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Perspectives on Shopping Involvement Symposia: Sport Shoppers an Important New Segment
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This special session considers shopping involvement within the context of a new typology that addresses the inadequacy of the traditional distinction between situational and dispositional factors in motivation. In the new typology, involvement ranges from situational excitement, through enduring enthusiasm, to obsessive fixation and beyond. In our study Sport Shoppers: An Important New Segment, we attempted to explore a unique retail shopper for whom shopping is similar to sports participation in that the shoppers compete for great deals, they train to improve their performance, they experience a "high" when they perform well, and they are able to recreate that feeling both by continuing to compete and by sharing the tales of their successes with others.
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The future of San Francisco will be written in District 10. Who's ready to be the next supervisor?
02.23.10 - 5:29 pm | Sarah Phelan |
The Bayview's attractive to developers, but some fear the price will be the community's diversity and affordability.PHOTO BY JUDITH CALSON
"If we don't end up at the table, we'll end up on the menu," Wesley Smith warned, as she stopped to chat with a group of young men, who were worried they would pushed out of the Alice Griffith rebuild through the criteria being established.
"Fred Blackwell, the executive director of the Redevelopment Agency, assures me that's not the case, but Alice Griffith is a Housing Authority property, and empty promises have the potential to be great promises provided they are made in writing," Wesley Smith said as we walked out of the projects and onto the road where a yellow and black sign announced "flooded" next to Candlestick Point park, where Lennar wants to build.
Malia Cohen expressed concern about Hope SF residents, as we drove through the Sunnydale housing project.
"We have to be diligent and mindful that people are not pushed out," Cohen said, noting the sweeping views at Gleneagles golf course above Sunnydale, and the value of housing for a golf course community. "When public housing gets taken offline, we must work with Redevelopment and the Housing Authority to make sure no one is changing the rules halfway. We have to make sure the talks and walks line up. We need to be equal partners. We cannot be bulldozed by City Hall."
Geoffrea Morris is a Calworks employee, at the Southeast Community College facility on Oakdale, which was built to mitigate the city's expansion of the sewage plant in 1987. She cited concerns about the literacy levels of people who live in the 2200 public housing units that cluster D10. "A lot of people in Alice Griffith don't even know the dates or when it's going to be reconstructed," Morris said. "Folks like to be told stuff like that, but the city gives you a stack of papers. Some will read them, but others rely on folks they think are trustworthy. They need stuff in layman's terms written on one sheet of paper."
Morris is a fan of the Internet who posted a community survey online, and made sure every housing project got some literature telling people to get informed. She worries about the digital divide in D10:
"A lot of folks don't have computers and access to important information," Morris said. "And let's talk about the way 'affordable' is used to trick people."
Michael Cohen, Newsom's top economic adviser, recently stated in a memo that over the expected 15-20 year phased build out, Lennar's Candlestick-Shipyard development would include, "up to 10,500 residential units, about 32 percent of which (3,345) will be offered at below market rates."
"But 892 units of this 'affordable category' will be sold to folks earning $100,000," Morris said. "So if you subtract 892 units from affordable unit category, you're back to 25 percent affordable."
Candidate Kristine Enea, an attorney and a former RAB member, chairs the India Basin Neighborhood Association, which administers a US EPA grant to hire experts to translate the Navy's cleanup documents into plain English and comment on them She was frustrated by the Navy's decision to dissolve the RAB.
"The lack of a forum does nothing to bolster the community's trust in the cleanup or the redevelopment process," Enea said.
Enea generally supports the Lennar project, but has concerns about whether it will adequately mitigate increased car traffic, or result in commercial development that benefits her neighborhood.
"India basin is a pocket of Hunters Point right along the shoreline," Enea said. "Right now, we have no shops or restaurants, no ATM, no groceries, nothing beyond one liquor store and a few industrial businesses.
