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Oct. 23 to Nov. 21: A pesky problem should be dealt with immediately so you can put your time and effort into something more important. Someone from your past could have significant news for you.
Evangelist Mark Cartwright is being recognized for 39 years in country music. The singer/songwriter, who has called Midway home for 20 years, is being inducted into the Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame.
It's time once again to visit one of our big-screen Marvel Comics superheroes.
STATESBORO - The national tour of "Ring of Fire - The Music of Johnny Cash" will perform at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Performing Arts Center, 847 Plant Drive.
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Oct. 23 to Nov. 21: A new development could snarl travel schedules or other holiday-linked projects. Some flexibility might be called for to deal with the problems before they get too far out of hand.
The Liberty County Convention and Visitors Bureau has announced a fall photo contest open to amateur photographers.
The 1985 sci-fi novel "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card won both the Hugo and Nebula awards in its day. A big-screen adaptation has been a long time coming - and it's finally here.
HINESVILLE: Liberty Stadium Cinemas 9
Oct. 23 to Nov. 21: Be careful about joining a colleague's plan to solve a workplace problem. Investigate it thoroughly. Otherwise, you could find yourself in a predicament with other associates.
SAVANNAH - The Harlem Globetrotters will bring their 2014 "Fans Rule" World Tour to the Savannah Civic Center at 7 p.m. March 13, 2014.
What do you get when you re-team Niels Arden Oplev, the director of the original "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," with his star, Noomi Rapace, and add in a dash of Colin Farrell?
HINESVILLE Liberty Stadium Cinemas 9
STATESBORO - Georgia Southern University has embarked on a journey on which no Eagle has ever gone before.
A workshop for beginning digital photographers will be from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at Fort King George State Historic Site, 302 McIntosh Road SE in Darien.
Rincon City Council members recently cleared the way for a country music festival at Freedom Park in August, but they still have to finalize fees and policies for the venue.
Here's what the stars have in store for you this week:
I've got a quiz for you today. Can you tell me which actor is going from playing the Caped Crusader to portraying Moses?
Movies show in and around Liberty County in the coming week include:
SAVANNAH - International bestselling author Tami Hoag will headline the Savannah Book Festival's spring 2014 event at noon May 8 at The Landings Plantation Club on Skidaway Island.
You've seen all three "Iron Man" flicks. You checked out "The Avengers" and the second "Thor" movie. Now, it's time to catch up with "the man out of time" in his solo sequel, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier." How does this Marvel Studios movie measure up?
Third Infantry Division soldiers and their families braved the rain Sunday to crowd into the Newman Fitness Center gymnasium for a free concert by Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band. The event was moved indoors due to rain and was delayed an hour, but that didn't keep attendees from waiting for and enjoying the show.
March 21 to April 19: You're doing better on the flexibility issue, but you still need to loosen up a bit to show you can be less judgmental and more understanding about certain sensitive matters.
SAVANNAH - The Savannah Sand Gnats will have their fourth annual "Pack the Park" game, benefiting Park Place Outreach - Youth Emergency Shelter, starting at 7:05 p.m. April 29 at Grayson Stadium.
Young-adult books remain crazy popular these days, but when it comes time to adapt them into major motion pictures, the results can vary. "Divergent," now in theaters, is based upon the best-selling trilogy from author Veronica Roth. Is it the new "Hunger Games?" Could be.
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Family lured Jerrianne and her husband to South Milwaukee in 2002 from Southern California where she worked as, first, a journalist, then, as a court information officer. She now stays busy with media-relations consulting, playing with her three grandchildren (part of the lure), writing, discovering her new environs, and hoping her garden will produce before the first fall frost.
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Garlic Mustard Pickers September Gigs
South Milwaukee's own terrific Celtic band has returned from summer doings and send this list of upcoming performances:
The Garlic Mustard Pickers have three upcoming gigs in September.
Thursday Sept 12
Location: South Milwaukee Farmer's Market (at 11th St and Milwaukee Avenue)
Performance time: 5 to 6:30 pm
Saturday Sept 14
Location: LaFollette Park in West Allis
(Two blocks north of Greenfield Ave on 92nd St, conveniently close to the I-894/Greenfield Ave interchange)
Performance time: 4:00-6:30 pm
This is a barbeque picnic, sponsored by the Friends of LaFollette Park. Cost per adult to cover food is approximately $10.
It's always a great time.
Saturday Sept 21
Location: Paddy's Pub (2339 North Murray in Milwaukee, 1 block north of the Oriental Theater)
Performance time: 8:30-11:30
Paddy's is an outstanding Irish pub. Great decor, and a long-standing commitment to supporting Trad music.
Our band will either be outside on the patio, or else upstairs, depending on the weather.
We hope to see you at one of these gigs!
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First off, even though the Rockets went into tonight's game undefeated, I didn't have high hopes that their record would hold, given that one of their best players, Ian Pribyl was out with an injury. And things didn't look too good when the Hustlin' Hawks scored on the second play of the game.
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On the heels of the great review of my book Anatomy of a Trial, comes a radio interview. I'm scheduled to be on Wisconsin Public Radio's Joy Cardin Show, http://wpr.org/programs/joy-cardin-show, on Thursday (Oct. 3) at 6 a.m. to talk about "Anatomy" (now in e-format).
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I am not a massage therapist - I hope it is okay to ask here some questions as a patient too. If not, then I am sorry and the moderator can delete the message here of course .
For over 4 years I am sick and my doctors say I have fibromyalgia. So far no treatments helped. Regarding massage I only got deep tissue massage for about 6 months. It was nice to have - BUT it didn't do anything for my pain and my dizziness.
That's why I wanted to try now some different types of massage, but have some questions about it:
1.)Is Trigger Point therapy and Myofascial Trigger Point the same or are these different techniques?
What is Myofascial release?
2.)Could one or more of the three above mentioned massage techniques help with my symptoms
(I attached a drawing of my main symptoms of the head, muscle etc)?
Symptoms that are not on the drawing are: constant dizzines, brain fog, nausea, sensitive to light (eyes), migranes/ headeaches every day, food allergies.
3.) Right now I am in physical therapy ( 2 days a week), but it really makes my symptoms and pain
worse. So, I don't know if I should continue PT or if I can combine it with massage.
4.) I live in a very small town where are not many massage therapist. How can I find a really good
therapist, who is really experienced and knowledged - is there maybe a special website or so
where I can find one?
I want to thank you in advance! And sorry for the bad English, it's not my mother language and I am still learning.
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Hi Ysabel
have you tried searching for an massage therapist by googling neuromuscular therapy? I notice there are therapists listed in Murphy (not far from you).
Another option maybe to contact a NC OR SC neuromuscular therapy school and ask for their help in finding a good therapist near to you.???
Take your time finding a therapist. You should ask, where they trained, how long they have been using triggerpoint therapy, do they use it every day in their practice? how many fibro clients have they treated? tell them your problems, have they experience of treating these problems. Chat with them, do you think you could work well with this person??
