organism) so it will kill him. It does, and kills some other people too, and then they find out that the creatures are designed to asexually reproduce, so they now have a whole army of Syngenors on their hands.
Also along for the ride are the deceased scientist's niece, and a nosy reporter. Like I said, nothing groundbreaking, nothing fantastic, but it's got some cool early computer 'graffix' and some super-sleazy business guys.
The CEO of the company is pretty great, and he gradually becomes more insane as the film progresses. He also spends most of his time injecting some weird future-drug in his neck, which is never really explained. Also never explained is the fact that the Syngenors look like mutant frog-people. Why wouldn't they just look like robots or something? Who knows.
Regardless, it's not particularly violent or offensive, so it plays more like a made-for-TV movie than your average sci-fi horror. It's not quite up to the Full Moon standards of sleazy B-sci-fi, but it's close.
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Even non-career politicians aren't impervious to the notion that perception is reality in politics and Democrats were having a field day with the appearance that the governor was out of town during some pretty important debates.You had the spector of the state senate trying to pass Gov. Rick Snyder's top priority of providing health care insurance to 320,000 folks who don't have it, but the boss was MIA.Well actually he wasn't missing. He was in Israel rubbing elbows with the leaders there…none of whom could vote on the Medicaid expansion program that was stalled in the state senate not the Knesset.O.K. but that's why they have Lieutenant Governor's. Brian Calley is an old hand at this stuff and surely he could stand in for the governor.He could have but on Day 1 of the struggle to find the votes, Mr. Calley was MIA, too.Well not actually missing. He was in the Upper Peninsula on a tour where he likely picked up an Elmer Fudd hat at the Stormy Kromer store. (They like to get U.P. tours out of the way now before the snow arrives next month.)Meanwhile Mr. Snyder, overseas, advised the media back home that he was working the phones on the issue but Democrats argued if this was so important, why wasn't he working lawmakers in person in his office in the capitol?Well the Snyder handlers weren't born yesterday and were aware of the "perception is reality" bug-a-boo so they scrubbed the schedule for Mr. Calley on Wednesday.He was all set to attend the FinnFest in Houghton, tour a mine in Quincy and roast some hot dogs or something at the Fort Wilkins State Park in Cooper Harbor.Instead there he was at his usual perch at the senate rostrum. Turns out his appearance didn't result in a vote on Wednesday, but at least for the moment, it gave the impression the Snyder team did care about the bill.And then, in the ultimate move to clam-up the critics, the handlers scrubbed the rest of the governor's trade mission to fly him back into town, too.In his defense the mission was set a long time ago when he thought the lawmakers would be on recess this week but they did not leave and he went anyway. Hence to dodge more of a perception problem, he returned.But it did no good. The senate left without voting on his plan.
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Have to admit, I find the color/idea of squid ink a bit offputting. Not so bad in the pasta, but the first time I saw it, at Harry's Bar in Venice, the ink was used to color a risotto. It was hideously unattractive, particularly once it got moved around in the white bowl a bit. Ugh.
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Windows XP SP3 with IE6 and above
I've been trying to install OfficeScan client into several machine using the web install ( clicking on the install link on OfficeScan web console homepage )
The first page with Install button appears. But after that ( after clicking on the Install button ) the next page I get "The page cannot be displayed" after a few minutes loading.
This is the second time this problem occurs in the past 2 weeks.
The previous one was solved by reinstalling the ServicePack.
But I don't think that keep on reinstalling the ServicePack will be a good idea.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I would suggest an alternate installation method since the installation method you are using is heavily dependent on ActiveX and Internet Explorer settings. The options I would suggest instead:
1. Run the installer via UNC directly from the server. The path is:
2. Create a client package (MSI or EXE), post it on a shared location and run that instead. The client packager tool is on the OfficeScan server in the following location: <drive>:\Program Files\Trend Micro\OfficeScan\PCCSRV\Admin\Utility\ClientPackag
There are a couple other options as well you could use, but based on what you described, these would be the best options in my opinion.
Thank you for replying.
Yes, installing the client using installation package and pushing it using web work well.
But, the thing that I'm worried about is that there may be a problem in my OfficeScan server more than just the not-functioning web install.
Back right after the SP1 R4 installation, the web install worked well.
I have clean up everything on the server including files in quarantine folder and temp folder.
I have also checked for zero size file on critical OfficeScan server installation files to make sure that there is no corrupted file involved in this problem.
And I don't think the problem lies in client computers due to ActiveX behaviours because I have tested on several different machines with lowest ActiveX security, but ended up with the same result.
The installation files used for the web install are completely seperate from all the other files on the OfficeScan server, so I wouldn't really worry if there is a problem with just these files. It won't affect anything else on the server, including other installation methods as you have just validated.
I checked in our tracking system, and looked at our available hotfixes, and I don't see any fixes/solutions specifically for this issue. That being said, here are a couple things you may want to take a look at to see if you can find a quick solution. Worst case, I would just avoid using this installation method moving forward, and you shouldn't have any more problems.
First thing to check:
Check that the following files aren't 0-bytes in size on your OfficeScan server. This would indicate corruption of just these installation files (which won't affect other installation methods, or the day to day operation of the product). The files listed below are typically between 3-9kb each.
C:\Program Files\Trend Micro\OfficeScan\PCCSRV\Web_OSCE\Web_console\HTML\
If they are 0-bytes in size, you can copy them from another OfficeScan server, or try and extract them out of the installation package, but you are on your own with that one.
Second thing to check:
Check to see that the %TEMP% directory on your OfficeScan server (usually C:\WINNT\Temp or C:\WINDOWS\Temp) has the following permissions:
Verify that the Group "Users" or "Authenticated users" have the following special permissions:
Traverse Folder/Execute Folder
Create Files/Write Data
Create Folders/Append Data
If the problem persists, and you aren't comfortable with just ignoring it, you will need to contact Technical Support and they can help you with more thorough troubleshooting and find you a permanent resolution.
All those files for Web Console are in good shape and the system temporary directory rights also in appropriate state.
I'm thinking of reinstalling the whole OfficeScan server and see what will happen after that.
