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They make sure the Doctors can get their hands on the young and poison them with unnecessary and braindamaging vaccines etc. Many Doctors are know-it-all female imbeciles. Carrerist women are the nuns of the PC cult. Mothers are too trusting of authority and women are not known for being bright in any case. Hey GP leave that kid alone.
The amount of stuff they want to inject into young kids is obviously a conspiracy and a racket.
The professions are parasitic cadres.
Meanwhile healthcare is withdrawn from the elderly in an effort to kill them off faster making more space for immigrants.
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Sherdog.com: Could you identify one thing you liked most about Bellator's eighth season and one thing you'd like to adjust in the future?Kevin Kay: Sure. The thing I liked most is, I really feel like Bjorn [Rebney, Bellator CEO] and his team put on great fights. Honestly, no matter what we did at Spike -- and I feel like we did some good things -- just the quality of fights and the fact that, week after week, there were amazing finishes. Not just one good fight on every card, but tons of great fights on every card. You look back at Emanuel Newton knocking out King Mo, to David Rickels coming into the ring with the dinosaur -- they're just great moments. Doug Marshall kind of emerging as the crazy character that he is, and then [Michael] Chandler's domination, [Ben] Askren -- you've never seen an Askren fight like that before. And Pat Curran -- just wow. Every week, I think the fans got great fights, and I think that's what we set out to do. That's why people watch, and that's why people come back week after week. The fights are always my favorite part of everything.
The other thing we did was the Bellator app. Creating that app and launching it mid-season and having over 100,000 people download it just on Apple -- it hasn't even launched on Android yet -- and giving the fans an experience that's new and different. It's a second-screen experience, letting the fans vote based on CompuStrike data and their own opinions, and then integrating it into the show so Jimmy [Smith] and Sean [Wheelock] are talking about the fans as the fourth judge and getting them involved. I just thought that was a great step forward for the sport and a great way to engage fans in a way that hasn't been done before, so I'm really proud of that.
On the "what could we do better side," well, it'd be better if King Mo didn't get knocked out. That'd be the one -- well, actually, I say that and I'm joking around, because actually, the week after Mo got knocked out, our ratings went up really significantly, by a couple hundred-thousand viewers, I think. And I believe that's because the Mo knockout got so much attention that it was another kind of brand-identifying thing and people tuned in the next week to see what was going to happen, having heard about Bellator the week before. So, it actually worked for us in a lot of ways.
The serious thing that I would say we can do better is: I think we did a nice job of letting the audience know that Bellator is tournament-based -- that's what sets it apart from all the other promotions -- but I think we can do an even better job in explaining how the tournaments work, who's in them and which one is taking place, so that the fans are really clear about what they can expect each week in terms of the tournament. That'll be part of what we try to address this summer.
Sherdog.com: King Mo was obviously a big part of the plan, not just for Bellator but also Impact Wrestling on Spike. Aside from the ratings bump, what kind of effect has his knockout loss had?Kay: He's going to come back and fight in the Summer Series, so we can't wait to get him back in the cage. I think people will be really interested to see what he does different this time. I'm excited. I love Mo. I think he's everything you want in a mixed martial artist, right? Because he's incredibly gifted as an athlete, he's very versatile and he's got a great personality. So, you know, nothing changes. I'm now curious to see what he does, as I think the fans are. How's he going to adjust his game plan and is he going to be able to win a tournament and win a championship in Bellator?
The only thing it changes a little bit is that we thought there would be more time. If Mo had won the tournament, then he would have not had to fight this summer, probably would have gone to TNA for the summer and then come back in the fall to fight in Bellator again. But because we want to get him back in the cage and give him as fast a shot as possible to get back up and running and hopefully win, we're going to get him back on this summer. So, he won't go as quickly back to Impact as we originally had planned, but that's all good.
Sherdog.com: The upcoming light heavyweight tournament King Mo will be part of is a four-man bracket. What was behind the decision to switch the format for the Summer Series?Kay: We just don't have as many fights, so we can't do eight, because it's basically a three-episode arc, the Summer Series. I think Bjorn felt it was important to get a number of tournaments in there. A four-man tournament is more executable in terms of getting all those fights on TV.
