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25 November 2014 10:50 AM, PST | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
"Good Morning America" meteorologist Ginger Zee looks nothing like tightrope-walking daredevil Nik Wallenda. Yet for one agonizing block of time on a recent Friday, the two seemed more similar than different.
On the Friday, November 7 edition of the venerable ABC morning program, Zee made a tandem jump from a plane nearly 13,000 feet over Homestead, Florida, with a member of the U.S. Army Parachute team. As "Gma" co-anchor Lara Spencer brought her hands to her mouth and openly fretted – "Oh my gosh! Ginger, be careful!" – Zee smiled and plummeted at 120 miles per hour, all with wireless GoPro cameras showing the action from her point of view. Once all was well, she started chatting with her co-hosts as though she were back in the studio.
"When the door to the plane opened and we were about to jump, all I was thinking was …'I'm hungry!'" Zee said in an emailed response to questions, »
- Brian Steinberg
31 October 2014 2:35 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
What will happen to NBC's "Space Race" reality show following Virgin Galactic Crash? NBC says it's "gathering information on the situation" following the crash today of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo spacecraft, which was to be the center of a reality competition from Richard Branson and Mark Burnett. Exactly one year ago, NBC announced the competition that would have regular people compete to go on Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo. NBC also announced plans to have "Today" cover the first flight of SpaceShipTwo with a three-hour live broadcast. CBS orders 'Limitless,' a TV drama sequel to the 2011 Bradley Cooper film The drama will pick up where the thriller left off. "Big Bang Theory" boss didn't expect the studio audience to keep last night's big cameo a secret "We knew that as far as the promos go," says showrunner Steve Molaro, "they were going to keep a lid on it »
- Norman Weiss
31 October 2014 10:29 AM, PDT | Popsugar.com | See recent Popsugar news »
The Good Morning America crew got into the Halloween spirit on Friday, dressing up as characters and real people who made headlines around the world over the past 12 months. George Stephanopoulos and his wife, Alexandra Wentworth, dressed up as George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin (which is apparently a popular look this year) while his cohost, Robin Roberts, went for an Elsa ensemble from Frozen. Meanwhile, Amy Robach donned a sinister Maleficent look, and Lara Spencer won what was probably the most comfortable costume, as she got to be Prince George, complete with a wheelchair for her to sit in during the entire Halloween segment. Of course, the Gma crowd wasn't the only morning show to get in the holiday spirit - be sure to check out the selection of costumes from the Today show and Live! With Kelly and Michael. »
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31 October 2014 7:04 AM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
In a move of synergy that suggests Jack Donaghy is still hanging around 30 Rockefeller Plaza, The Today Show anchors dressed in their Saturday Night Live best for this year's Halloween episode. The results were eerily accurate at times, but that may have something to do with the crew probably having access to Studio 8H's wardrobe department. Lester Holt and Al Roker channeled John Belushi and Dan Akroyd for their Blues Brothers costumes: Putting the soul in Soul Man with my fellow Blues Brother Al Roker @TODAYshow #halloweentoday pic.twitter.com/HKkl68c0ns — Lester Holt (@LesterHoltNBC) October 31, 2014 Have a pair of Mom Jeans lying around? »
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30 October 2014 9:00 PM, PDT | Uinterview | See recent Uinterview news »
Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford dressed as Wayne and Garth from Wayne's World as part of Today's Saturday Night Live-themed Halloween episode on Friday, Oct. 31.
Today Show's Saturday Night Live Halloween
Today anchors are known for their commitment to Halloween – last year Matt Lauer made waves after dressing up as Pamela Anderson from Baywatch. This year, Lauer and the Today gang decided to do a full Saturday Night Live re-enactment, kicking off the show with a 20-minute segment full of classic SNL sketches. Not only that, but the segment featured an SNL player dressed up as one of Today's own: Keenan Thompson introduced the segment in full Al Roker getup.
Can every day be Halloween?! #HalloweenTODAY pic.twitter.com/40Qi78EXAH
— Today (@TODAYshow) October 31, 2014
Kotb and Gifford recreated the famous Mike Myers and Dana Carvey sketch on Today Friday morning, but they weren't the »
23 September 2014 11:00 AM, PDT | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »
Another year, another Miss America controversy. Reports have surfaced on Jezebel that Miss America 2015, Kira Kazantsev, was kicked out of her Hofstra University sorority, Alpha Phi, for abusive hazing in April 2013. Kazantsev's dismissal has been confirmed by the Alpha Phi International Fraternity and the Miss America Organization - and the pageant winner herself. On Tuesday, Kazantsev, 23, published a new post on her blog and appeared on Good Morning America to respond to the claims, which included, "pledges ... called names, berated for their perceived physical flaws and imperfections, and made to perform physical tasks to the point of bruising and exhaustion, »
- Michelle Ward
23 September 2014 7:13 AM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
The tales of Miss America getting kicked out of her sorority for torturing pledges are not true, according to Miss America herself, Kira Kazantsev.
