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PHILADELPHIA – Penn Wrestling had one of its finest seasons in recent history – finishing with the most points by a Quakers team at the NCAA Championships since 2007 and finishing in the Top-20 for the first time since 2006. The Red and Blue were also putting in work off the mat, earning academic honors from the NWCA on both team and individual fronts.
Penn's Team GPA of 3.322 ranks No. 6 among all Division I wrestling programs. The Quakers jumped 12 spots from last year's ranking of No. 18 – the third-highest gain of any team.
Individually, Penn had two wrestlers honored by the NWCA as All-Academic selections. Casey Kent and Caleb Richardson were recognized for their work on the mat and in the classroom this season.
Casey Kent – a 2016 NCAA All-American at 174 pounds – is one of 36 All-Americans to also be named All-Academic. Kent finished fourth at the 2016 NCAA Championships at Madison Square Garden – the highest finish by any unseeded wrestler at the national tournament and Penn's highest-ever finish at 174 pounds. A two-time Academic All-Ivy selection, Kent was also named Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Performer of the Year this season.
Caleb Richardson is just the fifth Penn Wrestler to earn multiple NWCA All-Academic selections during his career – joining Matt Feast, Rick Springman, Mike Fickell, and Andrei Rodzianko. A three-time NCAA Championships qualifier, Richardson was named Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area this spring.
Penn is one of 12 EIWA programs ranked in the NWCA All-Academic Top-30, the most of any conference.
Kent and Richardson, along with fellow NCAA qualifier May Bethea and 2015 NCAA qualifier Brooks Martino all return for the Quakers in 2016-17 – part of a group of eight returning starters for the Red and Blue.


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Best DX this afternoon with the 500mW WSPR beacon is ZS6A (9195km) at 1540z. My report was -22dB S/N, suggesting 100mW may have been enough. There are lot of USA stations spotting me but none from South America so far.
UPDATE 1735z: Was spotted early this afternoon in Batumi, Georgia (on the Black Sea coast) by 4L1QX (3299km). No great distance, but my first spot from Georgia I think.
UPDATE 1742z: The last transatlantic (USA/Canada) WSPR spot of my 500mW beacon was nearly an hour ago by KD6RF (7547km). This looks like being the last stateside spot today at 1656z. As he was an hour after the other last spot, this may not be the very latest. I shall have to wait and see.
UPDATE 1820z: Still lots of USA spots coming through. The evening is young yet.
UPDATE 2220z: As the band has now closed for DX, I have gone QRT on 10m WSPR. My PC (used for 472kHz WSPR with the FT817) decided to close WSPR4 around 1610z and I have just restarted it. I am now getting and giving WSPR spots on MF again.
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Serious candidates are invited to a face-to-face interview with company personnel. These interviews usually occur on the company premise and include a site tour and introduction to key employees. Site visits provide both parties the opportunity to assess whether the job and work environment are a good fit. Arrive on time and in professional dress. Have copies of resumes and cover letters available, plus a list of questions you want to ask at the appropriate time.
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While you can't know the exact questions you will face during an interview, there are common questions you can expect and prepare for regardless of interview type. Likely questions concern your strengths and weaknesses, why you would be a fit for the job and why you left your last job. Anticipate common questions and craft your answers ahead of time. Your answers should be natural and a true reflection of you, not over-rehearsed.


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So hello ^^ My name is Austin, and to be completely honest, even though I've read and got caught up in the characters, storyline, and general height of many different creepypastas in the past, this is the first time I've actually sat down and convinced myself that I want to write them myself. While I enjoy many of the popular characters, I'm not really into writing fanfiction about pre-existing pastas. Instead, I'm determined to create my own worlds, storyline, and characters to showcase my creativity.
I've ran into a problem though, in that I need to alter my writing style, as spoopyness doesn't come naturally in my work. I want to creat a legitimate relationship with my readers when I publish work, and creeping them out isn't really the first thing I like to do. I'm more of a ethos/logos type person in the sense that I want them to relate to my characters and rationalize with their situation, which in my experience, is hard for this genre of stories. In fact, I worked to put out a piece for this website already, but after rereading it, I figured it wasn't really creepy enough to count. here's the link if you want to read it http://powerfusion68.deviantart.com/art/In-a-Manner-of-Thought-short-story-524378927 as I believe it's a good indicator of my writing fundamentals and skill level. Don't be afraid to critique and slam it though, as I'm focused on improving.