Sherdog.com: The season which just ended averaged about 800,000 viewers for live broadcasts. Is that in line with what you expected? And for a TV layman, is there any major significance that would come with breaking the million-viewer mark?Kay: I think the average was about 860,000, and I think three of the events went over 900,000. With the immediate repeats, we were always over a million viewers. For me, I never set ratings expectations, because you're always wrong. Doing that just seems silly, in a way. But, in my mind, I was like, "OK, where do we want to be?" And this is a really good place to be for the first season. What I love about it is that we launched to 900,000 viewers, we had some significant competition in there -- [the] NCAA [men's basketball tournament] and stuff like that -- and then we ended up bringing all those 900,000 and more back. It feels like a really good place to be.
Now, that said, my job is ratings growth, and there's plenty of room for growth in those numbers. I think that, as we get into the summer and the fall, when you have all these guys who have fought and who people now know -- Michael Chandler, Pat Curran, Emanuel Newton, Alexander Shlemenko, David Rickels -- I believe that they're going to come back and want to see them. I think the word spreads and more people want to see them because they put on great shows. So, I feel like we have very significant room for ratings growth. We've got the reality show coming this summer, which is another way to showcase Bellator with some great talent, because you've got Randy Couture, Frank Shamrock, Greg Jackson and Joe Warren, which is kind of an amazing lineup of coaches. It'll be a very strategic look at how they do their business and how they train and how guys bring different approaches. All those things are going to continue to help build the ratings.
Sherdog.com: Speaking of the reality show, is "Fight Master" done filming?Kay: We've completed filming and we're in post-production now. The only thing left is the final outcome between the two guys, but that happens later. That will happen live on a Bellator card in September.
Sherdog.com: Is there a premiere date set for the show?Kay: We have not announced a premiere date yet. We'll probably announce that in a couple of weeks. It will run over the summer, and the finals of the reality series will actually happen at the beginning of the ninth season.
Sherdog.com: Is there more Bellator programming to come on Spike? Will there be highlight shows to fill the gaps between seasons?Kay: We did that "King Mo: Unrivaled" special. We're doing more of those on our champions that will line up with their next fights, and there are a couple other ideas out there. I'm talking to Frank Shamrock tomorrow about doing something to re-educate fans about Frank and his amazing career as we get ready to launch the reality series. So, there's a number of shows and programming ideas that you're going to start to see leading up to the reality series and the Summer Series.
The focus, for me, was like, the first season, let's promote the tournament, that it's on Spike, and let's make sure everybody knows where it is and what it is. Then, it's like, let's make sure we're doing the same for the reality series and be very focused about that. Then, we can roll out more shows and programming over the summer, once we've built up these stars. To ask the audience to watch shows about guys they don't know would not be a good idea. To ask the audience to watch shows about guys they've experienced and now seen fight, and dive deeper on them, I think is a really good idea.
Sherdog.com: You've described the Forrest Griffin-Stephan Bonnar fight on "The Ultimate Fighter" as a seminal moment. Do you think Bellator has had that moment yet, or is that yet to come?Kay: I think we had a lot of great fights. I mean, the Griffin-Bonnar fight is going to be tough to repeat. Remember, the sport, in terms of widely distributed cable TV, was in its infancy. That was the first season finale of "The Ultimate Fighter," which was a new show. There was a tremendous expectation. It's a legend now, right? So, it's going to be tough to repeat. When I look back on this season, I just think Emanuel Newton's knockout of King Mo was such a stunning moment for Bellator. Now, was it Griffin-Bonnar? No. I think that's still to come. But that was -- you know, I stood up. I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
Also, the first fight, Curran versus "Pitbull" [Patricio Freire], just set a standard for the fact that, if you tune in to Bellator, you're going to see great fighters in great fights. That's what we're trying to do here. Along the way, there's going to be some amazing fights, and that's what we want fans to know. If you tune in, every week, you're going to see some amazing fights on Bellator.