This morning, Kazantsev went on Good Morning America to clear up the allegations put forth by Jezebel yesterday that the Hofstra University graduate was kicked out of Alpha Phi in April 2013 for abusive hazing. Kazantsev told Gma that while she was involved in the culture of hazing in her sorority, she was actually dismissed for sending an inappropriate email that suggested the possibility of hazing.
"I was asked by a new member educator when I was »
- Teresa Jue
13 September 2014 5:00 PM, PDT | ChannelGuideMag | See recent ChannelGuideMag news »
The 2015 Miss America Competition will air Sunday, Sept. 14, at 9pm Et on ABC, live from the Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall. Once again, Chris Harrison (The Bachelor) and Lara Spencer (Good Morning America) will serve as co-hosts. Comedian and former Miss New Jersey, Dena Blizzard, will serve as a special correspondent, sharing live updates from inside the auditorium. The judges panel will include television writer and executive producer Marc Cherry; former Green Bay Packer and Super Bowl Champion, Donald Driver; author and entrepreneur Kathy Ireland; U.S. Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson; Gen. Anne Macdonald, who served over 30 years … Continue reading →
The post 2015 Miss America Competition: Date, time, channel appeared first on Channel Guide Magazine. »
- Jeff Pfeiffer
29 July 2014 6:05 AM, PDT | Us Weekly | See recent Us Weekly news »
Bachelorette no more! After accepting Josh Murray's proposal on the season finale of The Bachelorette on Monday, July 28, reality star Andi Dorfman stopped by Good Morning America on Tuesday morning, July 29, with a ring on her finger. The newly engaged Dorfman, 27, hit the morning show with her fiancé Murray, 29, looking happy and holding hands as they stepped onto the ABC set in New York City. The future Mr. and Mrs. Murray chatted with Lara Spencer about the previous night's happenings and what's ahead [...] »
2 July 2014 10:06 AM, PDT | Access Hollywood | See recent Access Hollywood news »
Robin Thicke has gotten very personal on his new album, "Paula," named after his estranged wife Paula Patton. And on Wednesday's "Good Morning America," the soulful crooner explained why he's put it all out there in music.
"When you lose the love of your life, you don't have much to hide anymore," he told "Gma's" Lara Spencer.
Asked about one of his songs on the new album, a cut called "Forever Love," Robin said he wanted to send Paula a hopeful message.
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25 June 2014 10:34 AM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Hosting the evening newscast turned Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw into luminaries and national statesmen. ABC News has now declared that the person who leads that national institution no longer has to be the most important face on the screen.
Sure, we expect to see David Muir, the hardworking correspondent who is set to succeed Diane Sawyer as the managing editor and anchor of ABC's flagship "World News," holding forth during times of great import. But ABC News made it clear Wednesday that viewers should largely expect to welcome George Stephanopoulos on the screen when disaster strikes, war breaks out, or the nation gathers in its living rooms to suss out matters of great import.
Stephanopoulos, who already sits at the head of two of ABC's best-known newscasts – "Good Morning America" and "This Week" – is set to become "Chief Anchor" of ABC News. He will be »
- Brian Steinberg
24 June 2014 7:00 AM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
'90s kids, rejoice! Ben Savage promised fans of "Boy Meets World" that the Disney Channel spinoff, the aptly titled "Girl Meets World," will be just as great as the original. "Good Morning America" host Lara Spencer gave the once-and-again Cory Matthews the perfect setup when the cast appeared on the morning show on Tuesday. "What do you want fans of the classic 90s show to get from this new version?" Spencer asked him. "Well, a lot of the fans who watched 'Boy Meets World,' they kind of grew up with us and they're very protective of the show," Savage said. »
- James Crugnale
22 June 2014 2:45 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and "Steve Harvey" grabbed the top talkshow wins while "The Young and the Restless" was named best drama series Sunday at the 41st annual Daytime Emmy Awards, which proved to be a raucous affair as the kudocast grappled with the transition to a streaming-only format.
