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Rebounding lacking for Lady Vols
ESPN analyst Stacey Dales-Schuman recently questioned Tennessee's defense. Now, with Alexis Hornbuckle hurt, the team's problems are sure to be blamed on a lack of a point guard.
Some Tennessee haters sprinkled throughout women's college message boards blame Candace Parker, saying she isn't as good as advertised. (Perhaps the only thing we can all agree on right now is that Shanna Zolman isn't as good as last season.)
Theories to explain Tennessee's recent underachieving ways have been tossed around as much as the refs' flags anytime the Seahawks reached the red zone in Super Bowl XL.
But the truth of the matter is that one of Tennessee's biggest traditions has gone MIA. Last season, Tennessee put up its worst shooting performance in Pat Summitt's tenure. Now, the Lady Vols' rebounding is reeling, and their 38.5 per-game average currently ranks as -- yep, you guessed it -- the worst in program history.
On Wednesday, it seemed coach Pat Summitt had had enough, and she was looking for Sidney Spencer and Dominique Redding, in particular, to step it up.
"The one thing that [Redding] and Spencer have both neglected to put in their packages is a rebounding mind-set at both ends," said Summitt during her weekly teleconference. "Those two are capable of getting on the boards for us and consistently coming up with some big numbers, but they are coming up with goose eggs or maybe one board. That's unacceptable for two juniors.
"Now, if we were playing freshmen, I might say that I need to be patient, that they are not aware of what they need to do and how to anticipate covering boards. These two should know. We expect that to be a point of emphasis for both."
Spencer, who's 6-foot-3 and has started 11 of 25 games to average 22.6 minutes, grabs 2.9 boards per game. The 6-1 Redding, who plays just 11.7 minutes per game, is averaging 1.3 rebounds. She has had seven games with no rebounds, though to her credit, Redding played very limited minutes in several of those contests. Still, Redding averaged 15 minutes over the last three games yet mustered just four total rebounds, and she failed to grab one board in 17 minutes against Vanderbilt, when she logged her first start of the season. Unfortunately, it also was her third zero-rebound performance in Tennessee's last six games.
Now that Hornbuckle -- who ranked second on the team with 5.4 rebounds per game -- is out, Parker (7.7 rpg) is the only player averaging more than 5.0 boards. Nicky Anosike ranks next with 4.9, followed by Tye'sha Fluker's 3.8 average and Sybil Dosty's 3.5 average (in just 11.1 minutes per game).
. "For minutes played," Summitt said, "Sybil Dosty is doing an awesome job."
But Tennessee's 38.5 rebounds per game is easily the worst in team history. The all-time low was set 28 years ago, when the 1977-78 Lady Vols averaged 39.7 boards -- and that marked the only sub-40.4 rebounds-per-game average. This season, Tennessee's rebounding numbers have steadily declined, dropping below 40 per game after the Jan. 23 loss to Duke, in which the Blue Devils posted a plus-7 rebounding advantage. Just five opponents have outrebounded Tennessee this season, but three have occurred in the last eight games (Vanderbilt was plus-2 and LSU was plus-5).
Now, Summitt says Tennessee's nine remaining able-bodied players must all do better.
"Fluker could do so much more on the boards. Anosike and Parker can both get more boards. Our guards can rebound more on the defensive end," she said. "Everyone becomes more responsible for the success of each possession."
And yes, the Lady Vols' defense could be better, too.
"This hasn't been what I'd call an eager team to support one other defensively," Summitt said. "And now they have to guard the ball and provide support to each other and to the ball."
The Colonial Athletic Association is one mid-major conference moving up in the world. In the latest RPI, the CAA ranked eighth, above both the Atlantic 10 and Conference USA.
But for as much as everyone automatically thinks of either Old Dominion (the league's perennial NCAA Tournament representative) or Delaware (the 2004-05 regular-season champion), Hofstra is having a breakout year.
With a win Friday afternoon at Virginia Commonwealth, the Pride would notch their 15th win of the season -- their most since 1983-84 -- and ninth road victory, which also would mark their most in 22 years.
