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Film uses Bowling Green's City ParkWritten by Matt Liasse | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Bowling Green's City Park can be seen in the new movie "Porking Mandy."
Filmmaker Jeremy Cordy, who is from BG, came back to the town to film his feature in May 2012. The movie had its premiere screening June 27 at the Maumee Indoor Theatre.
The movie follows Mandy Rogers, the elected prom queen who was dumped before her big day, attending an anti-prom party with the high school's outcasts. Cordy said there is no deeper meaning behind the film.
"I actually just wanted to make a movie [as if] a comedian were to tell jokes. This is my way of doing it," Cordy said. "The way I approached it was I wanted to make a movie that never took itself seriously for a second and even made fun of itself for being that type of high school comedy. It's more of a satire on teen sex comedies."
Cordy said he is inspired by movies with "outlandish" comedy, like Kevin Smith's "Clerks" movies.
"'Clerks' didn't really have a style to it, but the dialogue and the humor to it was almost brutal how funny it was," Cordy said. "I love outrageous and blunt humor; for some reason that's always been attractive to me."
Following the screening, Cordy and partner Nacia Schreiner are making adjustments before sending it to festivals, including Slamdance, SXSW and the Toronto International Film Festival. Cordy said the version screened at the Maumee Indoor was not the final version. He tested reactions of the crowd.
Cordy said he enjoyed returning to Bowling Green to film.
"[In] Bowling Green, everyone was just like me, filled with passion and willing to put it all in," Cordy said. "In LA, it's very much like a business. I never could've made this movie in Los Angeles with the budget that I had."
The film's cast and crew consists of Bowling Green residents, including Dylan Stretchbery, Brendan Coomes, Josh Detamore and Mark Miller. The only cast member from Los Angeles was Kaleigh Macchio, who plays Mandy.
Cordy said the cast and crew were formed mostly by recommendations from Kylie Joy Robinson, a student in BGSU's theater department. Robinson was hired as a costume designer and knew aspiring actors for the production. Cordy's younger brother, who is also in the film, got some of his friends involved as well.
"It just kind of snowballed," Cordy said. "Actually, I just recently found out that the university was a little worried about the production, too. I think some of the teachers at BGSU were actually, 'Oh, they're from LA, they are going to take advantage of you' … I just thought it was funny. No, I'm from Bowling Green. I'm just talking to my friends."
Even though he was working with mostly friends, and they became closer after the shoot, it was not all fun. The hours were "grueling."
"Some people had jobs while working 12 hours on our movie," he said. "They'd go back and they'd work at Kroger or Grounds for Thought."
Tags: Bowling Green's City Park, Brendan Coomes, Dylan Stretchbery, Jeremy Cordy, Josh Detamore, Kaleigh Macchio, Kylie Joy Robinson, Mark Miller, Maumee Indoor Theatre, Nacia Schreiner, Porking Mandy


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I am 35 weeks and just diagnosed wit PIH and toxemia. However I am still waiting for my 24 hour urine to come back today. All labs were normal.
They said I had toxemia because of one urine sample in the office that was +1 protein.
So far I am feeling okay.


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I dont think that Rory ever said he wouldnt fight GSP. Rory said he doesnt want to talk about fighting GSP, said UFC president Dana White on Tuesday during a media conference call.
I dont think hes ever said he wont fight GSP. When that day comes, when he gets to that place where its time for GSP vs. Rory MacDonald, Im sure thats when Rory MacDonald will want to talk about fighting GSP, added White.
Many people assume MacDonald wont accept a fight with St-Pierre. He left the door open to many possibilities when asked if hed make a move to the middleweight division to avoid fighting one of his mentors.
Im just going to focus on this fight for now. My whole career has kind of just been go with the flow. Everything changes after each fight, so Ill see where I am after this fight and assess the options from there, said MacDonald when asked about a potential move to middleweight.


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Yeah, debunking the "assault rifles spew out bullets 100 times more deadly than what you hunt deer with" would be nice to see for a change. A block of whatever exploding with a 7mm magnum HP versus a 7.62X39 FMJ round punching smaller holes should be a good contrast.
Speaking of AK myths, the most prevalent one among Vietnam Vets I've met seems to be that the AK was designed to shoot our .308 M14 ammo but the M14 couldn't shoot the AK ammo. This supposedly allowed them to shoot any captured ammo but their ammo was useless to us.
How about an ep showing "behind the scenes" of the new RedJacket "Girlz and guns" calender shoot?
Here's 298 within 25 miles of you:
For a chance to be on TV, I would think most of them would do it for free.
I can't wait to see the show. Maybe try to do a M60 build.
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O.K. Will I am trying to think here. Hmmm. For sure the myths and realities of the suppressor to start.
Hay. How about blowing stuff up.
Do tracers have a different trajectory than regular rounds?
What caliber and range can the bullet proof jackets the guys are using in the Sand Box stop.?