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SPARKS, Md., Feb. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The baking experts in the McCormick Kitchens are bringing two of the year's hottest color trends to the kitchen with flavorful treats in vibrant emerald, the color of the yeari, and an ombre cake inspired by fashion's color fade craze. In the spirit of St. Patrick's Day, McCormick is inviting everyone to give their holiday celebrations a splash of color and flavor with new recipes and a guide to tinting baked goods green in seven shades - from mint to emerald.
Emerald green may be this year's favorite color, but the demand for green food color isn't new. Each year, home bakers look to McCormick for minty-flavored, green recipes to enhance their St. Patrick's Day festivities. In fact, last year enough green food color was sold to tint more than 26.2 million cake pops emerald green and 2012 sales of pure peppermint extract increased more than 50 percent in the weeks leading up to St. Patrick's Day.ii
"Flavorful green treats have never been more in style," said Mary Beth Harrington of the McCormick Kitchens. "Whether you're baking with the family or adding bright color to a fun gathering, our green tinting guide and festive recipes will help you celebrate St. Patrick's Day with the color and flavor of the holiday – vivid green and refreshing peppermint."
Seven Shades of Green with McCormick Food Colors:
White Cake Mix (1 package, 15.25 to 18.05 oz): |
White Icing (1 can, 16 oz.): |
Mint Green |
9 drops Green + 3 drops Yellow |
6 drops Green + 2 drops Yellow |
Green Apple |
25 drops Neon Green + 2 drops Neon Blue |
50 drops Neon Green + 4 drops Neon Blue |
Neon Green |
15 drops Neon Green |
30 drops Neon Green |
Teal Green |
40 drops Blue + 16 drops Green |
20 drops Blue + 8 drops Green |
Garden Green |
50 drops Green +12 drops Yellow |
25 drops Green + 6 drops Yellow |
Shamrock Green |
50 drops Green + 4 drops Blue |
25 drops Green + 2 drops Blue |
Emerald Green |
200 drops Green (2 Teaspoons) |
100 drops Green (1 Teaspoon) |
Whether preparing for a classroom party or an at-home Irish fest, McCormick is the trusted source for the best results every time:
- Green Ombre Cake: Take the latest fashion trend to the kitchen with this simple recipe that's sure to leave guests color-crazed. Varying the drops of food color in three layers of cake made from a cake mix makes this fashionable delight achievable for bakers at any level.
- Pot of Gold Cookies: Hollow on the inside and filled with your favorite chocolate candies, kids of all ages can discover the end of the rainbow with these bountiful cookies.
- Luck o' the Irish Cake Pops: Give crowd-pleasing cake pops some St. Patrick's Day spirit with green food color. Decorate with shamrock sprinkles for a festive dessert, inside and out.
- Emerald Mint Milkshake: A hint of green and some Pure Peppermint Extract turn a classic milkshake into a refreshingly cool treat. You'd be lucky to get your hands on one of these!
- Green with Envy Cheesecake Bars: The name says it all! Contrasting layers of green, white and chocolaty brown get a hint of sophistication with invigorating Pure Peppermint Extract.
- Green Beer: Add 5-6 drops of green food color to 12 ounces of beer for a perfectly green drink.
For more ideas on how to transform St. Patrick's Day into a festive celebration in every shade of green, visit Facebook.com/McCormickSpice or McCormick.com, or join McCormick on Pinterest at Pinterest.com/mccormickspices for more creative ideas. Look for McCormick Food Colors and Extracts in the spice aisle of supermarkets and mass merchandisers nationwide.
To download food photography, visit the digital press room at www.mccormick.com/foodmedia.
About McCormick
McCormick & Company, Incorporated is a global leader in flavor. With $4 billion in annual sales, the company manufactures, markets and distributes spices, seasoning mixes, condiments and other flavorful products to the entire food industry – retail outlets, food manufacturers and foodservice businesses. Every day, no matter where or what you eat, you can enjoy food flavored by McCormick. McCormick Brings Passion to Flavor™. Visit McCormick.com and Facebook.com/McCormickSpice for more information.
i Source: "Pantone Reveals Color of the Year for 2013: PANTONE 17-5641 Emerald," Pantone.com, Dec 6, 2012.
ii Source: Patrick's Day U.S. Retail Sales are defined as three weeks prior to St. Patrick's Day, ending Sunday March 18, 2012.
