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Post-Irene Classic Links and SUTS Wrap-Up
Well, we almost made it! 31 days of TCM Summer Under the Stars programming and I did complete a post for each and every one of their days and stars, however; the passing Hurricane caused me to cheat you a little at the very end.
Here on Long Island Irene was at her nastiest between 1 and 4 late that Saturday night. I know, because I was hunched over my laptop racing to schedule the last few posts in advance of the coming power outage. I had to cut corners and chose to forgo the biggest expense of time here at Classic Movie Search: my finding the relevant links for you. Hopefully you used the classic movie search engine yourself to find some goodies those days!
All in all I think Classic Movie Search did pretty good in August. The site has received a little jump as I had hoped and now we'll slide into a more leisurely but regular schedule (the goal is 3 posts per week).
Today we don't have a focused theme, but instead a round-up of links I found to some of my favorite classic movie related articles that went up while I was in the dark. I spent a couple of hours in Google Reader last night and the posts you'll find linked to below are those I clicked the Like button on–if a site is in my Reader, it's also in the Search here.
I'm also going to try something today that I hadn't done previously–open up the comments section.
I've been worried that due to the nature of this site I'd be filled with spam and requests for inclusion that worked around the submission form. But I recently had the idea that if I do a Peter Lawford post, like I did during Summer Under the Stars, and I didn't include your link, it can only help you, me, and most importantly, visitors to the Classic Movie Search that you come post your link. Let's see how it goes.
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I was going to do a post-Irene round-up today anyway, but after reading that KC at Classic Movies will be taking the month off from her daily Classic Links I decided that it was an absolute must.
I don't think KC understands what a kick we bloggers get from being included in her daily round-up, but it's one of my own bigger blogging highs. Why? Well, she actually does post Classic Links every single day. She's reading everything and sharing her favorites right from her own home turf. I've found countless sites through Classic Movies' Classic Links posts and I hope a few of KC's readers have found me there. So, KC, today's post is dedicated to you!
- Stacia at She Blogged By Night hosts a guest post by Ivan from Thrilling Days of Yesteryear about Madam Satan (1930), a flick Stacia calls "one of the essentials of WTF cinema," and one now at the top of my own personal must see list!
- I love a blog post that pulls in some period newspaper coverage! Java Bean Rush at The Amazing Deanna Durbin opens the archives to show us that Deanna Durbin's 3rd Wedding Venue Is a Perfect Fit
- Another post involving two favorite classic movie bloggers! I love the series Clara from Via Margutta 51 has been running called If I Had to Keep 4 — the 4 in question are often movie collectibles, which is right up my alley! Most recently Clara had Kendra from Viv and Larry over to share 4 of her most cherished possessions with readers
- Rick at Classic Film and TV Cafe gains special mention for including Warren William's Lone Wolf among his 5 Best "B" Movie Detectives – PS: Looks like WW as The Lone Wolf takes over Saturday mornings on TCM beginning in November
- How do I know about TCM in November? Well, this is a slight stretch because I saw the link on Twitter last night, it's not an Irene left-over from the Reader, but it'll be there now: Laura at Laura's Miscellaneous Musings gives us a Quick Preview of TCM in November
- I love Caftan Woman's site, her posts and her comments around the web (especially at my sites!). She borrows an idea from TCM's Ben Mankiewicz with Caftan Woman's Choice – One for September on TCM. Just one?! Even I had to pick 2 in her comments section!
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We all have different tastes when it comes to gaming. It's always interesting to see what other people are into at the moment. Even around the world what's number one in one country is not in another country. I have compiled a list of what's at the top of the sales charts around the globe. This list is based off of Amazon's sales data.
1. Uncharted 4: A Thief's End for the PS4 was not only the number one best seller in North America but it was also the number one best seller in Europe. Uncharted 4 is set several years after Uncharted 3: Drake Deception. The series protagonist Nathan Drake reunites with his older brother Sam and longtime partner Sully in order to find the long-lost treasure of Captain Henry Avery to save his brother. Since its release back in May it has received worldwide praise from critics.
2. Zero Time Dilemma is the number one game for both the PS Vita and Nintendo 3DS portable consoles. It is available on Steam as well for the PC. Nine participants awaken, trapped in an underground facility. In order to escape they must play a game but this game has deadly consequences. Who will live and who will die is up to you. It is a psychological horror, puzzle, visual novel game that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
3. Overwatch: Origins Edition is one of the most popular games in the UK and in North America for the Xbox One. It is a multiplayer first-person shooter from Blizzard Entertainment. It is set 60 years into the future on Earth. Humanity was in a golden age of prosperity. Then humanity decided to build robots with artificial intelligence. These robots were called omnics. The facilities that built these robots started building hostile robots that turned against humanity. Then an international task force was created called Overwatch to restore order and combat the threat.
4. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is the number one game for the Wii U. It takes place in modern day Tokyo and features real life locations. Evil beings called Mirages are seeking to harvest energy known as Performa from humans. Several humans have disappeared. A group of teens based on the characters from the Fire Emblem series are determined to find out who is behind the attacks. Reception of the game has been positive with players and critics.
5. Minecraft makes it on the list for various reasons. It is at the top of the PC, PS3, and Xbox 36o charts, it has received many awards, and has sold over 106 million copies worldwide. It is the best selling PC game. Just about everyone I know is playing Minecraft. It is a game that kids and adults alike can play. It has about 5 different modes, you can play it on just about every device, and a Minecraft Story Mode. This is one game that will be on the top of the charts for awhile.
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If you haven't dealt with a data breach, you probably will soon. It's not a matter of if, but when hackers have the time to get around to you.
Hackers stole the personal information of more than half of all Americans in 2014, according to the Ponemon Institute. Globally, hackers have swiped personal information and account username and passwords belonging to more than 1 billion people.
EvenInc. magazine suffered a breach recently. A staffer was duped by a phishing email and sent a PDF of employee W-2s to a criminal. In response, we have been freezing our credit, filing identity theft affidavits along with our taxes and monitoring our accounts.
This week, Adam Levin, the founder of identity theft management firm IDT911, came into Inc.'s offices to talk about what we should do now that hackers have our name, address, salary information and Social Security number.
Levin says it starts with recognizing the reality of our online world today.
"The environment we live in, breaches have become the third certainty of life," Levin says. "That's the reality. Getting breached is right behind death and taxes."
Every time you buy something on a credit or debit card, every time you Tweet or use Facebook, Instagram or Snapchat, information about who you are, where you are, and what you're doing is being monitored, tracked, and stored. Companies buy and sell customer data and these companies get breached.
"As a result, the chances your information isn't already floating out there is extremely limited," says Levin. "The only reason why people haven't become victims of identity theft as of now is simply because they haven't gotten to us yet."
It all sounds fatalistic, but there are steps you can take to minimize your risk, monitor your identity and manage identity theft after a breach.
To minimize the risk of being hacked or to reduce further damage once criminals have your data, you need to limit the amount of information and access you give to everyone in your life and every organization you deal with. First and foremost, do not click on links in emails, text messages, or social media and do not verify your identity with personal or financial information to anyone who calls you. If you want to learn more about email phishing scams, listen to the Episode 54 of the Inc. Uncensored podcast.