Thanks for help
12-09-2010 02:13 AM - edited 12-09-2010 02:14 AM
Hi Ryandelany,
Thanks for your tip about the TEMP folder permissions, I has having a similar problem.
When installing OfficeScan 10 using the Web install after hit the "Install Now" button i only got a black page with the URL
Somehow the Temp folder got deleted and recreated with the wrong permissions.
Rui Paz


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Who knew that the humblest shoe could become a symbol of power in the working world? MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
Five regular participants in Lincoln Center's Midsummer Night Swing outdoor dance festival describe their attraction to dance and their choice of footwear. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
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Apr. 24, 2014
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Rain at Merion Golf Club has turned many of United States Open spectator areas into quagmires, making rain boots the footwear of choice over the usual sandals and Top-Siders. MORE
Jun. 5, 2013
Bally offers an updated version of the boots that conquered Everest 60 years ago. MORE
May. 30, 2013
Pope Benedict XVI has forsaken his red shoes for brown loafers from Mexico, and the nation rejoices, anticipating the strengthening of an entire industry. MORE
May. 1, 2013
Saddles in flight: the windows of Hermès's new boutique in Greenwich, Conn., feature art by Pamen Pereira and the brand's new equestrian collection. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Low-heeled shoes are a hot item for spring. MORE
Apr. 21, 2013
Experts offer tips for the right footwear for walking tours in Europe; tour guides, for whom walking is a job requirement, say the right shoes can prevent injuries or painful feet that could ruin a trip. MORE
Apr. 10, 2013
The British shoe brand introduces a new line of sneaker-inspired footwear for the spring season. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Neighborhood Joint column on Worldtone Dance, New York City's go-to place for theatrical and dancesport shoes, located in Chelsea. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Many brides are choosing to wear colorful or elaborately decorated shoes rather than traditional white or ivory pumps at their weddings. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
Fresh off the heels of fashion month, those who traipsed in towering stilettos should welcome this fresh flat from Tod's. MORE
Feb. 14, 2013
Shoe titan Steve Madden, who was famously sentenced to 41 months in prison for stock fraud in 2003, is now back as creative and design chief of shoe empire he founded in 1990. MORE
Jan. 20, 2013
Nicole LaPorte Prototype column highlights online company Milk & Honey, startup by sisters Dorian and Illissa Howard that lets customers design their own shoes. MORE
Dec. 28, 2012
Stiletto Workout, flagship class of Nicole Damaris's female-empowerment fitness company NDG Fit, teaches participants how to stand, walk and balance in high heels while delivering challenging workout. MORE
Dec. 13, 2012
Fuzzy fur slipper boots have become surprising winter fashion trend; appears to be latest example of ways that sharp division between how people dress at home and present themselves on the street has blurred. MORE
Nov. 29, 2012
Cellphone photo taken by Jennifer Foster, tourist from Arizona, in Times Square shows New York City Police Officer Lawrence DePrimo giving boots he purchased to homeless man on a freezing November night; photo is posted on department's Facebook page and viewed 1.6 million times, making DePrimo an overnight Internet hero. MORE
Nov. 15, 2012
Ruth La Ferla reviews Brian Atwood boutique on Madison Avenue, featuring the designer's ornately decorated and high-priced women's shoes. MORE
Oct. 4, 2012
Alexandra Jacobs reviews Macy's Shoe Salon on the second floor of the department store in Manhattan's Herald Square, which is being billed as the world's largest shoe department. MORE
Sep. 27, 2012
Jon Caramanica reviews Christian Louboutin's high-end shoe store in Manhattan's meatpacking district, his first men's-only boutique in the United States. MORE
Sep. 6, 2012
Federal appeals court rules that designer Christian Louboutin has a valid and enforceable trademark for red outsoles on its high-heel shoes, but only when the rest of the shoe is of a contrasting color; ruling stems from a judge's earlier refusal to grant a preliminary injunction against Yves Saint Laurent for selling monochrome red high-heel shoes with a red outsole, which Louboutin claimed infringed on its trademarked design. MORE
Sep. 2, 2012
Rubber sandals were initially inspired by Japanese sandals in the post-World War II era, but became known as flip-flops during the 1960s. MORE
Sep. 2, 2012
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column on the favorite shoe styles of flight attendants, who need to consider both comfort and style when choosing footwear. MORE
Aug. 21, 2012
Elizabeth Olson Advertising column notes Jones Group chain Nine West is starting a Web video channel as the centerpiece of a new multimedia campaign to reinvigorate its brand of trendy, affordable shoes. MORE
Aug. 10, 2012
Marikina Journal; Marikina, Philippines, whose homemade shoes are source of local pride, is submerged after a series of storms intensified the usual strong monsoon rains; an estimated two million people have been affected by the flooding, and at least 72 people have been killed since the deluge began in late July. MORE
Aug. 2, 2012
Kari Sigerson and Miranda Morrison, the designers behind the Sigerson Morrison shoe label, are embroiled in a legal battle with Marc Fisher, who in 2006 paid $2.6 million to acquire the label; the two women were fired in 2011 because of discrepancies over the manufacturing of the shoes, and now find themselves watching from the sidelines as the brand is reborn. MORE
Aug. 2, 2012
Kazaky, a male dance-pop act from Ukraine known for wearing high heels, has earned high praise from trend gatekeepers; the group's sustainability will be tested with the release of their still-untitled first album and a new music video for their hit single Barcelona. MORE
Jun. 24, 2012
Liesl Schillinger reviews book Women From the Ankle Down by Rachelle Bergstein, a social history of shoes. MORE
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What to Wear This Week: Sept. 29
This week it will be warm enough for ankle-barring slacks that make slip-on sneakers the focus, yet cool enough to appreciate the closed toe.
September 29, 2014, Monday
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The spotlight at Fashion Week was on accessories.
September 28, 2014, Sunday
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A jook dancer on the philosophy of being formless, eating vegan in Memphis and wearing out his dancing sneakers in two and a half weeks.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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Fantasies From Pandora's Shoe Box
"Killer Heels," a sweeping exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, drives home the notion that shoes are one of visual culture's most freighted artifacts.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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A Haven for Luxury Shoes Emerges on Madison Avenue
Among male customers, there is a growing demand for luxury shoes, as new and well-known retailers line up along Manhattan's Madison Avenue.