How scopes on weapons have evolved over the years?
Myth Busters did a show on shooting a bullets straight up in the air. Myth busted. They set up sheets in the desert. Took a lot of shots. But the bullet coming down would not even penetrate a sheet.
Get a plane and drop different caliber bullets from like 4 thousand feet onto big targets. See what happens.
I'm thinking I'm thinking. Come on guys help Will.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Thanks for the heads up, please keep us informed so we don't miss it
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Hendricks has been acting like a douchebag since the fight, he is such a sore loser.
He was all smileys between rounds and he was celebrating like crazy with his team before the decision was made, it was very stupid because it was a close fight and the dec could have gone either way.
Now he acts like a very very bad loser. Making stupid excuses and saying bullshit like "If GSP can't handle being champion...", how can he talk like that about someone that has been champion for 6 years?
GSP can very well handle being a champion, a different thing is that he is also a human being and he also has problems like the rest of "common" people.
If Hendricks wants to sleep 3 hours every night it is his decision and his problem, no one is forcing him to do that.
He can not bash other people because they are not doing that stuff.
GSP is one of the greatest MMA fighters ever, you may like his style or not, but you can't argue that he is an awesome champion, and to say that he can't handle being it, is absolutely stupid!
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
Georges St-Pierre mentor won't support comeback
Earlier this week we were told that UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre would not fight again unless boxing trainer Freddie Roach was in his corner and now it seems as if "Rush" would have to do without the support of his mentor Kristof Midoux were he to decide to fight again. After winning a controversial decision over challenger Johny Hendricks one week ago at UFC 167, St. Pierre announced that he was stepping away from MMA competition, at least for now.Pre-fight, Midoux had said publicly that he'd advised the fighter to retire after the Hendricks fight. Now that St-Pierre seems undecided as to what he'll do in the immediate future, Midoux has spoken up again, this time saying that if the welterweight champ decides to fight again, he would not be in his corner as he usually is.
"If he decides to return, for any reason, I will not be in his corner. I do not want to see him suffer more, having accomplished what all dream to accomplish," Midoux told Le Journal de Montreal, according to Google translate.
"He has another life that awaits. I think he has many other things to do, instead of trying to find out who is the strongest in the world, because he has proved that it was him."
That's an interesting twist. We wonder if Midoux will have an influence on what St-Pierre decides to do.
Oh, and Midoux apparently has a caveat to his earlier promise. He would consider cornering St-Pierre again if the champ takes two years off before fighting again.
"If someone [after St-Pierre] keeps the belt for two years, then, perhaps, I would stay in his camp. He would still be young at 34, and then, he would be completely regenerated," Midoux said.
and it's actually prognostication, but thanks for playing.
I'm actually fine with him taking a week or three off. Recover, clear his head a bit, assess.Regardless of what his problem is, he should clarify what he meant with his post-fight comments.
I'd rather have an informed, intentional statement that he'll probably back up rather than something under pressure that he may reverse and look like he has no integrity.
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What a terrible role model. I love how people take these news articles out of context instead of waiting to watch the video to see the other 70% of communication which is non-verbal.
that hand wraps thing is one of the stupidest things ive ever herd. And ive said/herd some pretty stupid things before.
Got a lot of soul searching to do. Sorry to everyone I've let down
Pulled the trigger well enough to make mashed beets out of the champion's face.
But not enough to win the fight (in the eyes of the judges). Ouch!
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At last night's party for the GQ Men of the Year, our friends over at MTV News asked a very important question: Who would win in a fight, GQ's Men or People's Sexiest Men?
"I'll take on the whole entire cast of Parks and Recreation. I'll leave Justin [Timberlake] to take care of Glee and Jimmy Fallon could karate-chop the rest of those guys," GQ honoree Jay-Z joked. And Joe Manganiello, who made People's list of 25 Sexy Chests to Be Thankful For (amen!), had the most brilliant idea: "I think we should do it for charity!"
While we get in line for tickets to that one (please, powers that be, make it happen!), let's take a look at some of the hottest fashions on display at last night's festivities, from men (the likes of Kellan Lutz, Armie Hammer and Josh Hutcherson) and women (Minka Kelly, Sarah Silverman, Emma Roberts and more).


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Atwater, Calif. (Written by Francesca Tripoli. ALL PHOTOS BY MELANIE MILLER) - As the WKA West Super Series, presented by Bridgestone, RLV, & Grand Products moved to Atwater Kart Club, 89 drivers came out and brought their A game for Round 6! As the end of the 2012 Series draws to a close, that championship trophy seems more within each competitor's grasp and it is a relentless fight to the finish to determine who it belongs to! As the sun came up on Race Day Sunday, drivers and spectators knew it was going to be a warm day but no one could have foreseen the intense heat that came later that afternoon. In an odd event in the Clone Pre-Final, all Clone drivers were able to walk away without serious injuries after a racing incident turned into a small brush fire on the back stretch of the track and claimed a kart before the flames were able to be put out. Great thanks go out to Atwater Fire Department, Atwater Kart Club, track officials and everyone who helped to put the fire out!!!