Potrero Boosters president Tony Kelly told us that District 10 residents can think for themselves. "D10 residents don't need to rely on corporations to solve their problems," he said.
I always laugh when The Guardian periodically moans about the state of District 10. The concern of The Guardian staff, as shown in this article, extends as far as wondering if D-10's voters will do the "right" thing and put a "progressive" on the Board of Supervisors - therefore enabling all of The Guardian's preferred legislation to be rammed past a mayoral veto - which somehow means the voters of D-10 are going to benefit how exactly? The white progressives who control the Democratic party in this city don't care about the concerns of black voters - if they did there would have been a larger hue and cry when urban renewal programs took place in the 1970s and destroyed much of black San Francisco.
And somehow I imagine that The Guardian was prolly applauding the loudest when the Navy left the Bayview back in the 1970s. Showing once again that blind adherence to ideology, in this case military=BAD, always trumps the concerns of the poor and minority voters of this city when it comes to The Guardian's advocacy.
Posted by Lucretia the Trollop on Feb. 23, 2010 @ 7:33 pm
Thank you Sarah for this in-depth article. The rest of the local media has largely ignored or glossed over these issues. Now's the time for all SF residents to fight in solidarity with D10 residents to ensure a positive, inclusive path (free of corporate meddling) leading up to elections.
Posted by Guest joe sciarrillo on Feb. 23, 2010 @ 11:13 pm
I don't understand...
Census data show that by 2000, Asians were the largest racial group in the district (30 percent), followed by blacks (29 percent), whites (26 percent), and Latinos (19 percent).
Although Bayview's population was 50 percent African American at the time of the 2000 census, it didn't turn out the vote.
Posted by Guest on Feb. 24, 2010 @ 9:54 am
District 10 is comprised of more than just the Bayview district. District 10 includes Dog Patch, Central Waterfront, parts of Potrero. Bayview district is 50% black, but the District 10 is only 29% black. I hope this helps.
Posted by Guest on May. 03, 2010 @ 3:10 pm
From a progressive standpoint, we can quickly eliminate Malia Cohen (tight with Newsom) and Lynette Sweet (supported toxic gentrification under Lennar as Redevelopment president) from the running.
So what about Eric Smith?
While Smith is attending scads of events selling his candidacy and at least subtly hinting (but -only- hinting) that he is critical of Lennar corporation's role in the Bayview, there are some big red flags with Smith's candidacy.
I first learned about Smith when, as an environmental organizer, I became progressively more and more alarmed by the insane push to switch combustion engines to crop based biofuels and started working to stop it. (If you don't get why biofuels are incredibly bad, go to http://biofuelwatch.org.uk/ and you will quickly discover why they must be abandoned immediately before they do even more harm to the planet than global warming itself).
Because of severe crises created by crop biofuels both Berkeley and Seattle have canceled their biodiesel programs, and San Francisco is now, futilely, attempting to come up with some sort of 'sustainable' standard for biofuels, which is essentially impossible. Biofuels cannot and -must- not ever become a large industry.
Yet as a member of the Biodiesel Access Taskforce, Eric Smith has continued to push hard for biodiesel to become a 10 million gallon per year booming industry in San Francisco, even in the face of growing overwhelming evidence that biofuels are a disaster.
And In a desperate attempt to save that industry from criticism for burning crop based fuels, Smith and others on the Taskforce have pushed for an even more alarming biofuel option; to make biodiesel out of 'waste' slaughterhouse parts from the vastly -more- environmentally destructive factory farm meat, dairy, egg, and fishing industries.
The absolute last thing this planet needs is for the factory animal farming and fishing industries to get a huge profit boost from selling animal based biodiesel as the price of oil goes up.
The troubling thing about Smith as a candidate, is that when I started spreading the word that a toxic, animal parts rendering biodiesel plant was being pushed on the Bayview Hunters point in District 10 without environmental review, District 10 residents emailed Smith to get his opinion.