Sure, with programs such as Tennessee and UConn making a habit of posting consecutive 30-win seasons, Hofstra's numbers might not be that impressive. And with just five regular-season games remaining, Hofstra (14-8, 9-4 CAA) will be hard-pressed even to equal the program's single-season wins mark (21, set in 1982-83, its first D-I season).
But sometimes success is about baby steps, about wins that offer hope and build confidence. Hofstra -- which can take some solace in the knowledge that five of its eight losses were to top-30 RPI teams -- already was heading in the right direction but got a huge boost Sunday after beating Delaware in overtime.
The Hens had beaten Hofstra -- which ranks No. 69 in the latest RPI -- in 11 straight games, but the Pride snapped the streak by scoring 91 points. Delaware had ranked as the third-best scoring defense in the country, allowing just 52.1 points before giving up the season-high 91 -- the most points allowed by the Hens in their last 197 games, dating back to December 1999.
Hofstra, which has four players averaging at least 10.0 points, hadn't beaten Delaware since Jan. 9, 2000, a 72-68 victory in the team's first game at Hofstra Arena.
Now, Delaware and Hofstra sit tied for third place in the CAA standings, behind ODU (12-0) and James Madison (10-3). The Hens and Pride meet again in the regular-season finale, at Delaware.
In the meantime, expect Cigi McCollin (team-high 15.2 ppg) and Vanessa Gidden (14.9 ppg, team-high 8.6 rpg) to keep leading the way. Hopefully for Hofstra, Jeanell Hughes can keep her hand hot, as well. The junior guard has dished out 30 assists and committed just eight turnovers since joining the starting lineup on Feb. 3.
Utah senior Kim Smith became the Mountain West Conference's all-time scoring leader in Wednesday's 80-56 win over Colorado State.
Smith finished with 18 points, but her ninth and 10th of the game on a layup just one minute into the second half broke the record of 2,061 points, set by BYU's Erin Thorn from 1999-2003.
The Utes are now in sole possession of second place behind BYU in the league standings. Smith enters her next game with 2,070 points.
Oklahoma freshman phenom Courtney Paris notched her 23rd double-double Wednesday, eclipsing at least 20 rebounds and 20 points for the third time this season. Four days earlier, however, Baylor's Sophia Young set the Big 12 record with her 55th career double-double. No disrespect to Young, but at this rate, Paris could possibly double that by the time she has wrapped up her collegiate career with the Sooners. | Tina Charles, who will be a freshman at UConn next season, has been named the WBCA national high school player of the year. The Christ the King senior, a 6-3 forward, is averaging 21 ppg and 14 rpg this season, totaling more than 900 rebounds and well over 1,300 points for her career. Charles will be formally honored April 1 in Boston, where she also will be competing in the WBCA High School All-America Game. | Duke freshmen Brittany Mitch (hip) and Keturah Jackson (ankle/foot) will redshirt the 2005-06 campaign after suffering early-season injuries, coach Gail Goestenkors has announced. Both Mitch and Jackson will have four years of eligibility remaining with the Blue Devils. "We felt like it would be beneficial for both of them to take the stress and pressure by redshirting, rather than trying to rush back this season," Goestenkors said. |
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Head shot of a young bull
So cute!
Thanks, Cheryl :-) I wasn't too sure about getting so close (they were loose) but lots of people were standing by them including small children so I was brave and got really close LOL
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I think he was laughing at me (I was just a teeny bit nervous about him )LOL
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Great portrait.
It might be the only one though! Not too sure of getting so close again LOL Many thanks, Dave :-)
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An instrumental is a musical composition or recording without lyrics, or singing, although it might include some inarticulate vocal input; the music is primarily or exclusively produced by musical instruments.
In a song that is otherwise sung, a section not sung but played with instruments can be called an instrumental interlude. If the instruments are percussion instruments, the interlude can be called a percussion interlude. These interludes are a form of break in the song.