Starting off the event with KPV1 Qualifying, Jason Pettit shot onto the track like a bullet and made sure that the rest of his class understood that he was there to hold onto his first place reign from Round 5 and set the fast lap with a 35.094, just 5 thousandths ahead of Roy Fulmer who was putting the pressure on Pettit for sure!! Heading into the first Heat Session, Fulmer dominated by taking the pole position from Pettit and making Chase Farley and Carter Herrera work to keep up with them! After some seriously great driving from those guys, they set out to take the Green for the Pre Final and it was Pettit who reclaimed his first place spot and Herrera followed suit, leaving Fulmer to sit tight in the third position, just ahead of Farley and Mikey Prinzo. Pettit knew that he needed to create some space between himself and the rest of the pack for the Main Event where he was trailed closely by Herrera up until the last lap where Herrera got caught up and landed himself in the fifth spot behind Fulmer, Farley and Calvo. Proud started sixth and attempted to make his way up to the front but he was unable to get by Freese and Clayton Williams who led Proud and Richard Stock into the scales from the finish!
Kid Karts
Atwater Kart Club welcomed 5 Kid Kart drivers to the track Sunday. Cody Batterton set the time to beat in Qualifying at 45.592 and left the off pole spot open to the Round 5 winner Alec Acevedo who took that with a 45.749! Batterton held off Acevedo in the Heat Session and left the door open for Alec Bridgman to slide up into second, leaving Acevedo to start the Pre Final in the third spot followed by Anthony Fossen and Race Godeloson who maintained their places all the way through to the starting for the Main Event. Acevedo reclaimed his pole position over Batterton who was out of the race after the third lap around leaving Bridgman to slide into the second position followed by Godeloson.
KPV 2 opened with Sonny Cervelli setting the fast lap in Qualifying with a 32.612 but felt the intense pressure from Blake Murdock, who was just one tenth off of Cervelli, and Rocha who was just two tenths off of Murdock. These three continued to hold their spots through the day with Grayson Browne, Danny Rubino and Harrison Mills driving vigorously to catch the pack!! Cervelli had built himself a great lead over Murdock and Rocha in the heats, where it looked like Murdock was definitely going to give Cervelli a run for his money and the first place win!! The excitement was building as the spectators were pressed up against the fence to see who was going to walk away the win!! Cervelli fought hard in the Final to keep his spot, holding off Murdock, who gave it his best shot, but Cervelli did not leave any room for Murdock to get by and by driving his line, Murdock secured his second place win, leaving Rocha, Browne and Rubino to fall in line behind them.
Spec PRD
10 drivers made it out to drive in the Spec PRD class in Atwater, where there was nothing short of excitement. Local hot-shoe & newcomer to the WKA Series, Kolby Araki, jumped out to the front in Qualifying to set a fast lap time of 31.921. David Vasquez came in next with a 32.049 and Matt Chase drove in just two tenths shy of Vasquez! The green flag was out for the first Heat Session as Vasquez made his way into the first place spot past Araki who fought hard to try and take back his spot with Shelby Sander hot on his trail, working for a promising result on her birthday weekend!! Vasquez and Araki pulled away and built a cushion between themselves and Sander who had Ashlie Couch and Ryan Casner to deal with in the fight for third. Sander lost a few positions in striving to hold off Couch and Casner in the Pre Final, while Matt Chase took advantage of the shift in placing and jumped into the third spot behind Vasquez. Up front, Vasquez and Araki gave each other some serious pressure and some incredible driving, but Vasquez was not going to let Araki get away with that one!! Vasquez takes his spot back in the Main Event, showing Araki his bumper all the way through to lap eight where Araki maneuvered his way to the front, where it looked like he was going to be victorious! The White Flag flew and Vasquez made a clean pass back up to first just in time to take the Checkered Flag in front of Araki!! Chase managed to hold off the group and maintained his third place reign over Couch and Casner who had been mixing it up all day looking for any way to get past him. This was yet another great job by all the competitors. Round 7 looks to be highly anticipated!!
Formula 80 Masters/80 Senior
Round 6 of the WKA West Super Series brought a small class and a short day for the Formula 80s but these guys still came all the way out to Atwater Kart Club to defend their points. Formula 80 Master driver Chuck Hastings showed off his skill with a 31.548 pole qualifying time while Formula 80 Senior driver Josh Cole took the spot next to Hastings on the grid for the first Heat Session with a 32.689 (pole for the Senior class). Master driver Wayne Bundy started out front, leading Hastings around the track all the way up to the fourth lap when Bundy slipped back to second and worked hard to close the gap between himself and Hastings but could not get close enough to take the win in the Pre Final! The three 80 shifter drivers, Hastings, Bundy and Cole decided not to run the Main Event to save their equipment for Round 7, with their Pre-Final results becoming the event results.
