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point proves that WWE was smart in wanting to protect him. You have to trust the talent. To me, it seems like WWE just had a meeting over wrestler protection that Monday and this was the first case of it in action, taking it too far.
It seems Orton and Bryan, who have had a great series together, are both the target of a ton of safety concerns for WWE. Both recently got fined for a chair shot that Bryan took to the head from Orton. Guess the Kendo Shots to the head didn't get press huh WWE?
WWE has had several problems in fairness when it comes to this as well.
Think about it. Did Cena or Lesnar get fined when they bled and both targeted the head? Cena even hit Lesnar in the head with a chain. Which is just as dangerous as the chair.
It's the stigma of the steel chair that WWE is being completely idiotic about. While they did nothing about Cena/Lesnar, they did fine Triple H for using a chair to hit Undertaker in their Wrestlemania match around the same time.
Double standard? Hell yes!
The one with Orton and Bryan was more accidental as well. It seemed that Orton was not prepared for Bryan to come the way he did. He swung the chair then backed it off when he saw Bryan coming head first to protect him. Yet they fine Bryan for that? An accident that was on Orton?
If it was planned, which I also think happened with Undertaker/Triple H, you'd think everyone involved knew the policy. And you'd also think that Vince McMahon allowed the spot as most of that type of stuff would go through him. Especially in the case of Taker/Triple H. If anyone knew the policy it would be Triple H. Who was pretty douche like going by his statements in regards to the head shot policy when he himself broke it under the same policy.
WWE has not released how much anyone was fined. This makes most people think WWE is just covering their own tails by announcing a fine on WWE.com, and not doing a press release to all stock holders and news outlets. And to others, it's just something people think is an addition to the Bryan/Orton story. In the end, most feel no one has been fined over head shots done.
While this may or may not be true when it comes to fines being given for real, my problem always comes down to when things are overly done. If you're told to do something or told its okay to do, yet get fined for it, that's idiotic to me.
Sure, WWE Superstars aren't hurting for money. Just like NFL players aren't hurting for money usually. But the principle of the thing is still valid. No fines should be given if one is told to or Okayed to do something. And double standards should also be eliminated. If you must fine or punish someone, make it fair to all stars. I don't expect you to suspend John Cena, but if he fails a drug policy, I want his happy butt off my TV for a month.
Overkill when it comes to match safety should also be analyzed too. We've seen how it's started to ruin the game for the NFL fans. Why do the same for wrestling when you can protect, but not go too far with it?
I get that safety is a good thing for the wrestler. But, trust them to take care of themselves in a ring and only get involved when it's very necessary such as when there is an obvious break, X put up, or major gash that of Mercury level. Anything more, you will ruin the product I love.
Rant over. Let me know your thoughts on WWE's Wrestler protection Policy. Too far or just enough?
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Widely feted for his willingness to take artistic chances, Conrad L. Hall ranked high on the list of great American cinematographers working in the 1960s and 1970s. His list of credits was daunting, e...
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It Happened One Christmas | Cinematographer | n/a | 1 | |
Tell Them Who You Are | 2005 | Actor | Himself | 20057 |
Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography | 1993 | Actor | Himself | 19937 |
Love Affair | 1994 | Director | (Tahiti) | 4 |
Jennifer Eight | 1992 | Director | 2nd unit director | 4 |
Wild Seed | 1964 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Jennifer Eight | 1992 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Divorce American Style | 1967 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Incubus | 1964 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Morituri | 1965 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid | 1969 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Marathon Man | 1976 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here | 1969 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
The Happy Ending | 1969 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Hell in the Pacific | 1968 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Without Limits | 1998 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
The Day of the Locust | 1974 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
A Civil Action | 1998 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Road to Perdition | 2002 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
The Professionals | 1965 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Catch My Soul | 1972 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Cool Hand Luke | 1967 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
American Beauty | 1999 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Searching for Bobby Fischer | 1993 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Tequila Sunrise | 1988 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
It Happened One Christmas | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 | |