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Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2006 at Noon ET
Challenge Index
Wednesday, December 13, 2006; 12:00 PM
Education analysts Andrew Rotherham and Sara Mead"believe that the
Rotherham is co-founder and co-director of and Mead is senior policy analyst for
Andrew J. Rotherham: Hi,
Thanks for having us. For background for readers, the original analysis of the Challenge Index that Sara and I did can be found at the link above.
Skewed Index: I am all for college prep, AP and even IB programs. However, my nephew is in a college prep program and takes two AP classes. I tutored him in algebra and cannot fathom how he is ready for AP physics and calculus. His parents say he is struggling in the classes as well. He is on pace to graduate, as he has his base credits covered. However, for the index, he counts as a positive. Wouldn't the index be better if it measured the ratio of number in classes and students, and weighted it by the percentage that passed the exam? There are other ratios to examine as well. This index is really just a participation index. This could merely reflect which districts have made the resources available versus which students benefit most from the programs and tests.
Sara Mead: You are right that AP test-taking doesn't measure whether or not kids actually mastered the AP curriculum. One of Jay's goals with the challenge index has been to encourage schools to open AP opportunities to all students who might benefit from them, rather than restricting them to just students that they judge are most likely to pass an AP test. There's some good logic here: evidence shows that kids benefit from being exposed to the rigorous academic curriculum that well-taught AP classes offer.
But you are also correct that this means a school can do well in the challenge index even if its actual AP classes are not of high-quality and they kids don't do well on the AP tests they take. That's why the College Board developed a measure, which Jay added to the challenge index this year, that measures the percentage of all a school's graduating seniors who had a passing score on at least one AP exam. It's not a perfect measure (I'd prefer two separate indicators on what percentage of a school's students took at least one AP test and the percentage of students taking tests who passed them), but it does improve the information that's available about how well a school is doing preparing its students to pass the AP exams. You can find those ratings for D.C.-area schools in the Post package on the Challenge Index.
One minor detail worth noting here: The challenge index is based on the number of kids taking AP tests, not the number enrolled in AP courses. A lot of kids take AP courses but don't take the exam, and some kids take AP exams in subjects for which they have not taken an AP course (often because their school doesn't offer such a course).
Springfield, Va.: If the Challenge Index is inappropriate, what do you recommend parents look to when trying to objectively select a school district? At this time I am contemplating relocating my family from Springfield, Va., in the Lake Braddock school district, to Stafford, Va., in the Colonial Forge district. Which would you choose, and why? Thanks.
Andrew J. Rotherham: Hi,
As we said to the previous question on this, check a variety of sources and then make the best decision you can. Bryan and Emily's book will help you with that if you want a resource. But don't just trust the realtors, there are a lot of factors that matter in terms of "fit" for your child and you should weigh them all.
Fairfax, Va.: Doesn't the size of the school work against it in the Challenge Index? If the school has a very large senior class it can lower its challenge index score.
Sara Mead: Nope. The Challenge Index is a ratio of the number of kids in a school who take AP tests to the number of a school's graduating seniors. If a school is large, that (hopefully, although not always) means it has a large graduating class. But it also means it has a large number of potential test-takers. So, we should expect a big school to have more kids taking AP or IB tests than a small school. If the index just measured the number of kids in a school taking AP tests, it would work against small schools.
(It's worth noting, though, that the Challenge Index does not measure the percentage of a school's graduates or students who took an AP test.)
Arlington, Va.: Hi Andy,
Katryn Nicolai here. Can you summarize why the Challenge Index is not a reliable tool?
Andrew J. Rotherham: Hi Katryn,
Our concern with the index boils down to what it does not take into account rather than what it does. We agree with Jay that AP course-taking is very important. However because the index doesn't look at other measures, for instance graduation rates, scores on state standardized tests, etc it gives a very incomplete measure of school performance. Consequently, a school can have a few students taking a large number of AP courses while most students are getting a subpar education and it can still rank as one of the "best" schools under this index. In fact, perversely, a high dropout rate can actually help a school's ranking by changing its denominator in Jay's formula. We think that's unacceptable considering the nature of the educational challenges the region and the nation face today.
Washington, D.C.: Your critique seems to rely heavily on the existence of various forms of "achievement gaps" which are certainly an important policy issue. But from the perspective of an individual whose children are on the "good" side of these gaps (most Newsweek and Washington Post readers, for example), what's the problem with using an index that ignores them as an aide for deciding where it might be good to send one's kids?