Jr. 1 2-Cycle
A full field of 12 karts showed up to run the Jr 1 2-Cycle class. With such talent throughout the class, it was anyone's race! After a 5 minute qualifying session, Carter Herrera took the top spot with a 36.207 time to beat, while Oliver Calvo qualified just five hundredths off of Herrera! Ammon Young laid out a 36.380 for third, which set Wyatt Couch, Anthony Freese and Clayton Williams in the path behind them. If Herrera thought this was going to be an easy day, Calvo and Couch were there to show him that he was going to have to work to maintain his spot, & shake them off of his trail as they took to the first Heat Session. Young held tight to his fourth spot in hopes that Williams wouldn't be able to find a way by! Into the Pre Final, Young broke away from the pack and Williams slid a few spots back behind Matthew Proud, Eric Nascimento and Freese who entered the Main Event in that order. Herrera felt the pressure that Couch had been putting on him but he did not waiver and took home the win, while Calvo and E Nascimento battled it out behind them up until the sixth lap where E Nascimento retired from the race, and gave Couch the second place finish with Calvo third, Proud fourth and Williams back up to fifth.
Clone Sr.
Record-setting 34-karts in Clone Senior put on certainly the most eventful races of the entire WKA West Super Series Event. Pole setter Jerry Van Devsen ran a 37.180, making that the best time for the Sr drivers! Rob Nascimento was coming for Van Devsen with a time just two tenths off and RJ Kahler, with Cole Nelson and Jon Ban right behind him!! Van Devsen held off the field for the first Heat Session but knew that any slight mistake would have left enough of an opening to cost him that spot, while Nelson had been working his way up to Van Devsen! R Nascimento slid back a few spots at the same time as Nelson barreled out to make it up past Kahler for the second place spot, which left Ban sitting behind Kahler and putting Michael Ostrowski in between Ban and R Nascimento on the grid for the Pre Final. One lap into the Pre Final, several karts tangled in Atwater's signature "sweeper", leaving them over the top of the corner in the brush. As the ambulance rolled out from a precautionary red flag, flames came up from the brush where the karts sat and sent drivers running to grab anything to help put the fire out and as the flame grew larger. The fire claimed one kart before the Atwater Fire Dept. was able to extinguish the flames. After deciding to cut their losses with the Pre Final, all the Clone competitors took to their pits with heavy hearts knowing that there was one driver who would be left kart-less.
As the thunder of 33-Clone Sr drivers hit the track for the Final, Van Devsen started third for the Main Event and had to work to get by Ban and Nelson who were ahead at the start and maintained their pull on Van Devsen until the ninth lap where Van Devsen pushed by them. Up to that point it was very close for the front pack!! Nelson had been hot on the path for top spot and was not going to let anyone get in between his #25 kart and that second spot while trying to advance!! Ostrowski made his way up to the third position all the while having fought off Jonathon Leach and R Nascimento who had been too close for Ostrowski's comfort! Austin DeMent, who ran Super Sportsman in Monterey, CA for the previous round, mixed it up in the middle of the field with Lizzie Tidwell. Tidwell had been looking for her way around DeMent while Ryan Casner, driving double-duty this weekend running two classes, had been hot on her bumper and Tidwell definitely felt the pressure but held the boys off and finished in the thirteenth position out of thirty three karts! Behind that group were Ryan Troutwine, Steve Lewis, Nick Grossi and Haley Brooks who all remained very tight together as they saw the White flag start to wave!! Kenny Kirschiner gave birthday girl Alexys Burns a run for her money, all the while Burns had been struggling to hold off Vinny Cervelli who was the 34th entry to break the Clone Sr entry record! Van Devsen held off Nelson which positioned him second, just ahead of Ostrowski but with a disqualification on improper flywheel in Tech, Ostrowski moved up to the second spot, with Leach in third, R Nascimento in fourth and Kahler who rounded out the Top 5 heading to Stockton in October!!!
Super Sportsman/ Clone Jr/ TaG Master/ TaG Senior
After running the practice and qualifying sessions on their own, the three TaG drivers decided to run with the Clone Jr and the Super Sportsman class for the Heats and Main Event. TaG Master drivers Corey Mitchell and Dennis Goodson set out to take the win home in Round 6 and Mitchell had a great head start qualifying with a 32.123 and Goodson just four tenths off of him! Wayne Ash was the champ from Round 5 in Monterey, CA and the only TaG Senior entry and ran a 32.985 fast lap. Super Sportsman drivers Nick Robertson and Bryan Parmenter battled it out, having left with Parmenter ahead of Robertson in Round 5 and Robertson was ready for his comeback and laid out a 33.913 fast lap, Parmenter had an unbelievably close time of 33.918 and Clone Jr driver Jake Pipal, the only entry for his class, put down a 38.533!! The combined class took to the track for the first Heat Session and Mitchell jumped to the front position with Goodson who tried hard to catch him while trailed by Robertson who had been working hard to hold off Parmenter! This group headed straight into their Main Event and skipped their Pre Final round due to the fire. Once again Mitchell took the lead and battled with Goodson and held out to take home the win for the TaG Masters! Parmenter held off Robertson until the sixth lap where it looked like Robertson was going to have the upper hand but Parmenter prevailed for the Super Sportsman win and Jake Pipal took home the win for the Clone Jr!!