Do not leave sensitive data on your hard drive. When you do your taxes or apply for a mortgage, take the files off your computer by putting them on an encrypted thumb drive.;
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That evening I dropped everything and laid on my bed listening to music through my headphones, so my family couldn't here my heart sick songs. I was so wrapped up in my own thoughts about Elijah that I didn't hear my brother, Flynt, come into my room and sat on my bed. The good thing about home was that Flynt and I were close, he's older than me by 1 year but took a gap year too find out what he wants to do. He's got brains so he helps me with my work.
"What's up, silver tongue?" He asked. I shot him a glance. Gently laughing and shaking his head he said "Whose the scoundrel?"
"He's called Elijah, he's new." I moaned, rolling over to sit up I continued "I don't know what to do cause, cause...." I trailed off.
"Lola." Flynt finished, it wasn't a question and I miserably nodded. We sat there in silence as Flynt and I processed the information. After a while he was asking me questions of what he looked like and making me laugh, chasing away my troubles.
Yet that night I had a nightmare, I was in a forest. Lost, confused and disorientated. I could feel something watching me. A snarling noise filled the air and another snarl echoed it. I looked around, dazed and confused. As I turned it jumped at me, snarling and showing its teeth. Screaming I awoke, Flynt came rushing in closely followed by our parents. They all looked concerned. "I'm okay." my voice sounded hoarse, my parents nodded as if in a daze. After they had left, Flynt whispered "What was it?"
"I'm not sure, an animal? I was in some woods." I said. Flynt nodded.
"Let's hope this was a dream and not a seeing." He sounded anxious, he always is when I have had a nightmare. I nodded. "Help me sleep." I begged. His turn to nod and recite a quick incantation to help me sleep. As I fell asleep I wondered if there was more off us, with powers.


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I need a command line program that will perform an HTTP POST on Windows CE v4.10. There seems to be source code available for this [here][1]. You can also take a look at ftp://[url removed, login to view] for the executables that run on Win32. The only exe that I need is POST (and the related dll's of course). The one above that runs on Win32 has a couple of features that I want changed. After doing the post, this program prompts for a file name to indicate where to store the posts results. I want that file name to be the third parameter on the command line instead. I also want it to be runnable in quiet mode, i.e., I want to be able to supress all the output to the screen. Here is a sample of what happens when the *post* is run:
D:\libwww>post [url removed, login to view] "do_method=notify;kn_pay
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Captiva Island Inn – Bed & Breakfast – Sunflower Cottage
Ah, the Sunflower. My heart gave a little tug when I first saw this charming cottage! Maybe it was the clouds which were painted on the ceiling of the bedroom, or perhaps it was the airy and cheerful feeling of the small kitchen and dining area. This lovely little place has a private bathroom, a living room with a sofa sleeper… and right outside your door is your own hammock and barbecue grill. You'll absolutely love it!


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Opposing Counsel has been trying to fax me 100+ pages of Discovery Response unsuccessfully on the deadline date. They called me via phone and asked to send it via email. I faxed them stating they could email it to me...but I do not believe I have waived my right to proper Method of Service under Rule 21 of the TRCP (fax, delivery, mail, etc). Have I waived my right?, especially since I did not sign anything and I did not state my name in the faxout. I want to tell Opposing Counsel, "Sorry you failed to meet the deadline for Discovery Response".
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First of all, you are not looking at the correct rule or even correct set of rules. But even assuming that the method of service is not completely correct (and I can't tell from your question whether all details were met for electronic service), what could you possibly hope to gain by such a silly technicality? You have the responses, so there is no way you can claim something later on is a surprise and even if your fax is not signed, the judge isn't going to punish the other lawyer for not being as sneaking and hyper technical as you. In fact, you are the one who is going to look bad to the judge for agreeing to service and then trying to welch on your agreement.
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The fact that you are asking this question makes me worry that unless you hire a lawyer, you will end up getting in trouble with the judge for discovery abuse and, therefore, end up owing your adversary some money. You could suffer the even worse fate of having your pleadings striken, in which case you would lose your lawsuit autmatically.
Litigation is not a game and judges do not tolerate gamesmanship. It appears that you not are not only unfamiliar with the rules that apply here, but also your instincts are leading you in the wrong direction. This commonly happens when people, even lawyers, try to represent themselves because they become emotionally involved and lack objectivity. Effective advocacy requires objectiviity, legal education and legal training and experience. I would guess you are 0 for three on these items.
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Bats get Clipped
Louisville Bats vs. Columbus Clippers (International League)
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: Another fun night of baseball, this time back in the 'Ville. This was the last game my dad would be at on this visit. He plans on coming back next month, though, for some more minor league ball and the ACC Championships. It was a beautiful night, as the weather just seemed to get better as the weekend went along. Brian played on the playground most of the game, but was happy to spend some time with his papa, too.
This was a good game, with the Bats down, but certainly not out. Louisville was lead offensively by catcher Rob Brantly, who went 3-6 with four RBI's, including a 2-run homer in the seventh and a game tying double in the eighth. Jesse Winker helped out by going 2-4 with an RBI and run scored, and Philip Ervin went 2-5 with two runs scored.
On the mound, Jackson Stephens got the start for Louisville. In four innings pitched, he gave up five runs while striking out four. Luckily the offense and bullpen bailed him out, so he didn't get the decision. Evan Mitchell ended up taking the loss, though, after giving up the winning run in the 10th. He pitched two innings and gave up three hits. Final in 10: Bats 8, Clippers 9.
Another fun night, with it being capped off with Brian getting to meet Jake the Diamond Dog. We saw him a couple of times last season, as he acted as bat boy and brought water to the umpires. He was hot and tired by the end of the night, though. We look forward to our next game, which will probably be right back here at Louisville Slugger Field.
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Bats vs. Reds…sort of
Louisville Bats vs. Cincinnati Reds (Exhibition)
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: We're so glad that Bats baseball is slowly creeping back into our lives! On Friday night the Bats (sort of) hosted the Cincinnati Reds for an exhibition game. I say 'sort of' for the Bats because in all reality, this was a Red's Futures team, which probably very few from this roster will be actually seeing time in Louisville this summer. Probably more guys from the Reds roster will be here, but it's still baseball, and it was still a fun game. We got there as early as we could, to get our Adam Duvall bobble-head and our free Reds hats (we still cheered for our 'Bats', though). As the Reds were warming up, we noticed catcher Rob Brantly, who we saw play up in Michigan for the Whitecaps. Since they were old pals, Brian decided to go chat with him a bit.
And here were the starting line-ups for the teams:
The obvious big pop for the night was for Louisville's own Adam Duvall. He had a nice game, too, going 2-2 with a double.
The game was low scoring, with both runs coming in the first two innings. Rookie Davis started on the bump for the Reds. He pitched three innings, allowing one earned run and three hits with two walks, two strikeouts and a hit batsman. Tyler Mahle started for the Bats/Futures team, hurling five solid innings and allowing one run and seven hits with a walk and three strikeouts over 87 pitches. He gave up his only run in the first inning, when Billy Hamilton scored on a Joey Votto base-hit RBI. The Bats scored their lone run on a Aristides Aquino solo home run. Final: Bats 1, Reds 1.
The game didn't have a lot of action, but still a fun night with Brian. We have tickets for the Reds game on Thursday, but the weather calls for lots of rain, so I'm doubting we'll get that game in. The Bats also start this week (officially), so we'll still try to get a game in somewhere, somehow. I'll leave off with a pic of Brian and Buddy Bat, who we were both glad to see for the first time in 2017!
