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Writer/director Robbie Pickering has settled into the Film Independent family in more ways than one over the past six years and this Friday is a bit of a graduation ceremony as his film, Natural Selection, makes it's way to theaters across the country. Pickering has participated in Film Independent's Artist Development Labs – including Directors Lab, Screenwriting Lab and Fast Track – since 2006 and his film has made a successful festival run, culminating in numerous awards and a Spirit Award nomination for "Best First Feature". Starting today, March 16, audiences will be able to take a road trip with a dutiful (and barren) Christian housewife (Spirit Award nominated Rachael Harris) rambling through a tragic season of her life with her husband's just-discovered biological son, a foul-mouthed ex-con, on the big screen. What results has been called "magical alchemy". Pickering took some time to speak to us from New York about how his NBA dreams were replaced with a film career, his many inspirational father figures and more. Read on and then check for showtimes near you.
Tell me a little about where you grew up.
I grew up in a small town outside of Houston, called Jersey Village. A pretty religious, you know, the whole town isn't religious, but my mom was pretty religious. You know that kind of deal, very conservative town.
Many times in that kind of conservative community, parents will shelter their kids from seeing certain movies ad television. How did you get introduced to films and filmmaking?
It is true, I couldn't watch a lot of stuff, I couldn't watch the Simpson's when I was a kid, even in high school I wasn't allowed. But somehow I think a lot of the films I was watching, my parents didn't know what they were. At a certain point at age 16 or 17 I really starting to watch foreign films and things like that, [my parents] didn't really know what the films were and they weren't interested in them, so I'd just be in my room watching them on my VHS machine and my little tv. I first wanted to be an actor, I remember wanting to be an actor when I was about 13 years old. Because you just look at the movies and you want to do it, and you're just into it, and you're like I want to do that. And growing up where I grew up, I mean like, I don't know my parents even are still kind of sketchy on what a producer is, or director is. Up until a few years I would go home and people would be like, oh robbie he produces movies, or whatever. They don't know what all those jobs are really, so you just kinda know what the actors do for sure. So I think that's the first thing I wanted to do. But then I really started reading film criticism. I started reading a ton of Roger Ebert, and a lot of Pauline Kael,and Andrew Sarris,and Jonathan Rosenbaum, and one critic led to the other, and they all led me to really great films. And you know, I would just raid the foreign films section at Blockbuster. It wasn't a big section so I'd see a lot of them, or I'd read about what I could.
What gave you your inkling of "I could make movies, too"?
I don't know that I ever really thought about it that way. Let me put it this way, I desperately wanted to be a basketball player from probably age 9 to age 15. I was very interested in movies and acting but all I wanted to do was play basketball. And my mom and dad had told me all growing up that whatever you want to do, you can do it, you just have to work hard enough. But that is absolutely not true for an uncoordinated unathletic 5 foot 5 white kid! I was a horrible basketball player. So making the leap then to say, oh, maybe I can [make movies], it wasn't as high in the sky or impossible. (Laughs) I just thought "Oh, I really want to do this." It was only later in film school and after film school where those doubts really crept it in. It's like, "Can I do this, I don't know if I can…" In high school it was "I just want to do this."
And then when you went to NYU. Did you go there for undergraduate or for grad school?
I did. I went to University of Texas for a year, then I transferred to NYU, and that was really where I learned a lot. A lot from a couple really great teachers there that taught me a lot about writing. And I learned a great deal from the students. That's the best thing about being in the film school at NYU is the students.
Yeah, I would imagine that community, it's super close, and everyone's so eager at that point.
There were a lot of kids like me there, who are still my good friends, and are directors now. There was a contingent of kids there that were all from the midwest, or the south, from small towns. So you got to be in a place with kids who had the same experiences that you did, that everybody thought were crazy for doing what they were doing, and nobody really understood it, or their parents didn't want them to do it. I think I realized that I wasn't so unique in that experience, and that was comforting.
Those are really formative years in college; are there any elements of your studies that really stuck with you? Gems from your professors, or certain tactics you used in your student films that even now you use?
Yeah, there's a lot of them. I remember after graduating NYU, I had this writing professor that I really loved, that was my mentor. I had written a script in his class that was pretty good, and he really encouraged me to keep writing, and after I graduated I just broke down. I felt like I couldn't write another good script, ever. I wrote him this huge email saying, I mean it was like this tone, it was all about my insecurities and how I didn't think I was ever going to be able to write a script again. I felt like I was tapped out, done, and it was just a gigantic email. And he wrote me back, "shut the fuck up and do it." That's what he wrote me back! That stayed with me a long time, because I think that there's so much resistance in anyone who wants to create. There's so much resistance you're going to put up to block yourself from doing something good and actually doing the work. I think "shut the fuck up and do it" is a good piece of advice. I still struggle with that, and his voice is still in my head saying that every time I struggle. I haven't gotten really any better at it, but that's always with me.
So was it after that email that you starting writing Natural Selection? Or at what point in your career did you start writing it?
I started writing that in school, it was actually the first script I wrote and I was working on it all throughout school. It was the first script that I wrote. That advice to just shut up and do it… I was trying to make Natural Selection for six years before I just figured, you know, I was waiting on everything to be perfect. We thought we had two million dollars, turned out the producers didn't have any money. At a certain point I got with new producers and we just had to shut up and do it for what we had, and stop waiting for everything to be perfect. So that kind of advice applies everywhere.
It's hard to make a specific plan and when things go not exactly according…
Yeah, I find a lot of indie film directors are always waiting for everything to be perfect, that's a common thing. The perfect cast, the perfect amount of money, the perfect amount of days… and a little of that is good, because you do need to set high standards for yourself, but at some point you just gotta do it.
So you started working on it six years ago with your producers, how'd you find them? Did you go to school with them?
Well, I started working on it, actually seven years ago with a different set of producers, and I found them through my manager at the time, he had sent my script to them. It ended up falling through with that set of producers, because they never had the money, they basically didn't tell me the truth, they said they had the money for like three years. It kept being a thing of "we're going to make it in six months, well, we're going to wait another six months, we're going to make it after we make this…" And they never had the money. So at a certain point, my other friends, who I did go to school with, approached me, they were UPM's (Unit Production Managers) at the time, and they said "hey, we want to produce our first movie, and we want your movie to be the one we produce." They had never done anything, they didn't have a lot of connections, but their ethos was, I felt, the right ethos for me at that time. We were just going to raise the money ourselves and do it. We tried to raise a million, then we tried to raise 750 grand, and eventually we just had to do it for $150,000. But there was a more DIY ethos with them.