Big thanks go out to series sponsor RLV, who provided track-side support all weekend, Track Warrior Photos, Melanie Miller Photography, series sponsors Bridgestone and Grand Products. The 2012 WKA West Super Series next travels to Stockton for the final round of the 2012 season, scheduled for October 21st. Entry Forms, pit space and Saturday practice information can be found at www.WKADistrict10.com.


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Despite significant development challenges, the Government of Haiti and its people are determined to recover and move forward following periods of political unrest and the effects of natural disasters.
Haiti's challenges were heightened significantly by the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck on Jan. 12, 2010, killing more than 230,000 people, displacing more than 1.5 million, and affecting more than 3 million. A cholera epidemic that broke out in October 2010 further challenged the post-earthquake environment.
In Honduras, USAID programs strengthen the participation of marginalized groups in local and national governance; increase food security for the poorest sectors of society; support renewable energy and environmental conservation; expand basic education and skills training for at-risk youth and adults; and improve decentralized health care in terms of quality and access for local citizens and civil society.
Over the past two decades, India has grown to become the world's largest democracy and one of the world's leading economies, lifting millions out of poverty. Yet one-third of its population still lives on less than $1.25 per day. Projected to become the world's most populous country by 2030, India faces tremendous energy, education, health, water and sanitation challenges. India is an important U.S. partner in maintaining regional stability, deepening trade ties and addressing development challenges in India and globally.
Indonesia has the largest economy in Southeast Asia and hosts some of the world's most diverse natural resources spread across more than 17,000 islands. Yet, almost half the population lives on less than $2 per day. Indonesia's growing economy, young democracy and strategic location in the region make it an important trade and security partner to the United States.
USAID, alongside other U.S. government agencies, works closely with Iraqi national, provincial, and local governments, international institutions, and a network of partners including non-governmental organizations, local community groups, and Iraqi citizens.
USAID has implemented activities designed to strengthen infrastructure, stabilize communities, foster economic and agricultural growth, and help the various levels of government better represent and respond to the needs of the Iraqi people.
Jamaica embarked on its first long-term strategic plan, Vision 2030 Jamaica, in 2009. This National Development Plan is a multi-sectoral approach to making Jamaica the place of choice to live, work, do business, and raise families (Vision 2030 Jamaica). While Jamaica enjoyed significant development progress in its social, economic, and political history, the country is challenged by a persistent fiscal deficit and heavy indebtedness. These challenges are exacerbated by the global economic crisis.
Jordan, a country of 6.5 million people, is a voice for moderation, peace and reform in the Middle East. Its central geographic position – bordered by Iraq, Syria, the West Bank, Israel and Saudi Arabia – brings it into constant contact with regional turbulence that affects its political climate and its economy. Calls for greater freedoms across the Arab world have increased domestic pressure on the Government of Jordan to speed the pace of promised reforms to improve economic conditions, strengthen democratic practices and governance, and reduce public corruption.
Kazakhstan has enjoyed steady growth over the past decade, largely fueled by the development of its oil and gas resources. In spite of this growth, Kazakhstan continues to face a number of development challenges that constrain progress. The United States partners with Kazakhstan to support the country's emergence as a regional leader, contributing to peace and prosperity within the region and beyond.
This summer, President Barack Obama will visit Kenya for the first time during his presidency. As the first sitting U.S. President to visit Kenya, President Obama's trip underscores the U.S. government's efforts to work with the countries and citizens of sub-Saharan Africa to accelerate economic growth, strengthen democratic institutions, and improve security.
Dynamic social and economic changes in Laos during the past decade have created openings for targeted assistance from the United States. Throughout Laos, USAID assists the Lao people in raising their quality of life, protecting natural resources, and modernizing the economy in a sustainable manner.
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above: Lindsay Lohan (detail), photographed by Yu Tsai for Playboy Magazine, 2011
above left: Lindsay Lohan, 2011; above right: Marilyn Monroe, 1953
Lindsay Lohan channels Marilyn Monroe once again on the cover and inside editorial for the January/February 2012 issue of Playboy magazine. I say "once again' because I previously compared the Bert Stern shots of Ms. Lohan for new York Magazine with the original Bert Stern shoot of Marilyn years ago (see those pictures here) and now, she once again emulates the legendary actress in the pin-up like poses originally struck by Marilyn for the 1953 issue of Playboy.
above left: Lindsay Lohan in 2008, and above right: Marilyn Monroe in 1962, both shot by photographer Bert Stern
Shot by photographer Yu Tsai, Lilo replicates some of Marilyn's 1953 poses for the magazine and adds a few more. An interesting note: Lindsay is 25 in these photos and Marilyn was 27 in hers.
above left: Lindsay Lohan in Playboy, 2012 and above right, Marilyn Monroe in Playboy, 1953
Say what you will about Lindsay but she looks uncannily like Marilyn and oozes the same sort of sexuality as society's beloved Norma Jean Baker once did. You can see that both Marilyn's original shots and the new ones of Lindsay are heavily retouched for Playboy, but I love that we can see Lindsay's freckles.