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Bats Open House
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: Sunday the Louisville Bats held an Open House for their season ticket holders and guests. It was a chance for us to get away to the ballpark, and enjoy a nice day that was just chill. After I picked up my ticket package envelope, we headed to the concession stand to get our free hotdog, popcorn, and pop. And what better place to enjoy these treats than our reserved seats? This will be my view for every Sunday game this season:
After we finished up our lunch, we went into the bowels of Louisville Slugger Field to check out the Bats locker room and clubhouse. Both were modest, but they looked like nice facilities for sure.
When we were done poking around the locker room area, we followed the hallway that lead to the Bats' dugout. There is something just relaxing about sitting in a dugout for me, it just feels like home somehow. Brings back some good memories of Little League and high school, I guess.
After our rest in the dugout, we took a lap around the outfield. It's always nice to be on the field, too… We ended our excursion by heading up to check out one of the suites looking over the ballpark. All I can saw is, I've seen the suite life, and it is good. If or when I win the Powerball, I now know my first purchase will be to secure one of these suites for my friends, family, and I to enjoy the games. We were able to sample some food up there, also, and it was awesome! Oh, well, I can dream, anyway… We have plans to be back here when the Cincinnati Reds visit town for an exhibition. Please help me pray for good weather!
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Reds Caravan
Florence Mall-Florence, KY: Do to work, I wasn't able to make to the Red Caravan down in Louisville, so we decided to make the trip to Florence to see the grand finale' of the event. There was a pretty good crowd already when we got there, but found a place to relax. Brian was able to exert some energy in the kids play area, while Lily and Trevor took time to explore the mall for a bit. The first Reds representatives on hand were the mascots. Of course, it was imperative that Brian got to meet them all and get pictures. He already saw Mr. Redlegs at a game, so here are some of him with Rosie Red and Gapper, and Mr. Red, himself:
About 11:00 a.m. the players arrived. On hand included minor league players: Blake Trahan, Sal Romano, Chris Okey, and Shed Long. Reds alumni: Eric Davis, Tom Browning, Chris Welsh, Jeff Brantley, Corky Miller, and Dmitri Young. Current Reds: Tim Adleman, Tucker Barnhart, Scott Schebler, and Drew Storen. Reds manager Bryan Price was also there, as well as GM Dick Williams, and President & CEO Bob Castellini. The Q&A portion was fun for the adults, but the kids didn't show much interest. When the players finally came down to interact with the fans, thing got a little more fun.
To be honest, we didn't even stand in line to meet the major league players. The line was much too long, and not worth it yet for Brian, as he doesn't really know the players yet, anyway. We're more of a minor league family, anyway, so we met those guys first. As you would expect, they were all very nice and happy to sign Brian's Reds baseball. They offered cool photos with them and the alumni against a green screen, and have the Great American Ballpark in the background when printed out. I was more happy to meet the alumni, especially Eric Davis, who I watch play for both the Reds and the Tigers when I was much younger. They wouldn't let us get autographs from the alumni, but they did do a nice job of moving things along to keep the line moving. This was a fun experience, and as much as I'm looking forward to this upcoming season, I look forward to this event next year.
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M.I.B. Prime 9: Our top moments of 2016
It's that time of year, again, to look back at all the fun things in terms of baseball that we accomplished. For the second year in a row, we missed out on a baseball trip, so the list won't be all that diverse when it comes to location. That's not a terrible thing, however, as we moved to Kentucky this year and reaped the benefits of living in an area with plenty of college, independent, minor league, and major league baseball nearby. If the list was to 10, it would have included my birthday, where I was able to spend a fun day with my boys at the Louisville Slugger Museum and a Bats game, but we did other fun stuff that made the cut. So, without further 'ado' let's get to it…
9) Star Wars Night: Star Wars will always be a hit, and this year we went to the event at our new home field in Louisville. The Bats host a decent night of space adventure fun, and the game itself was a walk-off win. Even Boba Fett was there, who we missed last year, so it capped off a great night.
8) Our first Reds game: Our first Cincinnati Reds game was a great experience. We took a boat from Newport across the river to avoid traffic and parking, and that avoided a lot of my stress of visiting a Major League game. We got great seats off of Seat Geek, so we were able to get a great view of the game, and Brian got a game ball from Eugenio Suarez. It was a hot day, but worth it to take in the Great American Ballpark in all it's glory. It's an amazing place to watch a game, and although the Reds had a rough season, the games are always fun!
7) Whitecaps Opening Day: Opening Days are always fun, even if there is snow on the ground, and the temps are more suited for hockey. We wanted to get a Whitecaps game in before the move, and give my dad a fun birthday present at the same time. Despite the cold, we had a great time together, and every trip we make back to Michigan during the season, we will always try to work in a Whitecaps game. In a strange way, the weather was a fitting 'goodbye' for us.
6) Our first Cards game: Sometimes you go someplace that just feels like 'home'. That's exactly what happened to us when we entered Jim Patterson Stadium for the first time in early March. Before Minor League opening day, and while down doing some house hunting, we couldn't resist taking in a ball game. This is a great venue, and the Louisville Cardinals have a good baseball program, so this was a fun game for sure. It's hard to believe the games are free with the ACC being such a competitive conference, so no surprise they pull in some good crowds. With my love for college baseball growing with every game, Cardinal baseball will be a staple in our lives for years to come.
5) Y'All Star Game: We lucked out, as the Frontier League All Star, or Y'All Star, Game was held in Florence, KY this season. We're pretty familiar with the independent Frontier League, spending some time at some of the Beach Bums games in Traverse City. We were able to cheer on some of our Bums, as well as players from the home town Florence Freedom. The game hosted mascots from the Reds and other Frontier League teams, as well as Jake the Diamond Dog, and Myron Noodelman who was absolutely hilarious. In all, just an enjoyable night of baseball, and we'll definitely make it back to Florence for a Freedom game next summer.
4) Loons Uniform and Logo Unveiling: It's not too often you are able to enjoy a baseball event in February, but that's just what we did when the Great Lakes Loons hosted an event to showcase the teams new logo and uniforms. Along with seeing the new logos, the mascots Lou E. Loon and Ral E. Camel entertained us. Brian was able to get his face painted and took the mic to try his hand at announcing. We ended the day by taking some cuts in the batting cages under Dow Diamond. Not a bad way to spend a winter day. I also wanted to add, that the Loons took their new look all the way to the 2016 Midwest League Championship!
3) Rose Number Retirement: Everyone has an opinion on Pete Rose, and whether you love him, or hate him, he is without a doubt one of the best hitters in the history of this great game! I met my best friend in Newport, and we had a great time at the ballgame, and seeing Reds legends like Rose and Johnny Bench in the pre-game ceremony. Like him or not, I did get to witness some history. 14 forever!
2) The San Diego Chicken!: Just like the afore mentioned Bench, I grew up watching the San Diego Chicken on the TV show The Baseball Bunch. He is far and above other mascots, and the skits he puts on are flawless and amazing. The Chicken has a magical presence that keep both children and adults tuned in to his every move. He was nice enough to meet with all his fans, also, and definitely made another one in Brian. This was an amazing night at the Bats game with the Chicken.
