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"You know I could escape at any moment I wanted to." Shock said as he was put, rather forcefully, into the back of a truck. He had been blindfolded, but he could tell a great deal without his eyesight.
The way he was being handled, he could tell this person had done this kind of thing many times before. From the deep voice, he could tell his "escort" was a male who exercised allot, causing large amounts of testosterone to alter his voice minutely. Just a few things he had picked up from a life where first impressions were the difference between life and death.
The man knew allot about him, so he must have been studying his record. After all, he knew where Shock lived, and knew exactly the offer to give to him: upgrades. Shock was obsessed with them. He had recently had his hearing upgraded. He also had an electoral sensory abilities overlaid on his vision. In other words, he could see electricity running through a wire in the wall, or snaking under the ground. It was a useful way to get rid of the power to a building he was breaking into.
Before that it had been microsensors in his fingertips. But even before that, he had his memory upgraded. Not only did he forget less, he remembered with much more clarity. Like going from black and white tv to an HD Widescreen.
But, his most effective of all his upgrades was his Static Touch. At least, that's what he called it. It's proper name was something like the "Air Static Redirection Node". Basically, it gathered static from the air, and shot a burst of electricity wherever he pointed.
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The man sighed as the engine on the car came to life. "I think this is the start of a beautiful partnership."
They remained silent the whole car ride, which took an hour, 34 minutes and seventeen seconds if you were counting from the time he turned the engine on to the time he turned it off.
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They walked toward an elevator at the back of the garage. Once inside, he hit a button and they started to rise. "I have been asked to take you directly to your boss, Tallos."
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Bradford Lewis (b. 1958) produced Ratatouille and co-directed Cars 2. He won a Producers Guild award for his work on Ratatouille. Previously he produced Antz for DreamWorks. In June 2011, Lewis left Pixar to join Digital Domain's new animation group in Florida, Tradition Studios.[1] He also performed the voice of Tubbs Pacer in Cars 2 and had a role in The Incredibles.
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Phoebe walked onto the bus, she handed over her money and sat in the row beside the chick with the feathery pink costume. When she looked at her and the guy with the shades she shuddered. It was... wierd.
Phoebe had flaming red hair, it was wispy and fell down over her shoulders. She had her headphones in, so her hair was tucked neatly behind her ears. She had her eyes closed, but when open they were the lightest shade of mahogany red you could imagine, like a flame was lit inside them.
She wore a loose red top that had a stretchy black belt around the middle. Her black trousers were tucked into shiny black high-heeled ankle boots. She was already beginning to fit into the bus, she was a shape-shifter, except her animal was more mythical. She was the great phoenix, the same type of creature that was featured in Harry Potter and many other films and Books, but luckily no one else knew that. Her tears could heal (Not that she cried much, she had no loved ones left.) She could not die and she always had a fire burning in her heart.


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Peggy Noonan made a serious point about MSNBC's slanted coverage, and I suppose seriousness compels me to mention it first. But please do yourself a favor and stay tuned for the description of Peggy's un-PC laugh line that could be the best guilty pleasure of the campaign season. Joe Scarborough opened today's Morning Joe with an ode to the wonderfulness that was Obama last night. He was entirely in tune with Olbermann's claim that the speech was beyond criticism. All the adoration apparently annoyed Peggy, and she made a point of providing a counterweight when she appeared later in the show.
PEGGY NOONAN: Well, it was a bit of a "flop-a-lini" to tell you the truth.
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NOONAN: There were things about it that didn't work. Six months from now we're all going to remember the event. We're going to remember the Parthenon, the 60,000 people, the confetti shot out of the cannon. We're going to remember all that. We will not, I think, remember what he said. I think there was simply a number of problems with it . . . I'm actually putting a little edge on my criticism just to make up for the fact that on MSNBC last night somebody said, quote, "it wasn't a speech: it was a symphony." I'm sorry; I won't even name who did it. I am here to balance that bit of fatuous -- fatuous suck-upping!


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The Economics of Information Technology: An Introduction
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BeschreibungThe Economics of Information Technology is a concise and accessible review of important economic factors affecting information technology industries. These industries are characterized by high fixed costs and low marginal costs of production, large switching costs for users, and strong network effects. Hal Varian outlines the basic economics of these industries while Joseph Farrell and Carl Shapiro describe the impact of these factors on competition policy. The volume is an ideal introduction for undergraduate and graduate students in economics, business strategy, law and related areas.
InhaltsverzeichnisList of figures; The Raffaele Mattioli lectures; Part I. Competition and Market Power: 1. Introduction; 2. Technology and market structure; 3. Intellectual property; 4. The Internet boom; 5. Differentiation of products and prices; 6. Switching costs and lock-in; 7. Supply-side economies of scale; 8. Demand-side economies of scale; 9. Standards; 10. Systems effects; 11. Computer mediated transactions; 12. Summary; Part II. Intellectual Property, Competition and Information Technology: 13. Introduction; 14. Patents, trade secrets and copyrights; 15. Differentiation of products and prices; 16. Switching costs and lock-in; 17. Standards and patents; 18. Do we need to reform the patent system?; 19. Summary and conclusions; Bibliography; Index of names; Index of subjects.