Here are all the photos from the not yet released issue (NSFW):
Images of Marilyn Monroe from the 1953 Playboy editorial:
And the centerfold of Monroe:
The 2012 January /February issue of Playboy (cover shown below) will be on the stands soon.
images courtesy of Playboy and WorldMags.
14 comments:
- Amq2330 said...
Ok! this really threw of the tetra thingamabob! I thought it was all architectural but then Bam! LOL pretty cool site nice way to grab the reader I guess
- Thursday, December 15, 2011
- Anonymous said...
If I were playboy I would have done some reshoots. Lindsay's body language is super uncomfortable and makes any viewer feel pretty awkward. Especially compared to Marilyn. That girl knows how to have fun and encourage her fans to do so as well.
- Monday, December 19, 2011
- tam said...
Marilyn does it better she does anything better
- Friday, January 13, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Lindsay has some big knockers
- Friday, January 20, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Marylin was all real/natural
- Friday, May 18, 2012
- JAYAVO said...
- Tuesday, June 19, 2012
- Anonymous said...
id love to do alot of naughty things to her
- Friday, June 29, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Lindsay has some big tits. I would love to tap that ass all day long, hell all WEEK long.
- Friday, August 10, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Lindsay looks better.
- Wednesday, August 15, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Hell ya
- Thursday, August 16, 2012
- Anonymous said...
I think thats not true, no offense. But Marilyn did it so much better, she's into and and Lindseys just copying her. Lindsey is gorgeous but Marilyn is beyond that
- Thursday, September 27, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Lindsay has the better breasts but that's about it. Marilyn's photos are playful, inviting, natural. Lindsay just looks kind of dead in the eyes, I can't believe she was only 25 here, she looks much older..
- Monday, November 26, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Marilyn has small boobs and a big ass while Lilo has big boobs and a small ass. i like them both, they'll be together soon enough ;)
- Friday, May 24, 2013
- Anonymous said...
Very nice and elegant in memory of Marolin. But it's 2014 & we all know Lindsey's no goody tu shoe. Full FULL frontal would have been nice to see.
- Sunday, March 02, 2014


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quote:Originally posted by riehlism
The first link Lisette provided does site:
Prevention of Preeclampsia and Intrauterine Growth Restriction With Aspirin Started in Early Pregnancy: A Meta-Analysis
Obstet Gynecol 2010;116:402-414.
So it looks like the most recent issue of Obstetrics and Gynecology Journal. If you were trying to find the actual literature you can find this on PubMed.
The meta-analysis is the strongest type of research in the heirarchy of the types of research articles. The gold standard in research is a randomized controlled trial (RCT). A meta-analysis analyzes multiple RCTs. So it looks like this study analyzed the results for 34 RCTs, which is why the population is so high (11,000+ women). This is a pretty strong article.
Please remember not every research article printed in a journal is a well done article. Meaning, results of a research is only as strong as the design of the research. If the design is weak, the results pretty much mean nothing. Typically, it's people who are involved in the ins and outs of the field that can fully determine the strength of the article, which therefore strengthens the result.
In any case, fantastic find Lisette!
For the Moderators: is there any way someone can post information to provide the members with the tools to figure out how to understand the parts of a journal article? People are used to accepting that if something is printed in a medical journal, it's as good as the Gospel. It seems that people on this site are truly trying to understand the science behind what's happening and want to be on top of the most current research. Just my opinion, but I think giving members the tools to be able to pick out good articles might be empowering. (Eg: discussing study designs and why one study might be stronger than another, basic statistical analysis, etc).
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Willamette University College of Law presents William B. Gould IV in his inaugural William M. Ramsey Distinguished Professorship Lecture, "Diary of a Contraband: The Civil War Passage of a Black Sailor," Thursday, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m., in Paulus Hall at the law school. The event is free and open to the public.
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One of the country's most prominent and influential experts in labor law, Gould taught at Stanford for 30 years where he served as the Charles A. Beardsley Professor of Law. He joined the law faculty at Willamette in September as the William M. Ramsey Distinguished Professor of Law.
In 1994, Gould was appointed by President Bill Clinton to a four-year term as chairman of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), one of only three academics to ever serve in that position. During his tenure as NLRB chairman, he fought vigorously for fairer labor practices in the United States.