1) Mariners win the Championship!: Brian has really prospered from the move, but nothing more than what he's been able to accomplish on the ballfield. He was lucky enough to join the Mariners a handful of games into the season when we moved down. The league down here is very different, and a lot more competitive. Brian fit right in, however, and had a great season at the plate. He was blessed with good coaches who pushed him hard but also let the kids have some fun. Being part of this team was a great experience and I'm glad he was able to be a part of it. The championship game was probably harder on me, but the kids were able to hang on for the win.
Looking ahead to 2017: I'm really looking forward to next season, and the adventures that baseball will take us on. We'll have a full season with the Cardinals and Bats to look forward to, and the ACC Baseball championship here at Slugger Field, also. Brian will be playing ball again so we'll keep tracking his success as he moves up a level next season. I'm looking forward to visiting new ballparks, especially some others here in Kentucky such as Lexington and Bowling Green. I wouldn't mind hitting the road, either, for trips to Evanston, IN or Nashville, TN that aren't all that far away, either. Until then, I wish everyone a safe and Merry Christmas!
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Last game on Labor Day
Louisville Bats vs. Indianapolis Indians (International League)
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: Where did the summer go? It's definitely a sad sort of day, the last day of the Minor League regular season, which means the end of 2016 baseball for the Bats. We were blessed with a beautiful day, however, so Trevor and I decided to take a walk down by the river before the game started. To our surprise, WLKY was doing a live broadcast down that way covering some Labor Day events, and we 'just happened' to walk behind the reporter and got on the news! Here's the footage courtesy of Channel 32 WLKY's YouTube (look for us at the 1:21 and 1:22 mark):
When Trevor and I were done being TV stars, we made our way into the ballpark for the last time in 2016. We had great seats, as we settled in with our $1 hot dogs and drinks on another 90 degree day.
On the mound was Keury Mella who was making his Triple-A debut with the Bats. He pitched a solid seven innings, only giving up three hits, one earned run, while giving up one walk, and striking out six to earn the win. Relief pitcher Kevin Shackelford came in to get the save.
Louisville was lead offensively by Seth Mejias-Brean, who got the Bats on the board in the 4th with an RBI base hit. He also added and RBI on the eighth inning with a triple. The go-ahead run came in the seventh, off of a Tony Renda base hit. FINAL: Bats 4, Indians 1.
Again, it's sad that this was our last Bats game of the season, but we will still have some baseball in our future. Brian is still playing Fall Ball, and the Louisville Cardinals will probably play some exhibition games in the coming month or so, also. We might even make it back up to the Reds, but that's still up in the air. This was a fun day with my son, and feel blessed and lucky for it!
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The San Diego Chicken
Louisville Bats vs. Columbus Clippers (International League)
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: I know nobody is reading this post because they care about the game, or to look at my game photos, so I'll mostly just show the greatest mascot of all time, the Famous San Diego Chicken. That being said, it was another hot and sunny day here in the 'Ville, so we bought seats up in the shaded portion of the stadium. As we were in the shade, though, and it being so sunny, I didn't even get the field to show up in our selfie below (but you can see that Brian did have his Chicken and Buddy plushies ready for action). I did get a good shot of the field once the game started, though.
Ok, more of the Famous Chicken! He puts on a fantastic show, and if you've never had the pleasure of seeing him perform, I highly recommend it. He's had many years to perfect his craft, and does some of the greatest skits I've seen at the ballpark. Some of them have the umpires and players involved, also, and it's so much fun. I think the fact that Ted Giannoulas has played the one and only Chicken since 1979, adds to the aura of one of the first, and the greatest, mascot in history. Every time he's on the field, he has the fans attention at all times. You just never know what this guy will do next.
Ok, there was a ballgame going on through all this, so I will give a short re-cap. It was a pitchers duel for sure, but we did see some great defensive plays throughout the game, also. The Bats took a 1-0 lead in the third, when Jose Peraza base hit scored Juan Perez. Unfortunately in the eighth inning, Peraza's throwing error allowed the Clippers to tie the game. On the hill for Louisville, right-hander Tim Adleman pitched seven innings, allowing six hits and striking out a season high eight batters. Into the 10th inning, Kyle Waldrop made one of those amazing defensive plays when he slammed himself into the wall making an amazing catch with two-outs to save the game. Also in the 10th, Peraza would find himself up to bat once again, and he atoned for his error with an infield base hit to score Perez for the walk-off win. J.J. Hoover earned the victory only giving up one hit and striking out two. FINAL in 10: Bats 2, Clippers 1.
Even with the Chicken in the house, we still have much love for Buddy Bat!
And the Chicken was awesome, he met with his fans and signed autographs for free! I got Brian a photo to have signed, and the Chicken even signed his plushie. As most mascots seem to be mute, the Chicken was more than happy to chat with his fans. I told him that I was a big fan, as I used to watch The Baseball Bunch every Saturday morning as a kid. He was great with Brian, and we got a couple of nice photos with him. A great day, a great ballgame, and another reason to feel blessed and lucky.
Here are a couple of videos of the Famous San Diego Chicken and his antics. Brian filmed the first part of this one, but he did his best:
Another short one:
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Bats & Birthdays Vol. 2
Louisville Bats vs. Indianapolis Indians (International League)
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: The second part of our birthday adventure took us to the Bats game, as they hosted the rival Indians. Hey, if it's my birthday, then why is Brian the one who gets to meet Buddy Bat and ride the merry-go-round??!
It was another hot one, in the mid-nineties, as we settled in under the sun. In all honesty, we only lasted there for a couple of innings before finding some seats in the shade.
The Bats have been playing good ball lately, and this was another solid game for the home team. Louisville was lead offensively by Hernan Iribarren, who went 2-5 with an RBI and two runs scored. Also having a good day at the dish was Donald Lutz, who contributed and RBI going 2-4. Jermaine Curtis and Jesse Winkler each went 1-3 with an RBI and run scored, respectively.
On the bump, Robert Stephenson each the victory for the Bats. He pitched six innings, only giving up two hits, while striking out four and walking five. J.J. Hoover ended up earning the save. FINAL: Bats 6, Indians 4.
A fun game, despite the heat, and an all around good birthday. I always feel very blessed and lucky to be able to have these experiences with my kids. It was a long day for all of us, especially in the sun, but we all had a great time. We hope to be back at Louisville Slugger Field next month when the famous Chicken will be here entertaining the crowd! Until then, here's a little game video:
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Father's Day Fun
Louisville Bats vs. Pawtucket Red Sox (International League)
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: Well, first off this Father's Day was all around a good one, but things simply didn't go as planned. The first thing to not go as planned, was the notification I received from the Bats that game time was 6:05. Sunday games are usually at 2:05, and I'm not sure when they did the switch or why. If it's because we've been battling 90 degree plus heat, then I do understand, but it messed with our plans as Brian had a baseball practice slated for 6:00, and we had planned to go to Kentucky Kingdom afterwards. If this was any other day, I would have cancelled our trip to the game, but this is Father's Day, dammit, and I wanted to see some baseball! Brian's mom and sister agreed to take him to practice, and Trevor and I headed to Louisville Slugger Field. And…I'll take the kids to Kentucky Kingdom some time this week. I promise. For our second speed bump, you'll notice how crappy my photos are, and that's because I left my good camera in the van, and you'll just have to suffer from the below average iPhone pics.
