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"Achieve Excellence Through Balance" is more than a slogan at Bullis School.
On a picturesque 102-acre campus in Potomac, Maryland, Bullis has 765 students in grades 2-12 and offers a college preparatory program that balances academics, arts and academics.
With a core curriculum enhanced with signature programs in STEM, Entrepreneurship, Humanities and Global Studies, and Visual and Performing Arts, Bullis also offers extra-curricular activities that nurture creativity, leadership resourcefulness, astute thinking, community service, and teamwork and collaboration. Students learn and grow, discover academic and extra-curricular passions, value community, develop lifelong skills and are happier and more confident because of the balance we provide.
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|National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
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|Year Founded
Student Body
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State avg.: 34%
|Students by Grade
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|Total Classroom Teachers
|102 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Number of AP Courses
|17 courses
|List of Courses Offered
|Link to List of Courses
|Classroom Dress Code
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Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|Jan. 9
|Tuition Notes
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|Admissions Director
|Tim Simpson
|Total Sports Offered
|17 sports
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Cheering, Cross Country,
Dance, Field Hockey,
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Soccer, Softball,
Swimming, Tennis,
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- - Teachers who bring technology and new methodologies into the classroom to make learning engaging.
- - Projects that teach collaboration and problem-solving in real-world applications.
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- - Visual and performing arts that ignite the imagination of our students, whether they are new to the arts or elevating their talent to new levels.
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- - Opportunities for students to find what interests them and create their own path to develop it.
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Conquest is a real-time, multi-player space warfare game that was originally written in RATFOR for the VAX/VMS platform by Jef Poskanzer and Craig Leres in 1982. It was the early predecessor to Netrek.
Conquest can be modded via either image control files or c programming. Here we see the doomsday image replaced with the space going amoeba from "Immunity Syndrome".
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You might be maxed out when it comes to talking the talk about maxi dresses, but you're definitely kaput when it comes to walking the walk. After seeing them on almost every imaginable celeb this season, and looking into what's in store for fall, it's obvious that the maxi dress train isn't loosing speed any time soon! With such a cute, comfy, and most importantly figure flattering allure, don't be surprised to see them sticking around through fall.
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HERSHEY, Pennsylvania — Hershey Co. (HSY) on Thursday reported fourth-quarter earnings of $213.4 million.
On a per-share basis, the Hershey, Pennsylvania-based company said it had net income of 98 cents. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs and costs related to mergers and acquisitions, came to $1.08 per share.
The results exceeded Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of seven analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for earnings of $1.05 per share.
The chocolate bar and candy maker posted revenue of $1.91 billion in the period, which did not meet Street forecasts. Four analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $1.97 billion.
For the year, the company reported profit of $513 million, or $2.32 per share. Revenue was reported as $7.39 billion.
Hershey expects full-year earnings in the range of $4.36 to $4.38 per share.
Hershey shares have fallen slightly more than 5 percent since the beginning of the year, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index has decreased almost 8 percent. The stock has fallen 23 percent in the last 12 months.
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"If you want to pack right when you travel then you really need to focus on packing light," explains Tina Aldatz, chief executive officer of Savvy Travelers. "There's much less hassle and stress when you pack light and stick to the basics. You can put your focus on your travel, rather than having all of your attention go to dragging around way too much luggage."
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Given the odds stacked against them Tuesday night, the Ducks' 4-3 triumph at San Jose might rank as their most impressive victory of the season.
That's the bright side, and it can't be underplayed. The Ducks sucked it up big-time to win without injured regulars Sean O'Donnell and Todd Marchant, who missed the game because of injuries, and then goaltender Jean-Sebastien Giguere and Francois Beauchemin, who left late in the second period because of injuries. Oh, and then there was that 5-on-3 Sharks power play in the third period. Pretty remarkable, any way you cut it. The bad news, obviously, is the injuries. O'Donnell might be able to play Friday at Carolina, but there is no indication at this point as to the status of Giguere, Beauchemin and Marchant. Given Giguere's history of groin and leg injuries, it isn't unreasonable to think he'll be out a while. And with Ilya Bryzgalov still recovering from his own groin injury, and his status uncertain, the Ducks suddenly appear very vulnerable in goal. Michael Wall, who stopped all four shots he faced Tuesday, is 2-0 in his NHL career, but he remains very inexperienced. Ducks general manager Brian Burke might have some sleepless nights headed his way.


