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Rousey learning hard lessons of celebrity
Last month in Boston, Ronda Rousey walked into a lit movie theater shaking her head. She wasn't there to see a summer blockbuster; she was there to watch herself, and was none too happy about it.
The UFC champ wasn't thrilled by her TUF experience, but stands to learn from it
Last month in Boston, Ronda Rousey walked into a lit movie theater shaking her head. She wasn't there to see a summer blockbuster; she was there to watch herself, and was none too happy about it. Before the premiere episode of The Ultimate Fighter's 18th season played on the big screen, Rousey, a coach on the current season, sat down on a stool next to UFC president Dana White, with opposing coach Miesha Tate beside him. There were camera lights in their eyes, and Rousey leaned off towards the right, towards the wall to avoid the harsh glare. Somebody joked about the scene looking like a police interrogation, and her body language matched the vibe.
Rousey looked as if she was being held captive, and when she spoke, it seemed clear that wasn't far from the truth. She didn't want to be there. The only reason she was even in Boston, she said, was to corner her longtime friend Manny Gamburyan, who was fighting on the premier UFC on FOX Sports 1 event a few nights later. She didn't even know this TUF event had been scheduled until she arrived into town.
The whole TUF experience had been a rough one, she admitted. There was drama from the beginning, when one of Rousey's representatives and White clashed heads on some issue related to her career, no one would say exactly what it was and according to Rousey, White threatened to replace her on the show. When Tate unexpectedly walked through the door of the TUF gym, Rousey thought she was gone. Judging from what she thought about the experience, that probably would have been a good thing.
It kind of set the tone for the whole series where they would purposely go out of their way to manipulate me, make me react as dramatically as possible, which is probably one of the reasons why I walked away from the whole experience with a pretty sour taste in my mouth, she said of her experience. They didn't really care about making it easy on us as they cared about making it entertaining for everybody else. But it was nice to know right off that bat what their priorities were, and it definitely wasn't us.
As the questions and answers went on, it became clear that Rousey is very concerned about how she is portrayed on the show, which runs for 12 episodes and comes to a ceremonial end with Rousey and Tate's rematch on Dec. 28.
It comes as a bit of a surprise that Rousey is so concerned about her public image even though of course, it shouldn't. Most people want to control how the world perceives them; it's human nature to be liked, after all. But Rousey seemed to be different because from the get go, she's never had a problem voicing an unpopular opinion. She's never had an issue with stirring the pot. She is, after all, 'Rowdy' by nature.
Perhaps it is her control of most situations that makes them more easily palatable. When she slams opponents or speaks out on social issues, she can control the narrative, at least to a certain extent. As she's become more famous, she's given more snippets into this part of her personality, and she recently said that before she says something outrageous or controversial or even thought-provoking, she often considers all of the reactions she may get, so she'll always have a ready-made response to any criticism. It is not any different than her fighting game, which beyond the surface, is mostly built upon control.
In this instance, however, she doesn't know quite what's coming. In this case, she's mostly powerless, even if everything that is to come on the show actually happened. Now, she's not so concerned about her actions as about the context of them.
These are some of the hard lessons of the spotlight, that you can't always control the message, and you can't always control the monster of celebrity, which must always be fed to survive and grow.
In this, she had a surprising, ready-made ally: her opposing coach and blood rival, who seems to be taking a more pragmatic approach to the whole thing.
TUF Coach Miesha Tate
We're not perfect and that's OK, Tate said. Everybody's going to make mistakes.
It's true, even if Rousey is the UFC's current golden girl. While she's had only a few minor missteps in the public eye, Rousey cannot count on being as perfect in real life as she has been in the cage. Though no one can begrudge her for trying, deep down she must know this.
As the Boston screening finished and Rousey addressed more questions, she loosened up while recalling a story in the early days of the season. She had been talking to two of the British contestants away from the camera -- against the request of the producers -- trying to break the tension of the moment, the stress of revealing yourself to the world. She took out her phone and shot some video, speaking in her best accent.
You're going to look back on this video and think, Oh, the things I was thinking on this day and the worries that I had then ... she said, going on for a few more seconds before realizing she had forgotten her point. With that, she laughed, unaware of the lesson of celebrity she'd just concluded yet smiling once again.