I imagine it was really different seven or six years ago when crowd funding wasn't such a big thing like it is now.
No no, I mean we were raising the money like four years ago, because like I said I was with the other producers for like three years. But even three or four years ago Kickstarter was just starting off. I wish Kickstarter was around, but we raised the money. I mean, my producers family, there's 2 of them, my producers and their family and friends, my family and friends. It was really tough in a certain way because I had to go to people I had been telling for three years that I had the money to make the movie, and go to them and say "hey look ,I don't have the money, I need the money from you." It was really humbling. And [my producers] had to do it, too. We had hundreds of investors on the movie, it was really difficult to raise even that amount of money, but you know, all in all every one of our investors is proud of the movie.
That's great! I think it is this constant kind of letting go of everything that's in your head keeping you from your goal, and just continuing on and doing it, whether it's writing or raising money. What's been the most surprising and best part of getting this from a story in your head to seeing it on screen tomorrow?
Well, I wrote the movie about my mom. When my stepfather was dying, I was scared of my mom being alone. She hadn't been alone since I was a kid. So really it was a movie about my fear of my mom being alone. The fact that my mom loves the movie, and that the movie speaks to my mom as a widow now, on an emotional level, and it comforts her in some way, is really incredible. There've been a few things that happened that I consider, like, blessings, and I never use that word blessings because I heard it so much growing up. Things like Roger Ebert inviting me to his festival, and really being a fan of the movie. I can remember when I was 15, 16 years old, being introduced to so many movies because of him, and thinking to myself that my goal was to one day have Roger Ebert see a portion of something I did. I didn't care if he reviewed it, I didn't care if he saw the whole thing. I just wanted Roger Ebert to see a minute of something I did. The fact that he watched the movie, loved it, and invited me to his festival… that was a huge thing for me. Because when I was a kid, Roger Ebert was like my 3rd dad (because my stepdad was my 2nd dad). Roger Ebert was god to me. And then seeing everything that happened to Rachael, that's on a personal level that really touches me. I think Rachael gave so much in the movie. From the moment she stepped on set she was just so honest. She gave us such a gift. And I think she's brilliant, I think she's a genius. And the fact that she got nominated for an indie spirit as best actress and that she's gotten so many accolades, that's a huge thing for me as well. And the fact that, you know, I got to make Josh Welsh proud.
Your 4th dad.
Josh Welsh is like my 6th dad.
How did you find Rachael and what made you brave enough to work with a comedienne in such a dramatic role?
Well that's interesting, because for the three or so years that we were going to do it for a higher budget we had somebody else attached. Somebody who, it's such a crass term, but "meant more" than Rachael. This other woman was a great actress, but when we cut the budget from two million to one million to 150 grand we told her we were going to have to do it in 18 days in Texas. I mean, I'd be scared too, I had no track record as a director. So she bowed out, and she had a hectic schedule anyway. My casting directors then sent my frantically (because I only had a month to cast all the roles), they sent me frantically meetings with different actresses to play that part. I met with a lot of great dramatic actresses. But nobody was really working, and then one day they brought up to me that there's this woman, Rachael Harris, and I knew who she was because I'm a big comedy geek. I knew immediately who she was, and they said "She wants to sit down with you and have lunch with you and talk to you about the project she really liked", and I said "Absolutely not, there's no way that Rachael Harris is right for this role, I'm not going to sit down with her. It's a waste of my time, it's a waste of her time, too." Thankfully the casting directors convinced me and I sat down with Rachael. My buddy Josh Leonard has a good saying and that's that all great casting is just hyperbole. You cast the person for the role because you see the role in them in some way. Something small, something about the personality that just fits, and I saw it in Rachael immediately. I saw this vulnerability. She's small, she's vulnerable but she's also got this really disarming honesty and strength and I felt like "that's Linda". I auditioned her and she did well in the audition, but we honestly, didn't know… we didn't have rehearsals, any chemistry reads, nothing like that. We didn't know how deep she could go and immediately, there was one scene in particular we had to film on the second day, a gut-wrenching scene where she had to break down and act as if her heart was getting ripped out of her chest, crying, the whole bit, and I told my producers "We're going to be here all day, I have to beat this out of her because she's never done this before," and she did it on the first take. It's one of those moments that you read about. Everyone on set was just flabbergasted and speechless. From that point on all I had to do was support her and stay out of the way.
She took that role and ran with it and it's amazing to see.
And her being a comedienne was just the icing on the cake. It was great because I think comedian-actors know that there's really no difference to how you play drama and how you play comedy. You just play everything honestly, nothing's played as a joke with Rachael and that's how she's able to go so fluidly between comedy and drama. I think generally only someone with experience in improv or on the comedy scene really knows that and can really do that so fluidly.
I'm excited to see who else you work with… which unconventional comedy actors you work with next. Michael Ian Black recently tweeted that he can't believe he wasn't in Natural Selection…
Oh yeah, that's all I want to do now. My job for three to four years has been writing big studio comedies with a co-writer, on the side, and I'm just such a huge fan of comedians, there's so many I want to work with. When I was a kid, for me humor-wise… I would rush to watch The State. I felt like those were the only comedians who really had my sense of humor. I loved how weird they were. They saved my life. To have Michael Ian Black tweet about it, or to have Thomas Lennon or Ben Garant watch the movie at SXSW, I met David Wain… that shit's just amazing for me.
That's great, I'm a huge fan and it's great to see these connections being made. What can people expect to see on screen tomorrow?
People can expect to see a really funny movie, a really heartbreaking movie and the best female performance of the year in Rachael Harris. I don't think there are many actresses working today who can do what she does in this movie. It's a really transcendent performance.
You said you've been working on writing other studio movies, do you have aspiration to direct bigger budget projects, do you want to stick with making indie films, or what's up next?
I'm attached to direct a bigger budget project for Sony that will hopefully go into production this year. It's kind of a horror-comedy movie that's really funny, that a guy named Oren Uziel wrote the script for, it's a great script. I got attached to that maybe three or four weeks ago. I write bigger studio things and a lot of them I'm not going to direct, I just write them as a job with my co-writer, but they're really fun to write, I love writing them. And all the stuff I write on my own, (which, I am always writing on my own) it's smaller stuff, it's generally indie stuff. But I don't really discriminate. The indie scene is great, the studio scene I don't have a huge problem with, I've worked there for a few years. I just want to make good movies. That's my criteria.
