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What Exercise Has Meant to Me
I truly believe that every human being has defining moments in their lives that change the way they grow, act, and feel about the world. If it possible that a single choice can change your life forever? Yes it is, I had an experience like that when I was 15 years old.
My birthday of November 26 was a bit of a surprise to my parents, considering I was expected in February. Due to complications I was born 3 months premature and clocking in at around 2 Ibs. Im not sure how long I spend in an incubator, but I was so small that the only beanie they could find to fit my head came from my sister's doll. When my family eventually got to take me home I was hooked up to heart monitor at all times for about the first year.
Because of these early moments I never really had or developed any athletic prowess as a kid. I was always the uncoordinated, skinny kid who was picked last during PE. I remember during races I would get winded and cramp up only after a few moments and felt like a loser every time I came in last. I couldn't even run a lap or do a single pull up. It really had a negative effect on my self confidence.
Fast forward to age 15, my mother had just passed away and I just moved to a new city. In my younger years I had always been a bit socially awkward, but at least I had a good group of close friends and felt a kinship with most of my classmates. In this new city I felt alone and very much like an outsider trying to wiggle his way into any social group or clique that would have me. It didnt take long for football team to notice my nervous mannerisms and begin to hound me at every opportune time. I was teased, bullied, mocked, laughed at, became the butt of every cruel joke, and sank further into my already developed depression and became even less confidence. I felt very alone and powerless to do anything to better my situation.
Then one day while getting some lunch at the supermarket I came across the magazine section and something grabbed my attention. It was a fitness magazine showing the Body for Life Challenge showing featured pictures of people who had made amazing transformations to their bodies. Here was a skinny kid who now looks like a pro athlete. Another picture had a 65 year old granddad has lost over 30 Ibs of fat and changed his life. I was hypnotized by what these people had managed to do with their bodies and the improvement it had on their lives.
While I was reading the article the football team just happened to be passing by. One of the guys noticed me looking at a bodybuilding magazine, chuckled and yelled out faggot! before walking away. It was at that point that something clicked inside of me, something I hadn't felt in a while. For the longest time the only constant emotions I had were fear, anxiety, sadness, and self pity. Now there was anger and desire.
What right did these people have to torment me? What makes them think they knew anything about me or could judge me? I had had enough of it. I was determined then and there to never again feel weak, to let others trample all over me, or to allow myself to wallow in self hatred! I bought that magazine, opened it to page 1, and started to learn about exercise and bodybuilding.
My goal was simple at first: Since bullies only pick on those smaller and weaker then themselves, I would get bigger and stronger then all of them. I had a very humble beginning, I could only bench press about 95 Ibs for a few reps but I also had a burning desire to work till I changed my body. I kept lifting weights, 1 hour a day, 5 days a week.
My strength levels increased very quickly, I was up to benching 135 Ibs in a few weeks and added more then 100 Ibs on the leg press. My shallow chest was getting bigger, my narrow shoulders got broader, and my puny arms actually had some mass on them. People started to treat me different as well; I was no longer was the butt of every joke, and the jocks started to keep their mouths shut. During that summer break I was a man obsessed, I trained twice a day six days a week going to failure on every set. Every time I wanted to quite I thought back on all the wrongs people had done to me and knew that if I just got a little bit stronger I could put an end to it.
When I came back to school no one recognized me. I had gone from being the 150 Ibs out of shape, skinny kid to a strong and muscular 180 Ibs. People stopped picking on me after that and I felt great. I was confident in myself for the first time and anytime I felt blue I knew a few sets or a good run would help clear it up.
Most importantly I had learned that if I didn't like something about myself, I had the power to change it as long as I worked hard, smart, and consistently. I realized that you can always better your situation and that self improvement begins with a desire to change and the will to achieve your goal.
Exercise has given me an insight into what is possible with the right mindset and that your potential is determined by what you choose to do today and tomorrow, rather than your past failures. I hope you remember that you're the only one who can decide how you live your life and no matter what is stacked against you, you always have a choice on how you live.
I leave you with a question to ponder "Am I living the life you want to live?"
All the best to you, train hard, train smart
Jonathan Siegel - CPT
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Great article. I had a similar experience, but much less dramatic, on a slow grade through high school. This, however:
"Most importantly I had learned that if I didn't like something about myself, I had the power to change it as long as I worked hard, smart, and consistently."
was the same, and was similarly powerful.What a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable. -Xenophon's Socrates
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I really liked this one. It is very inspirational and hits close to home. I was always picked on in school, even though I was a typical 6' 180 pounds. This still did not detour the bullies. It was not until I got out of high school did I then realize that size really has nothing to do with it. It comes down to confidence.
An example of this is when I went to a BucketHead concert in San Fransisco. My wife and I and her friends were getting ready for the band to take stage when a group of three jocks made there way through the crowd and planted themselves right in front of us. They were all 6'3" or bigger. They were tall and we could not really see over them. I was a bit pissed at this point as we had shown up early and made a point to get to a good viewing spot. Then here come these jerks late thinking they can just muscle there way in and get a closer spot then us. As the concert began they started to back into myself and my wife. I pushed them forward a few times to keep some space between us and them. This went on for about five minutes until I snapped. I took my right hand and made a fist, I then stuck my middle nuckle out and jabbed it into one of the guys shoulder blade and ribs. This got his attention real quick. He spun around and asked me what my problem was. His two other friends also turned around at this point to see what the problem was. I got up in his face and told him that I was going to kick his ass if he continued to back into us. I even offered to step outside with the three of them if they so chose. Well they all got real apologetic and said they had no desire to fight.