September 10, 2014, Wednesday
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Step by Step, Scaling New Heights
Windbreakers as a high-style piece of outerwear; chunky platform shoes; a collection of knitwear made by an all-women cooperative in Nepal and more.
September 4, 2014, Thursday
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What to Wear This Week: Sept. 2
Though summer is rearing its head again, there is still opportunity to begin the transition to fall fashions.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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No Canvas, No Leather: A Reboot for the Sneaker
Unconventional footwear materials, like Tyvek, are offering a new take on the minimalist shoe trend.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Shopping for Fall? Sweater Dresses and Hiking Boots Can Update Your Look
At the end of summer, the days are shorter and the clothes are longer.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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Sounds Like a Great Place, but Can We Get There by Shoe?
Believing you can fix a shoe is like believing you can fix a man. It does not work.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
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Bill Cunningham: Accessories as Co-Stars
The spotlight at fashion week was on accessories, especially whimsical ones: lock and chain necklaces from Chanel, or Lagerfeld fur doll ornaments from Fendi.
Milan Fashion Week Accessories
Barbie-inspired bags at Moschino, '70s style boots at Gucci and more details from the spring 2015 shows.
In Milan, Sneakers and Slides
Designers are eschewing the towering stilettos of yore for flat footwear.
London Fashion Week Accessories
Fur slippers at Simone Rocha, ear-cuffs at Julien MacDonald and more details from the spring 2015 shows.
New York Fashion Week Accessories
Military-inspired bags at Marc Jacobs, 3-D glasses at Rebecca Minkoff and more details from the spring 2015 shows.
Just for Kicks and Company
Sneakers are making new footprints.
Bill Cunningham | On the Right Foot
Elaborately decorated sneakers are playing a starring role.
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Standout fall 2014 accessories from Proenza Schouler, Reed Krakoff, Michael Kors and more.
Can You Tie Them in a Knot?
N.B.A. sneakers have become a way for players to express themselves within league guidelines. So try and match the player with his footwear.
Bill Cunningham | Topping Up
Many men are stubborn about dressing for the cold and snow.
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Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) - Further information
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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World Première on 30th September 1791, Vienna
Neu Einstudierung: Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute)
Die Zauberflöte is a phenomenon; a work of genius but one that poses unanswerable questions. Who or what exactly is the Queen of the Night, ablaze with stars? Who does Sarastro represent? On whose orders do the three genii intervene and what exactly is the meaning of the ordeals which Tamino and Pamina must undergo? The Magic Flute does not proffer easy answers but provides clues by means of fairy tale motifs, mythical symbols and oriental wisdom. The work fuses the genre of popular theatre and relics of Baroque mystery plays together with the rituals of freemasonry. The Magic Flute does not moralize but teaches us that the human state is one complex continuous project the fulfilment of which requires, above all, tolerance and the ability to face change.
Ernst Bloch called Die Zauberflöte a "magical montage of humanity". August Everding, the original director, and Jürgen Rose, the stage and costume designer were swept away by the charm of this opera when they worked on their new production for the Bayerische Staatsoper in 1978. Since then their staging has received more than 200 performances to full houses. It has always been a firm favourite in this theatre and continues to be so. This is why we have decided to present a "Neueinstudierung" of this classic production, with renovated scenery, a largely new cast and a new musical interpretation to have its first night on 31st October 2004.
Diana Damrau will sing the Queen of the Night to Kurt Moll's Sarastro, Rainer Trost and Juliane Banse will withstand the trials that Tamino and Pamina have to face and Hanno Müller-Brachmann will seek and find happiness as their "fine feathered friend" Papageno. Ivor Bolton, the chief conductor of the Mozarteum Orchestra in Salzburg since 2004, will conduct, continuing his extraordinarily successful collaboration with the Bayerische Staatsoper and Staatsorchester over the last decade.
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The Baseball season is here at last. Welcome to Miller Park for the 2014 season opener for the Milwaukee Brewers as they take on the Atlanta Braves. The joint will be jumping as fans arrived early for the most extravagant tailgate parties of the year, buoyed by spring like temperatures at last. Inside, plenty of new things at Miller Park, from brand new grass, helped along with special grow lights on loan from the Green Bay Packers. Considering the frozen tundra like winter, the huge lights on rollable supports did the job as the carpet looks mid-summer lush. There's a new video board which will get a workout now that instant replays have been expanded to include managerial challanges this year. There's even a new mascot that could put the racing sausages to shame, Hank the dog, adopted by the club when it strolled into the Maryvale complex this spring. Before the first pitch, Brewers owner Mark Attanasio and General Manager Doug Melvin met with the media for about 40 minutes.
There was plenty of optimism coming from both but the dark financial clouds hovering a small market club may never go away. Attanasio said it's hard not ignore the 230 million dollar payroll being shelled out by the Los Angeles Dodgers this season, tops in the big leagues, then there's the New York Yankees who slide to number 2 at 203 million. The Brewers are in the middle of the pack, an expected payroll in the neighborhood of 93 million dollars. Attanasio talked about the challenges of trying to compete on a level baseball diamond when the financial ledgers aren't nearly so level:
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A wonderful cool spell this week, reminded me that I am still searching for the Best IPA in the USA. A friend bought me a pick six pack and in it was Raging Bit@h IPA from Flying Dog Brewery. The quote on the bottle from Ralph Stedman says this beer is "nectar imprisoned in a bottle" With that and the artwork on the bottle meant I had to drink it. Raging Bit@h is a Belgian Style IPA (ABV 8.3 IBU 60) bottle poured into glass. To start a very nice copper color, with great white head that has staying power, also a very nice amount of lacing.
At first sip featured a wonderful mix of citrus Flavor with grapefruit most dominant. I must admit i was a bit disappointed with the hops. Now keep in mind I LOVE tons of hops in my IPA. In Raging Bit@h the hops are present, and not overpowering. Raging Bit@h is a fantastically balanced IPA. I would recommend this to anyone.