Luckily I got copied on Smith's response, in which he deceptively backpedaled and claimed he was neutral on the plant (when in fact he had been an ardent supporter) and then he even flat out lied to that potential voter claiming that he had heard that the animal parts that would be used to produce fuel at the plant would come from local restaurants and 'Safeways', when Smith knew full well that the bulk of the biodiesel feedstock would come from factory farm slaughterhouses. I know that he knew this. because I had just publicly debated him on the point at Biodiesel Taskforce meeting just a couple of weeks before, in which he admitted, and tried to justify, the use of slaughterhouse wastes.
So while Smith may be hinting at having better policy positions, we need to take a deep breath and seriously question whether or not to elect yet another D-10 supervisor who will say one thing to the public, while pulling maneuvers behind the scenes for destructive industries.
We need a true progressive to step out in District 10 and clearly commit to be a solid champion for the community against corporate and developer schemes and abuses.
And top on the list toward that commitment is to say loudly and clearly, repeatedly, in public, that she or he will not rest until Lennar Corporation is kicked out of San Francisco and District 10 permanently.
Posted by Eric Brooks on Feb. 24, 2010 @ 11:22 am
So, the Navy left in 1974. That's over 35 years ago. Why is that responsible for black unemployment today? No one under 50 could ever have worked for the Navy, so why is the Navy leaving still an excuse for black unemployment?
It's the same in Richmond, by the way, The shipyards closed 50 years ago, but that event is still the excuse for black unemployment in Richmond.
Grow up! Stop putting the blame on everything except where it belongs: dropping out of school, drugs, gangs, "acting white", 80% of kids born to barely "educated" young women. THOSE are the sources of poverty in the black underclass.
Poor, immigrant Asian kids go to the same crappy schools as poor blacks but the Asians do well. But most Asian families put a premium on academic success.
I would also put to you that the reason blacks leave SF is to get away from the crime, gangs and drugs. They, like everyone else, want to raise their kids in a better environment. No one is forcing them to leave.
Posted by Guest on Feb. 24, 2010 @ 12:30 pm
Hi there,
I totally agree to your comment about the D10 article. The black unemployment, crime and gangs has nothing to do with NAVY leaving 35 years ago, it is redicilious how they blame it to the pass instead of addressing real issues and current core of the problems.
Glad someone has objective standpoint!!!
Thanks again!
Posted by Guest on Feb. 27, 2010 @ 11:02 am
Note to D10 Candidates: D10 is more then just the Bayview Hunters Point and Potrero Hill....
Posted by Guest from Vis Valley on Feb. 24, 2010 @ 1:22 pm
Just to clarify:
"Census data show that by 2000, Asians were the largest racial group in the district (30 percent), followed by blacks (29 percent), whites (26 percent), and Latinos (19 percent)." These statistics refer to the whole of District 10.
"Although Bayview's population was 50 percent African American at the time of the 2000 census, it didn't turn out the vote."
This statistic refers to the Bayview on its own, as a neighborhood within D. 10.
Hope that helps.
Posted by Guest Sarah on Feb. 24, 2010 @ 5:50 pm
This so-called forgotten district was where no white folks wanted to live when it was a Navy junkyard, and when white folks wanted to gentrify the Fillmore/WA. Well, now the white folks want that "glorious weather," "fantastic views," "commercial potential," and all those other white values, and reclaim what was previously considered a nuisance to SF. Hey, make up your mind!
Posted by FlipFloppers on Feb. 24, 2010 @ 11:57 pm
Great article. Thank you Sarah. The City and D10 benefit greatly from the sunshine.
What D 10 needs in my opinion is strong leadership. As Sarah outlines well, the opportunities and challenges facing D 10 are greater than any other district in the City.
Eric Smith brings a rare combination of passion, experience and a get it done attitude.
D 10 would be very fortunate to have Eric Smith help lead it into a brigher future.