In commercial popular music, instrumental tracks are sometimes renderings of a corresponding release that features vocals, but they may also be compositions originally conceived without vocals. An instrumental version of a song which otherwise features vocals is also known as a -1 (pronounced minus one).
The opposite of instrumental music is a cappella.
For genres in which a non-vocal song or interlude is conceived using electronic media, rather than with true musical instruments, the term instrumental is nonetheless used for it.
Some recordings which include brief examples of the human voice are typically considered instrumentals. Examples include singles with the following:
A few songs categorized as instrumentals may even include actual vocals, if they appear only as a short part of an extended piece (e.g., "Unchained Melody" (Les Baxter) or "TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)" or "Pick Up the Pieces" or "The Hustle" or "Fly, Robin, Fly" or "Do It Any Way You Wanna" or "Gonna Fly Now" (Bill Conti)). Falling just outside that definition is "Theme From Shaft" by Isaac Hayes.
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Are major media making a mistake by failing to join in the current frenzy over the ACORN video? Ken Silverstein thinks so. The public editors of the Washington Post and New York Times think so, too. I disagree. I am happy that some undercover exposé artists attempted to lure ACORN into advising a prostitution operation. Their footage is hysterically funny in parts, and this is a seriously flawed organization that needs some self-examination and reshaping, as Ken and the Washington Post note. ACORN's strategy of bringing suit against the videotapers is also ill-advised. But the theme on the right is now that ACORN is a threat to democracy and social decency and must be destroyed. Hysterical humor is becoming just clinical hysteria.
I first encountered accusations against ACORN in New Mexico, and I spent a good bit of time tracking them and interviewing FBI agents who had investigated them. Their uniform assessment: there's nothing there. None of the dramatic, Republican charges about ACORN's role in voter fraud stood up when investigated. Nevertheless, this emerged as a right-wing political gospel, accepted as unquestioned truth. What was its genesis? Karl Rove settled on the attacks on ACORN over voter fraud as a sort of ultimate wedge issue. He's worked it tenaciously ever since.
Rachel Maddow and former Republican U.S. Attorney David Iglesias get down to the basics of ACORN fact and ACORN fiction in this interview:
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A weekend of sunshine, smiles, hugs
June 16, 2014What a weekend! It was wonderful to see all of the smiling faces, hugs, and laughter at Reunion Weekend14. Check out this recap of the fun on Storify. You can also see photos and comments on our Beloit Alumni Facebook page and Beloit Alumni Twitter. We can't wait to welcome you back again! We'll see you at Beloiter Days: Homecoming and Family & Friends Weekend September 26-28, 2014. And mark your calendars for Reunion 2015 on June 12-15, 2015!
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June 10, 2014Check out registration hours, what to pack, and more here. We are looking forward to seeing you at Reunion June 13-16!
Showcase celebrates lifetime giving, leadership
April 23, 2014After a day of Student Symposium sessions April 17, President Scott Bierman and the Office of Development & Alumni Relations hosted an event in the Science Center atrium honoring about 40 of the college's most generous and long-time supporters. "Showcase" provided the opportunity for donors to see, first-hand, the remarkable student work that their philanthropy makes possible. It was the first of a new annual event honoring these special supporters for their lifetime giving, and an exciting start to a new era at the college.
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March 14, 2014The Alumni Board of Directors encourages alumni, students, parents, and friends of the college to gather this spring and celebrate all things Beloit at Beloiters Unite April 21-26! See locations here! #BelUnite
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March 3, 2014We know that Beloit is forever yours. Let's make it official and 'get pinned!' Throughout March, pin photos on Pinterest from your days at Beloit and use "Beloit pin" in your description. Let's take a trip down memory lane and see all of those fun photos, smiling faces, and Beloit memories.
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This Paris les Gobelins 65 sqm charming apartment is set in the 13th arrondissement of Paris (also known as "arrondissement des Gobelins"). The apartment is situated on the 2nd floor of a modern building with a lift and a security code. The apartment is tastefully decorated, cosy and fully furnished. It comes with a living room , 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and an equipped kitchen with tub and shower.