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Make sure you have the following ingredients or add them to your shopping list, because today we're going to make Slow Cooker Italian Beef for Sandwiches.
3 cups water
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1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon onion salt
1 teaspoon dried parsley
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 bay leaf
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1 (5 pound) rump roast
In a sauce pan, pour your water, add salt, ground black pepper, oregano, basil, onion salt, parsley, garlic powder, bay leaf, and salad dressing mix. Be sure to stir well, and bring to a boil.
Place your roast in the slow cooker, then pour the mixture from the pan over the roast.
Cover your slow cooker. Cook on Low for 10 to 12 hours; or if you prefer, cook High for 4 to 5 hours.
When done cooking, remove the bay leaf, and shred your roast meat with a fork.
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Good luck Ashley!
Midge! Love the new siggy. You're such a cute pregnant mama! I'd kill for those curls, btw.
Thanks girls!!
I have to give all the credit to Danny for the color choices in our house. We love love orange and yellow.
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I totally agree! and I've ALWAYS wanted curly hair, but it doesn't look good on me... at least not permed curls... (BIIIIIG Mistake when I was 13) lol
I have the weirdest ex boyfriends...
On facebook I put in the name of an ex I'd been thinking about lately. I found his wedding page. He got married a week after I did. Anyway, there was a link to a few of the e mails he and his wife exchanged when they first met (a little too personal, I think, I felt like I was violating some privacy as I was reading).
Anyway, this guy is a vegetarian. He was when I knew him, too. Well in one of the e mails to his future wife he said "It grosses me out to think about kissing someone who eats meat!"
Funny, he didn't seem to mind when he knew me! He was never one of those people who tried to press his beliefs on other people. I ate meat in front of him many times (I'm pretty sure I probably kissed him shortly after, also!)
I can't help but wonder if he changed, or if it was one of those things you say to make an impression on someone else.
I can't stop thinking about Bugsy. Why is life so effing heartless?
Me too. Beyond heartbreaking.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
It's made me think a lot, too. It scares me.
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Hey chicas It's quiet in here.
I confess that tonight I was explaining to Savana about the rotation of the Earth with a globe and my fist as the sun. And after the conversation, she threw herself back onto the pillow on my bed, put both her hands up in total exasperation and said, "The EARTH MOVES?? I am NOT sleeping outside for awhile."
I confess DH and I were kind of fighting in the car today when we went through Wendy's drive through (I know, gross) and the cashier said "Happy Easter!" I shouted back "Happy SPRING!" ROFL
Because DH was upset about whatever it was we were fighting about--I don't even remember now--he told me to "shove it". He thought I was trying to be snarky to the cashier. I wasn't, really.
I was going to show DH some UU literature because we had a really nice service today and there were some readings in the program that I brought home, but after the "shove it" comment I decided he's not worthy. LOL
I confess that JoJo took NO nap today, cried for two hours straight instead. Too much Easter sugar? We kept her out too late last night so I know that was part of it. Anyway, she was just I felt terrible for her - she was sobbing and crying and kept saying "Want to stop crying!" but she just couldn't. It was awful.
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"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
We finally got her to sleep this evening after 45 minutes of her getting out of bed and crying.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov


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Vanguard Paintball, manufacturer of the Demon pro-level paintball marker, announced today they will relocate their marker's production from the United Kingdom to the United States. This move comes on the heels of a dramatic increase in sales of the Demon marker following longtime professional player and industry veteran Frank Connell's acquisition of the company. The redesigned, updated and dramatically improved Demon sets a new standard for efficiency and performance for professional grade spool valve paintball markers.
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In 1991 John founded a magazine called Paintball Consumer Reports International (PCRI) which was instrumental in the development of safety in the paintball market and he has worked in paintball publishing ever since. In 1993 he cofounded Pev's Paintball Supply, a retail store chain that now has more than ten locations around the United States. In 1996 John was voted one of the top 50 players in the world by Paintball Games International magazine. He is also the author of the Survival Guide series of paintball gun tech manuals and he has served as the paintball guide at About.com, one of the world's largest information websites. In 2004, as editor of Paintball 2Xtremes Magazine, John was the main script writer for the magazine's television show, Paintball 2Xtremes TV, which aired originally on Spike TV and later on the Outdoor Life Network (OLN). Myspace Page
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Tim Larson, Photo Director: Tim Larson has been practicing the fine art of professional sports photography for more than 20 years. He currently owns Tampa Sports Photography and is Director of Riverbank Syndications, a television production and syndication company in Tampa, Florida. In addition to shooting paintball Tim has shot numerous sports including NCAA Football, NASCAR, NHL and MLB and Tim's photos frequent the pages and websites of magazines such as Sports Illustrated, Sporting News, ESPN and other media outlets like CNN and various newspapers.
Meagan Foster, Senior Photographer: Meagan Foster (or Meggie, Meg, Scooter) grew up in a small town in Florida and was raised on a horse farm. She attended college in Daytona Beach and earned her degree in photography in 2007. After years of resisting her brother's requests to photograph paintball Meagan finally gave it a shot and fell in love with the game. Meagan loves to travel, take pics and meet new people, so say "hi" if you see her on the field.
Kat Thompson, Feature Writer/Photographer: Kat is a mom of six, with five boys and one girl. She's been a photographer for many years and has developed a passion for action photography. Her work has been featured in Paintball 2Xtremes Magazine for several years and her website, Katspix, is one of the most frequented sites in paintball. You'll see Kat out at the local So Cal fields almost every weekend and at most major paintball tournaments.
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Gary is based in Southern California and has been involved in Paintball for over 20 years he has been photographing all types of paintball events all over North America, Latin America and Europe. He was one of the pioneers of paintball photography and is the owner of the largest paintball photography web site www.paintballphotography.com. His photos have appeared in all the major paintball publications and media.
Tommy Marshall, Web Development: Like his brother Joey, Tommy Marshall has been involved in the game of paintball for many years, He's been on the shooting end of a camera at several major national events and he's been designing, developing and hosting websites for several years. Tommy currently attends George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.