Posted by Eric Bowen on Feb. 25, 2010 @ 9:41 am
If Eric Smith is so good for D-10. Let's see him prove it.
Let's see him make a rock solid public commitment to oppose Lennar Redevelopment contracts and projects in every single vote if he's elected, and to work diligently, without ever backing down, to eject Lennar from the City.
Posted by Eric Brooks on Feb. 26, 2010 @ 3:40 am
What a cosmic alignment in this edition of the bay guardian. Between this article and the article and editorial about prop 16 and the Evil PG&E taking over the world again the question of what to do about and with the forgotten district is simple. Forget about all the developer and politician schemes to line their onw pockets and screw over the current residents. All you gotta do is vote yes on prop 16 and the whole disaster will be put on hold until the voters can decide what to do with development there. Yes on prop 16, save california from developers aND POLITICIANS.
Posted by Guest The Marxist Republican evil one on Feb. 27, 2010 @ 5:41 pm
I am an African American male, resident of D10, and native San Franciscan and the controversy, and uproar over this election and the future of D10 should not be about race at all. D10 as a whole Potrero Hill, Dogpatch, Hunters Point, Bayview, Visitacion Valley is no longer a black neighborhood. Bayview/Hunters Point may still remain predominantly African American (for now) but preserving that should not be the responsibility of government, or public policy. If it is the will of people to be in a place then it is a matter of them doing their best to exercise that will.
When people want to complain about the desires of "white progressives" and want to continue to lean on the issues of black crime, black unemployment, and gentrification they are ultimately guilty of keying on just Bayview/HP/India Basin and trying to make an election for an entire district about public policy assuming responsibility for the failings of a community. Sure the Navy departure had a massive ripple effect as well as the industrial business exodus, but when we cut to the chase of people being forced out, we are not talking about people who have secured a future, home, and life only to have it be taken away by eminent domain, (as in past redevelopment pushes), what we really are talking about is those in public housing. And while not all are guilty of the same circumstance, many of those in jeopardy of losing traction, have long put themselves in that place, if only because they counted on the lack of any outside interest in the ongoings of BVHP.
Well that interest is front and center now and has been coming since 1993 when the light rail was first announced. It gained steam with a new baseball stadium, and a mission bay master plan, is working its way through Potrero Hill and Dogpatch is upon BVHP and with no plans of stopping till it finishes in Visitacion Valley. Yes the Navy leaving 35 years ago was a blow, with huge ripple effects, and was clearly a precipitating event, but it was the response of people, and lack of response of government that created BVHP (specifically) as you see it today. The loss of jobs, spiked unemployment without a doubt, which was detrimental to such an unincorporated part of the City, but what it gave way to was a generation that followed and got caught up in the wild wave of drugs, gangs, broken families, death, and economic failure to advance and overwhelming apathy about carving out a new means of survival based on achievement, instead of settling for just "getting over." And more importantly "getting over" on the dime of public subsistence and neighborhood enterprise while waiting for jobs, opportunity, to come to the BVHP.
It doesnt take much study to see an older generation of African Americans in the Bayview who worked hard, saved, bought homes, raised families, and then to see their children who fell victim to lack of achievement, which they have then passed on to the generation to follow. So while policy and events may have set that in motion, it ultimately comes down to a community for not finding a new way not to follow the path that it is currently on. And that is what this election is about, not just for BVHP but for all of D10. D10 moving forward represents the possibility for incorporation, it means changing the path of a community, with the possibility for residential, commercial, economic, environmental expansion/redevelopment. Of course none of that should be steam-rolled over the people but for too long BVHP especially has stood in its own way, asking "what about me" when for far too long there has been an attitude the city owes those who have lived under harsh conditions a fresh start when they themselves have made no efforts to create that start themselves.
This election is about voting for a new direction period. The old path is going to be smashed, because D10 is no longer going to remain that un-incorporated district, it is going to have an influx of people, and culture that will redefine who and what D10 is. History of course should not be forgotten, nor residents ignored, but neighborhoods are made not by street planning, but by neighbors fighting for a common place, ideal. Fight for that, vote for that.