What I got from this encounter was that if you are the aggressor and show no weakness you will usually stop the fight before it even begins. I was just really amazed that all three backed down even though they were bigger and stronger and there were three of them. Needless to say that it was the ego boost I needed to stop taking peoples **** and just call em on it.
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Food for thought...!
(I'm such a ******...)"So, yeah, Zen teachers may well insult you, work you to the bone, hit you with sticks, shout verbal abuse at you, and punch the **** out of you.
And when the ****'s been punched out of you, you might just find that you're far better-off without it." - Vieux Normand
"So in short, BJJ wins again. BJJ, and chainmail." - TheMightyMcClaw
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"Eventually, I realized it doesn't matter what art you train, what matters is the method in which you train. Training in an alive manner, under skilled and qualified instruction, is the single most important aspect of gaining martial skill. All else is window dressing." - JNP : Saying it how it is!


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Counties rely on property taxes to fund needs like education, public safety and emergency medical services. But collecting 100 percent of property tax revenue is nearly impossible.
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Actual amounts collected from Lee and its neighboring counties vary, and when residents fail to pay, government officials rely on a number of tools to try to collect what is owed.
At 98.85 percent, Harnett County collected more property tax revenue than all but 11 of North Carolina's 100 counties during the fiscal year 2012-2013.
"I feel like our staff does a really good job," said Harnett County Tax Administrator Keith Faulkner in a statement. "We are constantly striving to improve, not only in collection percentage, but in the whole operation of our office. We're always working on ways to better serve the public."
During the same fiscal year, Lee County collected 97.02 percent of property taxes owed, and Chatham County collected 96.71 percent.
Property tax revenues are divided between real and personal property taxes and registered motor vehicle taxes. Faulkner said motor vehicle taxes tend to be more difficult to collect.
"With motor vehicles, you have people who move out of the area," he said. "People may get their tags renewed and then move out of state."
A change to the collection process for motor vehicle taxes that took effect in 2013 requires residents to pay the tax on their motor vehicles when they renew their registration, as opposed to previous years in which the two were paid separately. Chatham County Tax Administrator Frances Wilson said the new system has increased motor vehicle taxes collected.
"Now, people know they'll have to pay last year's taxes in order to get their tags renewed," Wilson said. "It kind of caught up with all those people. Now they have to pay up front. That helped increase property tax percentage this year."
In the fiscal year 2012-2013, Chatham County collected 92.13 percent of motor vehicle taxes. In 2013-2014, collections went up to 95.36 percent. Moving forward under the new system, motor vehicle taxes will be handled by the N.C. Department of Motor Vehicles as opposed to county tax departments.
The other category of taxable property, real and personal property, includes real estate and possessions. Gary Briggs, Moore County Tax Department's division leader for real property, said the county collected 99.7 percent of real and personal taxes during the fiscal year 2013-2014, the highest collection percentage the county has seen.
"The staff size [of the tax department] and the nature of the community you're in have a lot to do with collection," Briggs said. "Every county has its own set of economic challenges its people are facing. We've been fortunate to maintain the collection rate that we have, especially given the current economic conditions."
When it comes to dealing with residents who fail to pay, Faulkner said three basic tools are available to collectors.
"There are several different avenues that you can use," Faulkner said. "Basically, you can use wage garnishments, bank attachments and foreclosures. We do actually go through the foreclosure process if we have to, but we try to go through other things first."
Wage garnishments deduct money from an employee's salary until the taxes have been paid off, and are usually the first method used to attempt to collect overdue payments.
"Then you go to bank attachments," Briggs said. "Foreclosures are a means of last resort."
Briggs said Moore County initiates foreclosure proceedings on roughly 30 properties a year, and of those, between 15 and 17 are actually sold. He said people are able to pay off their taxes up to the day of the foreclosure auction to put a freeze on the proceedings.
According to Lee County Manager John Crumpton, the county completed foreclosure proceedings on 26 properties in the fiscal year ending in 2013. The county bought 13 of the properties, and 13 were sold to other buyers. In the fiscal year ending in 2014, the county bought 14 properties and sold three to other buyers.
Chatham County filed for foreclosure on 130 properties during the fiscal year 2013-2014, according to Wilson.
"During the last fiscal year," she said, "the total dollars due that was assigned to the attorney was $502,790.26, of which $344,493.45 was paid. The majority of the properties are paid in full before the sale date. I wish we didn't have to take the extreme measures to collect delinquent taxes, but sometimes it's the only way that we can."


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1. Mo Farah [4] smashed the European half marathon record [5] in Lisbon, Portugal, on March 22. He broke the tape in 59:32, but before he could bask in the success of his 13.1 PR Mo had to untangle himself from the finisher's tape that ensnared him and sent him to the ground.
2. A finish line volunteer at the New Balance High School Indoor Championships on March 16 learned the hard way why it's better to just let the finishing tape go rather than trying to save it with runners rumbling down the track.
3. An amateur runner competing on a relay team at the Dallas Marathon in December found herself in the elite finisher's chute, where she out-kicked female champion Shitaye Gemechu [6] and broke the tape meant for the elite race.
4. This early celebration [7] cost Algerian 800-meter runner Taoufik Makhloufi the $10,000 grand-prize at the Shanghai Diamond League meet last May, proving showboating can indeed be expensive.