Andrew J. Rotherham: Hi,
Even in the affluent suburbs that surround this city, there are substantial gaps in achievement for students by race and income so I'm not sure I'd characterize the Post's readership in exactly that way. In fact, on average, African-American students perform better on Virginia's standardized (and horribly named) SOL tests in Richmond than in Fairfax County. You won't see that on the real estate brochures.
So while AP offerings are one thing parents should consider when they think about what high school to send their children, too, there are a host of other factors they should consider to. And Sara and I think that it's incumbent on the Washington Post to do that and incumbent on Jay Mathews to make Newsweek's list of "best" high schools better approximate a reasonable definition of that word.
Ft. Washington, Md.: What advice can you give to parents that live in an area (P.G. County) with the lowest-ranked schools but cannot afford to move or send their children to private schools?
Sara Mead: I am assuming that you are talking about schools that are ranked low on the Post's Challenge Index. I know that Jay Mathews, who developed the Challenge Index, would agree with me that just because a school doesn't do well on the challenge index, that doesn't mean it's a bad school. There are lots of schools that do a good job educating their students but do not necessarily offer AP courses or encourage their students to take AP tests. Conversely, evidence from state assessments, graduation rates, and other measures shows that many schools that did well on the challenge index don't actually do a good job of educating their students, for reasons Andy describes above.
The challenge index is only one, and I would argue one very narrow and flawed, measure of how well schools are educating their students. That's one of the reasons Andy and I have challenged calling schools that do well on the national list America's "100 best high schools."
D.C.: Sara, you've done important work on gender in education, how does that factor into the Challenge Index?
Sara Mead: Thanks for saying nice things about my work! We didn't look specifically at achievement data for boys and girls in schools on the challenge index. I would really like to see Jay include more information with the index about what percentage of students in a school from different subgroups (such as students from different racial and ethnic groups) took AP tests. Obviously, it would be interesting to include information on the percentage of boys and girls who took AP tests in that information. In general, girls are more likely to take AP tests than boys, but there are also significant differences depending on the subject. Girls are more likely to take AP tests in foreign languages, whereas boys are more likely to take AP tests in physics and computer science.
Bethesda, MD: You weigh in on federal and state policy on a regular basis. What should the government be doing in this situation?
Andrew J. Rotherham: Great question.
In too many places it's still easier to find out good comparative information when choosing a washing machine than it is when choosing a school. That's a problem that government can solve by making transparent information available.
Information is, of course, power and for too long state and local officials have been reluctant to part with the power that comes with having all the data. But as these new Web sites show, the genie is out of the bottle on transparency and so state and local officials should get in front of it.
Very much related, too many parents still have trouble visiting schools and watching classes when they're making a decision. Obviously schools need to be able to maintain orderly environments where kids can learn and it can't be a free-for-all. But our public schools are public institutions and they need to live up to that charge by welcoming the public in to see what's happening and get a first-hand sense when they're making choices about schools.
Arlington again: Are you going to, or have you, come up with your own list based on your own criteria to rival Matthews' list?
Andrew J. Rotherham: We are not specifically, but I have been working, along with my colleague Mike Goldstein who founded the Match Public Charter School in Boston on a project with a large news organization to do exactly that. Look for it before too long. Sara can speak for herself but she thinks that this whole list business is trouble so she's put her energies into slaying some other dragons lately.
Bethesda, Md.: How would you reform the Challenge Index to better reflect the quality of high schools?
Andrew J. Rotherham: For starters we would include other measures, achievement gaps (or lack thereof) and graduation rates (again disaggregated by race and income). As Jay points out, when he started the index information like this was not available in a comparative way. That's changed though and the Challenge Index needs to change, too
Andrew J. Rotherham: Here is a link to the Match School. It's a very interesting school, best open-enrollment high school in Boston, and an example of what can happen when all kids get a rigorous curriculum
Hagerstown, Md.: Isn't this ranking unfair to smalls schools in rural areas that can't offer as many AP classes as big city and suburban schools?
Sara Mead: It's probably easier for bigger schools to offer a lot of AP classes, but there are plenty of ways smaller and rural schools can help more kids take rigorous college-level courses, too. One of the easiest ways is by encouraging more students to take college-level courses at their local community college. It can be an affordable way for rural communities to offer their students courses like calculus or physics for which it's often hard to hire qualified high school teachers. Former Virginia Governor Mark Warner supported initiatives to encourage this. Another thing some small schools can do is to make AP courses the default course: For example, you could replace your current senior English course with AP language or AP literature, but you would need to do a lot of teacher professional development and improve the preparation kids are getting in earlier English classes.