Natural Selection Best First Feature Nominee from Film Independent on Vimeo.
For more information on the film visit the official website: naturalselectionthemovie.com
-by Jasmine Terán for Film Independent
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As Beirut's two Bay Area shows this weekend (at the Fox Theater in Oakland and the Independent in SF) are very, very sold out, I'm assuming there are a few of you out there grasping tickets as you read this. And if not, there are always scalpers (note: we do not condone buying from scalpers). Read more »
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Accurately summing up the music The Books create is a tall order. Folktronica, indie-pop, cut & paste, experimental -- all these tags can loosely be assigned to it, but none can fully capture the group's mix of acoustic virtuosity and trippy electronics. First meeting in New York City in 1999, Nick Zammuto and Paul de Jong soon began crafting their unique combination of found sounds, cello, guitars, vocals and studio experimentation. Their work has led to four albums, a remix collaboration with Prefuse 73, and a commission to create elevator music for the Ministry of Culture in Paris. Zammuto took some time to chat about the group's use of samples and its newest release, The Way Out (Temporary Residence Limited). Below is a longer version of a Q&A that recently ran in the Guardian. Read more »
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Took a sunset horseback tour in Big Island. Lovely sunsets!! REALLY cold. . . .
I think what I like most about this picture is it makes me want to go and travel!
it looks like "the hobbit cool!
Never seen a landscape like this before!
The way the hills line up leads your eye across the picture, something that is generally very appealing in photography.
I guess people like it is due to it strange land arrangement, it also caught my eye when I saw it. It looks... different.
By big island, did you mean Kawaii?
Wow... what a dynamic landscape! Really beautiful work!
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Live Shots: Women's History Month office intrigue with 3 Girls Theatre
In celebration of Women's History Month, 3 Girls Theatre is staging a lunar cycle chockful of girl power greatness. Part of its month of XX chromosoned-fueled creativity opened Friday, March 9: The Right Thing. The production provides a strikingly realistic window into the life of a female CEO via a long day spent in ruthless mediation on her recent expulsion from her high-power job amid allegations of sexual harassment. The play tells the truth about being a woman in a male-dominated workplace, while dissecting the inner workings of what feels like a real life legal dispute. All the actors held their ground while playing either a super-smart judge or a super-slimy ex-boss, but the real fireball of the show was spunky-punk Sam -- the sexual harassment victim -- played by Karina Wolfe. With a red head of hair and serious Madonna lace gloves, Wolfe's character brought something colorful and quirky to the world of "executive Barbies." The show runs until April 1 and opening night sold out, get your tickets soon!
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UPDATE> Windows Live Writer plug-ins
I have found that a couple of my plug-ins, namely Social Bookmarking and Smiley Plugin don't work as expected in Windows Live Writer's latest version. If you are encountering any issues and running Vista machine, please try running WLW as an Administrator. Apparently a few things changed with...
12 May 2008
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Smiley Plugin 2.0 for Windows Live Writer (WLW)
Smiley Plugin 2.0 is available for Windows Live Writer. Using this plugin you can add smileys from Yahoo, Yahoo Hidden and MSN. The good thing which comes up with version 2.0 of this plugin is that, now... you can add smileys or pictures directly from your WLW. It comes in pretty handy at times, for...
17 Feb 2008
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Quote of the day Plug-in for Windows Live Writer
Writing plug-ins for WLW is fun This is my 3rd plugin for WLW and I hope you like it. You just need to install this in your <Windows Live Writer>\Plugins folder and you should be good to go. Just click on Insert Quotations... and you will get this window... You can select any quote and click...
17 Sep 2007
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Windows Live Writer Beta 3 Released!
All I can say is thanks :-) I installed it and loved it... Great job WLW Team. You guys rock :-) For more details... please visit this <Snip> Some highlights of this release: Insert videos using our new 'Insert Video' dialog Upload images to Picasaweb when publishing to your Blogger blog Publish...
6 Sep 2007
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Social Bookmarking Tool Plug-in for Windows Live Writer
Another Plug-in which I wrote for inserting social bookmarks automatically in WLW needs a re-install. This post is just to update that the issue has been fixed! Please un-install the previous versions and install this one. Enjoy Rahul Share this post :
21 Aug 2007
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Smileys Plug-in for Windows Live Writer
Recently, I came to know that a few changes in Windows Live Writer Beta version made my plugin to insert smileys crash the WLW! This post is just to update that the issue has been fixed ! Enjoy Rahul Share this post :
20 Aug 2007
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A couple of issues (and their workaround) with Social Bookmarking Tool Plugin for WLW
If you have been using Social Bookmarking Tool which I created a while ago to generate automated bookmarking tags from WLW beta 2.0 , you might have seen the following two issues. 1. This one happens whenever you hover your mouse over the bookmarking links which you would have created using the tool...
19 Jun 2007
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Social Bookmarking Tags for Windows Live Writer
I am not very good in keeping promises, but this time I will make an exception :) I promised a while ago that I will create a WLW plugin for the Social Bookmarking Tool that would ease the process of creating social bookmarking tags automatically for the blog posts. So, finally... I release this version...
14 May 2007
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Social Bookmarking Tool 2.0 Released
A while ago, I released a pretty basic version of Social Bookmarking Tool and gradually made it to support 20 bookmarking websites. The good thing was that you had options for different websites now. The bad was that... you didn't have too many configuration options and everything used to appear as text...
7 May 2007
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Icons for different Social Bookmarking Sites
This post is meant just for hosting different icons of other Social Bookmarking Sites which my software - Social Bookmarking Tool supports, so that I could code them appropriately in its next version. Actually, I could have linked them directly to the the respective websites, but the problem is that...
2 May 2007
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Social Bookmarking Tool 1.1 now supports 20 bookmarking websites
I created a Social Bookmarking Tool a while ago, and it initially supported only the following 6 options... I have attached a text file ( BookmarkerList.txt ) to this post which you are supposed to save in the Program's install folder (default is C:\Program Files\Blogging Tools\Social Bookmarking...