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I am unable to take morphine (I have a bad reaction to it) so at the mo I'm taking tramadol which isn't touch the pain anymore as I've been taking it for months now. I suffer from lower back pain and have done for 10 years+. I'm wondering if there is a drug that is stronger than tramadol that I can take instead of morphine, morphine does kill the pain but the side effects aren't worth it. I also take pregabalin. I live in the UK.
Alternative to morphine that's stronger than tramadol?
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I fracture my coccyx which healed at an acute angle, I have manipulation and steroid
Injections every 6 months, my spine is also off alignment and my L3 and L4 and
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Hi nickier, & welcome to the site. If you would list what your condition is in more detail, & whether you have had any MRI's or other tests that could maybe be of more help . Also has anyone thought about surgery to correct you back? If you have tried morphine, & can't tolerate it, it would also help to know what other opiate drugs you have tried in the past. Tramadol is a very addictive drug, & can cause seizures if stopped suddenly. It also has snri qualities to it. I will give you a link to read about tramadol below. Please provide more information about your condition & other pain drugs that have been tried as morphine is a heavy duty drug so I am assuming that you have tried others without success. Also have you been evaluated by a neurosurgeon for your back condition? Hope this helps in some way... Mary
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> Clayton College of Natural Health?
Ah-I'm never sure where the best place place to post something is...but I'm wondering if anyone knows anything about Clayton College of Natural Health. I mean, other than what the ads and website tell you. Particularly, has anyone used them or know anyone who has?
I've thoroughly read the website and the catalog and even talked to an admissions counselor but I'd like to hear some first hand experience.
I am interested in maybe the herbalist program (or something else) but it's a lot of money for us and I so I want a bit more information. Its been over a year since I talked to the admissions counselor but I keep getting postcards from them, so i'm thinking about it again.
So any opinions or info would be great!
I am currently enrolled in the Master's Holistic Nutrition program. I enrolled in April 2000 and am still plugging along with it. I have two children, so it is wonderful to go at your own pace. I have had nothing but great experiences with the college. My advisor is very available if I have a problem or question. The coursework is great. I hope to finish in April 2005.....I love spending time with my kids so I am doing only a little bit of work. The people I have encountered are very wonderful and friendly. If you have any questions, let me know. Hope this helps, my babies need me right now or I'd write more.
Thanks for your reply. I remember that the advisor I spoke to long ago was really nice and helpful as well. I got on the website again last night and requested a catalog again. I like the look of the B.S. Natural Health with a concentration in herbology or possibly just the herbalist program but I don't have a plan in mind for what I would do with it later. I wonder if they could help me figure that out too
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I would like to do the program, I just can't spend over $4000 on something just because I want to learn about it. I'd need to have some idea for how it would ultimately pay off, KWIM?
As a side note, I am also currently on LOA from my 3rd year working on a BS in Chemistry--it would cost less to finish up my last year and a half or so at the university but for that I'd have to go back to a schedule that i am not in control of-ugh.
Do you have much contact via email or anything with other students in the program?
Anyway, thanks-positive feedback is definitely a good sign!
Hi. Unfortunately, I do not have emails from fellow students, I have been out of the loop for so long (since having my kiddies), I am kinda in my own world, so to speak.
Anyway....my advisor's name is Terri Shroedermeier. She may be able to help you sort through your options. She has been very helpful to me. They are so friendly there that I am sure anyone would be willing to help you out.
Best of luck! Aimee
Thanks Aimee!
The advisor I spoke with is Sherri Milazzo and she was super nice too. I'm going to call her as soon as the kids give me the illusion that they might stay quiet-ish long enough
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Dh is home tomorrow, so maybe i'll go lock myself in my room for a little while...
Good luck, let me know if you need any more info.
13 moons, I just posted a thread about Clayton in TAO (shoudl have done a search first)
Anyway, have you decided to enroll? I'm also inteerested in the herbalist.