A high volume of no-shows among top winners and bumpy moments underscored the unusual nature of this year's ceremony, which was unable to land a TV deal. At times, presenters struggled with their stage instructions and the camera work was jumpy. Without the timetable and content constraints of airing live on advertiser-supported TV, winners and presenters let the salty language fly, and some winners took their sweet time with acceptance remarks on the Beverly Hilton stage.
Host Kathy Griffin (pictured) and others made light of the situation. Griffin ended the nearly two-hour ceremony by walking on stage yelling "say goodnight! »
- Shelli Weinstein and Cynthia Littleton
17 June 2014 8:09 AM, PDT | Entertainment Tonight | See recent Entertainment Tonight news »
Forget 'Indiana Jones'! Is Robert Pattinson campaigning to star in 'Magic Mike 2'?
Forget Indiana Jones! Is Robert Pattinson campaigning to star in Magic Mike 2?
The Twilight heartthrob joined his Rover co-star Guy Pearce on Tuesday's Good Morning America, and when asked asked to elaborate about how he said he wanted an acting career like Pearce, the 28-year-old actor joked that he actually wanted his "side career as a male stripper."
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The joking quickly went to doting as Pattinson gushed over his talented co-star. "Guy is essentially a leading man, and he's had an incredibly interesting character actor career," he told Lara Spencer.
Pearce, 46, quipped, "I'd be pretty happy with Rob's career as well, to be honest." The Rover is in theaters now. »
24 April 2014 10:51 AM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
ABC News has signed George Stephanopoulos to a contract extension, the last member of its Good Morning America team to agree to a new deal.
ABC News said Thursday that Stephanopoulos will remain as Robin Roberts' chief partner on the top-rated morning show, and will continue as host on the Sunday morning show This Week. Terms were not disclosed.
Roberts also recently signed a contract extension. Good Morning America has not been entirely successful in keeping together the team that toppled NBC's Today show: Sam Champion left for a job at The Weather Channel, and Josh Elliott is now at NBC Sports. »
- Associated Press
24 April 2014 9:31 AM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »
Good Morning America has secured George Stephanopoulos as part of a long-term deal with ABC News that also includes his continued duties as host of the Sunday Beltway show This Week. "We are thrilled that the team is locked in and that the [Stephanopoulos] deal was done so quickly," ABC News said this morning. That in marked contrast to the long-running storyline about the division's talks with Gma regulars Josh Elliott and Sam Champion — both of whom wound up being poached by NBC. Elliott went to NBC Sports and Champion to NBC co-owned The Weather Channel. Lara Spencer, whose contract came up around the same time as Elliott's and Champion's, re-signed to Gma in March, and recently was promoted to co-anchor. Elliott and Champion were replaced by Amy Robach and Ginger Zee, respectively. Stephanopoulos' contract was not set to expire until the end of the calendar year. But, »
- LISA DE MORAES, TV Columnist
24 April 2014 7:55 AM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
George Stephanopoulos has signed a new long-term contract to remain with ABC News, and will continue to host "Good Morning America" and the Sunday show "This Week." The announcement comes just after his "Good Morning America" colleague, Lara Spencer, was promoted to co-host of the morning show. It stabilizes the lineup of television's top morning show for the near future. Also read: Michael Strahan Joins 'Gma' With Giant Coffee Mug, Red Carpet High-Fives (Video) In 2011, "Gma" broke the 16-year ratings win streak of NBC's "Today." Locking him in is an early victory for new ABC News chief James Goldston, who is. »
- Tim Molloy
20 April 2014 6:46 AM, PDT | TMZ | See recent TMZ news »
"Good Morning America" promoted Lara Spencer to co-host and then Buried the announcement -- presumably to keep some pretty fragile Gma egos in check.ABC honchos sent an internal memo around to the staff bragging about how Gma has kicked the "Today" show's ass for 2 straight years. The memo -- which was obtained by Page Six -- starts out by calling Robin Roberts "the captain of our team"In Paragraph 6 the memo essentially says, "Oh, »
- TMZ Staff
19 April 2014 4:00 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
New York (AP) — ABC says it has promoted Lara Spencer to co-host status on "Good Morning America." Spencer, the lifestyle anchor since returning to the show in 2011, now has billing parity with Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos. She was the show's national correspondent from 1999 to 2004. Then, for seven years, she was a host of "The Insider." Her promotion comes as "Gma" continues to beat NBC's "Today" show in the ratings, but after it recently lost two members of its team: Sam Champion and Josh Elliott. The other current members of the "Gma" family are Amy Robach and Ginger Zee. This week, "Gma" welcomed Michael Strahan, a co-host of the daily "Live with Kelly and Michael," as a contributor. Copyright © 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. »
18 April 2014 11:08 AM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
Good Morning America's Lara Spencer will now be joining Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos as co-host.