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FOR most couples having the church burn down two days before the wedding might cause some disruption.
But not for Alicia Hardy and Darren Bunce who tied the knot on Saturday as scheduled despite their original choice of church having gone up in flames just days before.
St Peter's Church in Ropley, near Alresford, was engulfed in flames on Thursday, leaving the roof, bell tower, medieval architecture and doorways devastated.
Lawyer Alicia, 46, and Alresford-based Darren, 45, said despite the damage it wasn't going to get in the way of their big day and exchanged their vows in the nearby parish of Bishop's Sutton at St Nicholas' Church.
They were surrounded by family and friends, including the four children they have between them - Kieran, 23, Amy, 20, Ben, 15, and Louise, 12, who were ushers and bridesmaids.
Alicia said. "The vicar has been wonderful, he's still focused on us despite what he has lost. He's been fantastic."
Father-of-two Darren added: "We're a bit shell-shocked. We didn't think it was going to happen but we've done it. The day is finally here."
In his address to the church, Rev Royston Such told the congregation of the meeting between The Friends of St Peters who decided fundraising would be crucial if the church were to be restored.
"The church really will need all the support it can get. The devastation is far worse than we thought. The big splendid organ; there's no trace of it. Even the font has been sacked."
His wife, Rev Tana Riviere, said it is not yet known how the fire began and it will be some time before any plans can begin on restoring the church which, in some parts, is 800-years-old.
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"It's still under control of the fire officers and security guards for the moment," she said. "The stone work is there, the wood work is charred and everything else has been gutted. It hasn't been safe to go in there yet.
"There is great determination to fundraise and rebuild the church and it was discussed last night that it will not be its restoration, but its resurrection.
"When it's eventually returned to us, architects and developers will have to assess what's necessary but that's a long way off yet. It will actually depend on the structure.
"What little we do know is that the medieval stonework is good. The Victorian work and some of the more modern work was not so sound."
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Couple wed after fire at St Peter's Church in Ropley destroyed dream venue
Congratulations to this couple,who did not let this incident spoil their big day. Marriage in the eyes of God is not about the building it took place in, but about the future lives of the couple. I hope they have a long and fulfilling marriage.
Congratulations to this couple,who did not let this incident spoil their big day. Marriage in the eyes of God is not about the building it took place in, but about the future lives of the couple. I hope they have a long and fulfilling marriage.


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Questions tagged with 'part'http://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/tags/part2016-02-05T16:15:07ZWhat kind of part of speech is "as little as"?http://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/68335-what-kind-of-part-of-speech-is-as-little-as/
 What kind of part of speech is "as little as" in this sentence? Adjective? adverb?

 "We may do this on a group of lines or on as little as a single line of code"

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It is adverb because it is defining the verb 'do'.

answered May 23 '15 at 16:09 by Rahul Gupta, Expert
 Adjective or Verb?http://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/67703-adjective-or-verb/
 In the sentence "Did the cafeteria run out of bread but still have peanut butter and jelly stockpiled away?", does the word stockpiled acts as a verb or adjective? It modifies "peanut butter and jelly", but is also describes what the cafeteria could be doing. Thank you.

asked Apr 25 '15 at 02:25 by Benjamin, New member

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 "Stockpiled" is a past participle used as an adjective modifying "peanut butter and jelly."

 What kind of pb&j?

 Stockpiled pb&j.

answered Apr 26 '15 at 18:10 by Lewis Neidhardt, Grammarly Fellow
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 If you could answer this quick, that would be great. I need support to prove that I am right on spelling. In my writing class, there is a girl Brenda and she wrote on my paper, : This character should have a bigger roll. Funny but at first I thought that she meant like a piece of bread for a second! Then I realize that she means "role" as in a bigger part as a character in the story. So when I told her that is not how you spell that because it is a different word she didn't believe me. Well, she said okay but I could tell from her face that she was skeptical. So I told her about this Grammarly answers website because I get good answers so I am going to show her what you guys say.

asked Aug 25 '13 at 15:01 by Lina Newbride, New member
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 Part of speech for each word of the following sentence:

 Hold on tightly for the next hour.

asked Mar 10 '13 at 05:48 by gail haynes, New member

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 We don't do homework here but if you try to answer the question first maybe we can help you.