5. In the men's open division of the 2015 Peachtree Road Race [8], Ben Payne did not hear Scott Overall sprinting behind him during the final stretch. Payne fist pumped just before Overall snapped the tape. Race officials took more than an hour to determine that Overall crossed the line .09 seconds ahead of Payne.


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The great Mughal emperor Akbar believed in religious tolerance and reason. But his quest to achieve
The great Mughal emperor Akbar believed in religious tolerance and reason. But his quest to achieve
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Soon after the hijackers of 11 September were revealed as Muslim fundamentalists, the question which had been debated endlessly by European colonialists in the 19th century re-emerged in the western press: was Islam compatible with the modern world? Even the most liberal commentators in the 21st century could not resist wondering if it wasn't time for Islam to have a Reformation. When it was pointed out that Islam, which has never had a pope, a church or a similarly important ecclesiastical authority, perhaps did not need a Reformation, or at least not quite in the same way, the solemn proposal then was that perhaps Islam could have an Enlightenment.
There was enough presumption in the idea that the diverse peoples that go under the name of Islam should reheat and swallow a whole historical experience simply because it has been prescribed for them by an elite of politicians, journalists and strategic experts in the west. A greater conceit seemed to rest in the supposition that most of the world's population had first to replicate the historical accidents once undergone by a tiny minority in western Europe before it could claim to be part of what George Bush and Tony Blair have consistently defined as the civilised world.
Only rarely did you hear that the fundamentalists, far from being pre-Reformation or pre-Enlightenment, were a product of the modernity claimed as the west's unique achievement. In the Marvel Comics version of history that appears to have prevailed after 9/11, secular rationalism forever battles medieval fanaticism. This version may yet be challenged as two inspired Christians hector the secular and rational west into a war that they believe could end all other wars. In the meantime, it might be instructive to look at the 16th-century Mughal emperor Akbar (1542-1605), who, as Amartya Sen once pointed out, was speaking of reason and religious tolerance when the European Inquisitions were still in place and Giordano Bruno was being publicly burnt for heresy in Rome.
Akbar even tried to educate his benighted European peers. In a letter in 1582 to Philip II of Spain, who was then busy advancing the Counter-Reformation, he wrote:
"As most men are fettered by bonds of tradition, and by imitating the ways followed by their fathers, ancestors, relatives and acquaintances, everyone continues, without investigating the arguments and reasons, to follow the religion in which he was born and educated, thus excluding himself from the possibility of ascertaining the truth, which is the noblest aim of the human intellect. Therefore we associate at convenient seasons with learned men of all religions, thus deriving profit from their exquisite discourses and exalted aspirations."
Akbar didn't start out tolerant and rational, although he had a promising pedigree in the form of his grandfather Babur, whose great autobiography, The Baburnama (recently published by Modern Library, with an introduction by Salman Rushdie), reveals the sceptical and melancholy temperament that the first Mughal emperor brought to the things of the spirit and to the physical world. There is some evidence that as a young emperor, Akbar was in thrall to orthodox Sunni Muslims. Religious belief may have at least partly fed his fascination with Hamza, a Persian legend based partly on the historical figure of the Prophet Muhammad's uncle, who led the armies of Islam in battle against assorted infidels. When in 1558, less than two years after his accession to the Mughal throne, Akbar commissioned his imperial workshop of painters to depict the adventures of Hamza - a selection of which are on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum - he was indulging a childhood preference for fantasy that Babur, who found the stories of Hamza "contrary to good taste and sound reason", would have disapproved.
It is possible to grow too defensive about Islam and figures like Akbar, and to embrace, in the process, the faulty assumptions of their detractors. Writing in the Guardian, William Dalrymple asserted that "the Hamzanama, with its mixed Hindu and Muslim styles and its fusion of different worlds, is a reminder of the cultural greatness and brilliance of an Islam of which George Bush seems wholly ignorant". Perhaps. But whatever little there is of Islam in the Hamzanama - violent jihad against infidels - is also likely to confirm simple-minded ideas about the faith.
The evidence both for and against Islam is infinite, and is, finally, beside the point. It may be more useful to historicise such casually employed but loaded concepts as "Islam", or "Hindus" and "Muslims", and to see how much of our knowledge, and the language in which it comes to us, is contaminated with the prejudices and ignorance of previous generations and epochs. European imperialists faced with unyielding Muslim natives in Asia and Africa helped popularise the notion of a unitary "fanatical" Islam. These 19th-century Europeans were in turn educated in Islam by the obviously coloured perceptions of the Crusaders. As the art historian Ebba Koch argues in her elegant essay in the exhibition catalogue, the words "Hindu" and "Muslim" need to be used carefully when discussing events in the 16th century: they refer not so much to how people then saw each other as to the ethnic, moral and aesthetic categories used by British colonialists to divide and rule India in the 19th century.
Certainly, to showcase Akbar as an example of a cultured, cosmopolitan Islam would reveal little of his complex humanity or times: the historical irony, for instance, that his distaste for orthodox Islam and his dabbling in other Indian faiths provoked a backlash among an insecure Muslim elite, and helped, in the long term, the rise to power of Akbar's great-grandson, the zealous Awrangzeb. Akbar's religious dilettantism would not explain, among other things, how this distant descendant of Tamerlane was a ruthless conqueror for most of his 49-year-long reign.