PortraitHal R. Varian is the Class of 1944 Professor at the School of Information Management and Systems, the Haas School of Business, and the Department of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. Joseph Farrell is Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. He has served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General and Chief Economist at the Anti-Trust Division, US Department of Justice, 2000-2001. Carl Shapiro is the Transamerica Professor of Business Strategy at the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley. He also is Director of the Institute of Business and Economic Research, and Professor of Economics in the Economics Department at the University of California, Berkeley.
Untertitel: 'Raffaele Mattioli Lectures'. Sprache: Englisch.
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I'm sure most of you by now have checked out the new content in 3.3, and I hope that a lot of you got to get to the Gunship Battle, which is the third boss in ICC. I was able to go on both the 25 and 10 man versions, but the 10 man was way more fun. Mostly because I got to fly over to the other ship to do some damage >:) In fact, so did Weohstan. So he saunters over to the goblin to ask for his rocket pack, and lo and behold, they put it on his butt. Laughs were had by all.
Not only that, but Weoh's first attempt at using a rocket pack wasn't even as successful (if you can call it that) as it is in this comic. In fact, he line of sighted the ship, and couldn't get over to tank Bronzebeard, who promptly said hello to Vas, with a mace to the face. Then I tanked him with dispersion…for 6 seconds. Needless to say, that attempt didn't go very well!
So forgive the lateness in my posting of the comic today…I was a little distracted last night and stayed up way too late. Both because I had to call 911 because somebody was breaking into our underground parking, but mostly because WEOHSTAN GOT ME A CINTIQ 21UX FOR CHRISTMAS!!!!! Oh my god, I can't believe I didn't try harder to get one of these things sooner…its…INCREDIBLE! Everything I always dreamed it would be!!! Athough I really didn't think it would be this big. Its huge! Anyway, I was up late last night playing with it. I thought it a good opportunity to test out using it, as well as sketch out another Druid-Rocket-Pack issue we learned of in 25 man ICC:
My first fully drawn on the computer picture! Also experimented with Textures a little, which I'd like to play with in the future. This took me about…I dunno, three hoursish, maybe a little less 'cause I was talking to the police a lot last night too. Not bad for my first attempt I think! I can't wait to use it more!
That said, I won't be able to use it at all this next week or so, as I am going to visit my Dad in Edmonton again, and this thing is SO not portable :P I really really really want to bring it though :P Anyway, if I don't get the chance before now, or if you are going on vacation shortly like I am, I do want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, and a safe and happy New Year!


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It seems like about a hundred years since I took a drawing class in college and so I don't feel especially confident in my drawing abilities. But when we filmed a video with ceramic artist Mel Griffin in Montana last summer, I really wanted to give drawing on pots another try. Mel reminded me that it's all about learning how to break down images into shapes, and of course: practice, practice, practice.
So in today's post, an excerpt from Mel's video Gestural Imagery and Form, I am sharing an excellent clip in which Mel walks through her sketching process when preparing to draw on pots. While there is no clay in this clip, it was a great little refresher course for me and I hope you enjoy it too! - Jennifer Harnetty, editor.
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Have you noticed the increasing tendency to squeeze people's names into programme titles? Last week, we had Delia's Classic Christmas and Simon Mann's African Coup transmitted simultaneously, which left us only a Radio Times misprint away from true originality: "Delia's African Coup" or even "Simon Mann's Classic Christmas" could really have given us something to think about – a festive menu of Equatorial Guinea Fowl and Eton Mess, perhaps.
Where Delia scores over Simon Mann, of course, is that she enjoys single-name recognition, the sign of a genuine national treasure. But not even Delia gets her name in a programme title twice, which brings me to Bennett on Bennett, a celebration of the national treasure's national treasure.
Twenty or so years ago, as a fledgling local newspaper reporter in north London, I had cause to phone Alan Bennett. If I'd said I was calling on behalf of the Kray twins he could not have sounded more horrified. "Oh no, no thank you," he said, hanging up before I could even stammer out whatever innocuous question I had for him. Mind you, that counted as an in-depth conversation compared with the response of his similarly renowned neighbour, Kingsley Amis, which contained only two words, the second of which was "off!" I later discovered that the grizzled old news editor initiated all hapless young reporters by finding some excuse for them to phone Amis, the journalistic equivalent of sending the new lad in the workshop for a long weight, or a tin of tartan paint.
Where Amis was famously, apoplectically rude, Bennett's telephone manner we preferred to ascribe to shyness. And in this splendid monologue, he offered us a little more insight into his condition. Had there been any newspaper revelations concerning his sexuality, as befell his friend Russell Harty, he suggested that the response of his "mam" would have been: "We don't understand it. You've always been so shy." For Mrs Bennett, shyness was unequivocally a virtue. After all, it was the reason why he still went on holiday with them in his late teens, when his contemporaries were heading off with each other.
Bennett plainly owes his personality to his parents, which he possibly doesn't consider cause for gratitude, since he always seems faintly, apologetically, tormented. But they also gave him many of his most acute social observations and funniest lines, for which we should all be eternally grateful. "A sausage had only to be hoisted onto a stick to become for my mother an emblem of impossible sophistication," he said, looking timorously into the camera.