Posted by Guest Rob on Mar. 01, 2010 @ 11:10 am
Rob, your comments were well thought out and rational. I am very interested in speaking with you in person for a radio documentary I am producing for SF State.
Please contact me at the email address provided with any questions you may have.
If anybody else is equally passionate about this subject (our documentary is currently focusing on the changing nature of the neighborhood), then please, feel free to contact me also.
Posted by Guest Nick Carpenter on Mar. 11, 2010 @ 2:37 pm
Rob, your comments were well thought out and rational. I am very interested in speaking with you in person for a radio documentary I am producing for SF State.
Please contact me at the email address provided with any questions you may have.
If anybody else is equally passionate about this subject (our documentary is currently focusing on the changing nature of the neighborhood), then please, feel free to contact me also.
Posted by Guest Nick Carpenter on Mar. 11, 2010 @ 2:37 pm
March 1, 2010
Tim Redmond, Editor / Steve Jones, News Editor
re SFBG cover story 2/24/10-3/2/10 The Battle for the Forgotten District
I haven't edited a paper since college many decades ago, but your lead story sets a record for poorly focused and incomplete facts. Where are the who, what, where, when facts presented, related to the theme and compared? No logical analysis and development occurs in your writer's lengthy meander. Steve Moss, one of the two, perhaps three, viable candidates isn't even given a 1st name when he appears toward the end of the 17th full page column, in a single sentence talking to the author in Farleys. Who edited this mess? Surely not TR whose analysis of PG&E dirty tricks political practice is always a readers' delight.
Speaking of which, you should probably do an in depth interview with the Editor-Owner of the Potrero View, Steve Moss, who knows how to talk the about specific concerns of District 10; e.g.
• Bayview-Hunters Point education.
• Portola: Over-development, lack of affordable housing, and poor public transportation.
• Potrero Hill: Home and automobile break-ins, parking, open space, under- grounding of electric transmission and distribution lines, development, and poor public transportation.
• Visitation Valley: Poor transportation.
Posted by Guest mgt keyes on Mar. 01, 2010 @ 12:13 pm
I met Dr. Calloway a few years ago when he ran for a seat on the Board of Education.
Since my hours were cut at the Eddie Bauer store in Westfield Centre I would like to work on his campaign but am having trouble locating him.
I called the James Calloway listed in the phone book but his voice did not sound like
Dr. Callaway's.
Sarah, can you tell me Dr. Callaway's phone number or e-mail address ?
Thank you.
Posted by Joe Wu on Mar. 02, 2010 @ 6:56 pm
I met Dr. Calloway a few years ago when he was running for a seat on the Board of Education.
My hours have been cut at the Eddie Bauer store in Westfield Centre where I have worked for a few years so I have some time to donate to his campaign.
I don't think the James Callaway listed in the phone book is the candidate. The person who spoke on his answering machine sounded quite young. (Yes, I did leave a message just in case it was him.)
Can you please help me get in touch with Dr. Callaway ?
Thank you !
Posted by Joe Wu on Mar. 02, 2010 @ 7:02 pm
The white guilt this city's liberals impose on the need for token black leadership in
D - 10 is sick. Let's get a black person elected in D-2 or D-8 if they sleep better with a more diverse board. Give D-0 the most qualified candidate of whatever race - someone that won't rollover and let developers take the reigns and not pander to catch phrase progressive rigm1arole. You know what helps people that live in poverty - schools and jobs. Give D-10 a high school, apprenticeship programs, and long-term economic investment and fair banking practices and we might be able to get beyond the anti-community development recipe that has ripped out the potential of the black community that lived there.
The Navy might not be solely responsible for the lack of jobs in the Bayview - but no one wants cancer with there coffee either. Developing a small business in an area with a tough rep, little public transit, and no larger industrial or tech jobs to draw people with means into the area to spread their cash around and toxic waste is damn near impossible. What would draw people to spend money on Third St. How about a grocery store???