The Indian empire that Akbar eventually built extended from Kabul to Bengal and from Kashmir to Hyderabad. He designed his tomb and named it after Alexander the Great, who also fascinated, for equally vulgar reasons, Julius Caesar, Charlemagne, Napoleon and Hitler. In the early part of his reign, Akbar sought religious sanction for his rule from influential Muslim mystics in northern India. His overtures to non-Muslim kings and chieftains, his marriages to Rajput princesses, his multi-ethnic court, were also part of his sophisticated realpolitik, designed to defuse regional challenges to minority Mughal rule over India.
Roughly midway through Akbar's reign, when he held absolute power over a fast-expanding empire, something unusual seemed to have happened to him: a spiri-tual crisis, perhaps, or an inflated sense of his destiny. The revelation, most recently granted to George W Bush, that he was the instrument of a divine will, appointed to bring sulh-i-kul, or universal peace.
Whatever the nature of his delusions, Akbar aimed to bring about perpetual peace not through perpetual war, but through incarnating in his own person the non-sectarian, universal values of reason and tolerance. His dream failed, in the inevitable way of all such millenarian projects. It could be said that he was not nearly as bold or generous as Ashoka, another great Indian empire-builder who renounced conquest and embraced Buddhism. But he went far in his rejection of the conventional pieties of his time.
Unlike other ambitious conquerors or emperors of Europe and Asia, Akbar founded his claims to universal rule not on one faith, but on precisely his ecumenical approach to human diversity. He scolded the Shah of Persia for his religious intolerance and said that since he inclined to "pay [no] attention to differences of religion and variety of manners and to regard the tribes of mankind as the servants of God, we have endeavoured to regulate man-kind in general". He claimed a high moral ground for his policies of religious neutrality and multiculturalism. At the same time, he did not give up his wish to regulate mankind. It seems an oddly familiar combination: self-righteousness and a strong will to power. And perhaps what's most remarkable about Akbar is that in the 16th century, he embodied with more elegance and subtlety the traits we recognise in the presently commonplace western figure of the liberal imperialist.
Pankaj Mishra is writing a book on the Buddha
"The Adventures of Hamza" is at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London SW7 (020 7942 2000) until 8 June


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I think you two are confused. The homicide suspect was later found by police in the "building", not the apartment. Meaning, there were multiple apartments in the buildiung and they found him in an apartment other than Charles Jones. Get it? You both sound like ignorant biggots.
Hey Chief,
Time to do the right/respectable thing and resign.
Mike has been nothing but a blessing for this team over the four years he's been here. He's the type of player that we can only hope to get more of in the future. I will be sad to see him go after this season and am thankful for all that he has done for the program. Have a great year, Mike, and thanks for choosing Syracuse.
Oh, not all the Syracuse police, police in ALL municipalities. I'm sorry. The NYS Police is the only agency that seems to hold their officers to standards these days. I know so many friggin cops that have no right being cops. They took some classes and ran 1.5 miles so now they can be a police oficer. It's a joke, really. But I also know some good, honest people that are police officers, one actually being in Syracuse PD. To me, cops are just normal people doing a job, just like any other person in their own profession. Does being a cop make you a good person? ABSOLUTLEY FRIGGIN' NOT.
And I'm sure I could make it more than a week in training to become a police officer.
I'm with you! The trouble was brought to these kids, they didn't go out seeking it. I hope Marrone takes everything into account and disciplines accordingly.
This sounds like a WHOLE LOTTA BS to me. Apparently it's OK to throw snowballs at cars but, if it's you in the car and you get out and do something about it you get in trouble? So if I'm driving down the street with my daughter and a snowball hits my car it's OK? What if i swerve and hit a telephone pole? It's dangerous. I would have been pissed too. But these are high-rofile football players, so let's be SUPER cops and "teach them a lesson", get our "good work" in the paper. The Syracuse PD is doing good for the people. What a joke.
And these friggin cops are on such ego trips it's not even funny. They're just normal people doing a job but, because they have a badge they're "authority". What's it take to become a cop nowadays? You run 1.5 miles in a certain time and you're a cop. Time to start establishing standards for police officers.
You are spot on. I read an article yesterday in the Oneida Dispactch and they said they didn't now how the grandson got a hold of the drugs. Well, I'm telling you, you don't have to look far. Here's a clue: Start with the Chief's son.
I feel terrible for that 6-year-old boy. Hallucinating bugs?!?! How terrible! I hope this does not have any long-term effects on him and that justice will be served. But, given the fact that cops are in the family, I'm sure it'll all get F'ed up somehow. Too "police officers" walking around with badges that shouldn't be. Not necessarily the Chief but, they're out there.
Seriously?!?! The football Gods hate SU. Every freakin season/off-season we lose players to injury and anything else under the sun. When will it end?!!!!
Hahaha! That is AWESOME! I've always hated Kentucky. At least ever since '96. I would have joined the party if I was there. Way to go guys!
Relax. Breathe. Loosen up a little bit. Don't be so rigid. You look uncomfortable. And be more conversational with your writing. Writing for TV (video) is different than writing for print. I know it's not your forte' but, I thought I'd give you a few pointers. You'll get the hang of it.
anickt777 - You need to check your timeline and throw your conspiracy theory out the window. Harriot was hired WELL AFTER the two players from Nova School committed to SU.
expresscuse1 - Not sure why I waste my time on you but, you are the most uneducated poster on syracuse.com. I suggest you take up a new hobby. Because you continue to make yourself look like a fool.
What's the all-time series record between SU and Rutgers again? Exactly.