Hi Ysabel,
I've just joined the forum. I wonder whether you are German (like me) because of your "kopfschmerz"-file.
I've done trigger point self-massage for the last two years and have been highly successful with it. I'm pretty convinced that you have tons of trigger points in your neck and head muscles which can produce most of the symptoms and pain you described. All you chiropractor visits will have left your neck muscles even with more trigger points which made your symptoms worse (I had the same experience).
People with so many trigger points like you seem to have, are oftten diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Become your on therapist (like I did) and by "The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook" of Clair Davies (available in German, too).
Best wishes!
I want to say thanks again to all of you for your advise. I will look into everything - even if I am a bit more confused now WHICH will be best: trigger point, myofascial release, cranio sacrale, neuromuscular.....?
@Barbara: Yes, I am German :) Danke fuer den Tip mit dem Buch! Liebe Gruesse
Everyone has given you a lot to think about. There are a lot of therapies out there and from the amount of people I've talked to, and what I've been fortunate enough to learn is that no two people experience a treatment the same. So I want to offer you the best of luck in your search and would say there is a lot of good to be said for Cranio-Sacral and for Neuromuscular Therapy (Trigger Point Therapy).
I think the most important question you asked is about how to find a good Therapist. These are my rules:
1) Do they really listen when you explain the issue and what you've been through?
2) Do they take a history and go over your medical information seriously?
3) Do they seem to genuinely care about your concerns and health?
4) If you allow them to work on you, do they listen to what you are feeling during the treatment and adjust to your comfort level?
A big mistake I hear is that people allow themselves to go through a treatment that leaves them in a lot of pain. I am a full believer that good therapy is uncomfortable at times but never painful.
I know how it feels to be in pain and to want to get better and still feel like the 'professionals' aren't listening and only make the issue worse. The best thing you can do for yourself is to know that nobody can understand what is going on inside your body like you can. A good Therapist will want to work with you, not force you in anyway.
Best of Luck and many blessings.
On February 1 2012,at Science Translational Medicine, was published research article Massage Therapy Attenuates Inflammatory Signaling" Here is some conclusions of scientists who conducted this research:" Dr.Melov: "Our research showed that massage dampened the expression of inflammatory cytokines in the muscle cells and promoted biogenesis of mitochondria, which are the energy-producing units in the cells, the pain reduction associated with massage may involve the same mechanism as those targeted by conventional anti-inflammatory drugs. "This research article was published after I have proposed you to read fibromyalgia subject article.
if you had spent some time to read from article , you found that I and Dr. Ross, describing fibromyalgia symptoms as a results of ATP(biogenesis of mitochondria means converting /generating ATP) crisis, practically offering explanation similar to Dr. Melov's. Including many of reference that this scientists used in the research article, and as you will be able to see, our article was published in 2004 . Why it wasn't so powerful conclusions within medical Society? Because it wasn't published at Science Translational Medicine or similar publication. Now you have support of this research, and as we recommending your therapist should spend 50% of procedure time for Petrissage techniques. I agree with many people who respond to you about looking for good therapist but also important that this good hands therapist will understand condition he/she treating
And will apply correctly designed protocol. This what will make different in your condition.
Get well fast.
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I want to say thanks again to all of you for your advise. I will look into everything - even if I am a bit more confused now WHICH will be best: trigger point, myofascial release, cranio sacrale, neuromuscular.....?
@Barbara: Yes, I am German :) Danke fuer den Tip mit dem Buch! Liebe Gruesse
As in medicine, not all protocols/modalities work for everyone. I discovered a treatment through trial and error after a MVA five years ago after reaching a plateau in healing. Doing my own research, I discovered a treatment that may work for you as it has for me. Take a look at this Syndrome and see if the symptoms listed affect you.
Barre-Lieou Syndrome: wehelpwhathurts.homestead.com/barrelieou.html
The treatment for this Syndrome is prolotherapy/prolozone and it addresses soft-tissue injuries and over-active nerves (nerves that were injured and have failed to shut off, meaning the injury may've healed but the nerves have not. Ligaments/tendons, facet joint injury often trigger referred pain. You mentioned fibromyalgia -- that is like the nerves don't shut down or are over-compensating and continue to send "pain" signals to the brain.
After four years, I found out about Barre-Lieou aka over-active autonomic nervous system and loose ligaments and damaged facet joints after long-term chiropractic and various massage modalities. I had headaches 15 or more times a month and they often came with excruciating eye pain (it felt like my eyeballs were being pulled out through the back of my head). I began my search by Googling whiplash+(any of my symptoms) and discovered what none of my own doctors didn't seem know about or dismissed (Barre-Lieou Syndrome). I had the majority of symptoms listed at the wehelpwhathurts website. Massage therapy would be a great adjunct to prolotherapy if massage/chiropractic alone does not give you relief. There is probably undiagnosed/improperly diagnosed facet joint injury and loose vertebra. Over-active nerves need to heal in order for them to shut off properly.
Important question: Do you have any past injuries to your cervical neck region (e.g. whiplash)?
Yes, chiropractic CAN make symptoms worse/exacerbate your C-spine issues, especially if your chiro doc is heavy-handed.
See this site (it's where I found my own doctor after four years of treatments): http://getprolo.com/whiplash.htm
My doctor is using prolozone (oxygen treatment for rebuilding/restrenghthening and healing soft tissue damage).
It's worth a try. Not all treatments are the answer for all patients/people, but it is worth investigating. I say this with personal experience. I used chiro/massage (including cranio-sacral therapy)/rolfing. They all did their magic. Something was still not right with the symptoms I kept getting. Prolotherapy/prolozone has been a God-send for me.
I'm a post-MVA patient so I know what I am talking about. The MVA led me to a career change (in massage therapy).
Is it possible that you might have concurrent undiagnosed allergies too? Just another consideration.
Try to find a Hemwall-Hackett prolotherapy-trained doctor at the getprolo website (this is crucial).
I hope this information helps you.
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Has a clash between the Premier League leaders and the team in third place ever been so low-key?
So little was expected of Arsenal's game against Southampton that neither of the British television rights holders chose to screen it, opting instead for the Merseyside derby and Chelsea's visit to West Ham. When Arsene Wenger's pacesetters take on Mauricio Pochettino's surprise package, the only British supporters legally allowed to watch, unfortunately, will be the ones present at the Emirates Stadium.
Yet this is easily the most important game of the weekend. It is a chance for Arsenal to put their title challenge back on track after the disappointment of defeat to Manchester United at Old Trafford. More than that, it's a chance to find out just how good Southampton really are.
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Pochettino's side have been beaten just once in the league this season, a 0-1 defeat at Norwich that seems to have been an inexplicable aberration rather than an accurate reading of their strength.
Since then, they have conceded only three goals in eight games, beating Liverpool and drawing with Manchester United in the process. They play with such pace and verve that it's not that hard to imagine them adding Arsenal's name to that illustrious list.