Spencer has been on the show as a lifestyle anchor, a position created just for her, since 2011, but before that, she was a national correspondent for Good Morning America from 1999 to 2003.
This isn't the only Gma news this week: Live! With Kelly and Michael co-host and former football star Michael Strahan officially announced April 15 that he'll be joining the hosts a few times a week while still keeping his Live! gig. »
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As to _your characterization of the Book of Mormon being "chloroform in print", it takes one, as they say, to know one.
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In "Roughing It" Mark Twain also related his appealing to Brigham Young to assist him in getting a Mormon to fulfill his contract with Twain. Brigham studied the contract, called the man in and told him that he should fulfill the contract to the letter even if it impoverished him in the process. Twain asserted that the contractor went to work without a another word.
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The Book of Mormon was not written to appease literary appetites. It was translated from ancient records. Those who actually wrote upon the gold plates told how difficult it was to do so. They wrote the best way they could. Joseph Smith translated their writings as best he could. We have a marvelous book of scripture that testifies of the reality of Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world. Reading the Book of Mormon requires a spiritual sentiment, otherwise, one will easily become groggy and doze (speaking from personal experience). Once read with the spiritual intent required, the spiritual awakening is explosive.
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"As a footnote, the answers to the questions above are John Horner; Aug. 10, 1948; and 1.5 ounces."
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Ha Ha, I love this poem! It is the truth of men for sure. I enjoyed the way you portrayed the child in men so aptly. It seems that if the man was not fully taught as a child the wife ends up finishing the job. This poem is unique and fun to read, it tickled my mind as I read it, because I enjoy the child within the men I know. Thank you for sharing this poem. RoseAnn (Report) Reply
veeraiyah subbulakshmi
A Child In A Man
Testosterone muscled men have,
The Top and the center, the caves,
Something is there to do the basic,
Nothing is there to think angelic,
Given the work, they do sincerely,
As the kids in the play school aviary,
The children long to be praised,
The children need to be reminded,
The children want to be around,
The loving hearts that care,
In each and every man, there is a child,
That long for the love of a mother,
When the women identify that child,
They have the responsible man in the household,
When the women take good care of that child,
They have the obedient handyman in the household.
When the women try to be funny with that child
The child will be the runaway kid,
Likes to play truant, shows the authority,
Displays tantrums and becomes juvenile delinquent.
Identify and rear that child efficiently..
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Comments about this poem (A Child In A Man by veeraiyah subbulakshmi )
Roseann Shawiak (11/8/2014 2:16:00 PM)
Dr. A.celestine Raj Manohar Md (9/9/2014 4:24:00 PM)
a good mother's role is in rearing every child as carefully as she can, something her male counterpart is not so adept in. (Report) Reply
Heather Wilkins (7/17/2013 2:57:00 PM)
a good write. I love this poem full of so much truth. their is a child in all of us. (Report) Reply
Captain Cur (7/26/2012 6:27:00 AM)
When I work, play, love, write I do not search for the child in the man,
I search for the spirit which combines all. Good articulate write of child
rearing and the important roles of parents who become their first and
most infuencial guides. (Report) Reply
Rajendran Muthiah (7/22/2012 7:16:00 AM)
If the women identify the child in testosterone-muscled boys and take good care of them, they will be useful handymen in the house like the kids in the aviary.. The nature of the children has a realistic description. If the women are funny with these handy tools, they will become truants and will have tantrums and be juvenile delinquents.The women should be a bit strict and funny. A psychological poem giving an idea of dealing with juvenile delinquency. Surely you would have been a responsible, caring mother in your home. (Report) Reply
Hans Vr (7/18/2012 10:03:00 AM)
Thought provoking poem.
Some people remain childish throughout their life. That is not what we want.
Some people remain child-like throughout thier life. That is admirable.
I try to keep consciously the dreams of my childhood alive.
To many adolescents with great ideals get discouraged by adults calling them naive or childish.
Ideals are not childish, not naive. If just more adolescents would keep their ideals, the world would be much better now. (Report) Reply
Hans Vr (7/18/2012 10:02:00 AM)
Thought provoking poem.
Some people remain childish throughout their life. That is not what we want.