1 May 2007
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Windows Live Writer Plugin - Insert Yahoo and MSN Smileys (Emoticons)
I enjoy coding and working with Graphics. So, when I learnt that creating the Windows Live Writer plugin was easy, I was really very excited about it! The best part for me was that I could create something which would make my blogging easy and probably a little more expressive. The smily like this...
24 Apr 2007
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Windows Live Writer Plugin - Insert Yahoo and MSN Smileys (Emoticons)
I enjoy coding and working with Graphics. So, when I learnt that creating the Windows Live Writer plugin was easy, I was really very excited about it! The best part for me was that I could create something which would make my blogging easy and probably a little more expressive. The smily like this...
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Windows Live Writer is cool! I use it to create my blog posts and of late, I wanted to make my blog a little more colorful. I was looking for the plugin which could do what I want (just too many things in life!) but couldn't find it. That's why, I decided to write a plugin for myself. I guess that's...
16 Apr 2007
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I thought of extending some features of my small little tool posted here . In this version, instead of using Formatting options directly from the User Interface, I made it CSS and Javascript based. Now, you can format the CSS overrides at one place and the effects will be shown throughout your blog site...
13 Apr 2007
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Social Bookmarking is rocking big time these days! If you are not aware of it by any chance, read this . Look at http://www.digg.com/ , http://www.del.icio.us.com/ , http://www.reddit.com/ , and the list seems to be never ending. I encountered an online service from http://social.front.lv/ which lets...
2 Apr 2007
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Social Bookmarking Tool 1.0 is a very simple and easy to use tool for creating automatic hyperlinks as you might have seen already in quite a few blogger's entries... Share this post : email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it! Once you click on them they automatically...
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A military judge yesterday threw out a statement that supported one of the charges against the only U.S. military officer charged in the Abu Ghraib prisoner-abuse scandal.
Army Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan wasn't properly advised of his rights by Maj. Gen. Antonio M. Taguba during Gen. Taguba's investigation of prisoner abuse by U.S. soldiers at Abu Ghraib in February 2004, the judge, Col. Stephen R. Henley, found during a three-hour pretrial hearing.
The ruling likely will force the government to drop its charge that Col. Jordan, a reservist from Fredericksburg, Va., who headed an interrogation center at the prison in Iraq, lied when he told Gen. Taguba that he never saw nude detainees, never knew of dogs being used in interrogations and never supervised anybody guarding prisoners or doing interrogations in the prison.
"The reality is that this is the only piece of evidence there is" to support the charge, Maj. Kris Poppe, a member of Col. Jordan's defense team, told reporters.
A dismissal of the charge would leave Col. Jordan still facing six counts and up to 16 years in prison. Prosecutors yesterday also dismissed another count -- failure to obey a lawful order -- after the defense argued that it duplicated another charge.
The charge based on the Taguba statement carries one of the harshest penalties -- a five-year prison term -- but dropping it wouldn't seriously weaken the government's case that Col. Jordan allowed detainees to be stripped naked and intimidated by dogs. Those charges are based largely on other people's statements.
Col. Jordan's attorneys contend that he wasn't involved in interrogations and that most of the abuses were committed by military police who weren't under his command.
Col. Jordan is charged with cruelty and maltreatment, dereliction of duty, willfully disobeying orders, making a false official statement and making a false sworn statement. The last three charges stem from Col. Jordan's interview with another Abu Ghraib investigator, Maj. Gen. George Fay.
Col. Henley postponed the start of Col. Jordan's trial from July 9 to Aug. 20. He also ordered another pretrial hearing to be held July 10 at Fort McNair.
Col. Jordan was at Abu Ghraib in the fall of 2003, when detainees were stripped, sexually humiliated, beaten and set upon by dogs. He is currently on extended active duty with the Intelligence and Security Command at Fort Belvoir.
Eleven other U.S. soldiers, none ranking higher than staff sergeant, have been convicted of crimes while several officers have been reprimanded but not charged with crimes.


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An Empirical Analysis of Determinants of Retailer Pricing Strategy
This paper empirically investigates the determinants of retailers' pricing decisions. It finds that competitor factors explain the most variance in retailer pricing strategy. Only in the cases of price-promotion coordination and relative brand price do category and chain factors explain much variance in retailer pricing. These findings are derived from a simultaneous equation model of how underlying dimensions of retailers' pricing strategies are influenced by variables representing the market, chain, store, category, brand, customer, and competition. The optical scanner data base describes 1,364 brand-store combinations from six categories of consumer packaged goods in five U.S. markets over a two-year time period. Our study classifies retailers' pricing strategies based on four underlying dimensions: price consistency, price-promotion intensity, price-promotion coordination, and relative brand price. These four pricing dimensions are statistically related to: (1) competitor price and deal frequency (competitor factors), (2) storability and necessity (category factors), (3) chain positioning and size (chain factors), (4) store size and assortment (store factors), (5) brand preference and advertising (brand factors), and (6) own-price and deal elasticities (customer factors). These findings are useful to retailers profiling alternative pricing strategies, and to manufacturers customizing the levels of marketing support spending for different retailers.
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The coroner said 28-year-old Anthony Boatwright, of Blackville died at the Palmetto Southern Hospital Thursday.
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Michael Haneke's Amour is a difficult film to sit through. The story of an elderly French couple dealing with illness and the specter of death, Amour stares unblinkingly at the progressive failure of the body and the mind. Knowing the general thrust of the film before I arrived at the theater, I expected to be moved to tears by the film. Turns out the waterworks never started to flow — largely because Amour inspires horror rather than sadness.
The film is the work of writer/director Michael Haneke (Caché, Funny Games), a filmmaker known for making challenging (some would say unbearable) movies. Love him or hate him, there's no debating that Haneke is a fabulous visual storyteller. Amour is a movie that fans of filmmaking will find compelling, as Haneke's directorial fingerprints are all over the frame. For non-film-technique obsessives, however, this will be an exercise in masochism.
Take the first shot: An apartment door is smashed open by police, and the people lurking nearby pinch their noses to fend off the smell. As the camera tracks through the apartment we notice things that may or may not be important (Why was the door taped shut in addition to locked? Why is that window open?) before the big reveal: There's a dead body in a bed, laid out as if at a funeral. What happened here?