Love Affair | 1994 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Electra Glide in Blue | 1972 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Harper | 1966 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Class Action | 1991 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Fat City | 1971 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Smile | 1974 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
In Cold Blood | 1967 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Black Widow | 1987 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
Sleepy Hollow | 1999 | Director of Photography | (New York unit) | 1 |
Trilogy | 1969 | Director of Photography | n/a | 1 |
The Rose | 1978 | Photography | n/a | 1 |
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Born on family estate in Tahiti |
Contributed additional photography to "The Rose" |
Directed TV commercials during his hiatus from feature films |
First film as director of photography, "My Brother Down There/Running Target"; also shared screenplay credit with director Weinstein and producer Couffer |
Returned to features as director of photography on "Black Widow" |
Served as director of photography on Sam Mendes' "American Beauty"; garnered second Oscar |
Included as a subject of the documentary "Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography" |
Formed Canyon Films, a small production company with two USC classmates (Marvin R Weinstein and Jack C Couffer); made industrials, commercials, etc; entered industry by selling prize-winning class project, "Sea Theme", to television |
Served as an assistant cameraman and camera operator for Robert Surtees, Ted McCord and Ernest Haller, among other directors of photography |
Shared cinematography credit on "Edge of Fury" with Weinstein and Couffer |
Received first Oscar nomination for Best Cinematography (Black-and-White) for "Morituri" |
Worked as director of photography on the ABC series "Stoney Burke" (1962-1963) and "The Outer Limits" (1963-1965) |
Again collaborated with Towne for the writer-director's "Without Limits" |
Reteamed with Schlesinger for "Marathon Man", scripted by Goldman; last film as director of photography for over a decade |
With Haskell Wexler formed Wexler-Hall Inc in the mid-1970s; company produced commercials for clients like Buick and Miller Beer |
Shot "Cool Hand Luke", starring Newman |
Served as Kodak cinematographer in residence at UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television |
Was director of photography on "Love Affair", the third screen version of this romantic story; directed by Glenn Gordon Caron; Robert Towne was one of the screenwriters |
Shot footage for feature films including Disney's "The Living Desert" (1953) |
Served as director of phootography for John Huston's "Fat City" |
First mainstream feature as director of photography, "The Wild Seed" |
Reteamed with Brooks for "The Happy Ending" |
Served as director of photography for Steve Zaillian's directorial debut "Searching for Bobby Fischer"; earned seventh Academy Award nomination |
Received eighth Oscar nomination for work on "A Civil Action", written and directed by Zaillian |
Earned sixth Oscar nomination for Robert Towne's "Tequila Sunrise" |
Initial film with actor Paul Newman, "Harper"; also first association with screenwriter William Goldman; marked first film shot in color |
Honored with the American Society of Cinematographers Lifetime Achievement Award |
Acted as director of photography for Mendes' " Road to Perdition" |
First film with director John Schlesinger, "The Day of the Locust"; earned a Best Cinematography Academy Award nomination |
Garnered an Oscar nod for Brooks' "In Cold Blood", shot in black-and-white; first year only one cinematography award given |
Won Best Cinematography Oscar for "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid", which reteamed him with both Newman and Goldman |
Earned second Oscar nomination for Best Cinematography (Color) for "The Professionals"; first film with director Richard Brooks |
Conrad "Connie" Lafcadio Hall (a name chosen in tribute to writers Joseph Conrad and Patrick Lafcadio Hearn) was born in Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia on June 21, 1926 to a part-Polynesian mother. His father was writer James Norman Hall, best known for co-authoring the Bounty Trilogy, which included 1932's renowned Mutiny on the Bounty, with Charles Nordhoff. After spending part of his childhood on the island, Conrad Hall attended private school in California and was accepted at the University of South California. He had initially planned to become a journalist, but eventually decided to switch his studies to film, which he figured would be an easier route to a degree. To his surprise, Hall soon developed a genuine passion for the power of cinematic imagery and decided to seek a career as a cameraman. After apprenticing under various seasoned cameramen, Hall earned his first motion picture DP credit with the crime drama "Edge of Fury," which was made in 1953 but sat unreleased for five years. Recurring employment came when producers Leslie Stevens and Joseph Stefano enlisted him as a regular director of photography on their classic horror/science fiction series "The Outer Limits" (ABC, 1963-65). Hall shot 15 episodes of the program, including such highly-praised episodes as "The Architects of Fear" and "The Man with the Power." Limited television budgets and schedules did not allow for the formal perfection that distinguished major studio production from the Golden Age of Hollywood, thus creative people were needed who could think on their feet and do the best with what was available. Hall's time on the program no doubt encouraged him to experiment and test the limits of what he could do with lighting and film stock, which would become one of his most distinctive trademarks.