Chris Alessio Feature Writer: Chris is addicted to paintball and he's not ashamed to admit it. Chris started playing paintball in 1999 at a friend's bachelor party and was instantly hooked. A few years ago he graduated from paintball, to scenario paintball. It's a little more hardcore and sometimes I don't come home for days on end. I am also a former alternate for the SPPL team, California Gridlock, and founding member and Captain of the West Coast scenario team B.F.T. Chris was a regular contributor in Paintball 2Xtremes Magazine, covering the West Coast field and store scene as well as scenario paintball events.
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The Paintball World Cup Asia 2012 came and went and what an unforgettable event it was! The event was held at the indoor, air-conditioned and astro-turfed Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre on the 'Isle of Legends'; Langkawi, Malaysia and was rated as 'Paintball Event of the Year 2011' by ProPaintball.com. The venue was a walking distance from the Langkawi Airport as well as the official hotel (One Helang Hotel), making the location super convenient to find and commute to.
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The documentary "The Gatekeepers" has had a major impact over the past year, during the course of its theatrical release and national broadcast. I was surprised but happy to see that J-Street, the "pro-peace, pro-Israel" political organization, invited Dror Moreh, director of the film, to speak on the first night of the recent J-Street conference in Washington. J-Street posted a video of the evening, which gives us a chance to see Morer's remarks, which were powerful. You can watch here, starting at around 35 minutes into the clip.
POV Airs Two Docs, No Matzo Balls Thrown
In the past few weeks, two of the most influential recent films about the Arab-Israeli conflict have had national broadcast premieres in the US. The PBS documentary series POV aired "The Law in These Parts" Mon. Aug. 19 and followed up Aug. 26, with "5 Broken Cameras." POV runs only in the summer and fall, airing 15 new feature-length films — it's pretty amazing that two of the 15 relate to the The Conflict.
The broadcasts didn't make as much noise as I would have thought — but there were some amusing and telling twists in how they aired.
One factor that may have muted interest is that both films have been on the shelf for a while, and both burned through a good deal of press around their festival screenings and theatrical debuts. "The Law in These Parts" won the World Cinema Jury Prize: Documentary at Sundance in 2012, and "5 Broken Cameras" won the World Directing Award, Documentary, at Sundance in the same year. "5 Broken Cameras" went on to be nominated for an Oscar in 2012, along with "The Gatekeepers," another film about the Israeli occupation, and arguably the film from this recent wave that has had the biggest impact.
"The Law in These Parts" and "The Gatekeepers" share a striking stylistic similarity — both consist of in-studio interviews with old Israeli men, and both are visually opened up by stock footage intercut with the interviews and shown as projections on studio green screens. "The Gatekeepers" got more attention because its old Israeli men were former heads of the Shin Bet, while in "The Law in These Parts" the old guys were former judges from the administrative courts set up by Israel in the occupied territories after 1967.
Watch The Law in These Parts on PBS. See more from POV.
"5 Broken Cameras," a collaborative film made by a first-time filmmaker Palestinian amateur camera man and an Israeli filmmaker, is more in the mold of previous films about the Palestinian resistance, such as "Budrus." "5 Broken Cameras" tells the story of several years in the life of a village engaged in resistance against the occupation and the encroachment of the security wall, told from the perspective of and through the camera of Palestinian Emad Burnat.
AIPAC must have been on vacation in August, because both POV films could be construed as "anti-Israel," yet there were not allegations of anti-semitism or calls to defund PBS. That's not to say that there were no critics of the POV broadcasts. CAMERA (The Committee for Accuracy in the Reporting on the Middle East in America) denounced PBS for the broadcasts: "PBS doubles down on Anti-Israel Films." But this surely didn't amount to a firestorm of indignation!
Perhaps one reason the reaction was so muted is that PBS anticipated criticism and decided to air "pro-Israel" programs before and after the POV broadcasts — or at least that was the case in the New York area, where WNET Channel 13 airs POV on Monday's at 10 p.m. I came across this "counter-programming" when I went to my TV guide to prepare to watch "5 Broken Cameras" and noticed that WNET was airing a BBC documentary, "Israel: Facing the Future" between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. And I subsequently learned that WNET had run a panel discussion after the airing of "5 Broken Cameras," and a previous panel discussion after "The Law in These Parts." And as if that weren't enough to head off irate calls from right-leaning Jewish contributors, WNET also ran two segments from a world affairs show (that was cancelled in 2010!), one about Israeli's living within rocket range of Gaza and the other a soft piece about American emigres living in the settlement of Efrat.
Watch 5 Broken Cameras on PBS. See more from POV.
The BBC documentary was actually an episode of the well known BBC news series Panorama, a report filed by their veteran correspondent John Ware. It was a thoughtful, middle of the road look at the conflict between secularism and religion in Israel, which expanded into a consideration of the occupation and how the occupation, and the settler movement, fit into the broader context. The program seemed to be carefully balanced, with frequent references to the impact of terrorism, the situation in Gaza, and the historical context of Israel's wars of self defense. The program aired on BBC last April. It was clear to me that Ware and the program's producers sought to advocate the rather mainstream opinion in support of the two state solution (which doesn't mean that they wouldn't be denounced by AIPAC or other "pro-Israel" groups).
I expected the WNET panels after the POV broadcasts to offer a "pro-Israel," or at least a "balanced" perspective. However, the station seemed to have a had bit of trouble recruiting people from the AIPAC sphere of influence, at least for the 35-minute panel discussion that followed "The Law in these Parts." The group included Daniel May (J-Street), Roane Carey (The Nation), Noura Erakat (Temple U) and Thane Rosenbaum (Fordham U). It seems that Rosenbaum, in addition to having an amazingly wild head of hair, was the token "pro Israel" panelist — and it turned out that he's a rather balanced, thoughtful observer who himself is a harsh critic of the occupation — in particular the settlement movement, which he described as a "moral blight."
The world according to AIPAC found more of a voice on the 42-minute panel after "5 Broken Cameras" (the station emphasized that the panel was shown in its entirety, unedited). The panel consisted of "pro-Israel" panelists Richard Stone (Columbia) and Brooke Goldstein (The Lawfare Project) ,in combat with Huwaida Arraf (co-founder of the International Solidarity Movement) and Leila Hilal (New American Foundation). This panel was so balanced that the conversation spun out of control a few times amid allegations and counter allegations, ably moderated by Rafael Pi Roman, who handled the job on both panels.