Not even a year has passed since Pochettino's controversial appointment yet he has transformed the Saints beyond recognition. The sacking of his predecessor, Nigel Adkins, a man who had just led the club to back-to-back promotions, was a repulsive act, but it's hard to argue that the end has not justified the means. Adkins was a likeable coach whose place in Southampton's history should never be forgotten, but Pochettino has taken them to a new level.
Southampton's good start has been built on a pressing game, a high-intensity invasion of personal space that forces mistakes out of even the best players. Rather than tormenting their opponents individually, Pochettino's players attack in packs, snapping at ankles until they steal back the ball.
That relentless team ethic is evident in the way they go forward too, breaking with speed and with support. Jay Rodriguez and Adam Lallana, both of whom debuted for England last week, are tireless creative forces, while players like defender Dejan Lovren and midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin are simply indomitable.
Arsenal, it was established in the past, did not like it up them. Sam Allardyce's Bolton Wanderers were one of the first teams to routinely utilise the refined and delicate strategy of clattering anyone wearing a red shirt, and they were certainly not the last.
Wenger has always bemoaned this as unnecessary thuggishness, perhaps not realising that teams bereft of regular Champions League revenue cannot easily afford the kind of players who could hope to match the Gunners pass for pass. Time and time again, his young side would flinch and fail.
But this Arsenal are different. They don't wilt in the face of aggression as easily as they used to, and a foolishly conceded goal is no longer the harbinger of a ghastly mental collapse.
Per Mertesacker, vanquisher of England in midweek, is finally carrying the authority expected of a man his size and, while Laurent Koscielny's red card for his national team was disappointing, the partnership with the Frenchman is one of the strongest in the Premier League. Only two teams have conceded fewer than Arsenal this season. Unfortunately, one of them is Southampton.
The Gunners, of course, have their own attacking strengths. Mesut Ozil, assuming that Wenger has retrieved him from the large hole in which he hid at Old Trafford, has had an invigorating effect on the players around him.
A return to form -- and he should be fresh, having been rested by Germany in midweek -- would give Southampton a problem for which they might not be able to provide a solution.
For both clubs, this is a crucial examination, a chance to prove to cynics that their new aspirations are not unrealistic. When the season began, neither could realistically believe that they would be in this position, but the funny thing about success is that it only creates a hunger for even more success.
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In the salary arbitration brief submitted by the Rangers, the team called Sean Avery a "detriment to the team" in that he takes too many "unnecessary penalties", but that he is a "reasonably effective" player. Avery, needless to say, is not happy. An unhappy Avery is something to watch, because he's a loose cannon in the best of times.
Buffalo prospect Mikko Lehtonen has signed a deal to return and play in Finland this season.
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mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
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Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
the workout was after the boston 2 mile
erdmann and moser and cain
seemed to be a ladder type wokout 800.600, 400 and 200
dont know the times though thought her final 200 at millrose was 29
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
http://www.oregonlive.com/trackandfield ... alb_7.html
cain to do 800 not mile at usatf
salazar talks about the decision and college for cain
will do school, but running for a school is not yet decided
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
jesse squire on front page wrote
Mary Cain vs The Pros (800 meters)
USATF Championships
Albuquerque Convention Center
Sunday, 3:04 pm local time (5:04pm ET)
Cain has been on a hot streak, breaking decades-old high school records and beating top pros at meets like the Millrose Games. This weekend she has entered the 800 meters at the USATF Championships. It's a distance she hasn't run yet this year, but few top runners have entered the event save Chanelle Price. I can't recall the last time a high schooler won a senior USATF championship, let alone a high school junior.
seems he forgot all about ajee wilson who seems nver to have lost to cain at 800 mters
i bet on ajee again as mary spped training doesnt match the 600 wilson ha s run
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
I pick Cain!
Yes, Ajee has the better time (so far!), and the better 600.
But Mary's 2:03.34 was run a year ago.
IMO, she's much improved since then.
I think she could run 4:08 or faster right NOW!!
And come close to, if not better, Ajee's 2:00.91......and do it INDOORS!!
She has speed (her fast 200 in that post-race workout!), strength over distance, and a great kick!
Ajee is a GREAT runner, and I see her going sub-2:00 this year, but she hasn't come close to Cain's accomplishments this indoor season!
Her best 800 this year is a 2:05.
Will Ajee's 600 time translate to a fast 800?
It might.
But there's evidence to prove that fast 600 people (men or women) aren't always as good over 800.
So I'm picking Cain at USATF.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
salara said in the article
"But I want her to try the 800. She is not really trained for it. It's a little out of her comfort zone. But right now we need to focus on a process that will make her better over time rather than focusing on winning or setting records."
The idea is to sharpen the speed Cain will need outdoors against elite competition
ajee will chase price, basiclly sit on her and cain will sit in ajee, and ajee moves final200
i have ajee winning
salazar is sharing the speed to win when it counts at world youth in ukraine
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Alberto changed his mind--Cain is running the mile. And Centro is only running the 800--unless he doesn't make the final.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
or did nbc change his mind
or did alberto watch this 800 from last year'
http://www.flotrack.org/speaker/8030-Aj ... onals-2012
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
It can happen.. two years ago at Albuquerque, TV and meet management could not agree on which side of long jump pit the scope rail should be. Five minutes before jump time, the rail was removed and we were told to measure with a tape... slight problem, we were not staffed to do that efficiently..it was not pretty but we doubled up positions and got er dun...and Deloach jumped 6.99.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
http://www.usatf.org/Events---Calendar/ ... sults.aspx
800 heats for women cain not in eitehr heat
womes mile start list
Treniere MoserNike
2Sarah BrownNew Balance
3Brie Felnagleadidas
4Catherine BeckCentral Park Track Club (CPTC)
5Dana MeckeUnattached
6Mary CainUnattached
8Erin KochUnattached
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
alberto changes his mind again
http://www.oregonlive.com/trackandfield ... n_las.html
Salazar said Cain will run the mile instead, because he wants the teenager from Bronxville, N.Y. to gain experience in a tactical race.
"She needs to learn how to run in packs when the pace is slow," said Salazar, who is coaching Cain. "After this there are few meets that I could get her into that would be like that."
Salazar said if Cain can handle tactical races, he expects her to be in position to qualify for the World Outdoor Championships this summer.
is this moscow then alberto????
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
One thing that wiggles into my mind every now and then is......What will happen when Cain has her first REALLY bad race.....or has something REALLY bad happen to her??
So far, even though she's lost a few races, you can't say it was lack of talent that made her lose.....It was the fact she was facing PRO runners (including Olympians!!) as a 16 year old HS kid!!
But what happens when/if she has her.....God forbid!.....first injury, or falls in a race, or just has a LOUSY day...for whatever reason?
How will she react?
Thus far, she's dealt with her losses in a great way....acknowledging she was facing people like Dibaba, and couldn't expect to win.
But here, she's being made the favorite.
So if she doesn't win....or that "BAD" thing happens.....will she have the inner strength to get past it??