Why not sell more tickets? So if there are people willing to buy obstructed-view seats, you're not going to sell them? That's ridiculous. Like rooks said, put a big screen up in the back court area and also use the jumbo-trons. Yeah, let's cap it at 34.6K when we could promote it at 37K. Not smart. Where's D. Gross on this?!?!?!
Of course there is. It's SYRACUSE!!!! I don't give a darn what the polls say. We all know it. Veteran leadership, HOF coach, good point guard play, great bench play, good bigs, great outside shooters, superstar player, SHUT IT DOWN defense, great passing... Every team has weaknesses, including SU, but we just have less of them. Sounds like a #1 team to me.
Good anecdote to SU's BEATING of Georgetown!!!
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Just remember to white balance each time and you'll be all set (with the color at least).
Welcome back, COACH Moore! It's so great to have former players such as Rob back in Syracuse, helping to ressurect the program. I love, love what Coach Marrone is trying to do here at SU. Marrone, Conley, Moore... all have that passion for SU football that an "outsider" would not. I would not want it any other way. It makes me feels secure to have people in charge that you KNOW have the best interest of the program in mind. Now let's do this!!!!!!
I would not have a problem with any of those coaches joining the staff. Walker - RBs, Brookhart -WRs, Harris - QBs, Marrone - OC????
Now we're talking! What a great thing it would be for Walker to "come home". Please help restore SU, David. And Harris knows a thing or two about football. Go get 'em Doug!
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The movie train keeps on rollin' with Sneak Peek Week as we get closer to the 2013 MTV Movie Awards this Sunday at 9 PM! You can get an insider look at upcoming action blockbuster Pain & Gain during MTV's livestream with leading badass Mark Wahlberg and director/pyromaniac Michael Bay. All you have to do is tune in right here at 10:30 PM tonight!
Michael Bay, We Beg Of You: 5 Things They Better Not Change When Ninja Turtles Begins Shooting
It's happening. The Michael Bay-produced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film reboot is happening; according to Production Weekly, the movie allegedly begins filming in New York this April. Seeing as how Bay and his screenwriters have already altered the Turtles' origin story to make them aliens, it perturbed us to see that the films' current title is Ninja Turtles. So are our beloved turtles are no longer mutant nor teenage? We fear change! Since we still have a little time before the movie begins shooting, we thought we would make clear what fove changes to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle canon we would find completely inexcusable. Mr. Bay, we know you are reading this, so please…listen to our plea.
So Help Us, Michael Bay, If The Pain And Gain Trailer Has Mislead Us About The Amount Of Rebel Wilson In The Movie…
Michael Bay, you had better not be jerking us around. You do not put Rebel Wilson uttering the phrase "penis magic" in a doctor's office in the new Pain and Gain trailer unless the film gives Rebel the attention she deserves. There is nothing we hate worse than a trailer that shows all the good parts of a film. If those "good parts" is one measly scene featuring Rebel Wilson, we don't know what we'll do. Okay, we'll probably rage impotently in a blog post. But still! If you have a Google alert for your name, Michael Bay (and we know you do), you are going to get a pretty unpleasant email relatively soon if you let us down!
Other than Rebel, the rest of the trailer looks…somehow amazing? John Turturro and Rob Corddry are in the movie, for pete's sake! We love all the sweat-drenched tank tops, we adore the weird skinny dog and the pairing of Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson's quips with such serious music is downright hilarious. Never go back to the Transformers franchise again, Michael Bay. Unless Pain and Gain somehow ends up being terrible other than these few scenes. In which case, go crazy!
Michael Bay Wants Mark Wahlberg For Fourth Transformers. We Have Only You To Blame, Internet.
You guys! We give you complete run of the Internet and this is what you do with it: dragoon Mark Wahlberg into starring in Transformers 4! Now that Shia LaBeouf has bid so long to the giant homicidal robots of his youth, Michael Bay has had to shut down a few rumors about who might star in the fourth installment of the series. And by "shut down," we mean "confirm by making a reality." "I squashed a rumor that was on the Internet last week," the director posted to his website. "It was about Mark Walhberg. Mark was rumored to be starring in Transformers 4. We are working on another movie together, not T4. I had such a great time working with Mark on Pain and Gain, and he gave such a great performance – well, let's say that very internet chatter gave me some ideas." Just when you think your Internet comments might not actually change the face of American cinema … Michael Bay goes and proves you wrong. We hope you're happy with yourselves!
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Michael Bay Rants About "Grumbling Thespians," Seems Unaware He Might Be The Real Problem
Sorry, Michael Bay! You might have just deleted the hilarious rant you posted about "grumbling thespians" who worked on Transformers, but the Internet's memory is eternal. "Do you ever get sick of actors that make $15 million a picture, or even $200,000 for voiceover work that took a brisk one hour and 43 minutes to complete, and then complain about their jobs?," the director ranted on his website yesterday. Let's see, the only time we complain about our jobs is when we have to post about Michael Bay, soooo still no.
Bay was seeming responding to comments made by Hugo Weaving earlier this week about the actor's experience voicing the movie's villainous Megatron. "In one way, I regret that bit. I don't regret doing it, but I very rarely do something if it's meaningless," the Cloud Atlas star revealed to The Hollywood Reporter. "It was meaningless to me, honestly. I don't mean that in any nasty way." Snarled Bay, "With all the problems facing our world today, do these grumbling thespians really think people reading the news actually care about trivial complaints that their job wasn't 'artistic enough' or 'fulfilling enough'? […] What happened to people who had integrity, who did a job, got paid for their hard work, and just smiled afterward?" Fair enough, but let's look at what about Weavings' experience actually made it "meaningless."