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Emad Burnat, who shot most of the Oscar-nominated doc "5 Broken Cameras," takes issue with describing the film as Israeli. He met with Palestinian reporters yesterday to explain why (here).
Two out of Five ain't Bad
Congratulations to the filmmakers of "The Gatekeepers" and "Five Broken Cameras" on their nominations for the best feature documentary Oscar. They are two very different films in style and approach. Both offer strong condemnations of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank.
"Five Broken Cameras" artfully cuts together the videos made by a non-professional Palestinian video shooter in Bil'in. It's honest, direct, deeply moving. It contains harrowing, detailed footage of Israeli raids on the village. "The Gatekeepers" operates at a higher level of sophistication. It manages to remain cinematic, even though most of the film consists of talking head interviews with six former heads of the Shin Bet, Israeli's internal security agency. One of them, a compelling chubby old man in suspenders, compares the occupation to Germany's occupation of Europe during World War II. It's a shocking moment.
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"The Gatekeepers": What's next after the New York Film Festival?
I'm despondent that I missed the screening of "The Gatekeepers" at the New York Film Festival last week. Critics have praised the film, which is based on a series of interviews that director Dror Moreh conducted with six former heads of the Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service. The film combines these interviews with stock footage of Israeli security operations in the West Bank, including some video footage of a lethal drone strike that is supposedly breathtaking.
"The Gatekeepers" was positively received at Telluride and again at Toronto, and has been picked up for domestic distribution by Sony Pictures Classics. A release date has not been publicly set.
I was a bit surprised that the film wasn't review in the New York papers. It's an important subject, and the film was singled out as the highlight of the two prestigious festivals.
This recent glorious run for "Gatekeepers" makes me wonder about what's going on with another new important new docu, "The Law in These Parts." "Law" won the World Cinema Jury Prize at Sundance this year, but as far as I know, hasn't been screened in New York. The film tells the story of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank through interviews with Israeli judges who set up and ran Israel;s administrative law courts in the West Bank, the mechanism by which Israel has provided some semblance of legality to the way in which it prosecutes Palestinian terrorists and protesters. The interviews are mixed in with archival footage, according to reviews, to powerful effect (see the trailer
here.) The film received wonderful reviews. I'm wondering what fate awaits "Law" now
that "Gatekeepers" has made a big splash in New York and has landed a distribution deal with a major company. It would be a shame if "Law" were to fall victim to the notion that
there's not enough room in the world for two powerful (and somewhat similar) films about
the occupation, told from the perspective of the Israeli power structure.
A trailer for "Gatekeepers" hasn't been posted, but here's an interesting video excerpt:


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Charlie Haas
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Charles Haas
Date of Birth
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Place of Birth
Yesterday, it was revealed that a couple of the WWE NXT performers have been booked for upcoming episodes of Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. Some further details have now been reported. Sami Zayn and Tyler Breeze are only booked for a couple of weeks, while Adrian Neville, who is currently the heavyweight champion in developmental, is scheduled until the end of October.
September 14, 2014
During a recent interview, Sami Zayn revealed that Antonio Cesaro actually made the request to management to go down to WWE NXT and work there. Zayn explained that the motive behind the move was to let certain people backstage see what he was capable of since it is harder to get the spotlight on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. According to Zayn, Triple H was really impressed with what he saw in Cesaro.
September 11, 2014
While there are some concerns backstage about going up against the NFL, the move to Thursday for Smackdown is being viewed as a good thing for WWE. Vince McMahon and company been wanting to make the switch for quite some time now, as Friday nights are really difficult to draw because a lot of their targeted demographics is out of the house.
August 30, 2014
There might be some backstage heat towards Zack Ryder. After working the live events this week for the company, he noted that he was flying back to New York. He also stated that he was not sick, which has led many fans to believe that this involves some sort of disciplinarian issues. WWE usually flies in performers for Monday Night Raw and Smackdown, even if they're not being utilized on television.
August 25, 2014
After weeks of speculation, it has now been confirmed that WWE will indeed be moving Smackdown from Friday to Thursday. Rumors popped up a couple of weeks ago because a picture of a production truck showed the new day. SyFy has now confirmed the switch. The move puts WWE head to head with the NFL, which is a move that Vince McMahon will be heavily scrutinized for.
August 24, 2014
There are rumors floating around right now that Zeb Colter is going to be dropped from television and removed as the manager of Jack Swagger. Many are assuming that since WWE kept him off of Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. Colter is said to be making a return soon and is only selling the kick from Alexander Rusev. Management still views him as an asset.
August 22, 2014
Since neither man was involved in a feud, it looks like WWE is about to pair Antonio Cesaro and Sheamus in a feud for the United States Heavyweight Championship. The story between the two might have been initiated during WWE Main Event. Management has been known to drop stories abruptly, so if this does not make it to Monday Night Raw or Smackdown, then the feud is not going forward.
August 20, 2014
When it was announced that Dean Ambrose was going to be starring in an upcoming WWE Studios movie, the belief was that he was going to need to take some time off to film his part. It looks like the former United States Heavyweight Champion might only be missing the live events, as management still wants him around on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown to further his feud with Seth Rollins.
August 16, 2014
Since management wasn't completely sure what to do with them upon their returns, WWE has seemingly decided to put Big Show and Mark Henry into a tag team. The duo demolished Curtis Axel and Ryback on Smackdown. The belief is that Show and Henry could be placed into a big tag team match on a pay per view against Luke Harper and Erick Rowan.
August 11, 2014
When he received his release from WWE, many expected Theodore Long to retire from professional wrestling. It looks like those speculations were true, as the former on screen general manager of Smackdown has been relatively quiet since his departure. Long has not made appearances on the independent wrestling circuit or other events.
August 9, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that WWE has already dropped the new stable of Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston and Big E Langston. Speculations rose even further when Langston worked a singles match on Smackdown, losing decidedly to Alexander Rusev. Kingston has also been working solo while doing live events in Australia these past couple of days.