I think so....but being the chronic worrier I am.....I can't help but wonder.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
What will happen is that Cain will be called "overrated" and a "has-been". Cain will be criticized for being selfish with a huge ego. People will say she was over-trained and peaked too early. Cain's parents and Alberto Salazar will be criticized for "forcing" Mary for growing up "too soon" and wasn't allowed to just be a "normal teenager". They will be criticized for steering Mary away from NCAA track because everyone "knows" you have to run NCAA track to get the "proper experience" and "learn how to race". And people will start about 25 Mary Cain threads about Cain's fall from grace here at TFN and about 125 threads over at Letsrun.
As for Cain dealing with losing, didn't she lose at the 2011 WJC in the 1500 by quite a bit? I think she finished 6th, way back of the leaders. Cain lost to Sarah Baxter in XC back in November as well. It didn't seem to bother her.
I don't know Mary Cain. Just from what I seen in interview she seems like a joyful young lady who doesn't take herself too seriously.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Mary has lost races where she expected to win and she always puts a positive spin on it... When she lost to Sarah Baxter at NXN this year she said something like..."everyone on the starting line wanted to win and of all those girls I came the closest to winning". So I wouldn't worry about how she will react to losing, she is very together. Sarah Baxter on the other hand says she looses sleep at night worrying about not winning...the best thing that could happen to her is to lose a race so she can relax and have fun running races.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
cain in the 2012 hs millrose mile was 4th in the race
yet bounced back to run 4:11 at world juniors
so she had a bad race yet qualified for world juniors and made the finals and raced girls 3 years oldeer than she is
saw the baxter xc race in the mud
baxter will be good at longer distances
cain 2:03 800 apples and oranges
i wouldn't worry about either
but differnet distances
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Okay, folks, crunch time!!
(Well, in a few hours, at least!)
With the altitude probably making the race a strategic one, I'm a bit worried about Cain's ability to hold a SUSTAINED kick!!
She's almost unbeatable in the last 200....or even 400....as proven at Penn last year, and in Seattle this year.
But what happens if, say, they go out cautiously in 70 and 75, for 2:25 at the 880.
Will someone (other than Cain, who rely's mostly on her final 400 or 200) take it out from that point, and run a sustained kick of, say 66, then 64.......for a final time of 4:35??
Would Cain hold back with, say, a 68 or 69 third 400, causing her to have to run a final 400 of 61 or 62??
I think.....IF the race were at sea level!!....Cain might be capable of a sub-60 final 400 in a TACTICAL race!!
But not at altitude!!
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
cain should sit on bowman, and when she makes her mover cover it
i think bowman or moseer go about 600 to get a gap on cain
remember cain and moser are in same tarining group
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
59.1 last 440!!!
And SCREW my OVERuse of exclamation points!!
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Congratulations to her for winning this.
I'll be curious to see if the response for this is greater than the response for Suhr's WR.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
When was the last time.....if ever!....that Cain ran a 5:05 mile??
And won the race!!
But a 59.1 last lap.
This race was made for her.
I've been VERY critical of "tactical" races....men or women.....and I still am!!
But when I heard the words....
Mary Cain, UNITED STATES NATIONAL CHAMPION......
I kinda FORGOT my hatred of those kind of races!!
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Congratulations to Cain for her win. (I would have put some exclamation points there, but aaronk used them all... )
I'm sure there some will be quick to point out all the reasons we should not be excited about this -- slow time, quality of field (solid but not great), etc., etc., but it's good to remind ourselves as we have gotten accustomed to watching Cain this winter that (a) she is just a 16yo HS junior, (b) this is her first season of running with professionals and post-collegiates. What impresses me about her now is her race sense -- she seems unafraid to go the front, to respond to others' moves, to work with a variety of paces, as others put on the brakes or accelerate past her. It seems clear that she has lots of talent -- in the simple physical, able to run fast, sense; but she also seems to have a good head for racing. I think Salazar was right to want her to have the experience of this race, which was likely to be tactically slow, with a rapid finish. Cain handled it very well.
And if my math is right, her last 400 was 58.61.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
the said 58.6 on tv
when she grows up, what will ber kick really be
2:55 800 then 29 29 last 2 laps
thats how you win''
she showed tactical genius
ajee showed why she did what she did
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
My question is.....why so SLOWWWWWWW??
The guys ran sub-4:00.....3 of them did!!
So if they defied all the altitude myths....like Kip Keino did in Mexico City!....why weren't the other long races faster than 8:07 (men's 3K), 9:23 (women's 3K), or that SLUGgish paced women's mile??
I'm SUPER happy Mary won, but GEEZ!, 5:05??
What were the other gals thinking....especially Moser and Bowman Brown. who had LOST to Cain's kick before??
They GAVE that race to Cain!!
With a 58.6 last 400, I'm now predicting she can beat ANY United States runner now!
Including Simpson, Uceny et al!
I'm certain that, if it had been necessary, she could have run FASTER that last quarter....maybe 57 or 56!!
I discount her announced PR of 55.
I'm guessing she's capable of 53 now...and will be capable of 52 eventually.....just like Slaney.
And I'm ALSO predicting she WILL be....barring the unforeseen.....she WILL be on our WC team THIS year!!
And she just might be # ONE American!!
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Just saw the complete video.....on RunnerSpace!
Watched it 3 times....so far....and here's what I saw:
Cain leads right away, but keeps it slow, at 40.7 for the first 209 meters. (First "lap" measurement INCLUDED the extra 9 meters! All other laps appeared to be for each 200.)
They slow it down to 85 for the first 409, no one really leading, but Cain up front in a row with 2-3 others.
Cain temporarily falls back, but just a bit, hitting 609 in about 2:09.
Mecke (Who IS she?? Never heard of her before!) goes into the lead, but it's still VERY slow, as they run (WALK??) another 46, hitting 809 in 2:55. That's 5:50 mile pace!!
Everyone is bunched....like in a bike race!
You're just waiting for someone to make the first move!!
Pace stays pretty sedate for another 200, as they hit 1009 in 3:34, but you can sense they're ready to RUN!!
Mecke makes the first move, but Cain matches it, and then some!
It's all Cain's show from here on.
She runs 32 for her next 200.
But Mecke and Moser stay close.
At one point, just as they're coming off the curve, at about 1250, Mecke APPEARS to touch Cain's back.
It's nowhere NEAR the "contact" Uhl made with Reilly in the last part of the 3K, but when the "touch" (??) is made, Cain RIPS ahead...and there's an INSTANT 3 meter gap, Cain in front.
She runs 29.27 and 29.34....clearly in the lead, and clearly the winner!!....her last two laps.
After the race, as she's walking back, there are NO hugs, NO back slaps or hand shaking....not even EYE contact!!!
Were they PISSED at her...having been beaten.....no, HUMILIATED!!....by a 16 year old CHILD??
Was MARY being the arrogant one....the unfriendly one...as she's NEVER been post-race??
Why did no one congratulate her??
FANTASTIC video!!