Students can also take AP tests even if they don't take an official AP course. I was lucky when I went to high school to have several teachers who were willing to work outside of class with me and a small group of students to prepare us for the AP tests, even though our school didn't offer an official AP course. There are lots of ways to expand opportunities for all students to take rigorous college-level work if they are creative.
Andrew J. Rotherham: Due to a technical snafu an earlier question got deleted, it was from a parent wanting to know how they should choose a school if not using the Challenge Index.
In short the answer was, comparative data about schools as well as qualitative measures about the school, informed opinions of others, needs of your child, and careful consideration about what school will be the best fit. And trust your gut. Worry less about labels like public, private, and charter and more about what school is the best fit for your child.
Bryan and Emily Hassel have written a book, The Picky Parents Guide, referenced above, that is a great resource for parents. And Web sites like Schoolmatters.com and Greatschools.net offer data for parents and Greatschools.net offers parent reviews, too.
Andrew J. Rotherham: Here is a link to the GreatSchools.net site.
Andrew J. Rotherham: And here is Schoolmatters. It's a project of S& P, and a sign of the times, the same analytic rigor they bring to rating companies and states, they're bringing to the education space.
Alexandria, Va.: Do you think that the emphasis on taking AP classes is putting the squeeze on those students who may be above-average but aren't quite up to the work required in a well-taught AP class? For example, my son's high school is eliminating most "honors" classes in the upper grades, which means you either have to take the "regular" class (often with unmotivated students and a not very challenging curriculum) or take the AP class. There is no middle ground. Without the honors classes, my son has a choice between classes that are too easy (and probably boring) and classes that he may not be able to handle.
Sara Mead: I think some proponents of AP class would probably argue that the "squeeze" you're mentioning is a good thing, because it encourages schools to raise standards and expectations for their advanced students who were previously in honors classes. I have a lot of concerns about the challenge index, particularly because some schools that do well on it don't seem to serve disadvantaged students well.
But if you look at some of the schools Jay has written about, like YES! College Prep, that do serve a lot of disadvantaged students and get them to pass AP tests, it's clear that a lot of kids who a lot of people might think aren't quite up to the work actually can succeed in AP courses with the right instruction and support.
AP courses are rigorous, but they are intended to cover the kind of content in the kind of depth and speed that kids will have to encounter in their first year of college. I'm not sure we do any favors to students who are college bound by putting them in courses we call honors (which assumes they are challenging, college-preparatory work) but that don't prepare them for the rigors of college-level work. Some of these students will get a rude awakening in college. We should also improve expectations in a lot of "average" courses so that they are challenging for students.
Sara Mead: Thanks for the questions everyone. It's been great chatting with you, but now it's time for us to eat lunch. Please check out our work at www.educationsector.org.
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5.0 of 5
July 12th, 2016
My favorite man, besides my husband
I have read the bad reviews and I just cannot even believe it. Dr. Doody is so great. Go and see for yourself.
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November 13th, 2015
Dr. Doody is great and so is his staff. After initial appointment with Dr. Doody you will be seen by the NP Andrea who is also great. He even gave me his cell phone number if my symptoms get worse.
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June 23rd, 2015
Wish I found this site existed before
As a former patient, I found his office manager rude and disrespectful to patients. It didn't matter if you were there or not. After my final encounter I left the practice. I wish this site existed when I was seeing him & his PA. It may have saved me a hysterectomy at such a young age. The problem I had did have other options but after 1 Dr referred me to him, I really trusted Dr D. Once the credit card thing began it was time to exit. Glad I did too. Found a great Dr & one who has helped me adjust to a life without hormones. Dr D was wrong. There are other options. Any Dr who tells you that since you will no longer bear children your equipment it is useless. RUN!!!!!!
5.0 of 5
June 15th, 2015
great knowledgable doctor. he even gave me his cell number.
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March 29th, 2014
I am grateful
I am grateful to Dr. Doody. He performed a beautiful surgery to repair my damaged tubes, uterus, and cervix. The scars are almost gone. The credit card thing threw me off a bit too. This is how i got around it... i gave a fake credit card number and then dutifully signed the paper. He is a wonderful doctor and i do have confidence that he will get me pregnant. They even can have you come in on Saturdays if that is what your cycle calls for. Dont let the bad reviews throw you off.
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October 4th, 2013
At the Mercy of Health Care Industry - WAKE UP AMERICA!