Some people remain child-like throughout thier life. That is admirable.
I try to keep consciously the dreams of my childhood alive.
To many adolescents with great ideals get discouraged by adults calling them naive or childish.
Ideals are not childish, not naive. If just more adolescents would keep their ideals, the world would be much better now. (Report) Reply
Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr (7/18/2012 1:45:00 AM)
Must concur with Charles, and I will also add that the day I wake-up and not have that proverbial yet very realChild witin the Man', that will be the day I will no longer be a complete & happy Man! Very good storyline, astute message....Well Done! ~FjR~ (Report) Reply
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi (7/17/2012 8:55:00 PM)
woman may look for the love of the father in the relationships, , which means how old they grow, there is a girl in every woman, who wants to be loved, praised, encouraged, particularly they expect the gifts wrapped in pink wrappers. that is a different issue. When we observe the human behavior around us, we can easily understand this simple fact (Report) Reply
Unwritten Soul (7/17/2012 1:14:00 PM)
Physical change never mean the child just gone....and a mother also a child to another mother....after all children are we..us but with mature mind, physical as indicator of changing appearance but do we carry better behavior? leave it to ourselves to answer that_Unwritten Soul (Report) Reply
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Swetha Vanakayalapati (7/16/2012 11:06:00 PM)
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A Christian pastor accused of blasphemy was shot dead by police in a Pakistani jail in Rawalpindi. A persecution watchdog group has said this is the latest incident of blasphemy laws being used to commit human rights violations.
"This is a barbaric act," Xavier Williams of Life for All told The Express Tribune. "There had been threats. The court should have instructed police to ensure Bhatti's safety."
Zafar Bhatti had been imprisoned at Adiyala jail since 2012, The Express Tribune reported. His 70-year-old cellmate, Muhammad Asghar, who has a history of mental illness, was wounded in the shooting attack. Asghar has also been accused of blasphemy in the heavily Muslim country. The men had been receiving death threats both from guards and fellow prisoners. more >>
The center of the Roman Catholic Church has put a defrocked archbishop under house arrest, pending his criminal trial over accusations of sexual abuse.
Vatican City officials placed 66-year-old Jozef Wesolowski, former ambassador of the Holy See and archbishop, under house arrest due to the city-state lacking a proper jailhouse.
"It is the first time the Vatican will hold a criminal trial on charges of child sexual abuse, and it comes as Pope Francis has been trying to set a new tone of rigorous attention in the long-running abuse scandal," reported the New York Times. more >>
Joran Van der Sloot's pregnant wife has broken her silence about marrying a convicted murderer, who she insists is "not a monster," but a loving man looking forward to the birth of his first child.
Leidy Figueroa fell in love with Van der Sloot during a trip to visit another inmate. The couple continued speaking and eventually got engaged, then married … all behind prison bars in Peru. Van der Sloot was convicted of murdering Stephany Flores in 2010 and is serving a 28-year sentence. He is also a suspect in the 2005 disappearance of American high school student Natalee Holloway.
"Many people judge Joran and criticize him, saying he is a monster and an assassin, but when you get to know him, you know he is different," Figueroa told MailOnline. "I want to show he's not a monster. He's changed a lot—he's a gentle, sensitive, kind person and I love him. I know he has killed, but he is now paying for what he did. He is asking God for forgiveness and praying every day." more >>
Weeks have now passed since black teen Michael Brown was killed by white police officer Darren Wilson in the small town of Ferguson, Missouri. That night, a candlelight vigil to honor Brown became violent, with looting and vandalizing of local businesses resulting in several arrests.
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QUESTIONS REMAIN: Cohon: "Ottawa needs an adequate stadium. We hope it will bring a renaissance to Frank Clair Stadium." The ownership group said that Frank Clair Stadium was the "only place to have a professional football team play ball and wants to restore the stadium to its glory days" (OTTAWA SUN, 3/26). Shenkman said of the franchise, "We recognize the team will lose money for some time. We think it will be up to about [$1M] per year in the early stage. We don't expect to make money, but if we run it very well and it enhances life in Ottawa, then we will be happy" (OTTAWA CITIZEN, 3/26). CFL B.C. Lions Owner David Braley: "I don't believe this team will be on the field until probably 2012. Maybe 2010 is an outside possibility, but it's very unlikely" (OTTAWA SUN, 3/26).
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Antoine Volodine's vast project (40 plus novels) of what he calls the post-exotic remains mostly untranslated, so for many of us, understanding it remains touched with mystery, whispers from those "who know," and guesswork. That's not to say that, were. . .