The city handed out money to restore Victorians in the1960s and 70s in Noe and the Castro. There is plenty of affordable housing in district 10 that needs a face-lift, and plenty of handymen that wouldn't mind the work. D-10 needs remedial investment, the gains of which will cost the city less in the long term. Financial planning 101 invest the cash - get the returns.
A supervisor with creative ideas, business development savvy, and community experience - who won't act as a puppet is what we need.
Posted by Guest d10 on Mar. 02, 2010 @ 9:22 pm
Rob, your comments were well thought out and rational. I am very interested in speaking with you in person for a radio documentary I am producing for SF State.
Please contact me at the email address provided with any questions you may have.
If anybody else is equally passionate about this subject (our documentary is currently focusing on the changing nature of the neighborhood), then please, feel free to contact me also.
Posted by Guest Nick Carpenter on Mar. 11, 2010 @ 2:38 pm
As a new resident of Silver Terrace, 1 block off 3rd Street, all I hope is that whoever gets voted in fast tracks as much gentrification as possible. The lowlifes and thugs have run this part of town for far too long. Time to get Giuliani on their asses.
Posted by Guest on Apr. 01, 2010 @ 6:31 pm
We need Rodney Hampton, Jr. somone from District 10 backyard, in the field, and someone that we know! We need someone who would just served the people; this is what a Supervisor should do!
Posted by Guest Rodney Hampton, Jr. on Jul. 18, 2010 @ 5:11 pm
Your comments were well thought out and rational. I am very interested in speaking with you in person or a live one-on-one interview.
Please contact me at the email address provided with any questions you may have to firstname.lastname@example.com.
I am very much so passionate about this subject please, feel free to contact me also at 415-724-9252.
D10 must remove all toxic people, corporations, and leaders!
Rodney Hampton, Jr.
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Compact discs containing digital audio in MP3 file format. The discs can hold up to ten times the content of a standard CD. Customers can listen on MP3 compatible CD players, CD walkmans, PCs, Apple Mac and compatible DVD players or the material can be transferred onto an MP3 device, including iPods.
A great scheme to reward and encourage regular customers of our spoken word service.
Instead of the usual pay-as-you-borrow charges, why not consider taking out an annual membership?
For just £20 a year, you can borrow five spoken word items, (excluding language packs), with no limit on the overall number of items that can be borrowed during the course of a year.
There are NO overdues or renewal charges to pay!
(Reservation fees do apply)
You will receive a Spoken Word Membership card, in addition to your library card, which can be used in any Hampshire library for a whole year.
Join the Annual Spoken Word Membership at your local library or buy online
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In the last two years, West Virginia has lost more than $600,000 of federal money for HIV-AIDS programs.
A bill that passed the Senate unanimously would have let health departments charge people or insurers for HIV testing.
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The bill was shot down Monday by the House Health Committee.
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Little by little, windows keep cracking open that could make the biggest fight in the history of MMA a reality.
First it was UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva. Following Dana White's promise that blank check was on the table for a bout against fellow UFC champ Jon Jones, "The Spider" admitted it may be difficult for Jones to reject such an overwhelming amount of money, and if the superfight did happen, it would need to be at a catchweight with neither man's belt up for grabs. While reluctant, that sentiment was still a far cry from Silva's generally staunch refusals.
Meanwhile, Jones, who's been upfront about his own lack of interest in the fight, has recently been making the media rounds in Brazil and it seems as if the elephant-sized, dangling carrot of a monster payday has already started softening his initial hardline stance.
"I respect [Silva] a lot," Jones said to Brazilian outlet Correio Braziliense. "As I said several times, I do not want to be the guy who beat Anderson, and do not want to be the guy who lost to him. Anderson is a great champion, I'm a great champion. We both..." At that point Jones trailed off, before picking back up. "I don't know. I don't know.