It was another hot day in the 'Ville, as Trevor and I settled in, but it was an entertaining back-and-forth ball game. The Bats took a 1-0 lead in the first, as Scott Schebler hit a towering dinger into the left field stands. The PawSox battled back, however, tying the game in the third, and then hitting a home-run of their own to take the lead. It was the Bats turn to regain the lead now in the fifth, on a Juan Perez RBI double, and a Jermaine Curtis home run. On the mound, starter Stephen Johnson went five innings, giving up two runs on four hits, while striking out three. Surprisingly, it was relief pitcher Jumbo Diaz who took the loss, giving up two runs on three hits in one inning of work. Diaz had a franchise record going of 35 2/3 consecutive innings without giving up a run snapped. Well, aren't we just good luck… Making a rehab appearance was Michael Lorenzen, who pitched a scoreless ninth inning giving up no and striking out two. FINAL: Bats 4, PawSox 5.
It was a fun game to watch, but a tough loss to take. And the last thing that didn't really work as planned, is that the Bats advertised to 'play catch with dad on the field' after the game. As it was Sunday, the kids also are able to run the bases after the game. Unfortunately for us, the organization doesn't have the foresight to have two different lines and entrances onto the field after the game. Trevor is too old to run the bases, and we just wanted to play a little catch. However, we were told we'd have to wait in the same line as the kids, which was 30-40 minutes JUST TO GET ONTO THE FIELD! Trevor and I decided just to play catch at home, and I am disappointed that we couldn't make it onto the field. I hate to be negative, but the Bats can certainly do a better job of organizing this event. When we bring Brian with us, we'll either have to wait in line that long, or miss the last two innings of the game waiting in line on the concourse. Anyway, it was still a good Father's Day because of the kids, and we did have some fun. And despite the bad photos, I did remember to make a quick video during the game:
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STAR WARS NIGHT-Episode VI: Return of the Bats
Louisville Bats vs Columbus Clippers (International League)
Louisville Slugger Field-Louisville, KY: It's that time of the year again, and a change in venue couldn't keep me from taking my scruffy-looking nerf-herders to Star Wars night. This year is our first here in Louisville, and they put on a pretty good show for the kids. Due to an accident on the freeway, we got to the game about a half hour late, so Brian missed out on his free light-saber (not that he doesn't have an arsenal of them at home..). But, the weather was perfect, and my friend Darryl visiting from Ohio got us great seats behind the first base dugout. They had the Star Wars characters on the field before the game, and throwing out some first pitches.
We watched a few innings of the game, which turned out to be a pitchers duel, sort of… Chad Rogers got the start for the Bats, and he ended up pitching four shut-out innings. He gave up only five hits on the night, while walking two, and striking out three.
When the Star Wars characters started making their way to the concourse, the boys and I decided to join them. First of all, Brian was really happy just to finally meet the Bat's mascot, Buddy Bat!
We then were able to see some of the Star Wars guys, with Brian getting in with an Imperial Speeder Bike Trooper, and Trevor and I were happy to see Boba Fett, who is our favorite and we missed him last year.
Back to the game. A 0-0 tie doesn't sound all that exciting, but this was a great game to watch. Both teams had runners in scoring position multiple times without being able to push a run home. Louisville actually had the bases loaded with no outs in the sixth, and were unable to score. Pair that with a gorgeous night for baseball, and we didn't mind at all going into extra innings! The game finally came to an end in the 11th, when Seth Mejias-Brean smacked a two-run homer to win the game and send the crowd home happy. Relief pitcher Wandy Peralta picked up his first win of the season, and Kyle Waldrop added a pair of doubles in the game. FINAL: Louisville 2, Clippers 0, 11 innings.
This game was as much fun at a ballgame that I've had in some time. It was a great time spent with the boys and my best friend, and it's always good to be surrounded by other knowledgeable baseball fans. If the weather could be like this every game, I would be more than happy. I'm sure we'll be making another trip to Louisville Slugger Field, too, and to some other teams in the area. I did remember to take a quick video, too, hoping the Bats would win it in the ninth.
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I heard the soft knock on the door but didn't answer, I was lost in an ocean of emotions and memories. When Cole entered the room, the last line of blood rose up from my arm alongside the blade. He wasn't shocked in the least, he didn't even try to stop me, he just sat beside me and watched. Finally I stopped, satisfied with the 13 lines of crimson that now dripped down my arm.
"Dakota," He said, softly trying to get me to respond, "Dakota, please you need to talk with your family, they're worried you hate them." I laughed softly, getting up and for the first time not watning Cole's company.
"I need to get out of this house for a while," I said, grabbing my crutches and hobbling out of the room, "Maybe we can talk some other time." I managed to get down the stairs without breaking my neck, but when I got down there, I saw something that completely unnerved me, my father was actually weeping. I tore out of the house as quickly as possible, not wanting to deal with my family.
I had no direction, I was like a leaf in the wind, I just moved, leg feeling like it was made of glass. Finally I found myself in the middle of nowhere, the wind blew softly, an icy edge brushing black locks of hair into my eyes. It was some sort trail that lead into the woods, but there was a garden with flowers blooming like rainbows all around. I sat down on one of the concrete walls, exhausted from my leg.
My memories were beginning to overwhelm me, and tears rimmed the edges of my eyes, I didn't want to go back to dad's, and I didn't want to go back to my mom's house, I was so overwhelmed with things right now. I was just about to force myself to pass out when I heard foot steps behind me, I turned softly to see a beautiful young girl, only about maybe 22 at the most. She saw me and smiled warmly, something that puzzled me.
It was... the way she smiled like if I told her something, she would actualy care. She sat down next to me and I got a good look at her. She had beautiful silky locks of black hair, bright blue eyes that looked like stars shining in the night. and she had a light tan that made her body almost shine like bronze. She sat down and I looked her in the eyes, I think she saw the emotions rimming over in my eyes.
" My names Lacey," She said, " You look... Hurt you ok?" I nodded laughing softly knowing the lie I was telling might be the death of me. What she said next though suprised me, and shook me at the same time.
" I know you're not telling the truth," She spoke softly, truthfully, " I've been through enough hurt to know when someones at their emotional end." At those words I broke down and spilled everything, she listened and at the end, I wondered why I had just released so much personal information to a complete stranger. Then I realized why when she spoke her last sentence.
" You have every right to hate your father honestly." I was shocked, because everyone I talked to, even if I was close to them said I should love him, and she just told me I was right in what I was doing? But her last sentence sent a chilling question into my mind.
" But you don't really hate him," She said turning to me softly, seriously, "Do you?"


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He finished on 15 under par to beat Germany's Sven Struver and Ireland's Padraig Harrington by two shots.
It was Price's first win for seven years and only his second on Tour having won this event back in 1994.
But the triumph didn't surprise the Welshman who holed 10 birdies in his closing round.
"I thought I could go and win today," Price told SkySports.com.
"I hit it very close all day and holed the putts. Winning was my main goal this season.
"I'm just disappointed my family are not here to see it. They usually travel with me full time but my baby is teething so they haven't come this week."
Scotland's Alastair Forsyth, Spain's Ignacio Garrido and New Zealand's Stephen Scahill shared fourth place on 11 under with Germany's Alex Cejka and Australian Brett Rumford another stroke adrift.
Price, whose only other win also came in the Portuguese Open in 1994 at Penha Longa, collected the first prize of £104,000 to move up to sixth place in the Ryder Cup standings, while Harrington moved above Lee Westwood into second.