answered Mar 10 '13 at 06:26 by Shawn Mooney, Expert


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Viewership data is in for Monday's 12/3 edition WWE RAW and the show lost almost a half million viewers from last week.
This week's RAW averaged 3,437,000 viewers with the following hourly numbers:
Hour 1: 3,580,000
Hour 2: 3,370,000
Hour 3: 3,360,000
RAW's overall viewership and the show's final hour were the lowest they've been since RAW expanded to 3 hours on a weekly basis back in July.
NFL Monday Night Football on ESPN had over 16 million viewers this week, way up from last week's 11 million viewers.
RAW's best hour (Hour 1) ranked #8 on cable for the evening.
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Things got ugly last week when RAW averaged only 3.9 million viewers .. Even with a Vince McMahon cameo and the best WWE could put...
Things got ugly last week when RAW averaged only 3.9 million viewers .. Even with a Vince McMahon cameo and the best WWE could put...
Things got ugly last week when RAW averaged only 3.9 million viewers .. Even with a Vince McMahon cameo and the best WWE could put...
Things got ugly last week when RAW averaged only 3.9 million viewers .. Even with a Vince McMahon cameo and the best WWE could put...
Things got ugly last week when RAW averaged only 3.9 million viewers .. Even with a Vince McMahon cameo and the best WWE could put...
Raw sucks now..
But hey the question really is….What is it that Raw sucks?
This is a punch to every indy fanboys heart!!! So what are they going to say now?!?! Their beloved CM Punk is the WWE champion, Daniel Bryan is the tag team champions, Antonio Cesaro is the US champion and their god and savior Dean Ambrose along with Seth Rollins was featured on 3 different segments. But still, I know the fanboys will come up with another excuse. Despite the whole damn show being flooded with indy talent they will find somewhere else to point a finger. smh.
LOL! I swear this dude post the funniest comments on here.
the times have changed.this is not the days that used to see the super steroids in action.
you want to call guys like cm punk or bryan as indy wrestlers, then i call guys like hogan batista john cena jerkoffs that kisses vince's ass just to be the center of attention.you want to talk trash about the indy wrestlers then go watch disney channel.
arent indy wrestlers sports entertainers?yes they are.all you have is orgams watching cena.so dont say what you dont know.
Hogan is the greatest wrestler of all time. That is undeniable. Whether you like him or not, the man changed the wrestling industry, took it mainstream and made it what it is today. How much wrestling technique did he have? The leg drop was his best move. Give me a break dude. The formula is simple: Larger than life characters + charisma = ratings = success.
Hogan is one of the best entertainers…sports entertainers in WWE history. The greatest wrestler?…not a chance in hell. Their is a difference.
No you don't get it. You think Wrestler means technical skills when in fact nothing could be further from the truth. Actual in ring skills almost doesn't even matter. Hogan, Andre the Giant and Goldberg are proof. Wrestlers are entertaining guys with charisma… Workers are guys who have technical wrestling skills. Can the two combine? Of course! Shawn Michaels is the perfect example. But you don't need to be a good worker to be a GREAT wrestler; ask the Rock. CM Punk may be a good worker by he is a terrible wrestler.
«cm punk may be a good worker by he is a terrible wrestler.» are you talking about phillip brooks?! what you just wrote was absolutely b*llshit.
I think what he's trying to say is that CM Punk is technically sound in the ring, but he doesn't have the presence that a Hulk Hogan had, or a Stone Cold, or a Rock. In other words, CM Punk literally can't hold a candle to those guys, and nobody should have this long a title reign without being a larger than life superstar.
thats because wwe needs to let cm punk talk and do what he want.after that people would start to enjoy him more.
Not specifically you Cappa, but it irks me when people use 'wrestling technique' without ever actually wrestling themselves. Hogan was technically a very sound worker because THE BUISNESS ISNT A SHOOT. It simply does not matter if you are Ricky Steamboat or Hulk Hogan, what matters is how you get booked and what you do with those bookings. Hogan was booked as the face of the company and a world beater and he took that ball and ran with it. He did everything in the ring that was expected of him because, honestly, very little was expected of him. Why in gods name would the top guy who has to wrestle 300+ days a year go out and break his back if he is already in his 30's or 40's and built heavy and full of muscle? He wouldnt. It's stupid. A smaller guy has to be able to be a bump taker because people EXPECT LITTLER GUYS TO BE BUMP TAKERS. Big guys, ESPECIALLY BABYFACES are supposed to lumber, punch-kick and know two rest holds because PEOPLE EXPECT THEM TOO. American audiences get freaked out seeing big men do too much and the smaller guys on the roster resent it because then why the fuck would you watch them do flips if the 6″4 guy does them too. So out of respect if nothing else, most bigger guys refrain from doing too much in the ring but brawling and that is THE WAY IT SHOULD BE. If you want big guys doing big move trading matches, go watch All Japan. If you want big characters and parity up and down the roster as to who is allowed to do what so that everyone has something to get their shine, then watch the WWE.
Are you a wrestler?
for you to write that hogan is the greatest wrestler makes me puke.you definitely dont know what a great wrestler is.