Beneath the timorousness, though, there is waspishness. Bennett is at his wonderful best when into his aperçus he politely injects a deadly dose of poison. The actor and archaeologist-to-the-nation Tony Robinson was among last night's victims, "capering about professing huge excitement because of the uncovering of the entirely predictable foundations of a Benedictine priory at Coventry. His enthusiasm is anything but infectious ..."
It is probably safe to assume, therefore, that Bennett didn't sit through Man on Earth, in which Robinson capered about professing huge excitement, this time at evidence that throughout the history of our planet there have been periods of climate change, some far more dramatic than the one we seem to be in now, with which our ancestors have either coped resourcefully, or haven't.
Apparently, the Neanderthals ate each other into extinction once the temperature started to plummet, the last stragglers winding up in a cave in Gibraltar, which is no way for any species to breathe its last. Meanwhile, their smarter cousins, homo sapiens, were able to survive climate change because they were more socialised, moving from place to place through trade, and eventually colonising Europe, the continent left vacant by the poor old Neanderthals. How useful this information might be for us, or our descendants, I'm not sure. But it gave Robinson and his film crew a good reason to jet off to lots of different locations, which is the main thing. Three centuries from now some bright spark might even uncover his carbon footprint, initially mistaking it for that of a stegosaurus.
The main source of the comedy in Miranda is that she is a human stegosaurus, huge and hugely unfanciable, which as others have noted is politically not very correct. And if political incorrectness isn't reason enough on its own to love Miranda, there are plenty of other reasons, not least, in our house anyway, that it is the first new primetime sitcom I can recall that unites the whole family, all laughing our socks off. The hugely engaging Miranda Hart also deserves a medal, or better still a Bafta, for reminding us that slapstick can be funny. Not an episode goes by without her tripping over something, or getting stuck in something, which in less assured hands would be justification for throwing a heavy object at the telly, but it takes real deftness to appear as galumphing as that. She might even be the reincarnation of Tommy Cooper. At any rate, she deserves to have her name in the title.
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NEW YORK — Fitch Ratings has affirmed the issuer default rating, revolving credit facility and term loan A of Flowers Foods Inc. at BBB, while issuing a "stable" outlook for the Thomasville, Ga.-based company.
Fitch noted that Flowers' credit protection measures "are very strong," with leverage (debt/EBITDAR) less than 2.5 times (x) in each of the past five years.
"Flowers' has a fair amount of rental expense given that it leases a substantial portion of its distribution facilities, thrift store locations and equipment to grow its business," Fitch said. "As a result, rents add more than one turn to leverage and thus the focus on EBITDAR as a primary measure of leverage."
The ratings agency said Flowers has ample liquidity with $260 million in revolver availability as of Dec. 31, 2011, and modest debt maturities throughout the medium term.
Regarding the company's stable outlook, Fitch said Flowers' outlook is supported by the expectation that management "will be prudent in managing its credit protection measures while executing its growth strategy. Further, there is room within the rating and enough liquidity to manage moderate acquisitions and short-term pressure on free cash flow due to volatile commodity costs as discussed below."
Fitch said Flowers' intends to participate in consolidation in a meaningful way, and the company is accelerating its growth strategy to serve 75% of the U.S. population by 2016 from 61% at the end of 2011, with annual revenue growth targets in the 5% to 10% range. Organic growth is expected to be 3% to 5% annually and merger and acquisition activity will provide the remaining 2% to 5%, Fitch said.
Looking at potential catalysts for rating movements, Fitch said downward pressure may arise if leverage increased materially and did not revert to below the 3 times within 12 to 18 months.
"At this level the company is able to execute moderate debt financed acquisitions and endure some periods of negative FCF without impacting its ratings," Fitch said. "Accretive acquisitions would provide the flexibility to increase debt beyond this level. Upgrades are not anticipated in the near-term due to the company's growth plans for the next 5 years, which will include acquisitions and additional leverage."
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What are the Fall Jitters you ask?
It's the shakes tv-aholics like myself get in late August/early September. The need for our favorite shows to come back and to finally see all the new fall shows we've been teased about for the past month.
I am in desperate need for new TV seasons. A girl can only watch Happy Endings and Pretty Little Liars so many times before feeling an overwhelming need for new material.
Thankfully, Amazon's latest experiment gave me something new to watch with the power to vote on it, to boot.
At amazonoriginals.com I saw some decent new shows with some of my favorite actors. They brought back Sarah Chalke, Paul Reiser, and Chloe Sevigny to some interesting and different shows. While I'm not a fan of all that I saw, everything I watched was a decent pilot.
I really enjoyed Really because of the cast, the writing and the ending that definitely has me wondering what is going to happen next?
Red Oaks brought back Paul Reiser, and made him out to be a cocky-villain that I just really want to see more of.
The disappointment was The Cosmopolitans. I wanted to love this show so much because of the cast, and it's set in Paris. Unfortunately, it's more short film than compelling series material. With that said though, I'd give another episode a shot.
The best thing about all of these shows though, it helped soothe my need for new TV.. for an hour or so.
I want my fall TV....
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Friday, February 24, 2012
Friday Funke: Weekly TV Recap 2/24/12
Hey pals! It's a little late because I had a ton of TV to catch up to today, but here's this week's TV recaps and stories.