The holder of five honorary doctor of laws degrees, Gould was thrice included in Ebony magazine's list of "100+Most Influential Black Americans." He has arbitrated or mediated more than 200 labor disputes, including the 1989 Detroit teachers wage dispute and the 1992 and 1993 Major League Baseball salary disputes.
William M. Ramsey, for whom this lecture is named, was the first dean of Willamette University College of Law, from 1884-88. Ramsey's distinguished and unselfish public service had also earned him the title of the "Dean of the Northwest Bar." His 60-year stellar career included service as a county judge, circuit judge, Oregon Supreme Court justice and mayor of Salem and McMinnville, Ore.
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Who was your man of the match? Let us know in the comments below!
Following his performance against the LA Galaxy on Sunday night, Houston Dynamo midfielder Andrew Driver has been nominated as one of the Top 3 performers for the week by MLSsoccer.com. The three winners are the players who tally the most votes before Monday at 7 p.m. CT.
Driver scored the game-winning goal in Sunday's 1-0 over the Galaxy, blasting a low, hard shot past Carlo Cudicini in the 56th minute.
The Houston Dynamo and LA Galaxy will play Sunday night in a rematch of the previous two MLS Cup finals. The Dynamo are 6-6-4 all-time vs. the Galaxy with a 2-3-2 regular season record vs. LA at The Home Depot Center. The Dynamo won the regular season series last year, defeating the Galaxy 2-1 at BBVA Compass Stadium on May 26, but the Galaxy got the last laugh, winning MLS Cup 3-1 in front of their home side on December 1.
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Subs: Rowe, Leonardo, Meyer, Garcia, Jimenez, Stephens, Zardes.
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Cal State Northridge: A transfer from the University of Nevada ... Will have one more season of eligilbity ... Played in 98 games in three seasons with the Wolfpack.
2012-13 Season (Junior at Nevada): Played in 31 games, eight as a starter ... Tallied a career-high 13 points at Marshall and Cal State San Marcos ... Scored eleven points along with a game-high eight rebounds over Boise State ... Garnered a career-high four blocks at Fresno State ... At Washington, scored eleven points connecting on 5-of-7 shots along with five rebounds in 20 minutes ... Led the Wolfpack with his first double figure rebounding game (11) against then 25th-ranked Wyoming along with seven points ... Scored in double figures with 12 points off the bench in the conference (MWC) opener at Air Force ... Averaged 16.5 minutes per game ... Shot a team-best .471 from the field.
2011-12 Season (Sophomore at Nevada): Averaged 1.7 points and 1.7 rebounds in 35 games off the bench ... Averaged 7.9 minutes per game ... Shared Nevada'a Sixth Man Award with five teammates ... Tied his season-high in two home games with eight points vs Pacific (11/17/11) and Hawai'i (1/14/12) ... With the Wolfpack trailing Utah State (2/12/12) 52-50 with 27 seconds to play, Elliott blocked a shot and grabbed the rebound which led to a teammate's game-winning three-pointer with 1.8 seconds to play as Nevada won, 53-52.
2010-11 Season (Freshman at Nevada): Earned three starts to begin the season at home vs Montana and in the two Preseason NIT games played at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion and Pepperdine ... Averaged 1.8 points and 2.8 rebounds per game in 11.2 minutes per game ... Grabbed a careeer-high 14 rebounds at George Washington (11/22/10) ... Scored a then career-high eight points at South Dakota State (11/30/11) ... Gained international experience playing with Reach USA in China during the summer of 2011.
High School: A 2009 graduate of Paramount (Calif.) High School ... Averaged 12.5 points, 11.9 rebounds and 4.7 blocks per game during his senior season ... Shot 55 perent from the field, including 31 percent from three-point territory ... Captain of the basketball and the volleyball teams ... During his junior campaign in 2007-08, averaged 10.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 4.5 blocks per game ... An All-CIF selection as a middle blocker in volleyball ... Averaged 11 kills and seven blocks per game.
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then after a quick check over in the garage and a reload back out to the cold & wind.
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Thanks to a glowing review and what was called a "very productive meeting," Aiken County schools Superintendant Dr. Beth Everitt not only received praise but an additional year to her contract.
Following the nearly three-hour meeting, it was put in motion and conferred that Everitt will have her contract extended until June 30, 2016.
"I appreciate the support of the board, the acknowledgement of my work and the extension of my contract," Everitt said following the meeting.
The move was put into place after what was, according to school board chairperson Rosemary English, "the result of the overall very good evaluation" of Everitt's work as superintendant.
English and board member Wesley Hightower also praised the meeting itself.
"This has probably been one of the most productive meetings I have ever been a part of," Hightower said.
English said, "I am very pleased with the discussion, and I am very proud to serve as the chair of this board."
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CRESTVIEW — In the last three years, Scottie Milton has proven himself a more than capable soccer coach as he has led the Crestview High School boys soccer team.
However, even a veteran coach such as Milton can be outnumbered.