The best way I can describe what happened to me, and wondering how common this UNETHICAL practice is --- For at least the last 3 years (that I know of), this medical office has been REQUIRING patients to fill out a form giving your personal credit card information BEFORE you can be seen. The form states you MUST give your credit card number or you CANNOT be seen by the doctor! What has happened to INTEGRITY in our country???? I was seen in their office yesterday, and when I questioned this practice/whether or not this is a legal practice, the receptionist checked with the office manager, and she said "don't worry about it", I didn't fill it out! If you Google this, the medical industry is now encouraging this type of practice so they can be paid more efficiently for their "services". Once you give your credit card number and sign this form, you are giving them legal permission to charge whatever they wish - you have no recourse to refute any charges!!! Also, as I left the office, I was given no encounter form, no list of what I was charged yesterday, and they would not allow me to even pay my required co-pay, so, basically you could say you write out a "blank check" to whatever the office charges - you won't know until about a month later, after insurance is filed and you get a bill! FYI - my husband and I both work, are in middle class America, have good health insurance, and always pay our bills - and this is the way good Americans are being treated!!!!! This doesn't seem to be just with this office, but a standard practice across America in the health care industry!
5.0 of 5
September 12th, 2012
Wonderful, Caring Doctor
I have been going to Dr. Doody for a while now, and I have found him and his entire staff to be kind and understanding.
3.7 of 5
August 16th, 2012
Ok but not as good as hoped
Ok if you can deal with the religious overtures. My husband and I only went a few times before moving out of the area several months ago. Most of his staff are friendly but not all and there were constant billing issues and the person who handles those was not helpful and appeared to be indifferent and difficult to reach. It wasn't the most pleasant experience. The office seems too busy to give personalized one on one attention. I wouldn't recommend shop around.
5.0 of 5
September 15th, 2010
Several co-workers/friends recommended me to Dr. Doody and I was well pleased. He was so nice and caring and knew all the steps we needed to take. He didn't try to force us into IVF and knew right off the bat what steps we need to take. Meeting him was truly a blessing. And now we have our little baby boy and we didn't need IVF or fertility drugs like a previous doctor tried to push on us. Thank God for such a wonderful doctor as Dr. Doody.
1.0 of 5
April 21st, 2010
personal experience with dr. doody
not satisfied with patient service. Nurses are rude and difficult to deal with over the phone. It took 6 months for Dr. Doody to realize I needed surgery due to a cyst I have had all my life?! They seem to always give the run around-no organization in the office. Definitely needs improvement for patient care.
5.0 of 5
March 24th, 2010
Had Been Misdiagnosed so many times till now
I love Dr. Doody and his staff. I had been to several doctors through out my life, and have always had problems with my weight. The previous doctors just thought that I was fat and over eating when I hardly ever ate anything. I went to Dr. Doody because of infertility, and he diagnosed me on the first visit. He said that my PCOS would cause me not to be able to get pregnant on my own (without medical intervention) and would also cause my weight issues. I was so happy to finally be able to find a doctor who could help me. With my miscarriage, he and his staff were so helpful and understanding. He even took the time to sit down with my family after my surgery to let them know how things went. You may have to wait a little while to get into see him, but it is well worth it. When I wait I just think that maybe he is helping something through something like I went through.
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January 12th, 2010
BILLING Practice stinks
If you do not have a credit card or a debit card you can not see this doctor. Isn't there a law that states you are not required to leave your credit card information with someone to charge whatever fee or charge that a MD wants to? I feel that this is a very unethical practice. I do not care if he is a good md or not, I think that there policy to hand over to the md office your credit card or bank card for them to charge you with whatever they please with out your knowledge of how much it will be is crazy. What other profession can do this and get away with it? NONE. Angry
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ACMI is open all night for White Night, and while we can't promise an empty cinema, you will at the very least have a seat entirely to yourself and the chance to chill for an hour or so. Direct from Minnesota come highlights from the 2015 Walker Art Centre Internet Cat Video Festival, but if feline funnies aren't your thing, there's also Australian race relations mockumentary Babakiueria, nostalgic Aussie coast film Girt by Sea and experimental short Night Cries: A Rural Tragedy.
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After the kids are in bed for the night, I truly enjoy sitting down in front of the boob tube and binging on some of my favorite shows. After a day of being a mom, it's nice to watch something that's kind of anti-fairy tail, you know? Without a doubt, my favorite show to indulge in is American Horror Story. It is one of the craziest shows on TV and has definitely proved itself to be one of the greatest shows, ever. There are twists and turns galore and I am literally on the edge of my seat the entire time. If you need any more convincing, here are some reasons why you should be watching American Horror Story.