1. The Good Wife - My only complaint about this show is completely CBS's fault. Why the heck did you put your best drama on Sunday nights during sports seasons? I hate having to DVR both The Good Wife and CSI: Miami, mostly because I'm embarrassed to have CSI: Miami on my DVR. With that said, this show is so strong with story line and characters. I was impressed by the famous Christian hand-job giver from True Blood, Anna Camp, this week. Her characters two-timing teases have me excited to see where they'll bring it too. I love the Alan Cummings story as well, mostly because if you were going to have two women vie for the attentions of Eli Gold, Parker Posey and Amy Sedaris are the only plausible actresses to pull that off.
2.Raising Hope - It's dangerous territory to put together two characters that have had chemistry. They did a good job with the first week of Jimmy and Sabrina's relationship and I hope they keep it up. The one thing that threw me off, why was Maw Maw so present this week as compared to her typical far-from-lucid demeanor?
3. Cougar Town - I caught up on the return and this week's at once. The start of the season was really strong. I want a wine necklace. I think the humor is definitely there, but I'm surprised how much more I like Happy Endings. They're very similar except Happy Endings doesn't have as much wine, which isn't necessarily a good thing.
4. Happy Endings - I love that there were Clueless references, butterfly effect jokes, and the fact that Max was literally a bear the entire episode. The best part though, "kewl!" I love the lexicon that this show brings back, or makes up. It's totes ahmazing.
5. Suburgatory - It was a really funny take on suburban trends this week, and a great Dahlia face-off to boot. I think this show is doing great for a first season, but this episode really nailed suburbia to me.
Changing channels...
1. Glee - This week was every school assembly + after school special combined with some less-than-exciting musical numbers. There were way too many themes jammed in, and by the time they got to the last one, not only did everyone see it coming, we were wincing because no one wanted it. I think that Ryan Murphy loves it when we talk about his shows. I think he's doing a great job at that, I just wish he was focused more on having us talk about the fantastic writing and flawless musical numbers instead of how ridiculous it is. I guess that's why we have Smash now.
2. How I Met Your Mother - So, this week we followed up the billionth "I love you, Robin" the same way pretty much all of them have. Nope, Ted and Robin shouldn't be together... but maybe Robin and Barney? I'm giving them one more episode and then I'm pulling the plug and watching repeats of RuPaul's Drag Race instead.
TV Trivia:
Real life couples on prime time that gross me out:
Penny & Leonard dated on and off on The Big Bang Theory, and Johnny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco dated off-screen during the first season.
That has to be awkward to make out with your ex...
Almost as awkward as making out with your on screen brother, which is exactly what Lauren Graham and Peter Krause are doing. That's right brother and sister Braverman are together off-screen. First season several critics complained that the sexual tension between the two off-screen made for awkward on-screen scenes. Check out when Sarah and Adam worked together at the sneaker factory to see if you can see the sibling sparks. (grossssss)
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Friday Funke - Your Weekly TV Recap 2/17/12
Oh man, this week had redemption and some serious sitcom turmoil. Let's take a look at the playback, shall we?
Best of the Week
1. Joan Rivers on WWHL - Watch What Happens Live is Andy Cohen's talk show where usually the guests are forced to talk about all things Bravo. (BTW, Andy, call me. I'd TOTALLY be there.) This week he had Joan Rivers on and she was fantastic. Her honesty, and quick wit showed through. It was really awesome to see a female comic crack everyone up and reveal so much about the industry.
2. 30 Rock - Fantastic. I know I bashed last week's episode, but in comparison this week was possibly one of their best in a while. It was everything that made 30 Rock great. It had New York City references, a Batman reference, even the Jenna story was great. Also, I don't know why Mr. Met showed up, but as a Mets fan it totally made my night.
3. Smash -Oh wow, how original, another critic loves Smash. Honestly, I wanted to hate this show. I wanted to find the American Idol reject who sang 'Beautiful' in the constantly aired commercial and punch her in the face. That's how much I didn't want to like this show. The thing is, it's a pretty great show. Debra Messing is just as great as she was on Will & Grace, she even has a gay side-kick. I hope it's able to keep up the spot-on theatrical work, because if so, NBC finally might have some must-see TV again.
4. Revenge - I won't spoil it for you, but I just have to say this evening soap is doing a magnificent job with the twists and turns. It is keeping me hanging on, and counting the days till the next episode (Not for another 2 weeks!)
5. Parks & Recreation - They brought back Louis CK and he perfectly off of Adam Scott. As always though, Ron Swanson steals the show. The jazz subplot, just fantastic. Let's celebrate with some Ron Swanson meme:
Now, onto the best thing that ever happened to Reality TV
Big Ang.
Good lord, this woman is flippin' fantastic and crazy. Much like the rest of the Mob Wives, really. As Drita put it "Ya gotta love Big Ang, I mean, that voice!"
Biggest Upset of the Week - How I Met Your Mother.
WHAT HAPPENED IN THAT WRITERS ROOM??? Did everyone just get really tired and say, ya know what? Let's just pull a story line that we've done like 10 times now, because everyone will really dig that.
Come on! I feel like even the actors had to question that script. There better be a fantastic twist to follow, because that ending made me reconsider watching new episodes moving forward. Such a bummer.