And you think CM Punk don't kiss Vince's ass? After all he's been champ for over a year. Funny how when Cena was champ for over a year he was Vince's lap dog. Now it's IWC's favorite, that's not the case. The ratings for Monday Night Raw has been plummeting ever since MITB 2011, so no despite what Solomonster claims and uses it as an excuses to cover CM Punk's reign, IWC uses the 3 Hours as damage control to protect the recent direction WWE has taken. The facts continue to come in day in and day out, CM Punk is can hold the title for whatever how long they wish they want to keep it on how and for whatever praise the IWC gave to him on a daily and weekly basis, but ratings do not lie. If this was happening to the likes of Cena, Orton, even Triple H or Rey Mysterio or whoever the IWC refuse to endorse or not from the indy scene, the comments from the IWC would have been completely different. And so I was hearing comments, rumors and even Solomonster's thoughts about how the voting for last week's Raw had to be rigged because Daniel Bryan did not win. So if Daniel had win in the polls, it suddenly would not have been rigged. This is the continuous bias and ignorant attitude coming from the Internet Wrestling Community, or at least majority of them. Ever thought people is just sick and tired of seeing the indie guys all over Monday Night Raw, from Bryan to Punk and now The Shield? Ever thought the majority of fans is tired of the Indy Era in WWE? Clearly it's not working, whether you like to admit it or not and it doesn't really matter what kind of insult, comments or thumbs down you leave on here, it's happening before our very eyes and yes the truth hurts. Nobody can blame Cena, despite having a number of title shots this year Cena has lost ALL of them. Plus he lost other ppv matches against Kane, Big Johnny and The Rock. Years the IWC has placed every single blame concerning the weekly ratings and ppv ratings on Cena's back and said "If they only pushed the likes of Punk, Bryan, Cesaro, WWE would be in push better shape". Well guess what Punk has a title, Bryan has a title, Cesaro a title and WWE is worse shape. There is no excuse.
When you have a long reigning champion and you have a program set months ahead for him, people will lose interest in whatever match/feud/title defense he does, because people expect the same outcome one way or another. It's the reason why I refused to order Survivor Series, first ppv in over 3 years (and that was because I went on vacation). HIAC was the perfect time to change the title, they could have gave it back to him at Survivor Series make things interesting. And that is the difference between Punk 1 year plus reign and Cena 1 year plus reign, Cena did not have some program set for Royal Rumble months in advance. Punk fans got what they wanted, Punk won at HIAC, won at SS and ratings continue to plummet under his reign. Partially because of this and he is simply not a draw, we saw that at MITB 2011.
You make no valid arguement. Put the WWE title on Mason Ryan, give the US title to Big Zeke, let Otunga and some other muscular body builder get the tag titles and you'll still see a decline in ratings. I'm saying this because you said before how you want WWE to focus on hiring body builders and big muscular guys. The same problems would occur.
Like others have said, times have changed. You can either accept that or you can't and by the looks of it you cannot accept it. You're hatred for the indy wrestlers blinds you. You don't like them so because of that you think they are the only problem with WWE. The thing is that you couldn't be more wrong.
Times clearly have not changed!!! That's why the ratings are low. Your sexual attraction to indy wrestlers blinds you. You said in another post "Raw
was actually pretty good last night. The matches were decent and most
of the segments were entertaining." Well, that Raw got the fewest
viewers in the last 15 years and tied for the lowest ratings in the last 15
years. Of course the show appealed to you, it was filled with indy
trash-bags! But it is clearly not what the majority of WWE fans want. Numbers don't lie. This just proves what I've been saying, these indy guys are killing the WWE.
I have one for you and it's called Monday Night Football. Their aren't many die hard wrestling fans anymore either. Do you really expect them to stay tuned in for the entire show without changing the channel? Is it really that hard to believe that football has a way bigger audience than WWE?
You are the type of guy who thinks his opinion is fact. Ok, you don't like indy guys…fine, but don't try and blame them because the overall product the company produces sucks. You are just itching for a reason to bash them and you're doing it blindly. Like I said, give us these body builders you love ohhh so much and I bet we see the same low ratings.
Also, speak for yourself, don't speak for the majority of fans. You dislike indy wrestlers but that doesn't mean everyone has to or does. Vince and some of the stupid, idiotic and uncreative ideas is what's killing WWE.
Monday Night Football my ass!
indy guys are not killing wwe.
there's a point to be cleared out here and that is that more kids watch wwe now than before.and thats a fact. so they could be bored a little and change the channel.there are a lot of options for why the ratings are dropping.but dont put all the blame on the indy wrestlers.thats b*llshit.
Times have changed for the worst in WWE. Indy favoritism or not, they've went from having bad ass larger than life characters to a bunch of ordinary looking Joes. You could literally see some of these guys on the street and not recognize them at all, and that's a damn shame. These people are not supposed to be regular Joes, they're supposed to be bigger than that. They're supposed to be the biggest, baddest, loudest people you'd ever meet in your life, which is why guys like HHH/Rock/HBK/Austin/Hogan/Taker/Savage etc.. get brought up so many times in comparison. I'm pretty sure that's what that Jay dude is trying to say. The "Indy" generation has that every man "random Joe" look and feel to them, at least the majority of them do.
Probably a troll, but I'll bite since I'm bored.