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Nintendo takes aim at Apple as its next competitor
The Big N's been in an aggressive mood lately. Not content with the latest report of a profit dip in six years, Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata had some choice words to say to company rivals.
How far has Mr. Iwata gone? Not only does he claim dominance over Sony, he's put them aside and replaced them with Apple as the "enemy of the future". Serious business! This stemming from the fact that Nintendo's intended demographic (such as older males and high school girls) expressed their interest in an iPhone over a DS. Sony and Microsoft are also trying to get in on the family-friendly pie while Nintendo tries to deal with the App Store's quantity-over-quality selection.
Even though Nintendo's consoles are dedicated gaming machines, they've been light on features compared to what PSP, PS3, 360, Zune, and iDevices offer. It's quite possible that Iwata is very serious as he has stated interest into a free mobile network similar to that of Amazon's Kindle with 3G. It'll bump up the cost of hardware but can you complain about free online gaming wherever you go?
Go Nintendo!
MS doesn't sound fond of committing to a new format until they're sure they can recover their investment at a faster rate. While they threw out quite a bit of cash on the first Xbox that wasn't the plan for them originally.
Nintendo has been aware of the benefits of multimedia for quite some time. They had a camera of the Gameboy Color afterall way back when :/ they just know that the consumers are willing to pay a premium to add these things on or they'll rebuy the hardware just to get the latest features (DS to DS Lite to DSi to DSi XL to DSi 3D) which is a shame.
There's no way anyone in their right mind will try to go optical for storage again. UMD was a failure beyond belief as movie studios dumped it and demanded compensation from Sony for the format bombing on them. The PSP GO also makes it troublesome to see optical formats coming to light again.
(Of course they could also announce one at E3)
So I do think that the next generation of DS will possibly be a 'multimedia console' like Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) or even like iPhone, iTouch or Mini iPad to entice all sorts of gadget fan base.
At the same time, Sony and Apple will also continue to improve their products by combing versatility and portability with all sorts of new features.
All in all, Nintendo ought to adopt multimedia functions (perhaps even with optical drive) if the company truly wants to compete with Apple or perhaps Sony in the far-off future:)
P.S. I wonder why Microsoft still have not decided to produce portable gaming console. Think of Mass Effect, Halo and Gears of War on the go???
quote Omar ZafraEh what? OpenGL 2.0 is supported on most modern smartphones and Flash 10.1 is rolling out to Google OS users in a month now :/ contrary to whatever Jobs has spun they base most of their SDK and code off of existing work. I'm failing to see how they feel it's competition when the devices price themselves so far out of regular consumer reach.I think now that Apple is really gearing up its SDK for ultimate innovation and looking straight at the future with amazing graphics API's and tools
quote Omar ZafraThey'll bring a new market to life by being a bit more accessible compared to Sony and Nintendo but they're essentially in a different market. When they shake the image of fart apps and crude gaming in the majority of the marketplace they'll be able to move forward. The Droid suffers from the same issue, the few gems are covered by the piles of trash running around. We don't need 45 versions of tetris and bejeweled.I think you will see Apple will definitely give Nintendo a run for its money. I am confident Apple will prevail
I'm rooting for Nintendo. I'm certain they can do it.
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Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)
Tahrir Square Shrouded In Smoke Teargas Clouds
in immediate
protest response
to Mubarak's
awaited late-night
television address
one eyewitness
reported a
small seed fire
had been set
at the Mogama
building housing
in central
Tahrir square
which was
shrouded by clouds
of smoke teargas
Mubarak in his first
public appearance
since unrest
broke out
four days before
said on state
television 'It is not
by setting fire
and by attacking
and public property
that we achieve
the aspirations
of Egypt
and its sons,
but they will
be achieved
through dialogue,
and effort.'
of protesters
will be achieved
through effort
dialogue in Egypt
with Mubarak gone...
Copyright © Terence George Craddock
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