Ted told Robin that
- wait for it-
he loves her.
In the most recent episode. Just like he has almost every season. Kids, you are never finding out who your real mom is.
Downton Abbey Progress Report - I am on catch-up with this fantastic show. Unfortunately, I made it my gym show, so I've only seen 3 hours of it. I really need to step up my game and get on an elliptical because I really feel like I'm missing out. What I will say is, what I've seen so far, I LOVE.
Fun Family Shows:
Shows that are actually still appropriate to watch with your kids:
Once Upon a Time
The Middle
Favorite TV Trivia of the Week:
The license plate on Cam and Mitchell's car on 'Modern Family' is the same as Larry David's on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' : 2GAT123
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Friday Funke - Your Weekly TV Recap
This week had a lot of great shows. Let's take a look at the playback...
Best of the Week
My top 5 shows:
1. Pretty Little Liars - If you are not watching this show, what! what! what are you doing? Is it because it's on ABC Family? Get over it. I know the commercials for Joey & Melissa are painful, but this show, like Spanx, it is worth the discomfort.
Is it because they're teens? What, you'll watch them when they are singing but not when they are keeping life threatening secrets?
I'm just saying if you enjoy bitchy people, suspense, and some good ol' fashioned murder/teen drama get into it.
This week the girls had a slumber party in school, which made me wonder, does that really happen? I can't imagine there are enough chaperones in the world to handle a co-ed high school slumber party, but alas, it happened in the world of PLL. The best part of this week was the unexpected alliance of Mona and everyone's favorite lesbian swim team member, Emily. Their interactions made it seem like Mona was A more than ever, but at this point I could be A. Have you heard people think it might even be Ezra?
2. Top Chef Texas - This season promised it would be bigger and it is delivering. There's been really different competitions, and drama this season with the girls being edited as super catty (Which just begs for a reunion show, please Andy Cohen? Pretty please with Maker's Mark on top?). The best part this season though - Last Chance Kitchen. It was seemingly a throw-away at the end of each episode to drive traffic to bravotv.com. The chef that got kicked off was challenged by another former cheftestant in a short cook-off challenge, judge solely by Colicchio. Every week it was an awesome bonus to each episode. This week they let the winner return to the main competition and it was, of course, the most controversial chef - Beverly. While I wish she wouldn't cry so darn much, I really don't have anything against her. The rest of the chefs seem to have a beef with her - and it is not a delicious one. While I can't remember what they cooked, I do remember that this was the episode that everyone cried - it felt like a Michael Landon convention in the kitchen. I am bummed about who lost but still think the final challenges will be interesting and mouth-watering to watch.
3. Modern Family - Two of my favorite TV critics GMMR & Ducky of the TV TalkPodcast recently brought up a great point about this 3rd season sitcom - it's missing the allure of the first season since we were meeting all these crazy characters and didn't know all of their quirks. This week, in almost a way to combat that they brought together the characters in a new way foiling Cam and Gloria in the kitchen and bringing a new character onto the scene, Betty Luke. Greg Kinner's cameo was good, but it felt a little trite. Taking on mouth-kissers feels as though it's been done to death and while they tried to put a fun spin on it, it definitely wasn't the best part of the episode.
4. New Girl - Speaking of old conventions, New Girl took this week's episode out of the 90s cinema fad of threesomes, and made it hilarious. It resulted in wonderful uncomfortable humor that had me squealing with delight. I feel like it quelled some of the tension between Jess and Nick, which is good because while I wouldn't hate to see them together, I'd be totally cool with them drawing it out Sam and Diane style.
5. Glee - The sass off between Nene Leaks and Sue Silvester was so good I wanna make a ringtone of it. You honestly could just watch that clip, because other than that it wasn't all that thrilling. Ricky Martin was better at acting than I would've thought, in fact he kinda schooled Mr. Shuester in more ways than one. But was the world really missing Ricky Martin? I feel like he can go back to jet skiing with dolphins in Miami, we're good.
Something I Noticed
Wednesday night on ABC is what Thursday night on NBC used to be when it was 'Must See TV'. I have proof!
So, what made 'Must See TV' great was the stellar sitcoms. Just some to grace the mega ratings time slots were: Seinfeld, Mad About You, Friends, Fraiser, News Radio, and Will & Grace. The formula was - 1-2 strong sitcoms, 1-2 not as strong, but still funny sitcoms, and then ER would bring the drama to top off the night.
ABC has this formula playing out perfectly on Wednesdays, and if you're not on board yet set your DVR or put these in your streaming queue:
The Middle
Modern Family
Happy Endings
and then the drama that tops it off, Revenge.
It's a mirror image to the formula of NBC's Must See Thursday, but now it's ABC Wednesday...and NBC is still trying to get that magic back on Thursday.
Disappointments of the Week
30 Rock - I love this show, I didn't need this week's to be an hour long. It felt stretched. I'm also feeling like Liz Lemon's character is becoming less inspiring. She used to be head of a show, stressing over writing and corralling all her crazy co-workers. I feel like it's now more about her just being an awful woman. Maybe it was just all the period references, but this week bummed me out a bit.
Real Housewives of Orange County - Over it! It just seemed like a build-up for more screaming. Can't you gals be classy like RHOBH and just say bitchy things and then point at each other with stern voices?