What does them being indy stars have anything to do with people apparently not liking them? Is it because they're not good entertainers? Oh wait, Punk, Bryan, and Ambrose all have great mic skills. Is it because they're small? Oh, but wait, they're not all small. You used Cesaro's name in your rant, but he's a pretty big guy ( rougly 6'5″ 232 lbs). Where is your argument even coming from?
Them being good entertainers is just a matter of opinion. I don't find Punk, Bryan or Cesaro entertaining, and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. I think Bryan sucks on the mic and I've seen Ambrose's work outside of the WWE, and it didn't impress me.
Exactly, it's YOUR opinion. You don't know what's going through everyone else's minds, so who are you or anyone else to just assume you know what exactly is making the ratings so low? We can only give educated guesses, and blaming it on indy guys is not an educated guess because arguments for it hold no water.
While I do hate indy wrestlers and their fanbase, I've never blamed them for the ratings being so low. WWE as a whole is just not as good as it used to be.
Yeah, I wasn't necessarily speaking specifically to you. If anything, it was more toward that Jay guy (and you're right, he is hilarious lol) or just anyone who seems to think that Punk, Bryan, Cesaro, etc. are hurting the ratings.
hey u motherfukin piece of shit…use a time machine and move into HOGAN'S era…he will gladly bang ur ass…punk is the damn reason if anybody watches raw…no 1 watch for cena or boring HHH,if he comes back….punk is the best entertainer and he is getting a legendary push dat only few lucky one's get…punk's gonna win against rock,headline WM against taker and he might break the streak…now who's talkin bitch…u r a minority who is just jealous of punk…go and please ur lady parts bcuz u can only do dat, lmao !!
I hope this is a wake up call for WWE to go back to the 2 hour format!
lmfao what if fans took Punks advise from the first segment and turned off RAW when he told them too the first segment, I mean Punk kind of has been a ratings killer for me lately
As much as I hate to say it, AJ has been mine, over done.
ratings killer?? ru kiddin me….PUNK is the reason if anybody watches raw…nobody watch raw for GAY CENA !!
Everyone was watching RG3 on MNF.
I know I was. Thank god for DVR.
I honestly don't know why wwe worries so much about ratings. They're getting over three million viewers for THREE HOURS every monday night. I think that's pretty damn good, am i wrong in that assumption? am i missing something here?
Its nothing to do with the fact that Punk is the champion, its to do with the fact that the show sucks, its too long and some of the segmens are a struggle to get through. The comedy hasent been as prevelent as it used to be, sometimes you do need that comic relief. But, its slow paced and to be fair it not with the times. And plus, you cant expect poeple to come back in drove when three guys they have proberly never herd of before are trying to make an impact, this storyline will get better and poeple might take notice and viewship might return. But, these three hour long raw dont help the situation.
it is because Punk is champion. Ratings has been dropping in a major way since MITB 2011, exactly the time Punk won the title and ran off with it. When every IWC fan figured MITB 2011 should have done a massive rating, reality strikes. But suddenly the IWC has forgotten that and refuse to bring that up. Truth hurts yeah, it's Punk's fault. If Cena was in his shoes or anybody else that does not have the IWC seal of approval, the IWC would claiming it's their fault.
Are you kidding? You can say the exact same thing with Cena for the past years before Punk's glory. Geez those spitting on Punk are so full of shit, can't get an overall view at all. Analyse the past ten years to finally understand that it's NOT Punk's fault, or if you will: not only.
Dude, the iwc have always been full of shit. They are the most delusional, most arrogant, biased people you'd ever come across. That pathetic "elitist" attitude, and then when you see them in person, they look all shaggy and ungroomed as hell. They're so f'n creepy it's not even funny. They worship other men that they don't even know personally, and fight to the death to defend their honor when someone dislikes them. These are the same weird ass dudes you see on the street that are socially awkward and can't even talk to somebody without cussing at them, insulting them, or acting like a pretentious bastard. To hell with those people. I've seen plenty of them at ROH shows, and other indy shows like it. They're creepy, gross, and their whole attitude is unappealing and straight up stinks. It wouldn't surprise me if they didn't have many friends at all. Who the hell wants to be around their pretentious elitist punk asses.
could it possibly be because they are recycling the same crap from the nexus days ( with a few new bells and whistles of course ) punk isnt the problem … the product has gotten stale and predictable … there is no reason for people to tune in because they know they wont be surprised but the events on the show
Punks long title run will ever be shadowed by the horrible viewer ratings making him the lowest rating, longest raining WWE Champion this generation. Darn shame too. cuz its just not all his fault
Pretty much Deja-Vu, Nexus,,,, NWO,,,, D-Generation X,,,, Nation of Domination,,,, what ever Orton's group a couple years ago,,,, whatever Triple H, Orton's and Bastita's group was called before that,,,, and too many more to mention,,, now we have now The Shield guess I'll quit watching again till that experiment fails.
Breaking News: Only the USA Network, Vince, and some of you smark's care about Nielsen ratings. The Neilsen ratings are severely outdated. They do not include DVR, HULU, YouTube, and the various other ways you can watch Raw every week that are not counted. As a fan, why would I care about a shift in ratings, or which segment draws 50,000 less viewers than another segment? Bottom line, just enjoy the show.