Check it out!
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Thanks for the play by play for a race I'd imagine you are the only one who did not watch live who is participating in this particular subject matter.
The reaction after the race is just noise. Why didn't Jeremy Wariner immediately rush over to see if Batman was ok?
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
We don't know if she can kick with the likes of Uceny and Simpson off a low 4:00 pace. She should be eventually but she'd need to be able to run close to 4:00 to kick off that kind of pace. That might be a bit much right now.
She probably is in the top 3 or 4 Americans right now pending on who shows up healthy Outdoors.
She won a race she should have won which is a good thing.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Thanks for pointing out the video - just watched it - great run - great acceleration in the last 400. As for your question about post-race interaction, I have no idea but I'll ofer this: after the finish, when Cain walks away toward the infield, to be interviewed I guess, most of the other runners were still clutching their knees. (Also, they aren't Canadian like Sheila Reid, and so just are not as nice...)
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
A few corrections to my race description above:
Time was 83.8 first 409, not 85, with Cain and Moser in front.
At 609, it was Moser barely ahead of Cain., in about 2:09 or 2:10.
At 809, it was Vaughn, not Mecke, who led.
At 1009, Vaughn still led, but by inches, with Moser and Bowman-Brown following.
They passed 1209 in 4:06.8.
At about 1260--mid-curve--Cain pulls ahead for good.
And there was NO TOUCH by anyone....so I was mistaken.
But when I THOUGHT I'd seen the "touch" was when Cain opened that INSTANT 3 meter gap!
Guess I was too excited earlier to note the correct details!!
And no, I did NOT see the race on TV.
I don't have my TV working, so I "saw"....or rather HEARD.....the race on that "Live Webcast"!!
So the video was the first time I SAW the race!!
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Pretty unusual half mile splits here: 2:55 and 2:10.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Agree with most of what you stated here, except for the last statment. I'm probably just dense, but I did not think prior to the event that this was a race that she should win. I thought she could, maybe, win, but she was only superior to two of the other six runners: Mecke (mile PB 4:39, 2013) and Koch (1500 PB 4:18, 2012). As for the other four, they have clearly superior resumes:
Moser 4:03 PB and 4:09 from last year. 2006 WIC finalist, other WC too, and multiple USATF championships, iirc.
Felnagle 4:08 PB last year, 7th at OT and iirc also NCAA 1500 m champion
Vaughn 4:08 PB last year & ran at 2012 WIC (but did not advance to final, irrc)
Bowman Brown 4:05 PB & 4:08 last year, 6th at OT, 8th at 2010 WIC, & iirc also NCAA champion indoors.
That's four very good (in the context of USA) 1500/mile runners with success at the national level (NCAA and/or USATF) and experience at international championships (WC and/or WIC).
So, I actually thought any of these four might win, and probably would have picked any one of them over Cain had I been required to make a prediction. As it turned out, I was very impressed with the way she competed with this group of much much more experienced runners, each of whom has run faster than Cain on more than one occasion, and each of whom has participated in multiple championships (e.g., NCAA, USATF and WC/WIC).
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
I guessing that a lot of 800 runners, and perhaps even a few 400 runners, wish they would have been in that race.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Cain's been at a higher level this year. I was pretty comfortable she would win particularly since she has demonstrated the best close of all of them.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
here's the video aaronk watched
10 year project they said
when cain grows up, what will her real kick be??
the elite of elite will go 55 , cain needs to be in that class by then
let cain do worldyouth and i like her chances
aregawi or dibaba sub 4 is way too fast and they have their big kicks to deal with
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
http://www.usatf.org/Events---Calendar/ ... bcast.aspx
you can listen to cain interview afterher win
go to interview and it's the 5th one down 1.23 in length
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
I see that Sarah Baxter opened with a 10:35 today. I wonder when the Rematch will occur. Their strengths are different of course, which just makes it that much more interesting.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
sarah baxterdid 10.35 in 3k 3200 or 2 mile??
she has talent but sub 60 400 is tough for her
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
What were the specifics of Baxter's run?
Was it mainly a test run, to gauge her fitness?
If she runs NB next week, I imagine she'll go MUCH faster!!
More questions:
Was her 16:00 Mt SAC run OVERrated??
Just what does that mark translate to on the track?
Could she break 16:00 in a TRACK 5K??
(If she can break 16:00 on a track, then she could run about 10:00 or faster for two miles!!)
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
i see it was 3200
finn and frazier did slightly better 3200
guess people will look at the 5:10 mile baxter did in thesame meet and compare it to the 5:05 mile cain did
i'm all for young talent emerging, to add to wilson and cain
dont think salazar has the desire to get in a pissing contest with other hs kids
i watched the 17 year old icelandic 800meter runner and she looks more of an 800 meter threat
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Here is a post from someone at that race; note she doubled also. I do not mean to indicate that you were indicating a problem for Baxter, just noting the race.
First of all, I suspect the OP is a troll hoping Baxter would get bashed.
So lets not take this out of context.....I was at the meet. She literally JOGGED both races. Her coach only lets her go all out for the big meets. Last Year she ran a 10:44 3200 the week before she ran the 10:08 at Arcadia. This year in XC she ran 16:12 on an all flat course and later when on to run 16 flat on the hilliest course in the nation. This conservative "holding her back" approach taken by her coach is in my opinion a large reason for her success.
Read more: http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=5071349#ixzz2Majb4rcm
By the way, Cain has previously done better on the track than in cross country. Part of that is the distances involved, although her 3000 indicates a better long performance now. I wonder if part of it is also things like balance and the ability to run on varying surfaces, etc. Straightening out her running issues will probably help her run better on XC courses, and her speed should help her handle the pace/effort variation that you face in XC. We will have to see what she does next year -- will she even run high school XC. I think that there is probably more reason to do so than for track this year, as she faces stiffer competition and the Footlocker race (she should skip the NXN 'race') is historically important.
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
I'm sorry but as a track fan since 1980 that women's 1500m race was utter garbage. 5:05.68? Seriously?! Yuk. That wasn't a race, it was tempo run. Even the announcer was embarrassed when he said, "This is what we would call a tactical race." Gee, really? Good to see Mary Cain do well and win the race. But all this talk about Cain being one of the top women's 1500m runners in the US right is way too premature. I'll wait until Cain beats Simpson, Uceny, Rowbury, Pierce, Schmidt, etc outdoors head-to-head..
Re: mary cain at indoor nationals in NM
Too late. Her times and this kick already makes her "one of the best".
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People in the public eye deserve more respect
It's time to step up our protests against intrusive pictures of public people in their private moments.
This week we have seen two examples of shameful media intrusion and outright hypocrisy.
The first is the publication of pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge's royal baby bump, revealed while she was wearing a bikini on a private holiday.
As I've written before, we must ensure that we give Kate, and her husband Prince William, enough privacy to enable them to stay sane amid unprecedented global scrutiny.
Given that they are both more than adequately fulfilling their public roles, I think it's time to give them a little more privacy off-duty.