Following this prologue, Amour begins in earnest. Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) are happily married retired music teachers living in Paris and attending a concert at a theater on Champs-Élysées. Before they are introduced to the viewer, Haneke allows his camera to linger on a wide shot of the capacity crowd (including Georges and Anne, though I didn't realize it at first) waiting for the show to start. It's a conspicuous shot — I didn't clock it, but I'll bet it lasts at least a full minute before cutting — one that I think is meant to impart that, though the story will be about two specific people, it could (and will eventually be) about any and all of us.
The concert is something of a last hurrah for the couple, as Anne's health starts to deteriorate soon after. A doctor is called after Anne seems to go catatonic one morning while at breakfast (she snaps back to life after a moment), and it's decided she needs a surgery that has only a 5 percent chance of complications. Anne finds herself on the wrong side of the odds, however, and must deal with post-op paralysis of half her body.
The couple decides that Georges will take care of his wife (she begs him never to bring her back to a hospital), though this proves more and more difficult over time. Soon nurses are hired, and the pair's daughter (Isabelle Huppert) starts making demands on Georges that he does not want to hear or consider. All the while, Anne continues her downward spiral and George becomes more and more despondent over his ailing wife.
Though it's clear from the start where Amour is going, it still contains surprises great and gruesome, including a conclusion that is at once maddening and cathartic — maddening because it's opaque and perhaps metaphysical (I'm still not exactly sure what happens in the last two minutes); cathartic because this movie is torture to watch and it's finally over.
That said, Amour is also a technical triumph. The performances by Trintignant and Riva, both living legends in France, are magnificent and serve as career-cappers. (Riva received a well-deserved Best Actress Oscar nomination for her disturbing performance as Anne.) Haneke's direction is often brilliant, as is the editing, sound design, etc. But who the hell actually wants to watch this movie, besides film students or the morbidly depressed?
I'm not giving Amour a star rating because it would be irrelevant. Do I think it's a good movie? Yes. A great one? Not so fast. Beyond that, the decision of whether or not to see this film rests with you. Does my description make you want to buy a ticket? If so, enjoy. But remember: Haneke provides no easy outs or triumph of the human spirit. In Haneke's world, love is often having to do the unthinkable, and death is awful and ugly and grim. The end.


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Diane Sawyer probably wasn't actually drunk last night during the Presidential election coverage on ABC, but it doesn't seem like she was actually sober either, as you can tell by her slurred rambling and the frozen, scared smile on George Greeklastnames face. I fully expected this to end by seeing her with her cell under the desk followed by a post on reddit/gone wild with an upskirt pic and "so bored at work lol, (f)lorida needs to hurry."
Diane Sawyer was drunk on ABC last night
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Ass Mint 11/07/2012 15:12
i luv it how george doesn't interrupt and just lets her hang out to dry
aquanetta jones 11/07/2012 18:59
Fuck these liberal cunts…and fuck obama
Mando 11/07/2012 19:43
I wonder who got lucky with her stash last night.
desimo 11/10/2012 18:38
/r/gw shoutout = win. I know where someone spends their free time.
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More about Taho in "Monochrome passions" artbook. You can order it here - kagamiart.storenvy.com/product…
Even the gods die and Taho was not exception.
After his death, he appeared in one isolated place, where he met a girl named Adelin. A strong feeling arose between them, a feeling of antipathy. Nobody has yet irritated Taho stronger than this obnoxious girl.
But there is something in Adelin that strongly attracts him - her resemblance to Chaos...
Amazing piece!
Ou, how romantic!!
It's really good. I love your color and the background.
Beautiful work!~
Ugh, every time i see Taho with another woman than Misteria, i just want to slap him, feed him to dogs and burn his bones to ashes. Even when he is already dead? Yes!
I mean... What. A. Cheater!
I love your art, it's one of my favorites, it's just me hating cheating traitor men.
Ahaha, I totally understand you. I always can find explanation for Taho behavior, from his point of view. But he is not really good husband. He just this type of man who always has a many womans around him >_<
wonderfu works!
I'm enjoying his facial expression.
Beautiful...I loved your work
i aerioualy muat read the backgrounds of the characters XD but too busy ;_;
Oh no. Something's fishy. And at first you lost me at "Taho was no exception"... had to get myself together.
And now I'm even more suspicious...
Yes, Taho died >__>
Oh, no! Poor family of his... especially his wife...
(I either missed a large part of your story or am simply far too forgetful, I'm so sorry.)
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St Osyth Parish Church opens to the public between 11.30am and 5pm from Saturday until Bank Holiday Monday.
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The slot-loading design holds the SATA and IDE drive(s) upright inside the docks, neatly keeping them off the desk, for convenience and a clutter-free setup. For SATA drives, the HDD can be inserted and connected directly through the designated dock slot, while the IDE drive slot is conveniently positioned near the rear panel 40-pin data and LP4 power connections, making it easy to connect to the dock using the included IDE data and power cables.
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There are a lot of complex weight track app in market, but all of them are too complex for me, so I decide to write a easy to use weight management app, and I hope you will also like this "Easy Weight Tracker".
Push ups are one of the best exercise you can make, they develop the muscles of the chest, arms, and the midsection as a whole. They are the base for many more advanced calisthenics exercises.
The program is designed for person who can include push ups training to others and have whole control over it.
Cancer Surveillance
A health app that allows you to monitor your cancer progress.Arrange all your cancer related appointments with your doctor, tests, results and monitor your cancer therapy progress.Arrange your appointments and mark your next one so you dont forget.
Vuoi tenere sempre sotto controllo la tua gravidanza? Questa è l'app che fa per te! PROVALA! :)
This app may help your baby to get asleep faster. This app may help your baby to sleep better. Choose one of 4 sleepy sounds - rain, water, brown noise or white noise, or mix them together. Free and simple to use.
What type of skin do you have..Find out now :D
iCan tracks your weight. Designed and works with taking into account your purpose (to lose, gain or just track weight ) with adjusted color hints based on the selected purpose.
- Nice color skins/themes
- Easy data entry. Whatever you enter, you can edit or delete it at any time
- Weight and date goals
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- Share via email, Evernote, Google Drive, Dropbox etc.
- Export to Excel (.csv) format
Nutrition lab is an advanced and easy to use application that helps to analyze the daily nutrition to everyone.
Diet & Calories Tracker gives you everything you need for proper and balanced diet.
A huge list of products with their energy values separated by categories and equipped with a powerful search engine.
There is possibility to create your own list of foods.
A set of calculators will allow you to calculate the weight of the most appropriate for your height and age as well as calculate the count of calories necessary to achieve the desired weight.