Guaranteed LOL Shows
Happy Endings
Modern Family
Shows that Need to Come Back Sooner than Later
Cougar Town
Favorite Trivia of the Week
Madeleine Stowe of the fantabulous evening soap drama Revenge was also in the 1990 shitty movie also titled Revenge. It's not like a Buffy thing though, the TV show and movie do not share plot lines or characters.
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Everyone feels extra patriotic at this time of year, when we have Memorial Day, Flag Day and Independence Day all in a row. Even Budweiser is getting into the spirit of things. Anyway, back to patriotism. This is also the time of the year when elementary-age school children learn about the American presidents, and often they are given the cutesy versions of history, such as the legendary story of a young George Washington and the cherry tree.
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Fulham 1-3 Forest
Nottingham Forest beat Fulham 3-1 at Craven Cottage this afternoon.
The Reds took a 2-0 lead into the break courtesy of a sweetly-struck Robert Tesche effort and a Henri Lansbury penalty.
Fulham pulled one back through substitute Matt Smith but Lansbury scored a delicate third to earn his side a convincing victory in the capital.
Paul Williams made one change to the side that drew with Blackburn on Tuesday night. Ryan Mendes dropped to the bench, Chris Cohen replacing him.
Britt Assombalonga, who made his return from a 14-month injury lay-off by coming on as a late substitute against Rovers, was named on the bench once again.
The first shot of the match went to Forest, Dexter Blackstock nodding the ball down for Lansbury just outside the area. The skipper stroked the ball goalwards with his left foot but keeper Marcus Bettinelli made a comfortable save.
Lansbury was involved again on 14 minutes, receiving a pull-back from Chris Cohen on the edge of the box but side-footing the ball wide.
Matt Mills was the first man in the book when he brought down Moussa Dembele in dangerous territory. Ross McCormack curled the ball low towards the near corner but Dorus de Vries got down to his right to push the free-kick behind.
Fredericks joined Mills in the book for scything down Lansbury - but the midfielder got his revenge in the best possible way two minutes later. After Blackstock was fouled near the corner flag, Lansbury played the subsequent free-kick to Tesche on the edge of the area and the German struck the ball sweetly first time, sending it beyond Bettinelli and into the net for his first goal of the season.
The Reds were in control and a sustained spell of pressure on 32 minutes resulted in an excellent Cohen cross which forced Bettinelli into some brave goalkeeping - getting to the ball just ahead of Blackstock and drawing a foul from the forward.
Bettinelli was at fault two minutes later however, miscuing his goal kick straight to Ben Osborn. Lansbury helped the ball to Tesche to his right but the midfielder cut across his shot too much, sending it wide from 20 yards.
Former Chelsea man Scott Parker diverted a Lansbury shot wide as half-time approached, but Forest's continued pressure told when Emerson Hyndman felled Tesche just inside the area with 44 minutes on the clock. Lansbury stroked the penalty low to Bettinelli's right and, despite the keeper's best efforts, doubled The Reds' lead.
Desperate to find a route back into the match before the break, Fulham burst into life. Dembele wriggled into the area and Mills blocked his shot. The ball came out to Tom Cairney and de Vries made an excellent save to tip the ball over.
Then, in first-half injury time, McCormack rattled the crossbar with a free-kick and Rohan Ince could only slice the ball straight to de Vries on the follow-up.
Fulham made two changes at half-time while Forest reemerged unchanged - and they nearly made it 3-0 within seven minutes of the restart. Osborn jinked his way into space down the left and hung the ball up at the back post. Blackstock did well to beat his man in the air but he could only head it wide.
It had been a reasonably quiet afternoon for de Vries but he was forced into an excellent save just after the hour, diving to his right to push Dembele's shot behind.
And, after Forest could only half-clear the resultant corner, substitute Smith outleapt Lichaj at the back post to nod the ball into the bottom corner.
Any fears that Fulham would take control of the game were soon quashed, however, as Forest restored their two-goal lead on 70 minutes. A nice exchange between Cohen and Tesche released Lichaj down the right. Lansbury made an excellent run to the near post to meet the American's cut-back and he stroked the ball beautifully into the far corner of the net.
De Vries had to stay alert to make an excellent save from Michael Madl's header, blocking the ball with his feet following McCormack's free-kick, before Mills made a crucial tackle to deny Dembele just as the striker was winding up to shoot from 10 yards.
Forest were still proving themselves to be a threat at the other end, however. Osborn crossed for Blackstock once more but, again, the forward was left with a difficult header that he was unable to convert.
Lansbury was on the hunt for a hat-trick and he had a brief opening after playing a one-two with Cohen, but his shot was diverted wide for a corner.
Five minutes were added on at the end of the match, during which McCormack lashed the ball over and Assombalonga replaced Blackstock.
The substitute found time for a tentative shot which was comfortably dealt with by Bettinelli but there was to be no further action as Forest claimed their first win at Fulham since 1975.