There is a difference, I think, between snapping them walking along a public road while shopping, and hunting them down on a private island with a lens longer than an arm.
But it's the hypocrisy that has accompanied the publication of the pictures that really annoys me.
Who, for instance, covered the story this week with the headline: "Leave Kate Alone! The expectant royal couple's privacy plea is ignored as new photo scandal breaks".
And yet the Who story reproduces the cover of Star magazine, clearly showing the bikini baby-bump pics, as well as the cover of Chi magazine showing the naked Duchess shots from earlier in the year.
Who notes that the publication of the naked shots promoted a "global furore" and caused "humiliation to Kate", but yet it is happy to prominently display the very same photos – albeit pixelated of course.
Just wait for next week when Woman's Day, which is understood to have paid $150,000 for the full set of bikini baby bump pics, hits the news
The same hypocrisy is shown in Woman's Day's treatment of the photos of radio and TV host Chrissie Swan.
Swan, who is pregnant with her third child, was snapped taking a drag on a cigarette in her car outside work by a paparazzo.
Woman's Day outbid Swan's managers and bought the pics for $53,000, and then nastily put one on their cover with the headline: "Chrissie Swan: The photos that saved my life".
A beaming pregnant Swan is pictured next to the shots of her smoking in the car, giving the very misleading impression that she has consented to the story and is grateful to the magazine. What total rot.
Swan has admitted that the taking of the photos has ultimately been beneficial because after the furore the last thing she feels like is a cigarette.
But the job was done in the taking of the photos: the publication of them clearly has caused her additional shame, hurt and humiliation.
Sure, she wouldn't be in this position if she didn't smoke while pregnant in the first place, but it's really no one's business but her own.
However, the hypocrisy doesn't end there: Channel Ten is also to blame for taking advantage of one of its biggest stars.
First, they wheeled her out to do a humiliating mea culpa interview on The 7PM Project about the topic – which I am sure was the last thing she felt like doing in the circumstances.
They then used clips of Swan crying to promote the new season of her late night talk show Can of Worms.
(Interestingly, it didn't work, with the return of the show rating just 351,000 capital city viewers nationally.)
Swan is a rare television and radio talent, happy to admit her own failings in the public eye, but instead of protecting their star, Channel Ten exploited her.
Now, we all know smoking while pregnant can be hugely harmful to a baby – but so is the kind of acute stress that this entire episode would have caused Swan and her family.
We need to start asking where the public interest is in these kinds of degrading, intrusive photos.
I think it's time to allow people in the public eye a little more self-respect in their private daily lives – particularly those who do nothing to court this kind of attention.
Ironically, those who are more private are often subjected to additional unwanted scrutiny.
As I wrote recently, people like Nicole Kidman have paid a price for failing to open up about key parts of their private lives.
I know it's often hard to draw the line between public and private: shotslook as if they are gross invasions of privacy are often cosy orchestrated deals between celebrity and photographer.
But there are a few give-aways: are they pictured in glamorous matching outfits, perfect bodies and designer swimwear? Does the glossy photo spread come with exclusive quotes from those pictured? Are they trying to sell something?
I also think it's not enough to blame the photographers.
Let's also blame the people who spend hundreds of millions of dollars every year buying the magazines that provide a market for such pictures.
I'm not saying we should just leave celebrities alone totally, but allowing them to have a bit more dignity wouldn't be a bad thing for all of us.
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acotrel says:
I am a member of a camera club, and I believe there are laws in Australia about photographing people which involve asking their permission. Or perhaps it is jusr a protocol to avoid being sued ?
Mik says:
Surely the title sould be respect rather than self respect? Yes, Chrissy could have shown her health and child more respect but only she, and not the public, can give her that.
NESLIHAN KUROSAWA says:
Hi Susie,
You know the old saying "it takes two to tango"? Most celebrities and famous people in the public eye do enjoy and crave for a certain kind of attention from the world wide magazines in the publishing industry. It happens to be a huge industry as millions of curious consumers wanting to know all the tiniest details about others in the public eye. Especially the ones always posing for cameras on special occasions such as the Oscars and Grammy Awards, however when there is an intrusion on their private lives and personal troubles, it becomes a bit difficult to deal with.
The best answer to that problem would be to have some kind of rules and regulations to guide this greedy industry to say the least. However is anyone really listening? What makes the world go around these days, happens to be the money, fortune and profits made at other people's expense. And it could be the easiest money ever made, really. Why do we buy into it as a society? I most certainly believe that "other people's money, power and fame will always give the rest of the population something to talk about". And it doesn't look like it is going to change anytime soon? We have to examine our obsessions and reactions to certain events as a society first. If we want to be treated in a more respectful manner, we just have to try harder to examine the issues beneath the surface. Kind regards.
iansand says:
This article, from a journalist working for a tabloid newspaper, is an example of shameful media intrusion and outright hypocrisy.
Ben says:
Let's go one step further. Let's bring in a law to make sure we act "appropriately" around celebrities. Nicola? Oh, hang on, she's buggered off.
TChong says:
Susie , who is this "we" who need to stop these photos, who is the "our" making such demands ?
I, and most blokes I know , couldnt give a rats arse about any of this nonsense.
If Channel 10 were exploiting Swan, Swan was a very willing participant of this alledged exploitation.
Swan and company were milking the whole incident - CS is now the
"everywoman" .
"Celbs "and "royals"wouldnt open a toilet door , without press coverage , when it suits them.
Its a monster the "royals "and "celebs"have created for themselves.
A very first world problem., of no revalance to anyone, but those who are fixated about the meaningless.
Live your own life, before worrying about "celebs "and "royals".
Chillin says:
It's time to step up our protests against intrusive pictures of private people in their public moments.
When you do it, we will.
Chillin says:
Swan was probably paid extra to appear on television, she seems to have had not hesitation in participating in her supposed exploitation?
Tell me if she had of killed her child or damaged her child's health, would you still imagine she needs our pity. It's must be a shame the media have to conform to social standards. The real hypocrisy is you think you don't.
Sickemrex says:
"I think it's time to allow people in the public eye a little more self-respect in their private daily lives – particularly those who do nothing to court this kind of attention."
I think one's self-respect is one's own to have or not have, it can't be granted by someone else. I really don't see the appeal in those magazines anyway.
monkeymind says:
Meh. The royal family's whole job is to be living wax works figures to sell to tourists. They have no private time. They live off the public teat and shall be available to do a monkey dance at any time.
Ray says:
"People in the public eye deserve more self-respect" ?????
Susie did you really mean to say 'SELF-respect'?????
John says:
It is bad for pregnant women to smoke during pregnancy because this greatly increases the likelihood of them having low birth-weight babies. But it is not certain that this will happen. Chrissie Swan had nothing to worry about, for there is no chance of that she could be associated with anything that is low-weight.