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The screening will be introduced by Staffan Hildebrand and followed by a Q&A mediated by Associate Professor Mia Lindgren on Wednesday, July 16 from 6pm to 7.30pm at Monash University's MADA building at Caulfield.
Staffan Hildebrand has been filming the HIV/AIDS epidemic since 1986, and is the founder and producer of the Face of AIDS film archive housed at the prestigious Karolinska Institutet in Sweden.
In addition to several feature films, all box office hits in Sweden, Staffan's
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Transmission: The Journey from AIDS to HIV was commissioned for AIDS 2014, the meeting of the International AIDS Society to be held in Melbourne, 21-25 July 2014.
This film is a centerpiece for the conference that will engage delegates, HIV/AIDS professionals and the general population by exploring how the Australian
response was coordinated across political and ideological boundaries and driven by the community but why today, young people continue to be at risk of HIV.
It introduces us to many of the characters who have been influential over the three decades of the fight against HIV and AIDS.
It contains original never before seen historical footage from the Face of AIDS archive, along with new interviews from contrasting countries in the Asia Pacific region and how there is the real possibility of the virtual elimination of the transmission of HIV, and the hope that a cure or vaccine might yet be found.
Yet there are still a range of challenges that need to be overcome.
The Face of AIDS film project raises important questions about the role of documentary and life stories in medical research.
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The Minnesota Vikings' running back pleaded no contest to a misdemeanour charge earlier this month and has now had his punishment dealt out by the league
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The Minnesota Vikings star is one of US football's top running backs
83,500 see the Vikings end their winless start to the season in an entertaining match in the UK capital
First of this year's two American football showpieces in London sees running back Adrian Peterson live up to his superstar billing
The pom-pom wavers were drumming up support for their side ahead of tomorrow's clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers
The two-time Super Bowl-winning QB visits London to talk big hits, playing at Wembley Stadium and... Accrington Stanley?
Reporter Lee Valsvik's local TV spot at a Minneapolis bar-restaurant didn't end as planned
Adrian Peterson is so good, even opposition players are rooting for him to break the NFL's single-season rushing record
The Minnesota Vikings' superhuman star is redefining what we thought was possible, writes Mike Revell
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Brett Favre set a series of NFL records in his glorious 15-year career with the Green Bay Packers, when the quarterback became synonymous with the team and the area.
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The housefly has met its match: table salt, shot out of a fake assault rifle.
That's the gimmick behind the Bug-A-Salt, an "insect eradication device" dreamed up by a Santa Monica, Calif., artist who aims to start selling the bug-blaster in September. Lorenzo Maggiore took to the pages of Indiegogo to raise a modest $15,000 to make and market his salt-shooting fly-smasher and has so far taken in an astonishing $420,246.
Maggiore touts the gun's eco-friendliness -- no pesky insecticides are required. There are still dangers, however. The Bug-A-Salt website's FAQ cautions "do not shoot anyone in face."
Watch the above video for hilarious slow-motion bug-killing scenes involving cheese puffs and green Jell-O. Bill Weir at ABC News also graphically demonstrated what happens when he used the rifle to shoot store-bought crickets in this video (mildly gross bug splatter). You also can use the Bug-A-Salt to season a pretzel.
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Some super-rich bank clients pay for therapists to help them deal with the psychological issues associated with having lots of money.
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The super-rich spend on ways to protect themselves and their stuff. China's Leison Global made a briefcase that turns into a ballistic shield. It's meant to safeguard rich businessmen and women.