: De Vries, Lichaj, Mills, Fox, Jokic, Osborn, Cohen, Tesche, Gardner, Lansbury (c), Blackstock (Assombalonga 90')
Subs not used: Evtimov, Mendes, Macheda, O'Grady, O.Burke, Worrall
Goals: Tesche 23', Lansbury (pen) 44', 70'
Booking: Mills 18'
: Bettinelli, Fredericks, Madl, Amorebieta, Ream, Cairney (
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Subs not used: Lonergan, Stearman, Baird, Woodrow
Goal: Smith 62'
Bookings: Fredericks 21', Smith 81'
Referee: Rob Lewis
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|This is a discussion on $200 NLHE Full Ring: Live $1/$3 - Multiway pot with drunk spewy villain within the online poker forums, in the Cash Game Hand Analysis section; I played this hand last night at my local casino. Blinds are $1/$3 with a max buy-in of $200. Hero has a somewhat loose-aggressive table
$200 NLHE Full Ring: Live $1/$3 - Multiway pot with drunk spewy villain
I played this hand last night at my local casino. Blinds are $1/$3 with a max buy-in of $200. Hero has a somewhat loose-aggressive table image and has been caught check-raising flush draws on the flop. But that's nothing compared to the SB villain who is completely drunk and acting like a spewy maniac. He's been donking out on flops almost 100% of the time, as well as raising Cbets and bluff shoving non-stop since he sat down. He's folded maybe 2 out of the last 20 hands he played, and only when he was faced with an all-in bet postflop. Then there's another villain in MP1 who is somewhat passive but also fairly suspicious about me and seems to think I'm bluffing more often than I actually am. He's not a complete calling station though: I did bluff him off of top pair an hour ago when I check-shoved the flop with a flush draw (we both showed our hands afterwards). He's been gradually calling me down looser since. The other players on the table are your average $1/$3 fish, but even they notice that the SB villain is a complete maniac who has been bluffing non-stop.
Hero (UTG) has a $350 stack
Drunk villain (SB) has a $200 stack
Suspicious villain (MP1) has a $700 stack
Other fishy villains all have around $200 stacks
Hero is dealt 77
Hero opens to $18
UTG+1 calls $18
Suspicious villain (MP1) calls $18
BTN calls $18
Drunk villain (SB) calls $17
BB calls $15
Everyone else folded
$100 in pot (6 players)
Flop shows 432 rainbow
Drunk villain shoves ALL-IN for $180
BB folds
Hero shoves ALL-IN for $330
What do you think about the way hero played this hand?
Given your reads, what else are you going to do?
We can't fold vs this guy, and we can't flat hoping the third guy enters as well, because we'll be left with less than a half-pot sized bet for the turn. We're committed at this point. Get it in.
Calling is never an option: it's shove or fold. But I just wasn't sure if I should be re-shoving 110bbs with a weak overpair and 3 players still to act behind. There's a decent chance that one of them has a set or a better overpair than me, isn't there? Or should I just ride the waves of variance and hope for the best?
I'm not saying you played it wrong, but I would have played it a little different.
I would have just rocked the open-limp here. We can call raises to set-mine (within reason), and our hand doesn't play that well postflop, especially in MW pots OOP.
Now, as played, I think shove is ok, but we will be FUBAR if someone calls us IP.
We honestly could make a nitty fold here too, if only because there are 4 others in this hand. Just because we have the drunk dude (hopefully), doesn't mean we have everyone else. The last thing we want is someone saying "call". Then, we are in real trouble.
This is a really tough spot.
So I like limp/call pre.
Not sure about shoving here, I probably lean towards a fold. Hopefully, drunk dude has it, gets doubled up, and we can get free money from him later. After all, we only have $18 in pot. But I'm a nit, and maybe I fold too much.
re: Poker & $200 NLHE Full Ring: Live $1/$3 - Multiway pot with drunk spewy villain
I should have explained a bit more about why I limp here.
We want to see MW pots with 7-7. If we flop a set, hopefully one of them connected, and gives us action. We still did go MW, but we probably invested more than we had to (maybe). If we limp, someone may have raised anyway...
As played, even if drunk dude checks, I don't know if we even c-bet this board 6w, probably, but if we get raised, we would be in a shitty spot.
The issue I have with limp-calling is it allows someone to choose a much bigger raise size, like $25 instead of $18. It also gives them the betting initiative and it means I can't bluff Cbet the flops which I miss. And it turns my hand face up: I'd only be limp-calling with suited connectors and small pocket pairs, so any decent villain would recognise this and could play much better against me. If I open-raise to $18, then they have to worry about me having AA/KK and thus they probably won't 3bet me without KK+.
Although if the players are really awful, then I could see limp-calling small pocket pairs from EP a viable strategy.
However, due to position, I still think limping is ok for you too. If someone prices us out for setmining, big deal... we spent $2 to try.
I think 77 is just on the border between raising and considering limping and maybe even folding from UTG. I think you bring up a good point Matt about you limiting your limping range to SC and PP but I don't think that people are thinking enough to 1. catch that 2. adjust accordingly.
I like limping especially if everyone is passive and we rarely run into raise re-raise, but raising has to be okay too since we will almost never get raised behind...