Milton took on a new coaching challenge last week as instructor for the Crestview Parks and Recreation Department soccer camp at Twin Hills Park. About 25-30 players between ages 4 and 14 attended the camp.
"It has gone really well," he said. "The first day was kind of rough because I wasn't expecting the numbers. I heard it was only going to be 13 kids here and then I walked up (and there were twice that number). It was only me here so it was kind of crazy on Monday."
Milton called in some of his players as reinforcements for the remainder of the week and things seemed to go off without a hitch.
The campers were divided into age groups so they could play against others with similar size and skill sets.
"I think they want to have success," he said. "If they were playing with the older kids, they would never see the ball. It's all about them touching the ball.
"If they continue developing in the game, hopefully I'll see them in high school."
Milton coached campers on the basic skills of dribbling, passing and ball control.
"It's all about controlling the ball," he said. "The dribbling is important so they can feel comfortable. And we tried to teach them some one-on-one moves so they can get around the opponent."
Milton said it was more important for players to learn basic ball skills at the camp than for him to stress the team concepts of passing and sharing the ball.
"It's OK for the little ones to take the ball the length of the field because that shows they have confidence," he said. "You can teach them later how to share the ball."
Miltonsaid there is one big difference between the Twin Hills camp and a camp he might lead with his Crestview High team or a team of older players.
"This one I try to have fun for the kids as they get better," he said. "I try to sell the sport to them.
"I don't want to be the mean guy and have them thinking, 'That guy's mean. I don't want to play soccer any more.' So I try to make it fun."
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin's sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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Jeanette G. PrattDecember 08,2012Jeanette G. Pratt
BALLSTON LAKE, N.Y. Jeanette G. Pratt, 82, of Ballston Lake, passed away Wednesday, December 5, 2012.
Born in Berlin, N.H., October 5, 1930, she was the daughter of the late Ernest and Grace White.
She attended Castleton (Vt.) Teachers College and received her bachelors degree from the College of Saint Rose. Jeanette taught first and third grade at St. Marys Catholic School in Ballston Spa, until her retirement in 1992.
She enjoyed knitting, crocheting and sewing. Her greatest joy was spending time with her family and friends.
Jeanette was predeceased by her husband, Earle, son, Daniel, brother, Kenneth White and sister, Mary Jane Barone. She is survived by her children, Stephen Pratt (Laura) of Richmond, VA, David Pratt (Sandy) of Cleveland, GA, Tina McQuiston (William) of Ballston Lake, and Michele Lawson (Michael) of Ballston Spa, two brothers, Arthur White of California and Ernest White of Massachusetts, 12 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday, December 10, at St. Marys Catholic Church, Milton Avenue, Ballston Spa, where a Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated. Burial will follow in St. Marys Cemetery, Ballston Spa.
Relatives and friends are invited to call from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday, December 9, at Armer Funeral Home Inc., 39 East High Street, Ballston Spa.
Memorial contributions may be made to Community Hospice of Saratoga, 179 Lawrence Street, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866, or St. Marys School, 40 Thompson Street, Ballston Spa, NY 12020.
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RedHawks Claim Overtime Victory Over Hilbert
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PITTSBURGH, PA –Hilbert surrendered the tying goal with five seconds left in regulation only to lose in sudden death overtime to La Roche College (10-9) April 9, dropping to 4-4 for the season. Ryan Wagner (Orchard Park, NY/Canisius) led the Hawk offense with 4 goals and got help from Josh Baker (Hamburg, NY/Frontier) and John Jewett (Blasdell, NY/Frontier) who each netted twice for the visitors.
Hilbert played catch-up the entire game watching La Roche score the first two goals within a span of 15 seconds beginning at the 12:26 minute mark. Wagner and Baker gave the Hawks life in the first quarter matching the RedHawk hits. Before the quarter ended Dustin Reykdal put one past Pat Lunderdman (Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara Wheatfield) (14 saves) giving the home team a 3-2 advantage. With each team scoring one more goal apiece in the second session, the half time score found La Roche up 4-3.
La Roche (3-4) struck first to start the 3rd, only to have Wagner score back-to-back goals evening the score 5-5. La Roche answered back twice before Jewett and Zitnik scored to tie it up once more. Hilbert took their first lead of the game off a Wagner to Jewett hit at (2:44) left in the fourth quarter.
The home team was down for the first time yet found an answer forty-four seconds later when Crawford Healy scored unassisted at the 2 minute mark. Wagner gave the Hawks their last lead when Nick Kieffer (Lee Center, NY/Rome Free Academy) set him up. The Hawks defense held tight until Reykdal (4 goals) fired one with .05 seconds left to force overtime.
Each team played through sloppy field conditions thorough out the contest only to have Matthew Hamill slip one in for the final (10-9) at the 3:01 mark in sudden death.
Hilbert returns to action April 12 when they travel to Wells College for a 4pm toss. The Hawks host their OFFICIAL home opener on campus against Morrisville State on April 14.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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