Marjorie says:
Well said! There are times when photographers go too far.. Magazine people are no better, It's all about the bottom line - money. William and Kate are entitled to their privacy. They are not entitled to have perverts intruding on their private moments. And we all have private moments that we don't want to share. As for Chrissy Swan smoking whilst pregnant - well anyone who has been pregnant knows what it is like to crave something. Even crave things we don't usually eat/drink/do. As you said, Susie, she was photographed 'taking a drag'. For all we know that's exactly what it was - one drag on a cigarette. I hope people read this column and decide to take a stand and not buy these magazines. It would only take a couple of weeks for the message to get through,
Terry2 says:
I had just been reading the News Ltd Sunday tabloids with photos of the Abbott girls with our Tony and telling us that women will be voting for Tony in their droves as they warm to him. This appears to be a coordinated strategy to overcome one of the remaining disabilities that Abbott has : his lack of appeal to women.
We are now having his wife and daughters (and sometimes his sister and mum) presented to us in the media with the non too subtle message that he loves women. In the context of your article and the media management, I don't think the ladies will be doing interviews as the photos and supportive articles are doing the required job in convincing those who were wavering. This is clever use of the media whereas the Chrissie Swan episode was just sad.
There are those who use the media to their advantage and recognise that a symbiotic relationship can be be mutually beneficial and profitable: step up the Kardashian family, Shane Warne and Liz Hurley.
Now, just watch to see how the Labor spinners try to have us all fall in love with Ms Gillard; quite a challenge !
Geronimo says:
One suspects the Fearless Leader of the Ferocious Opposition would agree. Imagine the discomfort of the Pope Potentate if he was sprung swinging off the Monkey Bars with the Kindy Kids or practising his People Skills in Fish Markets, Sausage Factories and Early Openers.
dolly ness says:
Regarding Swan and her ciggie - what's the drama? She isn't in any way doing anything illegal.
marley says:
Somewhere, there might have been an interesting article about media intrusion into all our lives. This wasn't it.
What strikes me as interesting is the ubiquity of phones capable of taking snaps or videos of anything and anyone. Name an accident, a tragedy, an embarrassing moment, and someone's got a picture of it. It's not just celebrities that are living their lives in the public eye; it's fast becoming all of us. And there's not a damn thing we can do about it, either.
acotrel says:
When Andrew Bolt made racist comments he was prosecuted for it. His actions were clearly an abuse of the right to freedom of speech, and the media are regularly into that stuff. A little self-restraint from the media would perhaps be a good thing. Rights - abuse them and lose them ! If we keep going with inappropriate intrusion and trespass into the territory of others, the lot of us could end up living in a massive regulatory straight jacket. All you need to do to see it happening is recognise the regulatory responses of the Gillard government to these abuses. It has been labelled 'political correctness' by the idiots who cannot see that their own actions cause it. My opinion is that it is not a real problem, there are not enough lawyers and courts on the planet to enforce the regulatory regime we could end up with. The whole law and order thing will fall over its own feet, and only on-the-spot fines will apply.
Anna Lee says:
We're living in the age of exploitation, the famous exploit the punters, paparazzi exploit the famous, the royals exploit their "subjects"!, miners exploit the natural world etc, etc….thats where the big bucks are and thats what they all want, comes with the job, so if they don't like it they should drop out of the public eye….oh wait, they won't get the big bucks!!
acotrel says:
'People in the public eye deserve more self-respect
Did you mean to say that people in the public eye should have more self-respect ? Perhaps you next article should be about the importance of teaching English expression in schools ?
Mad Man says:
Susie, please don't use the collective "We" when recommending a course of action and include males. A cursory glance at the titles of the "waiting room magazines" gives the lie to your thinking that all Australians are guilty. Instead, as you neatly neglected to mention, it's women who are the ones buying the pictures. As a white, employed, married man in his 40s who's normally to blame somehow for everything else in society according to most of your writing I do believe this time your sisters and yourself are firmly in the guilty zone.
AFR says:
Ironic that Swan makes a living from talking about others, often in a derogatory and unflattering way…. if she can't stand the heat, she should get out of the kitchen.
lower_case_andrew says:
Respect is earned.
If you promote yourself by choosing to share some aspects of your personal life, you're pretty much fair game.
The cult of celebrity is a double edged sword.
A Concerned Citizen says:
It is ironic.
It seems all of the people who are paranoid about Wikileaks seem perfectly content to leave the tabloid trash mags well alone- despite all the nonsense arguments about 'privacy' and 'leaking the juicy details of your private life for no reason' are more applicable to the magazines.
Even more ironic are the people who support paparazzis because they are 'sick of seeing these celebrities everywhere in the media' and aren't seeing the irony. Really, whose fault is that?
Ohcomeon says:
What Bullpucky.
Celebrities only exist because of public fascination. They produce and offer nothing else of value. Chrissy Swan is getting paid exactly because she is a public spectacle and should be bloody grateful shes even getting that.
QLDer says:
Chrissie Swan put this on herself for smoking when pregnant- she deserves the torment and if the photo was never taken she would have probably continued doing it.
Celebrities need publicity for there career and paparazzi/women's magazines are a necessary evil. They may hate it after a while but this is what they signed up for! So why feel sorry for them?
And yeah Chrissie Swan is a celebrity??????
Robert S McCormick says:
I agree with you, Susie, but only to a certain extent.
Yes, it was wrong for some sleazy creep posing as a member of the Fourth Estate to use her/his super-powerful telephoto lens-equipped camera to take a snap of Katie. Does any really care if she has a brat or not?
You object on the grounds that Katie was "on a private holiday"
Is she ever Not on Holiday?? That is all these damned royals ever do. Go on holidays - & if they can manipulate it they make bloody sure someone else pays for them.
As for Ms Swan, well, who the hell is she? If she wants to portray herself as the responsible mother-to-be then she should bloody well stop smoking. All it takes is a bit of will power. Or if she must put her baby at risk of heaven knows what then let her do her smoking behind closed doors, with the curtains drawn.
It's weird isn't it? These people put themselves out there, lapping up the adulation (Katie & Wills et al.) the breathless shouts of " Oh! I just saw XYZ", by sycophantic, pathetic individuals who have nothing better to do than read sleazy, brain-dead magazines. These people who, though there is nothing special or remarkable about them, hire some PR company to turn them into something only they think is important: "Celebrities". Then when the oh-so-pure image they have had created for them gets blown away they start demanding "Privacy at this difficult time" or some sort of other nonsense. Then when they are afforded that privacy they come out all guns firing so that they get into the headlines!!
Willie is supposed to be in the RAF. He is getting paid. let him stop with the holidays & get back to work.
Katie has a perfectly good job. Yes, she's in the very early stages of pregnancy
10s of 1000s, if not millions of other women are as well & many of them getting close to term. The difference is that they keep on working. Katie has got her title & so she suddenly thinks she is someone special & everyone should bow & scrape to her. No matter how they spin it Katie is still, & always will be, a British middle class woman whose parents have made lots of money.