"I'm not saying that the fight will not happen. It can happen. But it's not something I'm chasing.
"I don't believe that I need to fight with Anderson to be the best in the world," Jones concluded.
While this obviously isn't the most ringing endorsement, just like Silva, it's miles away from where we were in this discussion a mere month ago. Neither man particularly wants it, but after a certain point, the allure of the dollar can be a powerful mistress.
Jones: Silva fight 'can happen.' Speaking with Brazilian outlet Correio Braziliense, UFC light heavyweight champion said of a superfight against Anderson Silva: "I do not want to be the guy who beat Anderson ... I'm not saying that the fight will not happen. It can happen. But it's not something I'm chasing."
White rips Nevada judges, 's--tiest round' in TUF history. UFC President Dana White lambasted Friday's listless TUF 16 fight -- Michael Hill vs. Matt Secor. "That first round would probably have to go down as one of the sh--tiest rounds in TUF history," White incredulously said. "Why did you come here? This isn't f--king summer camp!" White went on to add the Nevada State Athletic Commission should be "embarrassed" and "lose their jobs" due to the scoring of the bout.
Couture: Sonnen can beat Jones. UFC Hall of Famer Randy Couture wasn't surprised by the UFC's decision to award Chael Sonnen and Alistair Overem immediate title shots, and despite the odds, he believes Sonnen has a "great opportunity" to stun Jon Jones.
Bellator 78 results. Following a near two-year layoff, Bellator women's champion Zoila Gurgel eked out a unanimous decision victory on the undercard of Bellator 78, while Lyman Good and Andrey Koreshkov punched their tickets to the season-seven welterweight tournament finals in the night's headlining bouts.
Gracie on Diaz vs. Silva. In an interview with Brazilian outlet Tatame, California-based trainer Cesar Gracie reiterated that his pupil, Nick Diaz, would still really like to fight UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva, adding, Nick has "great admiration and respect for Anderson as a fighter."
Bellator to expedite Alvarez decision. Bellator CEO Bjorn Rebney expects an announcement regarding Eddie Alvarez's free agency status to be made within the next few days, despite the promotion owning an exclusive 90-day negotiation window. Alvarez is expected to receive a significant offer from the UFC.
In the words of our own Mike Chiappetta, the entry of a female UFC division "would be huge leap forward for women's sports." And this highlight makes a pretty convincing argument.
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If you expected to see Cowboy Cerrone floor a professional bull rider with a leg kick today, hey, looks like you're in luck.
Drew Fickett's been around this game for so long, it's weird to think he's only 32 years old. Though, unfortunately, he didn't look it at last week's Rage in the Cage event. That's now six losses in seven fights. (For the lazy, action starts at 4:30.)
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The latest edition of The MMA Beat sees the crew talk women in the UFC, Nick Diaz and Alistair Overeem title shots, and the possibility of an independent MMA Hall of Fame.
We've all seen the classic double-knockout. Now add in a bizarre headbutt, and this clip from Poland is just like that.