I have a reason why they care. Because when ratings are good, we know that we dont have to explain why we 'watch that fake crap'. When ratings are good we can point to them and say 'See?! Were not the only ones! MILLIONS of people watch it too!" Its paranoia from before and just after the Attitude boom.
We want TV-14 !!!
I love the hate "indy" guys get, since Cena became the face of the company, haven't ratings slowly dwindled down and down and down all through the years
what you just wrote was pure gold.
Actually the ratings started to spin out of control since MITB 2011. Ever since then it's been a constant spiral with here and there a a spike in ratings. While Cena was champ, despite ratings did drop, it remained STABLE.
Monday Night Football and the fact that the product just isn't as good as it used to be. Not a good combination for ratings.
The moment Punk told everyone to change the channel. People have already been doing that anyway…
People like football more than wrestling. No big deal. Everybody involved is still making money.
I don't see CM Punk looking that strong heading in to face the Rock. When he became heel, he became a bitchmade coward. When he turned heel, they should have kept him a heel but not make him a coward. Like when Taker was a heel in '02-'03. He didn't need to get cheap fluke victories, he didn't need to crawl like a worm like the way Punk did at Survivor Series to pick up the scraps, he didn't run away mid match, and he didn't curl up into a ball in the corner turn buckle like a straight up BITCH the way CM Punk did at RAW 1000 when Big Show interfered in his match. I'll never forget the way Punk looked that night, that shit was embarassing to look at. When Taker was a heel and Stone Cold was a heel back in '01 they were heels but they kept their cool and remained bad asses in the ring. So CM Punk now looks like a chump going up against the Rock instead of looking like a heel badass that could hold his own. That's why his heel run sucks, because it took alot from his character and turned him into the cliche coward bitch heel that all the other past heels were. And to be honest I don't know who's writing Punk's script, or if he's going on the fly with some of his shit.. but he's boring to the extreme! That dude says the same shit every week. And when he talks in the ring, he talks like a punk ass geek. He doesn't talk hard, or badass at all. Taker/Rock/Austin didn't waste time talking shit and trying to outwit people on the mic. What they said was short, sweet, and to the point and then delivered an asswhippin right after that. Everytime Punk gets on the mic and gives that boring ass 10 min diatribe, he reminds me of Matt striker and that's not a good thing. I can't wait till this Punk era is done man..
wwe is a joke with it's dumb storylines, dumb PG shit and weak matches the old days wre better until the idiots choose to go to preschool level tv that's what PG is
Lets put ryback murdering a real chicken then cook it and eat it on live raw while the fans chants feeds us too feed us too.
The featured players in those final two hours Vickie Guerrero and C.M. Punk. If Vickie wasn't Eddie's wife, she wouldn't even have a job with this company. She's even worse than when Stephanie McMahon used to be a heel authority figure. At least Steph, was easy on the eyes. After the tag team match Cena was involved in at the top of the second hour, the show went downhill from there. In other words, once Cena's part was done, people started tuning out. For as much as the internet wrestling community likes to hype their indy fed heroes, they don't draw worth a lick.
Is anyone shocked? It just keeps going downhill.
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I'm not sure if I've lost my appitite or if I'm just filling up faster. But I'm defiintely not hungry that often. I am trying to eat regulary, and trying to eat what I should. I haven't gained any weight over the past 3-4 weeks, though, and that makes me a little nervous because I know this is prime growing time for baby. My belly has gotten bigger, so I'm hoping/assuming all the food and nutrients are going to my little guy!!
Btw, I am 31 weeks (as of today).
I don't eat too much now either - just a little bit fills me up. Everything is fine though with the LO. Any stresses in your life that could be contributing?
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I havent had much of an appetite throughout this whole pregnancy. I do have the occasional days where i can pig out, but for the most part, nothing ever really sounds that tasty to me. I'm 32 weeks and I've only gained 12 pounds, my doctor said I'm totally fine though. Honestly i think some people just use the excuse of being pregnant so that they can just pig out.. Just listen to your body. If your hungry, eat. But if your not, dont force it down your throat. Ive done that once or twice and I just made myself sick cause of it.
Our precious angel, Caetano Decio, was born May 7th, 2012!!! He is healthy and adorable, we are so blessed!!!
Every body is different.
My weight gain gain has slowed/stopped for now. I get full very easily. I dont' get hungry like I use to....just get dizzy so I know its time to eat.
Yes, baby puts on the most weight during these last few weeks, but its also the time when our stomachs have the least amount of room becuase baby is pushing on them, so its normal to eat less.
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my apetite flip flops from day to day. There are some days when I can and will eat and eat and eat and then eat some more. I also find that I eat more in the evenings when I am at home. Then there are some days when I don't hardly feel hungry at all during the day. But I try to make myself eat a little at each meal, and I try to have a couple snacks of fruit like pineapple and the little cutie oranges.