It did not take long for Price to make an impression with five birdies in his first six holes taking him into the lead at 12-under-par.
A bogey on the seventh where he missed from seven feet for par briefly halted his charge, but soon birdied the 10th, 13th and 14th to move to 14 under to lead Harrington by two.
Three putts from 20 feet on the 15th for a bogey from Price gave the chasing pack hope, but he immediately made amends by chipping in for a birdie from just off the green on the 16th and then pitched to within a foot of the hole on the 17th to effectively seal victory.
Harrington had birdied the 13th to keep in touch but when he failed to birdie the par-five 17th he had to settle for his 12th runners-up finish.
Struver kept Price waiting until almost the last moment to be sure of victory after birdies at the 13th, 14th and 17th gave the German a glimmer of hope, but it was asking too much to eagle the 18th.
And Price, who finished eighth on the Order of Merit last year with four second-place finishes, began his celebrations.
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Should I replace both implants in tuberous breast implant revision? (photo)
October: my surgeon say he correct assymetry lowering the right path and reducing the areola,change my current implants(235cc)for round/anatomic implants slightly larger(300cc)increase a bit base of the breasts and allow to round the lower right and left segments. Today,he said he can just correct right. So I sent him a mail: "I would prefer to change the implant?" He is OK! I'm afraid that 300cc is too big?I don't know if i keep the implant and he just corrects the right or if i change the 2 implants?
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Revision for asymmetry with tubular breasts
If you are happy with the appearance of the left breast then it is usually best to leave it alone. I agree that the right side needs more fullness on the lower part and a larger implant might be required. If you are changing the type of implant - for example, from round gel to shaped such as Allergan style 410 - then both side should be changed so the breasts will not feel different.
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Faith Hunter is the author of the Jane Yellowrock and Rogue Mage urban fantasies, as well as many mysteries and thrillers under her real name, Gwen Hunter.
Have Stakes Will Travel: Stories From the World of Jane Yellowrock (A Penguin Special From New American L ibrary)by Faith Hunter
In Have Stakes Will Travel, readers get a chance to go deeper into the thrilling world of skinwalker and vampire hunter Jane Yellowrock. In "WeSa," the Beast who lives inside Jane watches as her hunting grounds become/i>/b>
Four stories from the world of "smart, sexy, ruthless"* heroine Jane Yellowrock—plus bonus material!
In Have Stakes Will Travel, readers get a chance to go deeper into the thrilling world of skinwalker and vampire hunter Jane Yellowrock. In "WeSa," the Beast who lives inside Jane watches as her hunting grounds become prey. In "Haints," Jane and her best friend, witch Molly Trueblood, are hired to investigate mysterious paranormal phenomena—and the evil they find brings a new meaning to the words "haunted house." "Signatures of the Dead" tells the story of the vampire massacre that made Jane Yellowrock a household name. And in "Cajun with Fangs," Jane makes a new friend who turns out to have old enemies, and finds herself drawn into a vicious blood feud, fueled by dark magic and ancient grudges.
Includes an exclusive preview of the newest Jane Yellowrock novel, Death's Rival—out October 2012 from Roc!
"Wesa," "Haints," and "Cajun with Fangs" are never before published. The story "Signatures of the Dead" previously appeared in the Strange Brew anthology.
*New York Times bestselling author Kim Harrison
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Loved the second story. It was great. The rest did not let me down.
More than half way through the book, I'm lovin' it! Jane Yellowrock kicks butt, and this story which shows her development of friendship with Molly, an earth witch, is often told through her eyes. Great switch of point-of-view!
In Have Stakes Will Travel, Faith Hunter fills in more of the background of Jane Yellowrock and her strange group of friends. I've already praised the series at some length in my review of Cat Tales so instead of repeating myself here, I'm going to jump right into my reactions to the four short stories in this collection. WeSa and the Lumber King: As I noted in an earlier review, I am a big fan of the character Beast. This spirit of a mountain lion trapped with Jane in her body is a lot of what gives this series it's unique tone, bringing me eagerly back to each successive novel. So I was thrilled to find that this entire story is told from Beast's perspective. For an indeterminate number of years (running in the decades) before Jane wandered out of the woods back into human society as a feral child, Beast was in control of their body prowling the Appalachian Mountains in big cat form. Their range is slowly being destroyed by the encroaching white man. Game is fleeing, trees are being cut down, rivers clogged and fouled. Beast decides to strike back at the white man in peculiarly Beast fashion. The story didn't quite work for me, but I enjoyed Hunter's attempt. Haints: Haints is a short story that captures the excitement and mystery of the Jane Yellowrock novels. It's a simply wonderful tale told from the POV of Molly Everhart Trueblood, an earth witch who is also Jane's best friend. The reader gets to try and solve the mystery alongside Jane and Molly and watch as our heroines deal with an intriguing problem and finally it's tragic resolution. The story also introduces a great new supporting character, a local police detective named Brax. Signatures of the Dead: This story is in my view the most important of the short stories in the two collections (Cat Tales and Have Stakes Will Travel). This is the event alluded to from the beginning of the series in which Jane makes her reputation as a Vampire Hunter. It's a gritty frightening tale of insane rogue vampires praying on a community and it strikes close to home when Molly's pregnant sister is captured by the creatures. Like Haints, this story reads with all the depth and color of Hunter's novels. It's exceedingly well done. Cajun with Fangs: This story also reads like one of Ms. Hunter's novels. Jane's motorcycle breaks down in a small bayou town and Jane gets pulled into a centuries old feud between witches and vampires. It's intense with satisfying twists and turns. Jane is required to be both tough and very intelligent. The only problem with the story is that one of the locals speaks in dialect and it gets very trying. The "dialect issue is often an unwinnable problem for authors. People do speak differently. If you pretend that they don't your stories lack an important element of authenticity. If you show the dialect, it can distract from the tale. On reflection, Ms. Hunter walks the line between these problems very well. Have Stakes Will Travel is a much stronger collection of stories than is found in Cat Tales. Both are worth your money. Four stars.
This series is well worth reading. It makes you yearn for more. It's better than any soap opera. It's very fast reading.
The Jane Yellowrock series is one of my favorite series. There are currently five books in the series with the sixth one (Blood Trade) set to release in April of 2013. The first book is Skinwalker. The series features a Cherokee Skinwalker who is the last of her kind. Unlike most shapeshifter series, Jane is able to shift into any type of animal and is not limited to one type of animal throughout the whole series. We watch as Jane, a rogue vampire hunter, finds herself working for a vampire, learning of their culture, the culture of the people who serve them and sometimes finding that she is not the top predator in the room. I found her character development interesting. This is not a traditional shapeshifter and vampire series and I found I rather enjoyed the fresh take in the urban fantasy genre. If you like Kim Harrison Rachel Morgan series, Ilona Andrews Kate Daniels series, and Patricia Briggs Mercy Thompson series (just to name a few) then you should also try this series!
These shorts are rich in backstory and really add to the characters of the Jane Yellowrock/Beast series. If you haven't started the series yet, you will devour the novels immediately after finishing this book of short stories!
Stories about a girl that doesn't want to do what she does, but is very good at it.