August 9, 2014
The feeling backstage in WWE is that no one is safe now that Vince McMahon is desperate to cut the losses. That proved to be the case when the company released Eddie Feldman, who was the Senior Vice President of Creative. Other people in the department were released as well, which means that a lot of the segments on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown are going to become a bit more basic.
August 7, 2014
After taking a little bit of time off the road and in Europe, Sheamus is now back with WWE. While he was not utilized on Monday Night Raw, he did work a match at the taping for WWE Superstars. The former world heavyweight champion was also kept off of Smackdown as well. Sheamus is currently on the tour of Australia with the rest of the WWE crew and should be back on television soon.
August 7, 2014
There are rumors floating around right now that WWE is moving Smackdown back to Thursday nights. The speculations arose when fans spotted a production truck stating that the show is aired on Thursday night. A picture has even surfaced on social media. There has been no official word from Vince McMahon or WWE, so there are those that believe that it might have simply been a typo.
August 6, 2014
Since Vince McMahon and WWE are desperately trying to reduce the amount of money that they're bleeding, the company is reportedly talking about bringing back the Monday Night Raw and Smackdown super show, where they tape both episodes during the same night. A lot of the performers are against that because it's a lot more work than usual. Some backstage are also against it because the lengthy process can tire out the audience and produce less enthusiastic responses.
August 4, 2014
When Heath Slater and Titus ONeil teamed up on an episode of Smackdown earlier this month, many fans assumed that WWE had just thrown two guys together for the sake of the match. However, it looks like it could become a permanent thing, as management has gone through the trouble of giving them an official name. Slater and ONeil are now known as Slater Gators.
July 29, 2014
Those that watched Monday Night Raw this week may have noticed that Sheamus was not in attendance. The former WWE champion will also not be appearing on the next episode of Smackdown, either. That's because the Irish star has been taken off of the road due to a severe flu. The illness is probably quite bad since Sheamus has been known to work through injuries before.
July 24, 2014
While Ric Flair made his much anticipated return to Monday Night Raw this past week, WWE reportedly has no plans for the former world heavyweight champion. He was supposed to make another random appearance on Smackdown, but that was changed at the last minute due to the script being completely reworked. Flair will sporadically be making appearances for WWE heading into Summerslam 2014.
July 19, 2014
Rumors are floating around that the segment on Monday Night Raw between John Cena and Ric Flair was a subtle way for WWE to retire the world heavyweight championship belt. For those that missed it, Cena handed the belt over to Flair and told the legendary performer to keep it. WWE has not released an official statement on the matter yet, so fans will be tuning in to Smackdown and WWE Battleground 2014 to see the fate of the belt.
July 15, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Adam Rose is expected to replace Santino Marella as the comedy routine on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. However, those reporting on the speculation are failing to remember that Damien Sandow actually owns that role in WWE at the moment. Management is still not sold on Rose, so the chances of him being moved above Sandow isn't very high at the moment.
July 11, 2014
Since he abruptly retired from professional wrestling, Charlie Haas has been relatively quiet. He abandoned his Twitter account, and he only appeared sporadically at obscure independent wrestling shows in Texas. The former WWE star is making a little comeback in November, though. He will be teaming up with Shelton Benjamin for a Jersey All Pro show in Rahway, New Jersey.
September 18, 2014
A post from Twitter, where JBL mocks Shelton Benjamin by taking a picture of Rico Constantino, who is visiting Monday Night Raw today, and stating that Constantino is the best tag team partner that Charlie Haas has ever had in WWE.
August 18, 2014
With Jeff Jarrett traveling the world to find professional wrestling stars to join his new Global Force Wrestling, a name that has popped up in the rumor mills is Charlie Haas. The former WWE star has been really quiet since his odd departure from ROH. Haas has been in semi retirement, working small shows here and there in Texas. He would bring a veteran presence and a familiar face to GFW.
April 24, 2014
Last spring, Charlie Haas abruptly announced his retirement after a really weird incident with ROH that took place both backstage and in the ring. While many expected him to resurface, he has opted to remain off the grid. He has worked a couple of matches on the independent wrestling circuit in Texas, but those were mainly small shows.
February 10, 2014
Prior to becoming a WWE star, Charlie Haas worked as a stockbrocker.
November 23, 2013
While he does work a few independent shows around Texas, Charlie Haas has no interest in returning to wrestling on a full time basis.
October 27, 2013
Kurt Angle wasn't involved in a match at Great American Bash 2004, but he still played a role at the WWE pay per view. His first appearance of the evening was accompanying his new protege, Luther Reigns, and guiding him to a victory over Charlie Haas.
June 27, 2004
Chris Benoit shocked the wrestling world when he was able to win the Royal Rumble and earned himself a shot at the World Heavyweight Championship at Wrestlemania. He was successfully able to eliminate the Big Show to win the match.
January 25, 2004
Despite being on the short end of the handicap match, Chris Benoit and Brock Lesnar were able to defeat Team Angle, which consisted of Kurt Angle, Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas, at No Way Out 2003. The heel stable had Paul Heyman in their corner as well.
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Reality TV stars like Kim Kardashian and her family have turned their shows into cash machines that generate millions of dollars each year. Nene Leakes of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" is on her way to turning her 15 minutes of fame into a fortune.
Now Bronx bombshell Erica Mena is striving to do the same. The beautiful video vixen from the Grand Concourse is on track to be the breakout star of VH1's "Love and Hip Hop New York." She's a triple threat: modeling, acting and singing.
I caught up with her at Sofrito restaurant in Midtown Manhattan.
Mena may appear to be an overnight sensation, but she's a 10-year veteran of the entertainment industry, having appeared in music videos with artists like Chris Brown. Now she has a song on iTunes and a book that will be released in April called "Underneath It All."
"Not many girls make it out of the Bronx and can say I have a portfolio, I've done a Tommy Hilfiger campaign. I've done a reality show," she says.
She makes no apologies for being as ready to throw a punch as she is to strike a pose.
"I do live my life and I only have one life to live, and it's just unfortunate that a lot of my tests in life come in the form of different battles that I do have to fight, and I'm ready for war," she says.