I'll go check that out! I did not make any decisions yet. I am still really interested but for us, the cost is a big factor, even with the payment plans. I think if it were not for that, I would have enrolled already. How about you? I guess your thread will probably tell me, huh?
Actually I started my thread for a similar reason you originally started this one. Just to see if anyone had any personal experience. I'm not sure if the herbal program looks good or not. It seems really superficial. I'd like to get some info on the material they use (texts ect) and more detailed course outlines, the ones on the website were not very detailed.
Yeah, the course descriptions, etc. are very vague. A couple years ago when I was first interested I had requested a book list for the program to see what was really being used and the advisor that I was assigned gladly emailed me a copy. Some of the earlier books, like for the Family Herbalist looked mostly like stuff I already have on my shelves at home but, at that time, the books required a little further along were a bit more serious. Maybe I should request one again now and see what they are now. ButI know what you mean--I don't know how much I'd get out of it that I don't already know or can't find out from just general reading, etc. I had kinda thought about the BS in Natural Health with a concentration in Herbology partly for that reason. I don't know that much about other programs though either, do you? The other thing that has held me back is that I'm not sure what I'd want to do with it, so I don't know exactly which path would be the best to take. I just know that I really want to be doing something else for myself right now and I'm ready to be a student again! Would you be doing it just for personal interest or to start a new career or something else?
I tend to agree with you about the Clayton herbalist program. I've been studying, and using herbs for a good 8 years and alot fo their program doesn't look like it covers anything new for me. I've been doing more research and found the program below. Do you read Herbs for Health magazine?
Have you checked out this master herbalist program??
I'm leaning this way at the moment, I really like their course outlines. They also have good tuition payment schedules.
I'm still raising dd but planning what I will do with my life in a few years when she is 18. I already am a reiki pracitioner, so I've been thinking about starting an alternative healing business, at some point.


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Yeah, but she wasn't killing weights crossfit-style, I'm sure. I think with a good (cholesterol and meat-rich) diet and the right moves, women will have no problem gaining strength.
And I say strength as opposed to mass, because isn't that what matters most for both sexes? Though I suppose I don't MIND gaining some decent muscle mass on my legs and butt independent of strength. It would balance me out a bit. But, it's not a primary goal of mine at all. I'd rather look womanly, tiny, and innocent and then be able to kick someone's ass than look obviously muscular.
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"How Fast Can You Actually Gain Muscle Mass?"
We live in an instant gratification society and are constantly bombarded with amazing claims; while this is probably most true in the world of weight loss, its not much different when it comes to muscle gain.
Magazines advertise 20 pounds or rock hard muscle in a mere 8-10 weeks, a supplement promises 5 lbs of muscle in 3 days or whatever; all around we see claims of rapid gains in muscle mass. Sadly, this is all basically bullshit. Yeah, with glycogen loading or creatine you can increase lean body mass (not the same as muscle mass) fairly rapidly but beyond that, skeletal muscle actually grows fairly slowly.
How slowly?
On average, a natural male doing everything right will be doing very well to gain 1/2 of pound muscle per week. A female might gain half that or about 1/2 pound muscle every 2 weeks.
Lets put that in perspective: over a full year of training, assuming the trainee is doing everything right, thats 26 pounds of the good stuff for men (13 pounds for women). Which, if you think about it, actually isnt that awful. Its simply awful compared to what people think they are going to get based on the false promises in the magazines (or the claims of drug using bodybuilders).
That assumes that half-pound is gained week-in, week-out for the entire year. Oddly, and somewhat tangentially, it usually doesnt work that way. Trainees may go a long time with no measurable gains and then wake up several pounds heavier seemingly overnight. I have no idea why, thats just how it usually works.
Id note that, under the right conditions (usually underweight high school kids), much faster rates of gain are often seen or reported. But these tend to be exceptions to the rule more than the norm and since Im usually writing for the average male trainee whos not 15 years old with raging hormones, I dont consider those values very illustrative. And, occasionally, when the stars are right, and everything clicks, a true one pound per week of muscle mass gain may be seen for short periods. But again, that tends to be the exception.