Have Stakes Will Travel is a terrific anthology set in Jane Yellowrock world and contains three new short stories: "WeSa", "Haints", and "Cajun with Fangs". The fourth story "Signatures of the Dead" was previously published in Strange Brew. As I've said before, one reason I enjoy anthologies is because you have stories from the point of view from other characters that provide more depth to the overall world. That is certainly the case in Have Stakes Will Travel. The first three stories take place prior to the start of series and are told from the points of view from Beast, the soul of a mountain lion that lives within skinwalker, Jane Yellowrock, Jane's best friend, Molly Trueblood, and Jane herself. The final story "Cajun with Fangs" takes place after Raven Cursed and is again from Jane's POV. You don't have to read them to enjoy the series, but I higly recommend it. All four stories are packed with action that make them quick reads while adding details to Jane's world. It's a great lead-in to the release of Death's Rival on October 2nd!
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Really good short stories about Molly and Jane. I loved seeing Jane through somebody elses eyes, the way she moves in a catlike way, her vulnerability and protectiveness. Learned much more about Molly's abilities since I haven't had a chance to read the short stories previously published about her. Cajun with Fangs was just plain fun, short, sweet and to the point, Jane at her best with stakes, guns and Bitsa, Derek and his vodka boys. Can't wait for book 5, I know this little compilation was supposed to wet our appetities and it did it's job very well.


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As its main US market reaches maturity, deep-pocketed Discovery Communications is embarking on a global growth drive with ambitions in the UK, its second most important territory, undiminished.
The company, which runs cable channels including Animal Planet and the Military Channel and makes co-productions with the BBC such as Planet Earth, says its margins are above 40% and net profits are on track to be as much as $1bn (£612m) this year. Dapper veteran US sales chief Joe Abruzzese is currently leading crucial talks to secure at least $850m – of what will eventually amount to an annual total of more than $1.2bn, or 50% of US revenues – from advertisers buying into shows including Morgan Freeman's Through the Wormhole and a new Oprah Winfrey series promising "conversations and travel around the world".
The US accounts for about two thirds of Discovery's global revenues and profits, and provides on average 60% of programming to its channels around the world. Yet there is recognition among Discovery executives and City analysts alike that the next chapter in the growth of the company lies with the development of its international operation.
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"They have done a great job domestically [in the US market] and are at the top of the industry," says Jessica Reif Cohen, managing director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. "International is really where the growth is, and the US media companies best positioned are Fox and Discovery. They have scale in most countries, started early and their channels tend to translate well." When Discovery's founder and chairman John Hendricks took the decision to float his private business in 2008, the imperatives, pressures and opportunities inherent in life as a public company began to shape its strategy.
The move was championed by cable pioneer John Malone – he and the Newhouse family, owners of media assets including magazine publisher Condé Nast, are the biggest shareholders in Discovery, each holding 24% of voting rights.
Chief executive David Zaslav, hired from NBC Universal in 2007 as the company eyed a public listing, has been credited with reinvigorating brands such as the flagship Discovery channel and female-focused TLC, which some argued had lost their lustre.
During Zaslav's watch an increase in well-funded shows has been a priority, with the programming budget soaring from about $650m to $1bn in five years. Key moves have included the so far somewhat low rating joint venture with Winfrey to launch the channel OWN, although it should be boosted by her onscreen debut in Oprah's Next Chapter in September. "We have some work to do," admits Abruzzese. "It is a transition year for her, however for us advertisers are looking at it as a longer play."
In the European market, arguably the most high-profile play the company has made is bidding for Virgin Media's 50% stake in UKTV, the joint venture with Discovery's long-term production and business partner BBC Worldwide. Despite being considered by many to be the hot favourite, Discovery disappeared from the running, with US firm Scripps in pole position in the ever lengthening sales process.
"As we looked at UKTV the question was, could we bring Discovery UK and UKTV together," says Mark Hollinger, chief executive of Discovery Networks International. "There were an enormous number of complications to that. Ultimately it was too complicated to pull it off. Virgin Media wanted a nice clean buyer. They didn't want anyone wanting to change the deal or the structure."
Hollinger intimates – as does BAML's Reif Cohen more generally in reference to international markets – that acquisition is not critical to the growth plan, arguing that in the UK "right now we are probably big enough".
He is unfazed by News Corporation's bid to acquire the 61% of BSkyB it does not already own. "We have not really got involved with it," says Hollinger, who has a four-year, £200m-plus ad sales deal with BSkyB. "We see it as something that doesn't really impact our business or the relationship we have with them. To me it is more an issue around independence of voice and journalism in the market, as opposed to their increasing their stake affecting the pay TV business".
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Despite the global recognition, and financial success, of Discovery in international markets, there is a nagging perception that the brand and business need to do more. Dee Forbes, its managing director for Western Europe, points to shows featuring talent such as James Cracknell and a documentary on the Ark Royal as UK originations that are key to altering the way it is seen.
"The Discovery brand is hugely well-known, but given our scale we have not punched above our weight," she admits. "We have great international content but there is a need to go local and get that buzz with co- and original productions to re-energise the Discovery brand."
Hollinger has identified a number of regions including Latin America as priority growth markets. He says that the three biggest overseas markets in revenue terms are the UK, Brazil and Poland. Typical major markets for international expansion, such as France and Germany, are notably missing.
He admits that, as with other operators such as News Corp's Sky Deutschland, there have been growth issues. This has led in recent years to an interesting strategic departure to free-to-air – one senior executive says that the dyed-in-the-wool pay TV man Malone required convincing – with channels which have been very successful in Germany and Italy. Spain, another hard to crack pay TV market, could be next.
In the UK, which despite being a tremendously successful market is considered slow growth, Discovery launched Quest on Freeview in 2009. "We felt that was part of the market that we were missing out on," says Hollinger. "Without abandoning our roots as a pay TV company, we had to look at other opportunities [in slower growth markets]".
Hollinger is clear on the importance of expansion beyond the US. "US pay TV has pretty much maxed out and is a single-digit growth business," he says. "The international business should move closer to 50% [of revenue and profits] over time. It should be the primary source of growth over the next five years".


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Chapter 6 Ethnography
Ethnography Defined The study of how speakers use language in interaction with others The study of speech communities' "ways of speaking"
Ethnography Components Focus on: Naturally occurring speech Context of production Qualitative analysis Meaning & function (not just distribution) Language as relationship management Compare these with the techniques from Chapter 3…
Doing Ethnography Open mind/Blank page Compare/contrast: Own/others
Doing Ethnography Open mind/Blank page Compare/contrast: Own/others Fieldwork (all of the following) Observing Asking questions Participating Testing perceptions with SC members
Just the Absence of Speech…?
To Speak or Not to Speak… NOT simply the absence of speech Apache Quote page 187… Igbo 'ebullient loquacity' Japanese 'Ma' "powerful silence" vs. Jewish New Yorkers… Others…?
Evaluate this comment: About changes in Finish culture "if the result is a more communicative Finn, the development is certainly not for the worse."
Deborah Tannen Jewish New Yorkers Conversational Analysis Language and Gender
Politeness Theory 'Face' Saving face Losing face Indirect ≈ Polite } Balance
Polite Silence…?
Cultural Relativism AAs/WASPs think - Apache silence = rude Jewish NYer's talking = rude Japanese folks think - Drinking noodle soup silently = rude Others?