Rich people seem to hate lines, including the long security ques at airports. Like many wealthy people who have their own private jet, Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov also bought one. But his is an AirBus A340, the largest one in Russia and quite possibly the whole of Europe.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 34597640:MV8yMTQyOTA1XzM2MTkzMjEzXzNDNDM5MUU0] And you know what, i really, really, really want you all to wake up too, so i have another gem for all who want to wake up to the Truth about atheist Zionism and the true religious jews ... The Rabbis Speak Out: The 130 Year Record of Religious Jewish Opposition to Zionism Introduction The Jews have always been religious people who lived with belief and trust in the Almighty. In their long history, they have gone through many different periods. There were times when they had their own land, sanctioned by the command of the Almighty. At other times, such as in the current era, they have been in exile. In the course of the two thousand years of this current exile, following the destruction of the Temple, Jews have remained faithful to the Almighty. Knowing that their exile was His will and His decree, they have always accepted it, and have not risen up to fight with other nations or dominate them. They have lived loyally under whatever governments they happened to live. The past century has seen the rise of the Zionist philosophy, which transforms Judaism from a religion to a nationalism, from spirituality to materialism. (The word "Zion" was used by the prophets as a name for Jerusalem. The secular nationalists borrowed the name for their movement, whose goal was to take over Jerusalem.) The Zionists convinced a segment of world Jewry to leave behind their faith in the Almighty, not to trust in His security, and to take matters into their own hands. They forced their way out of exile and built a "Jewish" state. This act in itself was a severe violation of the Torah, which forbids Jews to found their own state before the coming of the messiah. The act is doubly sinful when we consider that they founded their state in the land already inhabited by the Palestinian people. They cruelly expelled, murdered and persecuted the Palestinians, and stole their land – all terrible crimes in the eyes of the Torah. Zionism, starting from its founding day in the year 1897, aroused sharp condemnation from all the Rabbis, both in Palestine and around the world. All of religious Jewry was united in its opposition to this dangerous new movement, and fought it fiercely. The result was that Zionism took hold almost exclusively among non-religious Jews. And were it not for the tremendous downfall of Jewry in the Second World War, Zionism could never have conquered any part of religious Jewry. In the War, which preceded the establishment of the Zionist state by only a few years, the Jewish people was torn to pieces and lost almost all its greatest Rabbinical leaders. Many Jews lost their faith and felt defenseless and vulnerable, and they were taken in by the Zionists" promises to "defend the Jewish people." In this publication, we bring some excerpts from words of the Rabbis of past and present generations on Zionism. These are the Rabbis, giants of Judaism, by whose light religious Jews walk to this day. As the reader will see, they were totally opposed to the ideology of Zionism, the existence of the State of "Israel", the Zionists and all of their acts. We must note that many of the rabbis quoted here lived before the founding of the Zionist state, and although the Zionists even then had a long record of cruelty and brutality to the Palestinians, their intentions and actions were not widely known. In fact, the Zionists took care to present themselves as a movement to purchase land and settle in Palestine, not as a movement to make wars with other peoples and displace them. Therefore, the rabbis of that period focused their opposition on the Zionists" violations of the Torah and their rebellion against the Almighty"s decree of exile. Even in the period after 1948, the Zionists" crimes against the indigenous people of Palestine received almost no coverage in the international media and thus most of the Rabbis did not know about them. In the State of "Israel" itself, the Zionists understandably did not want to arouse public opinion and therefore their media, for many years, did not report on the plight of the Palestinian people; they forcibly blacked out any coverage of their own atrocities. It has only been in the last two or three decades, starting approximately with the Lebanon War of 1982, that the Western world has gained an awareness of these issues. This awareness is reflected in the words of the Rabbis of the most recent period. We hope and wait for the day when the Almighty"s glory will be revealed, "the earth will be full of knowledge of the Almighty" (Isaiah 11:9) and "the Almighty will be king over all the earth" (Zachariah 14:9). 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ya I read around a bit and the problem was that I am using the beta not the prior version.
Has anyone played around with this mod to get it to cashe to your local PC?
It would be awesome to have this download the latest weather updates and cashe them everytime you have a connection.
I am trying to get a buddy to help me with this.... Just curious if anyone else is trying it?
It doesn't cache, period.
Caching of weather information is pointless because it changes so frequently, sometimes minute-to-minute.
So you could cache weather info at a hotspot and by the time you leave, the information is invalid.
The same goes for traffic information.
Too bad it doesnt work for us Canadian SD users.
Whats a zip code anyways ;)
It pop up error and can't install on build 220.127.116.11 update. any idea?
Yea... didnt work in 5.6 or 5.7 for me either
I'd like a module like this to derive the weather from the titles on the XM weather channels. Does the XM receiver even get polled if you're not currently using XM?
Until it's almost free, i will not have full time net access in the car.
Is there any way to have weather updates for Canada ?
The weather digital mod would have to be modified to look for the weather info based on your "canadian" location
why not on your "GPS" location? :lol:


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