De verslavingsApp bevat o.a. een zelftest. Ook bevat de App een grote button voor noodhulp. De gebruiker krijgt dan rechtstreeks contact met een hulpverlener.Voor ex-verslaafden bevat de App een programma waarmee ze hun 'cleantijd' kunnen berekenen: hoeveel dagen en hoeveel uren ze van de drank of drugs af kunnen blijven. Ook heeft de App de button 'terugvalpreventie' met informatie over
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The best dibetic log avalible mydiabeticlog.com
This is small (I mean functionality) application that counts how much and when you smoke.
Just add widget to your desktop and tap it everytime when you smoke cigarette.
If you want new features or translate application, please, write me.
Kick the Habit: Quit Smoking has been designed for people who wish to wean themselves off cigarettes over time, or for those that want to quit immediately.
You will be presented with a daily target to accomplish, based on how many cigarettes you initially smoked.
Kick the Habit: Quit Smoking will log all your data and let you know whether you are ahead or behind target and by how much.
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Just BMI is an app for calculating body mass index .
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The Curious Case Of Debate-Day Stock Market Surges
In addition to the mysterious volley of recent economic data points that have blown even the most optimistic expectations out of the water, it is perhaps notable that not only is the economy in agreement with the status quo in the month before the election, but so is the market, and as can be seen below, on presidential (and vice) debate days, the market has posted some truly six sigma returns. For the month of October, the S&P 500 futures have risen a cumulative 20 points on the days of the debate; and fallen a cumulative 4.75pts on the non-debate days. Forget needing moar QE, we need moar debates! While we leave up to our readers to divine the implications of such outlier moves on debate days, our only suggestion for those who have missed their opportunity to buy the central bank policy vehicle, formerly known as the S&P 500, with both hands and feet, is to wait until the next presidential debate and go all in. After all, "it's only fair" that the market will soar hours ahead of the two teleprompter-less candidates debating highly irrelevant stuff.
Cumulative S&P 500 futures performance for October...
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Who really wants to watch two puppets yapping about things they don't mean anyway?
its a 'town hall' debate... but all questions are pre-screened and approved, and no follow up questions are permitted. this is entertainment folks, for mind control purposes only.
We've all heard of animal spirits -- how about "clown spirits?"
What was pretty useful both times was to have it on, muted.
Content (spoken word) is useless.
Watch the body language.
Was most telling each time.
Only need to do it a few brief moments.
Then back to the Yankees games.
No shit. Just imagine if Romney actually called Obama out on John Corzine? "What's that mister president, this criminal is now working for your campaign? Well, I think that tells the American People all they need to know, thank you and good night."
Two puppets, same master. Bloody sheep.
Romney would probably suck Corzine's dick if he could. One of the greatest capital thieves to ever exist. A true master.
yes, but it's always fun when someone goes "off script".
Fun when some actual unitentional "truth" slips out...pregnant pause ensues and then bring it back to the script w/ a quick God bless Merica.
It starts to look like that scene in 'Scanners'...
So Kremlinology is still a science after all ?
After all this in-between-the-lines reading I grew tired of prawda and her new world equivalents.
Srsly. The main question that should be asked to both should be: "How does it feel guys to be fighting over the dubious position to be the lucky guy who will captain a sinking ship?"
The only thing this election is going to decide is whether or not Uncle Sam and his Crony Capitialist asshole friend will be fingering me with the left hand, or the right.
"...two teleprompter-less candidates debating highly irrelevant stuff".
Looks like the chart of ZHer's alcohol consumption...
good idea, I think thats what I'll do instead of watching the debate! thanks krispkritter
The negative on non-debate days comes from the inevitable vomiting as a result of the necessary over-intoxication on debate days.
2nd Pres. debate. Obama will be "inpolite and forceful" to Romney: it will create an impression of power in Obama. Obama chances will go up. Market will go down.
I wouldn't be surprised if Obama doesn't really want to win. He can claim doubling the stock market in his four years of power and his successor will inherit the mess, so that in another four years the Democrats can say 'Look where the stock markets were when they won and look where they are now, S&P back at 666'.
A bit like Blair handing the poisoned chalice to Gordon Brown.
hard to imagine the Madoff's can keep this thing alive 4 more years. Next prez should be the bag holder
If he understood the currency crisis and what is likely to happen during his term, I doubt he'd very much want to be the hub of all blame when it all falls appart. Then again he can just blame Bush.
Americans lose either way -
If Romney wins: riots will ensue, a good portion of the intelligent class will leave the country, and we will go to war with Iran by next summer. The upside? DOW 20,000 bitchez!
If Obama wins: the "Great White Flight" of white corporatist revenge will begin, with a mass market sell off on top of a round of massive layoffs in protest of a "Black Socialist" in power. And we might still go to war with Iran.
Job creation will net out. Money printing will continue. And the U.S. will still continue to export fail.
There is going to be a Republican president in 2016 if Obama wins, IMO. No way the racist evangelical white lets 8 years of being under a black man slide without repercussions. I predict, if he doesn't step on his dick, Rubio to be President with Christie as vice.
The market, which has doubled the last few years with these guys at the helm, is now going to go down at the prospect of these guys staying at the helm? I don't mean to pick at your comment. Trying to think these scenario's through has caused the neurons in my brain to misfire lately.
This whole thing is so fucking retarded.
Don't make a difference.
The Fed's already put the money in the system, inflation some day in the future will be brutal making the 70's look like fairy tales...
There will be a reset of the financial system.
There always is.
Even in spite of and because of the monetary and fiscal excesses redoubled.
For a PM holder ya' can't ask for anything better.
Car people, who are totally imbecile, must predict a market sell-off on better Obama chances after strong debate, because Obama will keep on Bernanke who lifts the market.
The market won't be allowed to sell-off until at least Thursday (if ever). If the market sold off tomorrow, people might conclude it was because of something Obomney said. If the market is supported until Thursday, a sell-off can be blamed on something else entirely.
if they do actually have the ability to lift this market, why not keep it propped up indefinitely?
Isn't that what they've been trying to do since 2009?
GS makes more commisions on the way down than the way up.
For me, the fundamental risk factor overnight is an over-extended EURO (> 1.300 EUR/USD) and the onset of some nasty tech earningd (INTC very important tonight). EUR/USD should fall back below 1.300 and INTC (which already warned) will have very bad guidance. These are reasons why I am not LONG silver right now, nor am I any more on the AAPL "event" train.