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Here is the audio of an interview I did with Williams' new driver Bruno Senna for BBC Radio 5 Live this afternoon.
The interview runs just under 7 minutes. We spoke about painful memories of his uncle Ayrton's time at Williams, the Williams team in transition with new technical staff, his thoughts on where his move leaves Rubens Barrichello and his plans for pre-season testing.
Bruno also takes a look forward to the 2012 F1 season and the state of the competition with changes on rules on exhausts.
Throughout the season you can follow our F1 adventures on BBC Radio 5 Live on Twitter on @5liveF1. And good news for readers in the USA, you'll be able to listen to our coverage on Sirius this season.
If you have problems with the Soundcloud player below, you can access the audio content via this LINK
Already reaping the benefits of 5Live! Good interview, cheers James.
Quick off the mark with this one! Thanks for all your hard work James. Now you are hooked up with BBC it would be great if this sort of audio content could make it on to the CFF1 podcast to download.
The CFF1 podcast content would also stand being expanded a bit to cover more detail, and a weekly podcas rather than just each race day could also work- allowing for a wider discussion than just the immediate post-race analysis.
Looking forward to 2012- I think you could be busier than the drivers!
I second the request for more expanded Chequered Flag Podcasts. Either way, I'm looking forward to some new output.
I really like Bruno Senna. So glad he's got a permanent seat. Hope Williams can make it a good one for him.
Agreed – from the interviews I've seen/read he seems like such a nice down to earth guy.
I hope he leads the team in 2012.
….and gets good results!!
Excellent interview. I've often fantasised about having enough money to fund a 'Parkinson' for F1 but always thought I'd have Steve Rider in the chair, now I'm not so sure … except I still don't have the money!
Bruno sounded a little tired to me (busy day, I guess) but positive nonetheless. I posted in the earlier thread so I won't repeat myself here, other than to say again that I am sure Bruno takes positives and inspiration from Ayrton and has sufficient depth, support and possibly religion to deal with the more sensationlist aspects of the media.
I sincerely hope (and expect) this works for him but, if it doesn't, at least from this lifelong fan's perspective, the burning questions over his true ability will be cleared.
Off topic, but James, did you ever get to meet Jim Clark as a young man?
That this guy is a good racing driver cannot be in question looking at his career. However, a F1 driver has to be more than 'good;. It has to be the surname that is keeping him around in F1 (and accompanying financial backing which will also be taking advantage of the surname). Drivers who are simply better, in my opinion, have come and gone while B Senna holds on in there: Hulkenburg, Alguersuari, Buemi. Then there is Kovaleinen, the unsung hero of last season for me, down the field.
Such a shame to see Williams chasing the money drivers so hard while pretending that they are not. Always my 'second team', I lose most of the last measure of respect I have for Williams as soon as Parr starts to talk on any subject at all – the man clearly has no passion for F1, it's fans or history – he'd do better working directly for BE in an accounting role. Sam's resignation should never have been accepted – it smacked of desperation. Now one of the great pillars of the sport, P Head has severed ties, Sir Frank may well follow shortly and then Williams will become just another team ripe for the picking by big business looking for a mid-level entry into the sport. Great names like Williams should be protected and preserved by F1. Williams stands for more than just passionate racing, it leads the charge for the small guys, the independents and is a banner for what can be achieved by one guy with a dream.
Well we really don't know what the real ability of Bruno Senna is in F1 at the moment. A lot of people are putting him down already too early I believe. He has had race time in a HRT and under half a season in the Renault. This will be his first full season with testing in a 'mid' (let's call them that) tier team and I for one will be hoping he delivers, time will tell.
The others you mentioned have had this chance. Hulkenberg, yes, I agree, shouldn't have gone but at least he is back. But Jaime, Seb B and Heikki have had some really good chances over a number of seasons and in my opinion never shone out with that something special.
And Bruno is not the only driver to 'possibly' take advantage of his name as history as shown, however I don't subscribe to this theory. Let's face it, he is Arytons nephew no matter what name he has whom Ayrton spoke highly about when he was young.
In regards to Williams, Patrick Head was always 'moving away' from F1 and started to some years back until things started to go adrift with Michaels and the team performance. I believe he became more involved again through loyalty to Frank. However I do agree with somehow keeping Williams going, although at times, loyalty and preservation of the history and the passion in F1 is lost with the mighty dollar…and Parr isn't the answer it seems
Sam's resignation shouldn't have been accepted! Come on, what did Sam achieve after several years at Williams? Not a lot. How can you defend him when even he accepts he's not done well enough by handing in his resignation?
If you read the reports you'd know Senna wasn't chosen for money, a thorough test showed he's the best man for the job and I can't think of a better driver. Rubens past his best sadly and Sutil's good but nothing special.
They said exactly the same thing last year despite the millions in South American oil revenue brought ot the team. Seriosuly, what do you expect them to say?
"Brazil's richest businessman' Eike Batista recently said that he would do what he had to – financially – to keep Ayrton's nephew in the sport and Williams aren't exactly cash averse."
That's quite unfair, he has never had a good crack of the whip in a stable team where he could develop the car. All of the guys you have talked about have. This year he will when he able to show his muster. Don't forget he has a lot less experience than other drivers as well so therefore he logically has more to develop. Where this ends up who knows, but time will tell. I guess thats what williams saw over the other drivers they looked at.
I think all drivers are pay drivers to varying extents. Look at Alonso (Mutua Madrilena), Hamilton (Reebok). I think the less of a known quantity a driver is the harder they have to work to get sponsorship. I've met drivers that raced against Damon Hill, Mark Webber, Jenson Button and beat them in the lower formulae. The fact is to have an F1 motorsport career – you need financial backing. So I think that yes whilst Bruno is fortunate to have more financial backing than other rookies, he still beat Vitaly Petrov (who's not short of a few bob). Bruno still came through the reputedly thorough evaluations Williams put candidate drivers through. I think financial backing for drivers is a grey area – so we could avoid seeing this topic as black and white. I for one certainly don't think it is. I also think Bruno not only deserves a chance but has earned it. Let's see, maybe he's not good enough afterall – I'm keen to find out though!
Nice comment, I mostly agree. However, he didn't REALLY beat Petrov. They were even on Qualy performance I think and I know that half of Senna's wins in this srea were down to circumstance such as grid penalties and the like and not pace. Could you see a Hamilton or Alonso comming into that team and not utterly destryoing an incredibly average (for F1 standards) pay driver like Petrov?
Kovaleinen was already signed up for 2012, Alguersuari and Buemi were dumped because they're not quick enough so why would anyone choose them. Senna is their best choice right now.
Bruno talks about the first race in Austraila…. so it offical then – Bharain off the calendar again?
Melbourne has been the first race for 2012 ever since the issues last year with Bahrain. Bahrain is 'still' ?? on in April this year at this stage
Bahrain isn't the first race on the calendar this year if it is on the calendar. It's the 4th.
He's quite eloquent. I didn't expect that.