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Wow check out my Halloween body paint job! Venom!! twitter.com/silverbackseth…— Seth Petruzelli (@silverbackseth) October 28, 2012
Ryhana Bader 2012 Female body builder of the year #'12costume instagr.am/p/RTzd5usQui/— Ryan Bader (@ryanbader) October 28, 2012
They were right guys @bellatormma That fight wasn't Main Card worthy. Talked 2 @bjornrebney personally & covered all lose ends to start new.— Zoila Frausto Gurgel (@ZoilaGurgel) October 27, 2012
Obrigadogalerinha da nickelodeon twitter.com/SpiderAnderson…— Anderson Silva (@SpiderAnderson) October 25, 2012
@18danielclark where you here that?— michael (@bisping) October 26, 2012
I don't have anything confirmed about fighting Bisping. It's all rumors.When I know about it will let you guys know.— Vitor Belfort (@vitorbelfort) October 26, 2012
What am I going as for Halloween you wonder? A mean son-of-a-bitch. Didn't even have to buy a costume. #Halloween— Josh Barnett (@JoshLBarnett) October 28, 2012
Announced over the weekend (Friday, October 26, 2012 - Sunday, October 28, 2012):
- UFC 154: Constantinos Philippou (11-2) vs. Nick Ring (13-1) promoted to main card
- UFC 154: Chad Griggs (11-2) vs. Cyrille Diabate (18-8-1) demoted to preliminary card
- Bellator 82: Lyman Good (14-2) vs. Andrey Koreshkov (12-0) for welterweight tournament final
Today's Fanpost of the Day sees Steve Borchardt return with: A message for the keyboard warriors
This column is dedicated to the real tough guys in mixed martial arts. You might think I'm talking about hard headed sluggers willing to stand in the pocket and trade bombs all night long or about bygone legends from the pioneer days of the sport, but I'm not. All a fighter does is put his health at risk by enduring a punishing training camp and then facing off against a highly trained opponent whose sole objective is to cause him enough bodily harm to secure a victory. Stepping in a cage might take intestinal fortitude, but it's nothing compared to the cojones required to take on a theoretically infinite number of enemies all at once in the unforgiving arenas of message boards and news site comment sections. That's right, this one is for the unsung heroes of MMA - the keyboard warriors.
Maybe you're one someone who reads posts by these modern day Spartans with names like "STOCKTON_SLAP420" and you think to yourself, "That doesn't look so hard. I could do that." Oh yeah tough guy? Let's see you create a username and give it a try. Do you think you have that elusive combination of poor reading comprehension, a disregard for the conventions of English grammar, and a lack of social skills necessary to succeed in this game? Are you willing to put the long hours in staying up late at night thinking of new putdowns - usually a variation of either the oh so humbling term "butt hurt" or the rapier-like "nut hugger" - for anyone who has a differing opinion than you? Is your knee jerk reaction to insult first and ask questions never? When you comment on a story about a female fighter do you ignore the fact she is an athlete and focus on letting the world know whether or not you find her physically attractive? Most of all, do you have the stones to write things online about fighters, journalists, and fellow fans that you would never dream of saying to their face? If you answered yes to any of those questions then buddy, you just might have what it takes to become one of the all time greats.
OK, obviously I'm being facetious here. I'm also painting with broad strokes; the above paragraph is a caricature of many of the worst tendencies displayed by online MMA fans. By and large fans who are passionate enough about the sport to read sites like this and to take the time to post comments are thoughtful, articulate, and mature enough to treat people with respect. I think obsessing over the minutia of a hobby - whether it be film, collecting comic books, or watching MMA - is an inherently cerebral activity; people who find themselves spending part of every day reading up about these things are by and large a brainy lot.
Well, most of them that is. There's also a decidedly vocal minority of misanthropes who seem to revel in the chance to anonymously pound their chests and take out their frustrations on the world. It seems in the comments following nearly every article I read on an MMA site there is at least one person - usually with a command of written English that would only be described as tenuous by the exceedingly generous - who can't resist the urge to hurl childish insults at the subject(s) of the article, its author, or any fan with a differing opinion. It's the same deal on message boards. When these cretins flock to threads like sharks to fresh blood the resultant negativity gets so oppressive it's hard to keep reading.
What's sad is how keyboard warriors keep online communities from reaching their full constructive potential. You might have noticed, but we live in a time when rapidly evolving technology is changing the way we interact with one another. One of the unfortunate side effects of this change has been a tendency for some people to view online forums as a place where they can give their worst impulses free reign without internalizing a sense of how their words might affect people. It's easy to detach yourself from a sense of responsibility for what you write when you never come in direct contact with the people who read it.
Sometimes though, we get a reminder that there are actual human beings out there reading our comments.
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