Hall returned to motion picture assignments, earning his first Academy Award nomination for the World War II drama "Morituri" (1965). A second nomination came via Richard Brooks' superb "men on a mission" Western "The Professionals" (1966), for which Hall captured the various scorching desert vistas in impressive fashion while also doing an excellent job with low light exterior sequences filmed in actual near darkness, rather than the old "day for night" ruse that rarely convinced. He also provided somewhat less distinctive, but highly professional work on the Paul Newman hits "Harper" (1966) and "Cool Hand Luke" (1967). The latter was notable for including shots where sunlight shone into the camera creating "lens flare," something that was previously considered a photographic error and was almost always edited out. However, its use in "Luke" helped to emphasize the oppressively hot location where the storyline's prisoners were forced to labor and such flares eventually became a fairly common cinematic device. By 1967, Hollywood was moving away from black and white, but Hall's striking widescreen monochrome compositions were a highlight of "In Cold Blood" (1967), Richard Brooks' stark adaptation of the Truman Capote bestseller. The film was one of the strongest of its year and Hall's widely praised camerawork (which made superbly atmospheric use of contrast and deep black shadows and included an iconic set-up where reflected rain streamed down star Robert Blake's face) earned him another Oscar nomination.
The statuette was finally his thanks to Hall's stellar lensing of the Newman and Redford blockbuster "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" (1969), a production also important in Hall's personal life, as female lead Katherine Ross would soon become his second wife. After taking a break from motion picture duties, Hall returned for John Huston's "Fat City" (1972) and "Electra Glide in Blue" (1973), two offbeat efforts from the days when major studios routinely took chances on potentially uncommercial projects. Both were triumphs on technical and performance levels, but failed at the box office. Hall was also behind the camera for actor Patrick MacGoohan's directorial debut "Catch My Soul" (1974), but the rock opera version of The mystery/thriller "Black Widow" (1987) marked Hall's return to features and his gorgeous compositions for Robert Towne's "Tequila Sunrise" (1988) earned yet another nomination. Hall's credits in the 1990s were on films whose plots generally did not call for dazzling camerawork, but "Class Action" (1991), "Jennifer Eight" (1992), and "Searching for Bobby Fischer" (1993) were among the movies that benefitted from his skills and a pair of additional nominations resulted. "American Beauty" (1999) was the directorial debut of Sam Mendes, who found an ideal collaborator in the veteran DP and the visually intoxicating drama won five Oscars, including Best Picture and a Best Cinematography statue for Hall - who gave audiences one of the decade's most memorable and ethereal shots with a naked Mena Suvari surrounded and covered by red rose petals. In light of their excellent relationship, Hall signed on to the director's next project, "Road to Perdition" (2002). Set in 1930s Chicago, the graphic novel adaptation was well served by Hall's camerawork, which often dazzled without overwhelming the storyline or the performances. While it failed to duplicate the success of "American Beauty," "Road" was certainly a professional triumph for Hall and resulted in a third Oscar. Sadly, it proved to his final feature film credit as he succumbed to liver cancer on Jan. 4, 2003. In the months following his passing, Hall was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and was chosen by the International Cinematographers Guild as one of the 10 Most Influential Cinematographers alongside such distinguished lensers as Gordon Willis, James Wong Howe, Haskell Wexler and Vilmos Zsigmond. His son, Conrad W. Hall, went on to establish his own career as a DP, with such features as "Panic Room" (2002), "The Punisher" (2004), and "Olympus Has Fallen" (2013) to his credit. By John Charles
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James Hall | Father | Born April 22, 1887; wrote Mutiny on the Bounty; Died July 6, 1951 |
Kate Hall | Daughter | |
Sarah Hall | Mother | |
Naia Hall | Daughter | |
Conrad Hall | Son | Born Nov. 13, 1958; mother, Virginia Schwartz |
Susan Kowarsh-Hall | Wife | Married until his death Jan. 4, 2003 |
Katharine Ross | Wife | Married June 1, 1969; Divorced 1974 |
Nancy Rutgers | Sister | |
Virginia Schwartz | Wife | Married 1952; Divorced 1968 |
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Updated Aug 17, 2007 at 09:06 AM
I have always wondered why outdoor writers and anglers have found themselves so fixated over the gill plates of a snook. Reams of paper have been devoted, and wasted, on insisting unless one is armed with a mono leader of hundreds of pounds, or wire, you will certainly be ''cut off'' by the gill plates.