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35-year-old Ronald Kevin Watson is charged with three counts of felony aggravated stalking after he allegedly continually drove past the three girls while they were walking home.
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David Ortiz said after executing a series of agility drills prior to the Red Sox' series opener against the Twins Thursday that his injured Achilles tendon continues to make progress. There is, however, still some healing to do before he can be activated from the 15-day disabled list, he explained.
"I feel better," Ortiz said. "The guys were a little surprised about how I was moving compared with when we tried it in New York. New York was absolutely pretty bad, I just took a couple of steps and I couldn't even walk in New York.
"Right now you guys saw me moving right there, I would say I'm around 50 to 60 percent right now. And the doctors and trainers say I'm not going to be 100 percent when I come back to play but when we start doing the power drills and once I start feeling better I think I will be ready to go."
Ortiz admitted to being discouraged after attempting some running New York, but came to grips with the process after an explanation from the team's medical staff.
"Yeah I got a little frustrated I'm not going to lie to you," said Ortiz, who was eligible to come off the DL Wednesday. "When I started doing things in New York it was like I would say 10 to 11 days of my DL so I thought it was going to be better but the thing is that they didn't some treatment just to make me bleed a little bit down there and the doctor told me that after that treatment you were going to get sore so that is exactly what happened later on when I got to the field because I did it like in the morning so when I got to the field I got sore so I went back to limping bad but they said 48 hours later you're going to start feeling better and that's exactly what happened. So I'm finally seeing the light."
Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine said prior to Thursday night's game that there was some hope that Ortiz might be able to return to the lineup at some point during the four-game series against Minnesota. But the designated hitter suggested there is still some work to do before identifying a timetable.
"I don't know yet. Hopefully, but I don't know," he said when asked about playing this weekend. "I can play with another flat wheel. I got a flat wheel for next year so yeah we got to get better though because I don't want to have any setbacks. This is something that is not a game. I was playing with soreness before I got into the situation when I stepped on second base. Once I shut it down I started learning about that injury I figured that it's an injury that can put you out for a long time if you don't take care of it. So I'm trying to get to the point where there are no risks."
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WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price break down the Patriots' 34-9 win over the Lions, the team's seventh win in a row. The defense stepped up again and now gets a crack at Aaron Rodgers next Sunday.
The guys give their final thoughts and predictions leading up to the 1pm matchup with Detroit.
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Kyle Draper joins Danny Picard to talk about the Celtics chances this season in the Eastern Conference, last Wednesday's home opener blowout against the Nets, and Rajon Rondo's future in Boston
Red Sox beat writer Brian MacPherson joins Danny Picard to talk about the Red Sox going after Jon Lester and other free agents.
The Hot Stove guys are talking about Pablo Sandoval and Jon Lester's contract offers from the Red Sox. They then por one out for the Giancarlo Stanton rumors being put to bed.
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I can't figure out Jacoby Ellsbury.
That's not exactly right, actually. Turns out if you go to his baseball-reference page and simply cross out 2011, you'll get closer to consistency, closer to the answer.
In the 582 non-2011 games of Ellsbury's career, he has hit a total of 25 home runs. Taking away his 33-game 2007 season, he has never had an OPS over .800 or slugged higher than .415 in any year except 2011.
He has one year in his career with more than 30 doubles, with more than 50 walks, with an OPS+ over 100, with more than 60 RBIs, with an OBP over .355 and with 200 hits and 100 runs.
2011. That's it. And it is becoming increasingly clear -- with each day, each at-bat, really -- that Ellsbury's 2011 season is one of the great flukes in baseball history, right next to Brady Anderson in 1996, Darin Erstad in 2000, Kevin Mitchell in 1989, Rich Aurilia in 2001 and Norm Cash in 1961 (a pause as I'll allow you to draw your own conclusions as to how these seasons, save for Cash, may have occurred).
That doesn't mean that Ellsbury, who will turn 30 in September, is incapable of having a solid career. Quite the opposite -- Cash, for example, retired with 377 home runs and four All-Star appearances. But it's time to put 2011 to the side. It shouldn't exist when we try to evaluate whatever it is that Ellsbury is going to be.
If I had an MVP vote in 2011 it would have been for Ellsbury. Forget the idea that an MVP can't be from a team that suffered a historic collapse, Ellsbury did everything he could to prevent the disaster, hitting .358 with eight homers and 21 RBIs over the last 27 games (.667 slugging). He hit four home runs the final week of that season. He led the American League in total bases (364), had 212 hits, collected 105 RBI, won a Gold Glove, slugged .552, stole 39 bases and scored 119 runs. He was 28 years old, about to enter his prime and ready, it seemed, for greatness.