But she does feel misunderstood. And says she has a sensitive side. Erica started to tear up recalling her deepest pain. She says her readiness to fight comes from having escaped an abusive relationship with her son's father that started when she was just a teenager.
"What made me wake up more than anything was my 2-year-old hearing me drop pans in the kitchen, and just learning to walk, came running toward me with his hands up and all he could say was ""no! No! Daddy's going to hit you," she says.
Erica says she left and never looked back, but ran into him much later. That fight was captured on video.
"In the moment of me finally fighting back, I got my life back," Erica says. "I didn't have to fear anymore."
She knows people like to see her fight and doesn't care. Erica says as long as people are talking about her, it's all good.
Erica says that she hopes to continue in her reality show and move forward with her singing career and continue to make the most of every opportunity.
"My career will always be important to me but at the end of the day, this industry, none of this lasts," Erica says.


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Beth Decides What to Do about her Sidelined Seeing Eye Dog
Part 2 of the "broken foot chronicles"
Photo by Mike Knezovich.
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Submitted by Anonymous | July 28 2011 | Permalink
Great advice. A trainer can always come ut and work with you once your foot is healed. Harper is better off at home with you. The down time will not hurt his work at all.
Submitted by Susan Helmink | July 28 2011 | Permalink
So glad to hear it worked out well for everyone, Beth! That's great that you are doing as much as you can with Harper and have Mike, The Seeing Eye and friends helping you through this challenge. I can't wait to hear how the refresher course goes.
Submitted by Kelly Simon | July 29 2011 | Permalink
I can empathize with you, Beth. My husband is a quadriplegic and has been hospitalized twice since getting a service dog almost 2 years ago. Unfortunately the hospital environment is absolutely no place for a dog so our decision was easier to make. We are fortunate that the amazing man who trained Rufus lives ~20 miles from us and is willing to board/host Rufus when needed. Also, Charles' stay in the hospital each time was only about a week, which I suspect is much less time than you'll be in your boot.
Good luck with the rest of your healing process!
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment here, Kelly. I have never been hospitalized (knock wood) while working with a Seeing Eye dog but can imagine a hospital might not be an ideal environment for a service-dog-and-human team. How reassuring to have Rufus in good hands nearby while your husband recuperated. Thanks for the good wishes on my healing process –
Submitted by Rick | July 30 2011 | Permalink
I will comment that Harper likes to work and please you but had lost his way. Not working made him more eager to please you and your "NEW VOICE" may be the key to keeping his attention.
Submitted by Rick | July 30 2011 | Permalink
I will comment that Harper likes to work and please you but had lost his way. Not working made him more eager to please you and your "NEW VOICE" may be the key to keeping his attention.
Submitted by Lolly Lijewski | July 31 2011 | Permalink
Beth, Recently, I had a similar conversation with a Seeing Eye instructor about how guide dogs react to their handlers experiencing a change in function. My vision has been changing fairly rapidly due to several surgeries over the past year, and my current dog, while somewhat flomuxed at first, has accommodated quite quickly. The instructor said that his observations over time are that dogs are more resilient than we give them credit for, and that their adaptability often can be traced back to dogs amazing observational skills. They observe their humans and take cues from us and are often able to figure out what we need by watching and trying things out. Learning in dogs, like humans, can take place in down time. They process things they learn when their not working and try them out the next time they're out working with us. So, maybe those doggy naps aren't all spent in dreams of chasing rabbits... Here's hoping for continued healing and a for you and Harper to return to the chicago streets soon!
Submitted by Beth Finke | July 31 2011 | Permalink
Thanks very much for the reassuring comment, Lolly. I hope Bark fans who like this post about Harper will link to the fine guest blog post you wrote for the Bark earlier this month:
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Do you want to achieve a smooth hair free skin? If yes, then maybe it's now time for you to consider using hair removal cream. There are so many creams today specially formulated to get rid of unwanted body hair, but you cannot just head on to the nearest store without full understanding as to how the cream works. Well, hair removal cream makes use of a simple wipe on and off mechanism. You should carefully read and understand the mechanism of use and don't forget to test the cream first on a hidden portion of your body before using.
How does it remove hair?
Hair removal creams contain powerful ingredients like strontium sulfide, sodium thioglycolate, and calcium thioglycolate. These ingredients have the ability to weaken the roots of the hair and it only takes a few minutes to weaken the roots of the hair. After 10 minutes or so, you have to wipe off the cream and the hair will fall off easily. However, there are minor downsides associated with the use of the cream and these are the distinct odor and allergies.
Because of its unpleasant odors, most customers are discouraged to use it. It has a repugnant smell and there are people who can't take the smell. There are also allergic reactions, but are very rare. To test for allergy, you have to test a small portion of the cream on the hidden part of your body. If you develop allergic reaction, then you shouldn't use the cream. Signs of allergic reactions are tingling sensation on the skin, appearance of rash, bleeding, and itching.
What made hair removal cream the best?
There are so many advantages associated with the use of the cream. First, hair removal creams are affordable. The average price range of hair removal cream ranges from $5 to $10. Second, it is easier to use as compared to any other available hair removal methods. Third, it removes hair in a painless way. Fourth, you can remove hair on your own and right at the comfort of your own home. Lastly, it delivers instant result. The hair removal procedure may only take a few minutes depending on the type of hair as well as the extent of body parts covered with hair.
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Andrew Johnson is one of the best LEGO builders in the country.
His official title is "LEGO Master Builder," and he joined Good Day Chicago Tuesday morning from the LEGOLAND Discovery Center in Schaumburg.
Johnson brought along Harry Potter, Edvard Munch's "The Scream" and a very cool snail with him. Check out the photos of his work above.
He also built something special on the FOX 32 studio over the course of the show – Can you guess what it was? Yes, that's our logo, in 3D!
Johnson also spoke on how you can help Legoland with a new exhibit. They have a few potential themes for a new pod in their Schaumburg center, and they want your help deciding which one to build.
Choose between LEGO Star Wars, LEGO City, LEGO Technic, LEGO Racers and LEGO Hero Factory.
You can VOTE on LEGOLAND's You Decide page.
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