Nah, the 'winner' will be determined by which outcome best drives viewership for future debates.
Nah... Merely a coincidence. I'm sure retail investors feeling good about their E*Trade accounts (and consequently the status quo) on the same day as a presidential "debate" has nothing to do with influencing the mind on the unconscious level.
"It's almost like the market is controled or something. Hmmm."
You troll!! You only wrote that to make us ZHers look like crazy conspiracy kooks.
Instead of using logic and reality to predict what SHOULD happen, why don't we just use MOPE to predict what WILL happen? Psychology is more important than fundamentals and technical analysis now, isn't it? The market is a post-modernist, text-derived, statistical reality that will go where it's told... until something breaks or it behooves the owners to create another catastrophe to push through some changes or cash in a profit.
Citizens asking questions will be mostly liberals. Questions will be about entitlements, illegal immigrants, and who knows, killing fetuses.
We need more conservative friendly questions having to do with Big Bird's outrageous pension and whether black people are trying to bankrupt the white race via Obamaphones.
Well I'm going to tune in to see who is going to do something about bombing any of those illegal Libyan immigrants who come out against gay marriages because they make less than $250,000 a year...
Ron Paul : Remember the golden rule, don't do to others what you wouldnt want them to do to you...
GOP crowd : *booohhhh*
Indeed, we need more debates, to clarify the true state of zombiness in which the US citizenry finds itself.
It's like silver touching the $33 mark, than falling below due to algorithmic trades. Amazing the infrastructure the elites have in this modern system of the matrix.
If it wasn't for our fellows here at ZH, I would think, I was completely mad. Now I only think partially mad.....
See my above comment MassDecep, if it was not for this site, and watching other extremely intelligent people come undone mentally on here, I would think I was insane....
Not sure that I would be coherent without ZH. Now I aim for soft walls to bang my head against.
I'm sure it's just a coincidence...like every other unexplainable large sigma "market" moves.
""it's only fair" that the market will soar hours ahead of the two teleprompter-less candidates debating highly irrelevant stuff."
Highly irrelevant? On behalf of big bird, I'm insulted.
I think that tonight will not be a debate, but rather a series of sound bites.
but sound bites is what the populace loves - regurgitating the same BS propaganda that is heard on FOX, CNN, MSNBC, etc. as someone who has sold their soul to the devil, i chose a career path of marketing and can vehemently vouch for the importance of a stated, consistent message over time - this is what gets people to 'buy in'
Hmmm, Shouldnt this be under the things that make you go hmmmmm portion of our show?
Market? we cant call this a market anymore, a market is a place where you can buy something of value. this is nothing but a election,bullshit driven,button pushing monkeys bent on getting your last dollar casino.
More precisely, a market is a place where the value of something to the investor determines it's price. Clearly the Fed's policy is to determinine what return you can get, and therefore what investments you will choose, and therefore the value of all investments.
i thought we were up because everything is fixed in Europe with Spain's new Visa card? I'm glad I saw this post, means we can have at least one more "everything is fixed" rally before the end of the week
Highly irrelevent stuff? I look forward to hearing who is going to keep me best distracted over the next four years.
There should be a good made for TV war coming up soon...my money is on Romney for the best explosion special effects.
-Romney will say "gold" in public someday.
-Merely mentioning gold/ silver is anathema, won't happen.
^What's the over under. The mutterings of the GOP having a gold standard commission... I don't think Mittens will ever say the word gold. Can't picture it really.
except when teaching the grand-kids about the magic golden plates, of course
Yes, probably why he left zion for massachusetts. Utah now accepts gold and silver as money.
The Only Thing Deflating That I Can See Is.... Everything http://chartistfriendfrompittsburgh.blogspot.com/2012/10/the-only-thing-...
Right. Put up a chart of the world's human population and then and show us the "deflation" in that. - FAIL.
Just tell the market makers to hit Ctrl+Alg238, type in the target number, and hit enter. The bots will do the rest.
IMHO the USA is voting for CLEARLY two over qualified guys to be YOUR President. While I have considerable beefs with "things Administrative" I have absolutely no doubt that either of The Two are "up to it." by all means "takes your toys and go home" if you wish...but as has been said to me on an occasion or two "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not coming for you."
Fucking clown show mockery theyve made everything well I hope they enjoy themselves, meanwhile they can fuck off.
All I know is that with respect to the election the best strategy is undoubtedly to buy the rumor, sell the news. The market is bound to rise because everyone thinks their candidate will win and projects what they hope will be done onto that candidate. There's no way the candidate can live up. More important, once the election is over it will become abundantly clear how serious the fiscal cliff is and how screwed we are when it comes to parties working together, in a lame duck session, to fix it.
Tyler --
I wish ZH would look at stock market performance on each day that Bernanke has made a speech (Jackson Hole, etc.) or congressional testimony (Humphrey-Hawkins) since March 1, 2009.
Anecdotally, there seems to be a very positive correlation between public statements by Trotskyite central planning oligarchs and market performance. How about some hard data?
No conspiracy here, it's [b]hedge funds[/b] you are trading against, and when you see large market moves its because a lot of hedge funds did the same thing that day.
Although, today's sharp 40 point drop in the Dow after hours seems a little strange. Someone big was long all day, then sold it because they didn't want to hold overnight...
Listening to these 2 imbeciles talk about what's wrong with our country is like listening to scientists talk about how flat the earth is. It should be viewed only for morbidly depressing entertainment value.
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The already-contentious North Carolina Senate race took a brutal turn Wednesday after incumbent Sen. Elizabeth Dole released a television ad suggesting challenger Kay Hagan is "Godless."
"A leader of the Godless Americans PAC recently held a secret fundraiser for Kay Hagan," the 30-second ad says before showing clips from members of the group declaring God and Jesus do not exist.
"Godless Americans and Kay Hagan. She hid from cameras. Took godless money," the ad's narrator also says. "What did Kay Hagan promise in return?"
The ad ends with an unidentified female voice declaring, "There is no God."
The Dole campaign says it's basing its charge on Hagan's attendance at a fundraiser that was in the home of an advisor to the Godless Americans' political action committee, a group that promotes rights for atheists.