OTF this is gross because he over bets so you're getting quite a bad price. I have to imagine we are doing quite well against his ATC, but I do worry someone will call behind with decent equity. I think you could argue folding just because you have so many to act behind and you're only getting 1.5:1 meaning you have to win 40% of the time. Sure if other people enter then we will have to win less frequently, but yeah it's only close because of the bad price. Definitely a close spot.
re: Poker & $200 NLHE Full Ring: Live $1/$3 - Multiway pot with drunk spewy villain
I shoved the flop and got tank-called by "suspicious villain" who had QQ (I thought he would've 3bet that preflop).
Drunk spewy villain had K5s (so surprisingly he actually had some equity this time... he wasn't shoving complete air haha).
Drunk spewy villain rivered a straight and won the main pot. Suspicious villain's QQ held up against my 77 and he won the side pot.
I know results are irrelevant. That being said...
Let's say we open limp here. Then, suspicious villain raises to $15, or whatever. Well, now we know suspicious V has something here. We also get info if/when other players call, or 3b, or whatever. We could easily call to setmine, this is because we are OOP and in a MW spot (a great place to setmine). We call with the sole intention of hitting a set. Sometimes, we can still outplay people postflop, but it's going to be tough (even if we are the PFR) when we are in such early position.
As opposed to you opening, and people flat calling. You really have no idea what anyone has, and you are out of position.
I don't think it's necessary to raise PF, posiibly be c-bet bluffing, etc, when in our position at a full ring game.
We don't have to win every pot. It is really tough OOP to outplay villains postflop.
To me it just feels criminal to open limp preflop... like everything I've been taught in my 16 months of playing poker has been specifically NOT to open limp preflop. I've always been taught that limp-calling is something that only fish do, whilst good regs will take the initiative by either raising or folding.
I don't know if I can bring myself to open limp preflop tbh. There's got to be a way to beat these games without having to resort to that passive fishy behaviour. Why bring myself down to their level?
If the table is passive enough, I'd have no problem open-limping small pocket pairs from early position.
Of course, since I play online 6-max only, that translates into "never" for me (unless I misclick). But full ring live? Sure, why not?
Why is it fishy to open limp? Explain this to me like I am 3 years old.
Who taught you this? Tell me that also.
I used to think the same way. Someone opened my eyes since then.
These villains are not good you're playing against. It is live, full ring poker. Dude that had QQ should have 3b, but he didn't. Instead, this fish takes a 6w flop with QQ. Obviously, this dude is a drooler. These people aren't going to exploit you. I sincerely doubt anyone is paying enough attention.
You are playing this game to win right? You want to win money? Money saved is money earned. Your goal in this spot should be to flop a set, or get out. You don't have to fight for every single pot you play. And if you must raise, UTG, then wait until you get a better hand than 7-7. It's not going to play well OOP postflop.
Tell me in this spot, what is your plan for postflop... what if flop come K-10-2r? What will you do? Or if it comes A-8-3hh? Or let's say Q-J-6ss. What is your plan in a 6w pot on any of these flops? Just about every flop that doesn't have a "7" in it, is bad for you in a 6w pot.
Even if you have overpair to the board, some dipshit will have a straight draw, or flush draw, then they call. Then, some nasty 10, J, Q, K, A comes off on the turn. Now do we keep betting? Probably still have 2 or 3 villains in with ya.
You made a comment about controlling the raise size. It's almost like you feel you absolutely have to see this flop with 7-7. It's pretty simple though, you limp in, if someone raises, you determine if you have enough IO to setmine (bare minimum 10x for me, but I prefer 15x+). If you don't have correct odds, then fold. Who cares? On to the next hand.
It seems like you have this mindset like you must win every pot you enter. That's just not going to happen.
I've given some hypothetical scenarios, and reasons why we can open limp here. Give me some reasons why you must raise.
Live low stakes poker is a beast. It plays differently than almost any other game. Micros online are different. Many books simply don't apply to live. 3x raise sizing would be one example. The villains are just so bad, and so passive, and stationy pre and postflop, that we must make some adjustments.
The whole table dynamics are set by the maniac in the SB and unless you have a premium hand you are happy to go to war preflop with I would just limp in and wait to see what he does.
Its been mentioned already but we are only really looking to spike a set here as cheap as possible or get out. OOP 77 in a multiway pot is impossible to play without a set or trips. Your implied odds are massive, I'd limp call all my small pairs the times he was to act after me.
As played with 4 persons still to act, I would fold, there is too much chance someone will have us beaten. And if you had limped pre its usually a cheaper easier fold.
You had good table position on him, play against these types in position and don't try to bluff them. Isolate them with smaller 3bets and bet when you have a hand and fold when you miss.


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The 195 travelling fans were being treated to some excellent midfield play, however on more than one occasion; good crosses were not being met.
Danny Hutchins was brought into the game to replace Lindegaard as the game drew to a close; his first touch was to whip a dangerous cross in, one which Davies and Welsh were both close to getting on the end of.The final change saw Nathan Smith replace Welsh who was one of Yeovil's hardest workers once again.The game was still on a knife-edge with both teams going for the win; the signal for an extra four minutes was greeted with cheers by both sets of fans.
The Glovers were searching for a second away result of the week and a third clean sheet in a row, but Oldham wanted their fourth straight victory.The seconds were ticking and neither side wanted just one point.In the end a 0-0 draw might sound like a boring affair, but one that could have ended 5-5. Skiverton will be the happier of the managers but even he may think he could have won this clash.
Ben Barrett
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