He has hit five home runs with 40 RBIs in the 121 games since.
You want to write off 2012 to injury? OK. But it sure seems he's perfectly healthy this season -- he has missed one game and leads the American League in plate appearances. His speed is the same, he's still stealing bases and remains a terrific defensive center fielder. We can dismiss any health worries.
So a fully healthy, fully motivated (hello to Mr. Boras) Ellsbury, squarely in his prime, 20 months removed from finishing a brilliant offensive season, currently stands tied for 146th in the American League in home runs, 81st in slugging, 58th in OBP (and of the 91 players with enough plate appearances to qualify, Will Middlebrooks is 90th with a .236 OPB) and 77th in OPS (two spots ahead of Middlebrooks).
It's a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma. What happened to Jacoby Ellsbury? Of course there are theories, there always will be, some reckless (but that's the world we live in and that's on the players for what they've done) and some with validity. All offseason we were told by Those Who Know and Those Who Have No Clue that Ellsbury will have a monster season, one to match 2011, because this is a contract year. It should be noted that those who make these proclamations have no idea if players actually are more likely to perform better in contract years, but that doesn't fit the narrative. And now many of those same folks are telling us the very reason Ellsbury has been a below average major league hitter in 2013 is because the pressure of the contract has led to pressing at the plate. Always nice when all the bases can be covered.
What's truly frightening is this, though: Again, wipe out 2011 from Ellsbury's record and you've still got a player that has regressed as a hitter. His OPS was .770 in 2009, .682 last year (he played just 18 games in 2010) and is .658 through 46 games in 2013. His slugging, OBP and batting averages all are down the last three non-2011 seasons.
On its own that's a concern. But in a perfect world maybe you convince Ellsbury to stick around for a three-, four-year deal at $12 million or so a year, live with what he's been for most of his career and hope the outlier makes a return visit. The Boras Factor, though, makes that impossible. Ellsbury is going to be a free agent and will get more money than he seemingly deserves, it happens every time with a Boras client.
So the two sides are stuck with each other for a few more months. It's not the end of the world by any measure, at his worst (which is right now) Ellsbury has value. And there's still plenty of time to salvage his 2013 season, to be the player he was in 2007, 2008 and 2009, a .280-.290 hitter with the ability to steal 60-70 bases and produce an OPS somewhere close to .800. That hope should still exist for Ellsbury, Boras, the Red Sox and the fans, and that would be enough to secure him a tasty contract (think $75 million).
But the 2011 Ellsbury? Gone, a ghost. That was a fluke, this is reality.
We get our weekly NFL update with SI/MMQB's Peter King. Peter talks AFC East, first round byes, Jonas Gray/LeGarrette Blount and much more.
The head coach of your New England Patriots Bill Belichick sits down with Dale, Holley and Steve DeOssie after the Patriots win over the Lions on Sunday.
Former Patriot Tedy Bruschi, now an analyst for ESPN joined Dale and Holley for a breakdown of the Patriots win over the Lions, and a look-ahead to next Sunday night's showdown in Green Bay.
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Mideast: Secretary of State Kerry practically acts as proxy for the Hamas terrorist group, and his predecessor, Hillary Clinton, excuses Hamas' use of human shields. As President Obama likes to say, "That's not who we are."
'Our starting point must always be a clear and strong commitment to the security of Israel," Obama wrote in a much-celebrated 2007 Foreign Affairs magazine article. "That commitment is all the more important as we contend with growing threats in the region — a strengthened Iran, a chaotic Iraq, the resurgence of al-Qaida, the reinvigoration of Hamas and Hezbollah."
Seven years later, Iran is a half-step from being a nuclear power; Iraq is 10 times as chaotic; post-bin Laden al-Qaida is stronger and more widespread; Hamas is actively at war with Israel, firing rockets at civilian centers; and Hezbollah says it "will not spare any means of support" for Hamas as its Iranian backers warn Hezbollah can fire missiles "nonstop" on all Israeli cities.
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- The retention of the normal shape that we observed may be caused by steric restrictions on a major change in shape and size by neighboring spirilla and bdellovibrios.