The implied message, of course, is that atheists have no rights and if you are a politician who pretends they do, godly American will come after you. Well, I'm a God-fearing American and I find this attack despicable. Kind of reminds me of the presidential battle between Jefferson and Adams. No wonder some atheists feel the need to be a bit militant, or at least better organized.
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The fetid, dark heart of the Arab war on Israel, I have long argued, lies not in disputes over Jerusalem, checkpoints, or "settlements." Rather, it concerns the so-called Palestine refugees.
So-called because of the nearly 5 million official refugees served by UNRWA (short for the "United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East"), only about 1 percent are real refugees who fit the agency's definition of "people whose normal place of residence was Palestine between June 1946 and May 1948, who lost both their homes and means of livelihood as a result of the 1948 Arab-Israeli conflict." The other 99 percent are descendants of those refugees, or what I call fake refugees.
Perversely, UNRWA feted its 60th anniversary in 2009, as though this were something to be proud of.
Worse: those alive in 1948 are dying off and in about fifty years not a single real refugee will remain alive, whereas (extrapolating from an authoritative estimate in Refugee Survey Quarterly by Mike Dumper) their fake refugee descendants will number about 20 million. Unchecked, that population will grow like Topsy until the end of time.
This matters because the refugee status has harmful effects: It blights the lives of these millions of non-refugees by disenfranchising them while imposing an ugly, unrealistic irredentist dream on them; worse, the refugee status preserves them as a permanent dagger aimed at Israel's heart, threatening the Jewish state and disrupting the Middle East.


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Spontaneous pushing?
I did it all on my own, only toward the end when I was getting exhausted (around the 3 hour mark) that they kind of hand to remind me to push but it was more so asking me if I was contracting and then reminding me to push. It felt so much out of my hands, my body was just doing it..I tell everyone it was more like something was pulling baby rather than me pushing her out. I kept screaming "I THINK I'M POOPING!" lol to the point where I ran to the toilet during transition. Honestly I feel like I wasn't doing anything at all, my body was just doing it. I didn't have any pain meds, I don't know if that makes a difference with spontaneous pushing versus directed pushing.
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& DS {April 3, 2015 @ 35+6}
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I just focused on what was happening in the reflection of a light above me, waited for them to tell me I was having a contraction, and did two or three pushes each time.
With my first, they tried the directed pushing but I told the nurse to stop telling me what to do. That was my longest pushing, took about 6 minutes and I had an epidural. Baby #2 was all natural and I had to actively not push for a few minutes while the nurse found someone to catch the baby. Let my body lead on that and took one push when the doc showed up. :)
I'm not "crunchy" by any means, but I really think letting your body direct you on that is better. At least for me. I'm sorry you had a rough time.
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Well, now we know how the Washington Capitals are going to make room for Tom Wilson and Connor Carrick.
On Sunday, one day before having to submit their opening night roster to the NHL, the Caps traded center Mathieu Perreault to Bruce Boudreau's Anaheim Ducks in exchange for minor league forward John Mitchell and a fourth-round pick in the 2014 NHL draft.
The move clears $1.05 million in cap space for the Caps, who spent most of the preseason trying Eric Fehr and Marty Erat in the third-line center role that Perreault held at the end of last season.
With the move, the Caps reduced their roster to the NHL limit of 23 players. Earlier on Sunday the Caps assigned defensemen Dmitry Orlov, Tyson Strachan and Michal Cajkovsky and forward Dane Byers to the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League.
That means the Caps are likely to begin the regular season with 14 forwards, seven defensemen and two goalies, including 19-year-old rookies Wilson and Carrick, and depth center Michael Latta.
If the Caps elect to defer Wilson's bonuses until next year, they will head into the season slightly below the NHL's $64.3 million threshold.
Perreault, 25, scored a career-high 16 goals under Dale Hunter two seasons ago, but struggled to find the same ice time under Adam Oates last season, finishing with six goals and 11 assists sin 39 games.
Perreault came into camp 10 pounds lighter, but with a glut of experienced forwards it was clear he was the odd-man out in Oates' center rotation..
Mitchell, 27, recorded 10 goals and four assists in 61 games with the Norfolk Admirals of the AHL last season and is expected to be assigned to the Bears.
With Sunday's moves, below is a look at the Capitals' depth chart heading into Tuesday night's season opener in Chicago:
Marcus Johansson [$2 million] – Nicklas Backstrom [$6.7 million] – Alex Ovechkin [$9.538 mill]
Brooks Laich [$4.5 million] – Mikhail Grabovski [$3 million] – Troy Brouwer [$3.66 million]
Eric Fehr [$1.5 million] – Marty Erat [$4.5 million] – Tom Wilson [$894,200]
Jason Chimera [$1.75 million] – Jay Beagle [$900,000] – Joel Ward [$3 million]
Extras: Aaron Volpatti [$575,000], Michal Latta [$785,833]
Karl Alzner [$2.8 million] - Mike Green [$6.083 million]
John Erskine [$1.962 million] – John Carlson [$3.966 million]
Jack Hillen [$700,000] – Steve Oleksy [$541,667]
Extras: Connor Carrick [$636,667]
Braden Holtby [$1.85 million] – Michal Neuvirth [$2.5 million]
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Hebrews 13:1-17New International Version (NIV)
Concluding Exhortations
13 Keep on loving one another as brothers and sisters. 2 Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it. 3 Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering.
4 Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed kept pure, for God will judge the adulterer and all the sexually immoral. 5 Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said,
"Never will I leave you;
6 So we say with confidence,
"The Lord is my helper; I will not be afraid.
7 Remember your leaders, who spoke the word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith. 8 Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.
9 Do not be carried away by all kinds of strange teachings. It is good for our hearts to be strengthened by grace, not by eating ceremonial foods, which is of no benefit to those who do so. 10 We have an altar from which those who minister at the tabernacle have no right to eat.
11 The high priest carries the blood of animals into the Most Holy Place as a sin offering, but the bodies are burned outside the camp. 12 And so Jesus also suffered outside the city gate to make the people holy through his own blood. 13 Let us, then, go to him outside the camp, bearing the disgrace he bore. 14 For here we do not have an enduring city, but we are looking for the city that is to come.
15 Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of praise—the fruit of lips that openly profess his name. 16 And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.
17 Have confidence in your leaders and submit to their authority, because they keep watch over you as those who must give an account. Do this so that their work will be a joy, not a burden, for that would be of no benefit to you.
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