Johnny Depp Latest In Long, Varied List Of Celebs Sued For Bodyguards' Actions
The lawsuit filed against Johnny Depp, his security detail and the Hollywood Palladium in connection with an incident at an Iggy and the Stooges concert last December (and made available on E! Online) is making us cringe, a lot. Not that we know how much of it is true, but the allegations made by "Jane Doe," a disabled physician and med school professor, are pretty horrifying: Early in the night, she says some guards tried to block her from getting back to her seat in the VIP section, telling her to go to around to a different entrance, which she didn't want to do since she didn't have her cane with her. Later, she alleges that the bodyguards tried to forcefully pry her iPhone out of her hand, dragged her up to a balcony area and then proceeded to handcuff and drag her out in a manner that caused her pants to fall down "exposing her buttocks to the other Hollywood Palladium patrons." She says she suffered "severe trauma and extensive injuries" as a result. The suit also says that Depp was looking on and talking to his bodyguards throughout the night, and thus directing their actions.
While we wait to see how this drama unfolds, we thought we'd look back (not so fondly) at the wide variety of celebrities who've been caught up in similar situations, due to their overzealous security team, overly aggressive fans and photographers, or, more likely, an unfortunate combination of the two.
- In 2004, Prince and his bodyguards were sued by college student Anthony Fitzgerald who said they confiscated his camera after he snapped a photo of the artist in Minneapolis-St. Paul International airport. Prince countersued for invasion of privacy and violation of copyright and trademark law. The fact that we can't find anything on the conclusion of this conflict leads us to believe both parties settled this quietly.
Alien Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, "Silly" Pretty Woman — Is Nothing Sacred?
If you thought we couldn't work Donatello, Leonardo, Raphael and Michaelangelo into a post with Julia Roberts, you would be wrong. (That's why we are professionals.) There is a very important reason to write about both of these things today: Some mean guys are intent on ruining our sacred memory of '90s things that were kind of not that great to begin with.
First, there was Michael Bay's announcement that his reboot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles would change a key element of the Turtles' backstory: They are now aliens instead of mutants. And there was outrage! Robbie Rist, the voice of Michaelangelo in the first movies, accused the director of "sodomizing" the franchise. Ouch.
"Fans need to take a breath, and chill," Bay wrote on his own forum last night. "Our team is working closely with one of the original creators of Ninja Turtles to help expand and give a more complex back story. Relax, we are including everything that made you become fans in the first place. We are just building a richer world."
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Chris O'Dowd Defends Costar Megan Fox Against "Sexist" Michael Bay
Michael Bay never seemed like the kind of guy we'd want to hang out with, mostly because we don't want have to hear about the greatness that is Armageddon. We get it! It's in the Criterion Collection! Let's all just move on! Friends With Kids actor Chris O'Dowd, however, can't stand the Transformers director because of the way Bay treated his former leading lady Megan Fox. "I don't know the ins and outs of it but it's all down to having a fallout with Michael Bay," the Bridesmaids star ranted to The Toronto Sun. "But who wouldn't have a fallout with him? It's one of the [most] sexist things I've ever seen. She called him an a–hole. Well, he is a fucking a–hole. She's not the only one who has said that. Why has she been singled out?" Yeah! We don't like Michael Bay, and he never even made us straddle a motorcycle with our butts facing the camera!
As you might recall, Bay gave Fox the boot from the blockbuster film series after she compared him to Hitler following some particularly harsh on-set treatment; the director then proceeded to trash her in the news, with Shia LaBeouf providing gross, unnecessary backup. As for ruining his chances of starring in Transformers 6: Robot Punches 4 Eva, O'Dowd could care less. "I would never f—ing watch his films," he snarled. "Never mind go and act in them." Meanwhile, we wouldn't be surprised if there was one solitary tear sliding down Michael Bay's face right now. Sure he's going to wipe it away with a $50,000 bill, but the point is it was there.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Sheer Gown: Love it Or Hate It?
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Gucci gown has us split down the middle. She wore the mustard and black gown at the premiere of Transformers: Dark of the Moon during the 33rd Moscow International Film Festival at the Pushkinskiy Theatre in Moscow yesterday. Here's why we're undecided, though. She's a supermodel, which means she has legs for days and can make anything look good, right? That's her job. And to her credit, nobody can work mustard like Rosie can. What we're taking umbrage at is the sheer paneling on the skirt of the gown. What's up with that? It's like she's wore a pair of hot-pants and decided to throw netting over it. Michael Bay's standing next to her and thinking, Score, LEGS! Never a good thing. But, as always, we're leaving the decision making to you. Help us out, folks. Do we like it or not?
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Michael Bay, Shia LaBeouf Continue To Trash Talk Megan Fox
We guess if we ripped on our boss in public, we couldn't really expect him not to bad-mouth us right back. We just might not expect our entire office to pile on. As Transformers star Shia LaBeouf tells GQ about Megan Fox's Hitler comments, "Criticism is one thing. Then there's public name-calling, which turns into high school bashing. Which you can't do. She started s—-talking our captain." Of course, Cap'n Michael Bay fired Megan Fox after she used the particularly insulting dictator analogy, which you think would be enough pay back. Apparently not. "I wasn't hurt, because I know that's just Megan. Megan loves to get a response," Bay says. "And she does it in kind of the wrong way. I'm sorry, Megan. I'm sorry I made you work twelve hours. I'm sorry that I'm making you show up on time. Movies are not always warm and fuzzy." Ah yes, but what does the entire lighting crew think about Megan's crappy attitude? Craft services? The wig master? WHAT OF THE WIG MASTER?