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Fleet News: Build shots of the 60-m Fox refit
By Ellie Brade
We recently reported on a new entrant to the new build market, in the form of Thailand-based Ruea Yachts, a division of management company Yacht Solutions. To read that story click here. Under the management of the Twist brothers, Gareth and Simon, owners of Yacht Solutions, Ruea Yachts is looking to help put Asia, and specifically Thailand on the superyacht map. Their first demonstration of what they can offer as a builder will come with the completion of the conversion of a 60-metre former British Naval hydrographic vessel, a two year project that is now drawing to an end. Having been sold to a well-known Hong Kong businessman, he commissioned the Yacht Solutions team to refit her. Although dubbed a refit, the process has been more like a rebuild, with her being stripped to her bare hull and work on the yacht - known as Fox - will complete in October 2010. Work in this extensive rebuild includes the complete redesign and extension of the bow, the installation of a six-metre swimming pool with a lifting cover on the main deck, an eight-seat cinema and a private balcony in the master suite.
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Anglers flock to Mathoura for classic
Strong crowds gathered on the river banks at Mathoura for the annual fishng classic on the weekend.TRENT HORNEMAN March 3, 2014 4:59am
A record crowd of 1150 anglers flocked to the banks of the Murray River at Mathoura's Picnic Point and Tarragon Lodge at the weekend for the town's annual fishing classic.
This year's event was the fourth time participation has broken records, with this year's crowd 135 greater than last year.
Organiser Kalli Crump described the fishing classic as 'a perfect advertisement for Mathoura'.
''There is an obvious huge economic benefit, with people coming in and filling up with fuel and buying bits and pieces,'' she said.
''We have a fantastic area out there at Picnic Point and Tarragon Lodge.
''All of the camping sites were full and there was a great atmosphere out there during the weekend.''
Eddie Bourke was crowned the men's champion, landing native fish with a combined length of 141cm, including the weekend's largest Murray cod, which measured 78cm.
Amanda Hodgkinson was the event's most prolific female angler, landing three yellow belly, which measured a combined 117cm.
Chrissy Hislop landed the largest Murray cod in the women's competition, landing a 74.5cm catch.
Daniel Hooper was crowned the boys champion, while Tina Shiels was named the leading girls' angler.
Ms Crump said carp numbers were down for this year's event.
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Confident men may feel the need to dominate, from that first meeting through every little disagreement. But, Grace says, "true power isn't domination. It's decisiveness and security with who you are as a man—that's what's really sexy as hell." So ease off on the showboating when meeting women. And the next time an argument brews with your significant other, ask yourself Grace's simple preemptive question—"Do you want to be right, or do you want to be happy?"—and avoid the fight altogether. Now, that's taking control of a relationship. (For more great sex and relationship advice delivered to your inbox, sign up for our FREE Girl Next Door newsletter.)
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Actress Michelle Fairley tells fans who will not be "back" in the series' new season.
Spoiler alert: If you keep reading despite the headline saying what's to come, that's on you.
Michelle Fairley, who played Catelyn Stark on Game Of Thrones until the character attended a pretty terrible wedding, will not be reincarnated as a vengeful zombie, she tells Entertainment Weekly.
"Wait!" you're probably thinking, if you haven't read the books on which the HBO series is based. "Why would she come back as a zombie? That sounds like a ridiculous idea."
Right, we hear you. But in the books, Stark returns as Lady Stoneheart, who is starved for revenge after her murder at the Red Wedding. Fairley says the show's writers have opted to depart from that storyline.
"Yeah, the character's dead. She's dead," Fairley said. "You respect the writers' decision. I knew the arc, and that was it.
"They can't stick to the books 100%. It's impossible – they only have 10 hours per season. They have got to keep it dramatic and exciting, and extraneous stuff along the way gets lost in order to maintain the quality of brilliant show," she continued.
Purists are taking the news hard. Those who hate departures from the text may want to abandon the show in favor of this all-pug adaptation, which follows George R.R. Martin's stories to the letter. — Reuters
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An enormous cedar of Lebanon stands in front of this gracious 1864 kauri homestead; both the tree and the house are listed with the Historic Places Trust. The restored home has one modern wing, but it's designed to blend with the original building. Two rooms with private baths are in the new wing; one has a balcony overlooking the gardens. The rooms in the older wing are smaller but elegantly furnished with antiques; they share a bath. A three-course dinner and picnic
lunches are available for an additional fee. Paheke is about a 15-minute drive southwest of Kerikeri and Paihia.
State Hwy. 1, Ohaeawai, 0293, New Zealand
Website: www.paheke.co.nz
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