If she & Willy don't want the spotlight then they can simply go back to work & stay out of it.
lordy says:
Talk about shameful media intrusion. What about the time When the PM of Australia was demeaned on several occasions by the right wing propaganda machine. When the PM made a visit to her widowed mother for Chritmas, Joe Hockey called her gutless for not being in Canberra to make an announcement on the deficit. You're a real man Joe! I could go on about the Alan Jones 'put her in a chaff bag and drown her episode and others, that seem to remind me of US style tea-party politics from the loonies over there imported directly to loonies over here. It's a shame Australia has started to kowtow to these cranks and crazies.
vox says:
If there had been more media attention given to Di on that fatal day with permission, we would not have had the high-speed chase and the dire result.
I've worked for a few newspapers, and you would be amazed at the number of "celebrities" who ring and ask for a bit of a mention. Sometimes they throw in, "My wife is about to give birth to quads we think", or something similar.
Their press guys, and Kate would have a few, simply ask her to step out onto the porch to meet the world press, who take ten photos each, even playing field, and the papparazi bloke has a near-worthless photo. Easy!
Bit off topic, but not much ... Yesterday I said that I had proof that iffeminate men tended to father girls and masculine men tended tofather boys.
BJ and NSS jumped up, and in NSS'S case gave me a kid's lecture about how babies came to be, and asked for the proof of my statement.
The proof is embodied in one Anthony Abbott.
That came back to me whilst I was thinking of Australia's most photographed, (but not interviewed), "celebrity". Mind you, he has his own crap-snappers.
youdy beaudy says:
Seeing that we are writing about self respect and photos then why should we not think that putting photos of the PM and others on here for instance and then writing some crap article to bring them down and asking for comments on the photo and what is written is not the same. So, with that in mind why does the punch and other media do the same thing. Different strokes maybe. hey.!
What is the difference between this article and slandering the PM. Well, to me it's just the same thing. Why, for instance doesn't the PM and Treasurer get the same sympathy. Why is that.?
So, instead of writing some feel good article on here, crying for the TV hosts and the Royals re their privacy why doesn't the punch and other blog sites consider what they do as the same violation of privacy acts.
Anyway, just a thought there about it. Then i suppose that Kates belly photos and the distress it causes the poor thing are more important than having respect for the office of PM.
It's similar in the Parliament when the bloke who would be PM crowing about the respect of the office and wanting the job dearly shows respect for the office of PM by turning his back on the PM when in question time, showing his ignorance and apathy for the Job he desires. Anyone get that, at all. And people will vote for this bloke who has no respect for the office he seeks to get hold of. Why then, knowing that would people vote for him. Oh no, well it will obviously change when he gets in but not when they are in. Why then, knowing that would people vote for him and further demean the PM's role. Let's figure it out one day shall we.!
The rest of the article re some wannabe tv star and the royals is just what it is, a waste of time. They like their photos taken because it gives them the profile they seek and then there is the money and what a lot of money it is for such a small thing. As we know many people will do anything for money and publicity and that includes the Royals. Why would they be different to anybody else in that regard. Being Royal doesn't automatically make you anything and being a TV wannabe star the same. People need to get a grip.!
Anna says:
SELF-respect??? You keep using that term, I do not think it means what you think it means!
Back to journalism school, Susie.
NikRaf of Victoria says:
"People in the public eye deserve more respect" so you want your cake and eat it too as well as the pie . ok then dont do the wrong thing or go where you people in the media can see you .
its your own fault live with it you or get out of the spot light
Philosopher says:
The solution is for all people who are dissatisfied with Womans Day to write to them and tell them that is is unnacceptable and that we will never buy their magazine again, as I have done.
Cedric says:
Swan, [not the brilliant politician] didn't get published in the New York Times, or the Washington Post, but importantly will probably be given headlines in the sensational New Idea, Women's Weekly and other mags, so she's not important, nor will be be spotted by the Republican Party. Not in the same league as Whitehouse aides of notoriety.
Robert Smissen says:
Smoking whilst pregnant ischild abuse. You don't think so? ? So if she was caught smoking in the car with a baby in the back seat would that still be OK or child abuse? ? The "she couldn't help it " excuse is also trotted out when Mothers belt their kids too
Watcher says:
I know there is new invention called the internet and there is something called Google. But I couldn't be bothered
ramases says:
Sorry but the mere fact that you put yourself in the public eye negates any type of privacy entitlement.
As for Kate, who really cares as who in their right mind would wont to see a skinny woman who looks like she had swallowed a cricket ball, very English. They put themselves out there like it or lump it, they live off the public purse therefore they belong to the public so privacy is just a pipe dream.
As for "celebrities" and their antics is it really that mind blowing what they do, this preoccupation with what others are doing fascinates me, are peoples lives so dull and uninteresting that they get some vivacious thrill from watching the antics of people who in the greater scheme of things don't add up to diddly squat and to tell you the truth wouldn't give you the time of day if you asked them.
Its a really sad world if that's what gets people off and gives them some sense of being to live their lives through others.
On the reverse side can you imagine the furore if nobody paid any attention to these people at all, the tantrums and the insistence that their picture be taken and published whatever the cost to themselves, it would be a sight to see.
No_Fame says:
sorry but I believe that the 'spectacle' of wealth/power/beauty will always attract both wanted and unwanted attention. With technology and a shrinking world, if privacy is big on your agenda in life, then you need to avoid being any kind of celebrity. I do. I refuse to have facebook and if googled little comes up (NO PICS anywhere online). I want to be rich, but never, never famous. If wealth has to have fame attached, I choose neither. As a psychologist I know the risks of fame. It is simply not worth it in my opinion.
Luc Belrose says:
Maybe the celebrities like being photographed and to exhibit in flashy and vivacious magazines when they have the rare opportunity to be like the rest of us. Paparazzis would not be averse to heavy fines and even imprisonment in chasing the most attractive shots of celebs as part of their jobs.
"Global furore" or "humiliation for Kate": I doubt it; they knowingly go through the motions and know full well that their innocent frolics will be splashed on the prominent European magazines who have a gasping readership who will lap it up.
Also, people who voluntarily go on TV to open their hearts to TV journalists know that their private miseries or happiness will become public property and endure the consequences of personal exposure.
Shame, hurt and humiliation may be the unwanted consequences of private media confessions or exhibitions but these must be overlooked when considered against the cold calculated media outlets benefits and gains ie ratings and big increases in publicity and revenue.
Susie, you've aptly summed it up "Glamorous matching outfits, perfect bodies and designer swimwear? Does the glossy photo spread come with exclusive quotes from those pictured? Are they trying to sell something?".
Craig says:
Why should the public care about the respect or self-respect of celebrities?
They place themselves in the public eye for an income. It's their choice.
They selectively leak photos and news to stay in the public eye. It's their choice.
Photographers & the mainstream media take and pay for photos of them. That's the choice of photographers & mainstream media.
The public is increasingly not buying magazines and newspapers because news content is replaced by celebrity unnews. That's our choice.
The issue is for celebrities & media to solve. Not the public.
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