Even screenwriter Ehren Kruger got in on the action, alleging "She was there for rehearsals. But she seemed like an actress who didn't want to be a part of it. She was saying she wanted to, but she wasn't acting like it." While Bay readily admits he loves Fox's replacement Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and has deleted Megan's number from his phone, he concedes, "When you're days and months on a set, it's like a family. You say rude things and you make up." Just as soon as the guy who hoses down the robots gets to take his jab at you.
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News Update: On July 23, 2002, a jury in West Palm Beach, Florida found the generals liable for the torture of Dr. Juan Romagoza, Neris Gonzalez, and Carlos Mauricio. The jury awarded them $54.6 million in damages. Jorge Montes had withdrawn earlier from the case. Bill Ford and the other families lost on appeal in the churchwomen's case, and are filing a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court. The suits, Romagoza et al. v. Garcia et al. and Ford et. al. v. Garcia et al., were brought under the Torture Victim Protection Act and the Alien Tort Claims Act. Explore these pages for details on the people, the laws, the cases, and more. For additional information on the Romagoza trial and verdict: www.cja.org For additional information on the churchwomen's case: www.lchr.org
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Paper or plastic? Cabbies dreaded the idea of being forced by a new city regulation to accept plastic, but lo and behold, their customers like it, and its showing....in tips as well as more fares.
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Interestingly, NYC was actually late in coming to requiring plastic. However, unlike other cities, like LA, the city "pioneered a customer-friendly system that required no signed receipts, no minimum payment and an interactive device that let passengers swipe the card and add tips themselves."
Consequently, unlike most other cities (including LA), "revenues have risen about 13 percent from the end of last year, according to data collected by the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission. And tips, which hovered around 10 percent when cab rides were cash only, averaged 22 percent on credit-card transactions this fall."
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The planetizen article and lead in are slightly misleading as the taxi cab industry is really mercantilism at its finest (i.e. a government-mandated oligopoly). Sure, the taxi cab companies are private, but a taxi cab driver must have a medallion to drive a taxi cab (or at least lease one from an existing driver). The number of medallions available is detremined by a taxi cab commission, so the amount of cabs on the street is directly controlled by the government via the taxi-cab commission (there's an equivalent body in every town). I'd love to believe that the number of medallions determined by the commission is based on sound scientific analysis of supply and demand, but it's more likely to be determined based on the size of kick-back given to the commissioners. Therefore, the key to making money in the taxi industry in every City is to get one of the limited supply of medallions (i.e. be an insider on the oligopoly). The supply is always kept artificially low (kick-backs do work after-all), so demand will always outstrip supply, and you will make money no matter how poor your customer service... so why go through the hassle and cost of installing a credit card payment system if, on an individual basis, you will still make money anyways? Only a government-protected monopoly/oligopoly would respond like this to customer demand (taxi customers obviously like the service if the tthe article is to be believed)... think airlines, power companies and insurance companies. The flip side is that with the system the way it is, change must be regulated from the top down, so good-on the taxi commission for doing something (and lo and behold, satisfying customers increases revenue... amazing).
I just wanted to point that out as taxi cab profits are mainly derived from the government controlling the supply of cabs, so the first sentence of the article's description really doesn't apply in this case.


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This is a story of gifts and giving from beginning to end.
From Jeanie to Keith to Lydia and finally to me, the circle remains unbroken.
In all of this, Keith Rollins emerges as the gentle hero, having made it his mission in the last year to help the environment by creating bee colonies in a time of bee crisis — that is, a time during which bee populations are diminishing because of pesticides and practices that make colonizing difficult.
Much like the principle behind the Heifer Project, the gift of a hive is a gift that keeps giving. In the Evansville area, the receiver of a hive provides the materials for the next person's colony. So when Jeanie Brubeck found wild bees on her property, Keith Rollins stepped in, moving the bees into their own white wooden hive in her rose garden.Brubeck paid the favor forward for the next hive established.
Sometimes with protective gear, sometimes without, Rollins services the 12 area hives he helped to establish — with aid from his teenage daughters, Jessica and Kristin. This year they harvested over 200 pounds of sweet, smooth honey.
But Rollins and his daughters don't work with the bees solely for honey, and never for money.
"When I'm with the bees," Rollins says, "everything goes away." Besides the personal peace and satisfaction, Rollins is a naturalist who believes in educating others about bees, the environment and what could happen if we fail to ban poisonous substances that are wreaking havoc on the world's bee population, specifically pesticides that kill food sources for the bees and disrupt their navigational instincts.
"Some pesticides," Rollins says, "destroy a bee's sense of direction, and once the bees fly out, they can't find their way back to the hive. Whole colonies are wiped out."
Rollins loves teaching others about the hives as much as he loves tending them. So when Lydia Fleming, 16, expressed an interest in Brubeck's hive, Jeanie called Keith.
Keith called Lydia and Lydia suited up.
"It was fun," Lydia says. She made a PowerPoint for her class at Bosse to share the things she learned, which include, Lydia says, these facts: The queen bee waits to hatch in a peanut-shaped cell; smoking the hive warns and calms the bees; a new queen hatches every four to five years; and the protective head covering, which keeps the beekeeper safe from stings, is called a veil.