Your story in the Aug. 12, 2007 Tribune prompted me to write. Just north of the terminal end of the gill plate of a snook lies what I will call that portion of the gill plate which has caused such misconception. Its sharp edge points to the tail of the fish. The great majority of hooked snook swim forward not backward. Hooked fish swim against the restraining fishing line. In a great many instances, if not in every instance of a hooked snook, the leader never touches the gill plate. The only exception which comes to mind is when a hooked snook jumps and flares its gills. Then, exists the potential, particularly if the angler ''bows'' to the fish thus placing slack into the line, for the leader/line to become entangled in that portion of the gill plate located north of the terminal end of the gill plate. If such entanglement occurs, your famous ''cut-off'' results.
I am convinced after many, many years of fishing the writings on gill plate cut-offs are more myth than fact unless, of course, hooked snook have learned to swim backwards.
What outdoor writers seem to regularly neglect from their snook writings is informing the angling public of the devastating effect on mono leaders, sans those of 100-pound test and above, by the lips of the snook. At the lip is where the vast majority of snook ''cut-offs'' occur, not on the north end of the gill plate.
I'd like to hear from you if you think otherwise.
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I don't disagree that the rough jaws of the snook do sandpaper their way through mono leaders, particularly lighter ones. However, I do think that in numerous cases where the leader breaks on the first run of the fish, as the fish is going away, that the leader can come over the shoulder of the fish, and in that case could easily be cut by the gill plate. In cases where the broken leader shows no roughness or sanding, it seems to be fairly likely that the cutoff was on the gill plates rather than on the jaws, to me. On the other hand, I brought this up with Scott Moore, and he said he thinks 90 percent of the cutoffs are on the jaws. In any case, thanks for sharing your thoughts, and tight lines. FS
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Good Morning Frank—Did you used to work in the Houston, Tx. area as a sports writer? Your name sounds very familiar to me. I'm new to Tampa from the Texas Gulf Coast area and am looking for easily accessible spots to wade fish. You've written several articles on it, but I've not had much luck locating the exact points of entry into the water. Any help you could give me would be appreciated. I'm interested in Cockroach Bay, Simmons Park, and either end of Sunshine Skyway Bridge and Courtney Campbell Parkway (which restaurants are you referring too?). Sincerely, Ted Bishop
Ted: I used to work for Southern Outdoors and a number of other BASS publications, which is probably where you've heard my name. In any case, Cockroach Bay is at the west end of Cockroach Bay Road off U.S. 41 south of Ruskin. The trick here is to wade along the north shore until you round the mangrove point—then, you have miles of shallow water flats where you'll find reds and snook. At Simmons Park north of Ruskin, it's tougher—you have to wade or swim across the canal that's on the northeast side, and then you gain access to more than a mile of mangrove shoreline—very good snook area. At the Skyway, you can park on the south end and wade either side—the farther you go from the parking area, the better the fishing. And at Courtney Campbell, I like the rocks out in front of the Rusty Pelican. Tricky wading in there—it's easy to fall. But there are plenty of reds and the occasional snook. The east end of the bay here near the big hotel is also a good redfish wading area. Hope this helps. FS
Try Gandy For Sharks
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Dear Frank: My family and I and a friend of the family have been fishing a lot at the Skyway Pier. Mostly the south pier. We have been trying for shark mainly, but go for whatever we can get. The problem we have been running into is the sharks haven't been hitting like we want. For baits I've been using mullet, bonita, jack and threadfins. I've tried chum blocks with no success. I've spoken to countless people at bait and tackle shops looking for advice. Some has been good and some has been bad. Do you have any suggestions for bait, chum, or a better place to go? We mainly go at night on the weekends. Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tom in St. Pete
Tom: Give the Gandy Friendship Trail Bridge a try; that area has lots of bull sharks after dark, in there feeding on ladyfish attracted by the lights. Best bait is ladyfish, naturally, which you can catch on a small jig. It's sometimes possible to actually see the sharks cruising the light line, and then pitch a cut ladyfish in front of them. Then, HANG ON! Tight lines. FS