Narratives Constructed to make a point Complex Abstract, orientation, complication, etc. Mutli-voiced ≈Chronological order ≠ Neutral facts ≠ Self contained (intertextual)
Quotable …no speaker is the first one who disturbs the eternal silence of the universe… - Bakhtin
Extra Credit Possibility: Choose any ethnographic description article discussed in the text, read it, and do a brief presentation for the class: Main ideas Relation to (extension of) class discussion Relation to your personal experience Offer will be good for most topics/chapters
Analyzing Conversations… Hymes, Grice & others (much extra-textual stuff…)
Freedom of Speech? Possible / 'Impossible' responses? Judge sentencing felon Parent scolding a child Preacher's sermon to congregation Student presentation in class
Group Activity Analyzing Greetings Why do you speak at all? When do you greet others? Who do you greet/not greet? Who speaks first? What can/cannot be said? What else is involved in greetings?
Maxims of Conversation Quantity Be as informative as required… Relevance Be relevant Manner Brief, orderly Not ambiguous nor obscure Quality Truthful, Supportable claims
SPEAKING (analytical framework) Setting & Scene Participants Ends Act Sequence Key Instrumentalities Norms of interaction & interpretation Genre Hymes 1972
Conversational Analysis Project Use SPEAKING model Natural or Recorded Speech Act Choose Situation to Elucidate: Silence ■ Voice Variation Politeness ■ Style/Register Dialect ■ Codeswitching
SPEAKING in Class Apply the SPEAKING model to a typical university classroom (Specify) Setting & Scene Participants Ends Act Sequence Key Instrumentalities Norms of interaction & interpretation Genre
Do it again: Getting a Speeding Ticket Setting & Scene Participants Ends Act Sequence Key Instrumentalities Norms of interaction & interpretation Genre Your Conversational Analysis should include what happens as well as why these things happen… The 'what' should be separated by the SPEAKING components. The 'why' may be integrated in the components or held the end and placed in a new section of its own…
Vocab Turn-taking Transition relevance places Minimal Responses Back-channels Simultaneous Speech Asymmetrical Speech
Sacks, et al Model One person at a time Minimal overlap Brief gaps between turns Turns are transferred gently … ethnocentric … but valuable
In Other Languages Relationships indicated in word choice Japanese, for example: "I"MenWomen Super Formalwatakushi Formalwatashiwatakushi Normalbokuwatashi To subordinateorexxx
Whaddya Think? Are there links between turn-taking and politeness? What issues can/does this cause in intercultural communications?
What Does This Mean…? "In engaging in conversation, speakers are necessarily doing a certain amount of 'identity work', through their use of conversational style as well as their use of a particular accent, dialect, or language." p. 201
Vocab in Action Identify each of the following Use conversations w/in pages 203-213 Turn-taking Transition relevance places Minimal Responses Back-channels Simultaneous Speech Asymmetrical Speech
Preview of Power Talk Asymmetrical Speech Doctor Patient Change toward quasi-equality? What do you think? Police Suspect What mistake did the police make in trying to frame the suspect in the text? Interviewer Interviewee Moral of the story in the text? (More in Chpt 10…)
Power Talk: Your Experience Examples of PT not in text? What's the situation Is language exploited: Intentionally Inadvertently Both (Define circumstances…) Has there been change recently (50 yrs) Is change underway now?
Activity (If Time Allows) 2 - 4 volunteers Willing to chat in a 'fishbowl' Already friends You talk… We push "pause" occasionally We examine what your saying, how & why...
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The sound of my hand slapping Cara's face reverberated in my ears as i hurried out of the packed club, weaving in and out of the drunken students clutching bottles of beer in their hands.
I felt awful for slapping Cara, i had never hit her before but on the other hand it had allowed me to vent some of the anger i felt towards her for allowing her ex girlfriend to kiss her.
It made ne question whether she truely loved me and I her, I hadn't thought about it before i had gone with the flow. But now ... I was confused. I didn't stop running until i reached the cul-de-sac our flat was situated, clutching a stitch in my chest and stifelling my sobs but at the same time tears were making a steady course down my cheeks and ruining my makeup.
I leaned against a cool brick wall, breathing deeply and trying to work out what to do. I couldn't stay at the flat - it would be too awkward, but i could go home for a week. I remembered that the lecturer on my course had given the class a reading week so that we could all read though all the textbooks we should have all read before the term had started .... but no-one (including myself) had.
I nodded, a plan formulated inside my head and made my way quickly towards the flat, intending on packing and leaving before Cara could make it back. I jammed the key in the lock and turned pushing the door open. I legged in up the stairs and into the horrible bedroom which should have been Ali's, another reason for going home.
With no care for the neatness of my packing, i thrust everything i needed, including a few heavy textbooks into my rucksack and hurried back out of the bedroom and down the stairs.
I was about halfway along the corridor, heading for the front door when Matt poked his head around his bedroom door, looking as though he had just woken up from a nap.
"God, thought you were an elephant!" he said.
"Why would i be an elephant?" i snapped
"Whats with all the noise Anna?"
"Nothing" I mutteded, holding my keys tighter in my hand so that they were invariably making indentations in my hand, and itching to leave the flat quickly.
"Where are you going?" Matt asked, nodding at my rucksack.
"Oh, my lecturer issued my class with a reading week so we could readf all the textbooks we should have read before we started so i though i'd go home, see my parents and do my reading there," I replied nonchalantly whilst tightening grip on my keys.
"So whats your rush?"
"I have a train to catch and i need to go .... now!"
Matt eyed me suspiciously for a moment before saying, "Okay bye then" and closing his bedroom door.
At this i made my leave and i sprinted though the night and towards the train station.
"One ... one ticket to BossingBury Town please" I panted when I reached the kiosk at the train station.
"Do you want a return ticket?" the man in the kiosk asked and i shook my head, I would get a return ticket when i needed one.
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Our eyes met for the briefest of seconds before i turned in my seat so my back was to the window, I pulled my phone out of my pocket which Cara was now ringing pressed the red button to reject the call and turn my phone off. I would deal with the whole Cara situation when i came back .... until then I would make her sweat.
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Yes, Anna, I've not only been in contact with Henk, I met him when he did his U.S. 'book tour' ;-)
I have a copy of the Oudeans/Oudjeans story, which I have read a bit of. Very impressive!
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Another Blow to Team USA: DeMarcus Cousins Injures Leg
The bad luck just continues for Team USA. In the team's first practice since Paul George broke his leg during a scrimmage, another key player went down with an injury.
DeMarcus Cousins was injured during Thursday's practice while going after a loose ball. According to reports, Cousins had to be helped off the court and favored his right leg.
Cousins will miss Saturday's game against Brazil and Jerry Colangelo, director of Team USA, said the Sacramento Kings' big man will be getting a precautionary MRI on his leg.
This is just the latest of setbacks for Team USA. After George went down with an open tibia-fibula fracture, Kevin Durant withdrew from consideration for the team citing "physical and mental fatigue." Add those two losses to the withdrawals of Kevin Love, Blake Griffin and LaMarcus Aldridge, and Team USA's roster is not looking as strong as it could've been.
There are still a lot of talented players left on the roster and it's definitely way too early to admit defeat, but you can't expect Team USA to dominate its competition the way it could've with it's roster at full strength.
Team USA is down to 15 finalists, with the final 12 scheduled to be selected before the Americans depart for the World Cup of Basketball in Spain in late August. The FIBA World Cup, featuring 24 national teams, is scheduled to be held Aug. 30-Sept. 14.
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