According to Lydia's mom, Wendy McCormick, the connection between Keith and Lydia was especially heartwarming because Keith followed every reference and connection that Lydia, who is autistic, threw at him: The bees in a school bus; the bees in a movie; the smoke that calms the bees; the Smokey that is her bear. The interaction between Keith and Lydia, the harvesting of honey, and the fact that Brubeck didn't just hear about Lydia's desire to gather honey, but actually put into place the steps to make it happen, impressed McCormick.
The unselfishness of Rollins' commitment, not only to the ecosystem, but to the people who share it with him, is also impressive. "So much is disappearing," Rollins says, "and young people can be taught."
"Beekeeping," he says, "catches you or it doesn't, and it caught me bad." He laughs. "A jar of honey goes a long way with your neighbors."
That's for sure. The gift from Lydia and Keith's harvest in Jeanie's rose garden made it to my savored Christmas stash. What to return to keep the gifts circulating?
"I could use a bee pen," says Lydia, who loves marigolds, bees and her daffodil yellow room. "Yellow, please."
Of course. What else? It's the very least I can do.
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Supporters of North Charleston's $99.9 million spending plan said they are surprised that a proposed property tax increase is being criticized, because the city raised the tax four times that much last year and little objection was heard.
"I just don't understand it," said Councilman Ed Astle, who joined Mayor Keith Summey in an 8-2 vote advancing the budget at a City Council meeting Thursday.
Astle's comment came after a Councilman Dwight Stigler became the second to vote against the budget, joining Bobby Jameson, who had objected to the plan previously.
Stigler said the planned tax increase is small enough, raising less than $500,000, that the city should be able to do without it in a $99.9 million budget. And with all the things the city spends money on, he wasn't buying Summey's explanation that the tax was needed to hire more firefighters.
"In my opinion, we cannot attribute the tax increase to a few specific things," Stigler said.
Jameson, at a previous meeting, noted that the tax increase would raise about the same amount of money that the city gives away to nonprofit groups, and he objected on that basis.
Summey said the city is adding employees, including a dozen firefighters and staff for a new park, in order to provide services city residents want or need. Also, he said employees deserve raises, insurance costs are rising, the state has been shifting expenses to municipalities, and the city is growing, causing a need for more community centers, more public works vehicles, and so on.
"I think it's a fit budget," the mayor said. "The challenge will be the next two years, when we have committed to having no tax increase, and will have positions to fill."
For city residents, the property tax increase in the coming budget would mean another $6 a year for someone with a home worth $150,000, bringing the city's bill to $570. The tax is 50 percent higher for commercial and rental properties, because of the way property is taxed in South Carolina.
Councilwoman Dot Williams was absent the meeting.
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Support for funding the $53 billion water plan appeared to be unanimous. Everyone pledged fealty to water conservation. The question now, as Sen. Troy Fraser (R-Horseshoe Bay) suggested this morning, is *how* the financing is structured. Will the consensus hold, or will interests fracture along regional and economic lines?


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"Post-Racial Dreams, American Realities" will be the Monday, March 5 topic of a Mississippi State program led by a nationally prominent sociologist.
Lawrence D. Bobo's university presentation begins at 5 p.m. in McCool Hall's first-floor Rogers Auditorium. The event is free and open to all.
Bobo holds Harvard University's W.E.B. Du Bois Professorship in Social Sciences.
Through March 9, he will be visiting MSU as scholar-in-residence for the African American Studies Program of the College of Arts and Sciences. (For more on the program, see www.aas.msstate.edu/scholar/.)
A specialist on the intersection of social inequality, politics and race, Bobo is the author, with M. Tuan, of "Prejudice in Politics: Group Position, Public Opinion and the Wisconsin Treaty Rights Dispute" (2006, Harvard University Press). The book was a finalist for the C. Wright Mills Award.
"Race, Crime and Public Opinion" is the title of his research current project.
At Harvard, Bobo holds joint appointments in the departments of sociology and African American Studies. (For more biographical information, visit www.aas.msstate.edu/scholar/bobo.php.)
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A Public Hearing was held by the Board of Education of the Palmyra-Macedon Central School District at the Middle School LGI on Tuesday, February 4,
2014, 7:00 PM regarding the Alternative Veteran Exemption from school property taxes per New York State Real Property Tax Law Section 458-a. Mr. Brongo shared details on the available exemption. Three members of the public addressed the subject. The Board of Education took no action on the exemption at this time. The Regular Meeting immediately followed the Hearing.
Mrs. Lang was presented with the New York State School Board Association Achievement Award for earning 150 points in leadership development opportunities. Mr. Ludwig was presented with the award for earning 75 points in leadership development training. They were recognized for continually striving to expand their governance knowledge and skills.
The Board accepted a check of $250.00 from PTSO to the Primary School to purchase items for a supply closet and a check in the amount of $858.80 to the Primary School as part of the Box Tops for Education program to be used towards the Explor-a-bus.
Dr. Ike and Mr. Brongo gave the second budget presentation for the 2014-2015 school year. They shared the Executive State budget proposal, initial budget gap, and provided an update on the tax cap. They will continue their aid advocacy by meeting with local legislators to address supporting a budget that eliminates the gap elimination adjustment (GEA) and fully funds Foundation Aid.
Mr. Brongo provided an update on the facility improvement study to consider consolidation of a single campus. He reported that a letter will be sent to all residents in March 2014, seeking community input on the study. A committee will be formed to provide recommendations for the Board's consideration by Summer 2015.