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Posted Jul 5, 2007 by Frank Sargeant
Updated Jul 5, 2007 at 08:43 AM
Mr. Sargeant, I have read tons of your articles and have always found them knowledgeable and entertaining. I have recently fished the heck out of Fort DeSoto without very much luck, I'm afraid. I'm just not understanding what's keeping me from the fish this year. I have heard about better snook fishing a little farther north, but I must be cursed this year. I really need some sure-fire stuff. Can you help me out? - James
James, I'd try getting out there at dawn and walking the beach near Bunce's Pass, casting ahead as you walk within 5 to 15 feet of the sand. A DOA Shrimp of a Mirrodine would be a good choice. Best action is likely to be on the two or three days just after a new or full moon, on rising tide. Good luck! FS
Northern Areas Yield Good Action
Posted Jun 28, 2007 by Frank Sargeant
Updated Jun 28, 2007 at 02:31 PM
Dear Frank, It is obvious that the saltwater fishing is not so hot above Tarpon, but just once could you guys throw us a bone and show areas in Pasco and Hernando? If there are places to wade above Green Key, we non-boaters would be tickled pink that someone knew we existed. Thank you, Leonard Reiss
Leonard: Fishing is great above Tarpon Springs, and I fish there often. In the past few months we've had pieces on the trout fishing up in your area, and on the trout at Homosassa, among others. Of course, wading can be a problem up there, particularly north of Hernando Beach, because of the vast marshes that guard the area. I know quite a few people who do well fishing off the Honeymoon Causeway, north side for trout and around the undercuts for snook. Right now, in that area, best bet would be to go to Honeymoon and fish the beaches for snook—walk all the way up to the north end, fishing as you go, on a rising tide. Cast within 10 feet of the beach ahead of you as you go with a Tsunami 4 inch swimbait or a Mirrodine - you'll hook up. Tight lines. Frank Sargeant


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Demand for the HP4 has surpassed expectations, according to BMW.
Munich. In October, BMW Motorrad sold 7.7% more vehicles than in the equivalent month last year. 7,596 units (prev. yr.: 7,050 units) were supplied to customers worldwide last month. As of October, vehicle supplies total 93,540 motorcycles and maxi scooters (prev. yr.: 93,942 units / -0.4 %).
Heiner Faust, BMW Motorrad Head of Sales and Marketing: "At the end of the 2012 season, the motorcycle markets are showing considerable variations. Due to economic conditions development of the major markets Italy and Spain has been much weaker than expected. The markets of Northern and Eastern Europe have also been weaker than last year. However, we have been able to make up for this negative development with excellent sales in the USA, Brazil, other Latin American markets, Asia and Russia. Germany remains the single most important market by a wide margin. As of October, sales here are at the same high level as last year. In spite of difficult market developments, we are generally confident of being able to sell more vehicles by the end of the year than in the record-breaking previous year. This is an impressive result in view of the model change in connection with the volume model R 1200 GS. BMW Motorrad will now start supplying the maxi scooters C 650 GT and C 600 Sport overseas, too. Customer interest in our scooters has grown constantly in Europe since its market launch in the summer. And this December we will start supplying the new BMW HP4. Demand for our top-class supersports racer has clearly surpassed expectations."
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Luffy may want to go at it with Shanks but I don't think it'll be a serious fight either. Although I also think it'll be a great fight. Shanks is a Yonkou so he's not a push-over and will allow Luffy to fight with all of his strength. I expect something similar to happen with the rest of the crew members like Yassop vs Ussop for example. Does Shanks have an elite swordsman on board? I don't recall seeing anyone like that in his crew.
The chapter was pretty good though. The Land of Wano looks to be like the next setting for the upcoming arc. I hope Mononosuke joins the crew, Luffy to a liking to him similar to how he got Chopper. I mean, Dragon, come on. Also, Don Flamingo wasn't shown in this chapter. I wonder how he's going to interfere with the SH crew if he manages to get there on time.
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