Is good to see Bruno progressing well, from HRT to Renault and now Williams. Now I have high expectations from 2012 season with him and 6 world champs on the same track. It is like a dream F1 season coming to reality.
Progressing Renault to Williams???? Were Talking now not then lol
Given Renault were a better team last year, and can't see why they wouldn't be better again this year, it doesn't seem like much of a promotion to move to Williams.
Pastor will be a kind of reference point for the team to show progress [or not] over last year.
Much less pressure on Bruno to start with, but he can't lag behind after the first couple of races. I don't expect he will…
I'm glad Senna finally has a full shot and I hope he proves against the current trend. Everyone seems to be clamouring for young upstarts as though age is some sort of badge of honor, and I don't buy it. Bruno in terms of racing years experience is extremely young, hope he shines.
excellent interview James
Hi james, great interview, really looking foward to read/see/hear your work throught the year!!! I hope Bruno has success at Williams…it would be great to have these two names back at the front…
As side note, a couple of weeks ago I ordered your book throught the website to get the limited edition signed by you but, the book I recieved had no signature…maybe some mistake? In any case, it's a great read…just pitty about the error in my book…
I am so happy for this guy. I always thought he deserved a permanent seat. Bruno never had the stability in F1 to really measure up his skills. His time at HRT felt like he was still driving a GP2. Now he has a steady platform to show what he really has. Best of luck #Bruno
Excellent interview. Well done James.
I was wondering, do you think that driving talent is hereditary? Surely there have been occasions where offsprings managed to shine and make history on their own merit, but there are also plenty cases where the results simply did not justify the chances they were given.
And I am asking, did they happen to get the chance to be in an elite spot of 24 (or 20 etc depending on the season) in so many millions on the planet, due to their skills or due to their name and exposure they had to the sport? Because let's face it, surely having to live up to the expectations of a famous name cannot be easy and comes with a lot of pressure, but in my eyes it is definitely preferable than having the sheer talent and not being able to exploit it because nobody is interested in infamous drivers with no major sponsorships behind them.
It's a good question. I was always interested to watch how Ralf Schumacher would do 'alongside' Michael. He did OK but of course never as good as Michael.
I think it's simply kinda Hit-And-Miss:
(a) The offsprings have the 'job' ingrained in them simply from growing up in the shadow of the seemingly obsessed father so they are likely to subconsciously try to learn the craft, and from a younger age;
(b) No doubt the offsprings get more likelihood of test drives simply because they ARE the offsprings!
(c) But whether the son or relative has the same talent as the father is hit-and-miss: as many parents know, you can have 2 kids completely different – so it's never certain any offspring will have the same talents. I have a hunch that statistically there would be more 'failures' than successes!
There are billions of people on the planet, but many less that get time in a go kart at a young age, of those with talent, a fraction will have family that will follow it through, so the pool is not as big as you might think, then if the father is a racer he can train the child well regarless of genetics, I think a top racer needs good genetics and plenty of nurture, most racedrivers Sons/Nephews would get lots of both compared to the general populus, so that's why they are overrepresented
Bruno's Uncle will always draw a lot of comments and memories. Ayrton winning in Spa (1989 in the rain)was one of mine. Let us hope Bruno makes a mark of his own.
There is a whole topic waiting to be explored in relation to racing in the blood. DSJ once wrote an article in Motor Sport concerning racing Brothers and how it was always the younger brother who had the most success , this was before the Family Schumi started racing. It would be quite interesting to find out if Damon Hill and Jaques Villeneuve ever compared notes on how their names helped/hindered progress in F1.
Good luck Bruno , action speaks louder than all words ever will so lets see the points at end 2012!!
I wish him well and i hope the car is good enough for Bruno to have a good season. Its great to have the Senna name back in F1.
I Believe he is certainly good enough to be in F1 good enough for the top i think not but certainly justifies being in the midfield pack for sure which funnily enough is where Williams look to be rattling about for the next few years at very least anyway it just all seems very wrong as i have previously said him being in that seat seems all very disrespectful if anything. great interview anyway James and i certainly hope he does have success at his time with Williams would certainly help to remove a lot of the historic stains. in my mind at least anyway.
Amazed at his level of maturity, from the sound of it at least… I see him having a Kubica type like career progression but we'll see… Anyone knows how long his contract is with Williams?
Wishing someone a Kubica type career progression is a bit of a backhanded compliment given where he (Kubica) is now!
I'm talking about Kubica's experience and how he has evolved as a driver over the years. Not his accident and what he's going through at the moment…
and it's an observation, not a wish per se.
I've been hoping (but not expecting) for Bruno to get a full time drive.
I have always thought hes got potential, and coming in in the middle of the season with no testing was a difficult ask for him.
I genuinely think there is some substance there and he now gets the full season, and pre season testing to get it going.
Gillan and Coughlan are excellent additions to the team, as is the driveability of the renault engine.
Lets hope they change that silver stripe for gold and we'll have a full retro looking Williams next year, with pace to boot.
In reality I think it will take Mike at least 1 full season to turn around the car. I hope I'm wrong.
…you know this means I now have to get a subscription to Sirius. How much will go through Sirius – races only or more than that? I assume that 5 Live internet streaming will still be blocked because of Bernie's rights restrictions?
And I assume you will be doing the 5Live podcasts?
thanks, good stuff
——Off topic! ——-
James, regarding your new position at the BBC. Will you be joining the boys on the red button forum after the races? Your insight would be amazing!
Smiling, it is an advantage for Bruno.
He smiles better than anyone in F1, better than Sutil or Petrov.
And fortunately, he is brazilian like Barrichello, so he can get the same sponsor.
So he got it.
James another off-topic question: Regarding your sometimes post-race interviews with the podium drivers that are shown 'world-wide' (except when the TV channels edit them out through lack of time!!), I've always wondered: are those dates when YOU do them pre-set (marked in your diary) before the start of the season? (ie so you know already which ones you'll be doing this year?) Who decides when you do them, and why are some done by you and others by other people? And perhaps now you'll be doing fewer of them as you already have your hands full with 5 Live?! 😉
Really like how Bruno carries himself. I hope Williams has a good car this year. Great piece James. Thanks.
I really hope more 5Live content can appear on this site, great interview James.
Best of luck to the lad, I think this is going to be a superb story to follow in 2012.
I've been watching F1 for over 30 years and always support the Brit drivers, and although it wont happen, I would love nothing more than to see Senna "doing a Brawn" this year.
It would be a very emotional day to see Bruno winning in a Williams.
Great news about Serius. I can finally listen in the US
I don't want to hear.
Hi James, I posted a polite in every respect comment on Senna v Maldonado here but it seems to have been moderated out…….
Can't imagine why….
This must be one of the best videos with Bruno and Ayrton Senna:
Good Luck to Bruno!! Hope he proves all the naysayers wrong.
A leap to McLaren after Williams would complete the hat trick of his uncle's teams haha…


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