Let me reiterate: the average male trainee is doing well to gain about 1/2 pound muscle per week, 2 pounds per month or about 24-26 pounds per year. Id note that that will generally only happen in the first year of training and things slow down after that. A female may be gaining about half that much, 1 pound per month of actual muscle tissue or 10-12 pounds per year. I know it sucks but thats reality.
If it's just mass your after, than just make sure every single time you come within sight of something edible you eat. Eat at a 1000-2000 cal surplus for a month and you will gain mass, but of course this won't just be muscle.
I knew it was going to be hard to answer, if it was even possible.
I appreciate the reassurance, Rachel. I got over the OMGyouhavemusclesandyou'reagrrrl in about the sixth grade because it was either that, or find a different place to live. Farm work (like hauling hay) every summer built me some rockin' arms/shoulders in high school. There's a certain notoriety that comes with a) being known in the next town as the cheerleader with the great legs and b) being known for winning the class arm wrestling contest in 7th grade.
Especially when you can rock your sz 5slim wranglers with room to spare.
Thanks Al! You nailed it...absolutely looking to build mass. And I am most definitely enjoying it. Between you and Palfrey, I'll have my butt whipped into shape sooner, rather than later.
Here's why I'm wondering about the socalled 'Rate of Gain':
I'm solidly in ketosis, and have been since the end of January. I've bounced out a couple days here and there, but no more than a week total. I eat a ton of potein-100 grams+ / day. I peeked with the calipers (shhhhh don't tell I'm supposed to be on the Whole30!) and per that,
I've cut 3% body fat (27.6->24.5) and gained 2.5 lbs LBM. In less than a month.
Reasonable? Or, maybe a better question-is that even possible?
All calipers tell you is the (probable) thickness of the subcutaneous fat in one spot. There is a positive correlation with bodyfat percentage, but the precise relationship is going to be different for everybody, and every place you test. It's possible that the spot you were testing lost fat more quickly than the rest of your body, in which case the BF rate of change is going to be off.
If you rely on one location, say the ubiquitous iliac, yes, I'd agree wholeheartedly. What about if you check seven locations though, isn't that more of a telling change?
I tend to figure that the more places you check, the closer you'll be to an overall picture. Yes? No?


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Is it time for Cornwall to got it alone?
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This is what Mebyon Kernow say in thier core values;
"We exist to fight for ALL the people of Cornwall, with a political programme that puts Cornwall first and offers an alternative to the London-centred parties."
and seeing the London parliament in such a mess, is breaking up the UK now the best way to go? Cornwall has issues being a poor area but with very expensive house prices and wealthy people from elsewhere come and buy holiday homes or 'investments'. With local wages so low, many can't compete. Peter Tatchell though going it alone was possible;
"Cornwall was once separate and self-governing. If the Cornish people want autonomy and it would improve their lives, why shouldn't they have self-rule once again? Malta, with only 400,000 people, is an independent state within the EU. Why not Cornwall?"
Back in 2001 there was talk of a SW assembly - a step on the path to Cornwall going alone;
But Matthew Taylor didn't think there was the support for this party;
"The simple truth is that Cornwall is not full of people who want a separate parliament – nor, incidentally, did they want one in 1497. In both cases what is wanted is a genuine recognition that poor rural communities such as ours have not had their problems taken seriously, let alone addressed, in decades. We don't need a separate parliament, we simply need genuine local autonomy over the things that matter locally rather than nationally, and fair funding to go with it."
I guess we'll see in the elections....
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Film Review: Infra-Man (1975)
SYNOPSIS: Princess Dragon Mom and her mutant army have arisen, and only Inframan can stop them! REVIEW: Infra-Man debuted in 1975, though my recollection of this film stems sometime in the 80's when it received a brief afternoon theatre run. I was all too exited to see this mix of martial arts and characters come to my local theatre, but now looking at it years later, I realize that "that" excitement was from a different … Continue reading