1. Each season is a separate story. Each season tells a different story, beginning to end, in just 12 episodes. Each season that airs now is starting to reveal tie-ins to previous seasons. I read somewhere that in the end everything will tie in together, so it actually excites me when a connection to a previous season comes up. The the first real connection was Pepper in Season 2, Asylum. There she was a patient at Briarcliff Manor, but in Season 4, Freak Show, we saw that that Pepper was performer with Elsa's Cabinet of Curiosities. Since then there have been many more and I am positive that there will be more to come.
2. Recurring cast. You will see many familiar faces from season to season, but since the stories change, their characters do as well. So while you see see many of the same actors each year, they may not be taking on a lead role as they did in previous seasons. You just never know.
3. It's actually not scary. Creepy as h-e-double-hockey-sticks, yes, but scary – no.
4. It will keep you guessing. American Horror Story is a crazy mix of sex, witty humor and the macabre. I can't tell you how many nights after watching it that my husband will lay in bed and just recap what happened because honestly, it's hard to process sometimes. As I mentioned the seasons of AHS are short, so each episode is jam-packed with all kinds of plot twists – many of which you will never see coming.
5. Some of the characters in the show are based on real people. In Season 2 we meet two of them: Anne Frank and sadistic doctor Dr. "Arden", who was based on historical figure from the Holocaust. Marie Laveau in season 3 (Coven) was rumored to be a voodoo witch. There are also many references in the first season to Hollywood murder cases including the unsolved murder of Elizabeth Short, known as the Black Dahlia
6. Evan Peters. This guy is a really, really great actor. His roles on the show have varied dramatically each season (everything from a serial killer to a ghost) and he nails every single one of them.
7. Lots of cameos! From Neil Patrick Harris to Stevie Nicks (who played herself) to Adam Levine to Eric Stonestreet (Cam on Modern Family) – there are lots of appearances from special guests on American Horror Story. It makes it fun to watch because you never know who is going to show up.
8. It's totally binge worthy! It's hard to take a break in between episodes, so it's nice that the seasons are short and you can totally binge an entire season on Netflix in one day.
Whenever I talk with someone about American Horror Story, one thing I always get asked is what my favorite season is. Until this past season, My Roanoke Nightmare, my favorite season was #3 – Coven, but now I think Roanoke is my favorite. My least favorite was Freak Show and no, it's not because of the clown! I just feel like there was a better direction they could have gone in as opposed to the way it played out.
Have you seen American Horror Story? What was your favorite season?
Note: I am a member of the Netflix StreamTeam. As part of the #streamteam, I have received product and complimentary service, but all opinions are 100% my own.
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That is what is so great about american horror story everyone is totally different. Not like you have to start from the beginning. You can play catchup and not worry about skipping around. Yes it really isn't scary at all.
Wow, American Horror Story sounds really interesting, and a little crazy!
I have to confess that I've never seen it. Now I'm intrigued! I'll have to add it to my "must watch" list for Netflix.
My friend absolutely adores this show! Haven't watched an episode yet but I have been meaning to start it for quite some time now.
I have yet to watch it but now I am really interested. I might have to finally sit down and see if it is something I like. Thanks for sharing!
I have never seen American Horror Story. I keep hearing about it from friends who like creepy shows, though. A lot of them have seen every episode.
I have heard so much about American Horror Story, but have not seen it yet. Your blog has convinced me to watch it!
I would totally love to check out this show. I have heard amazing things about this and it sounds like I would really enjoy it. I will definitely look for it!
My daughter watches this show as do several friends. I haven't been able to get into it. Not entirely sure why though.
I am not the type who is into horror shows or movies but I know my husband loves this how. Sounds like there are some very talented writers and actors involved in it.
I agree. I don't watch AHS but there are so many great actors putting their time into it.
Frankly speaking, I haven't watch the American Horror Story but me and my husband like to watch horror movies. Will try to check this out and watch it this weekend.
I've never watched American Horror Story. I didn't realize that their was a different story line each season. Horror isn't really my thing, but it is something that my husband enjoys now and again. Side note: that clown is creepy!
I've watched this series and also really enjoyed it. I don't think it's scary at all it's just quite disturbing at times. Highly recommend this too
I used to love watching horror movies when I was a kid. But as I grow up, I realized that this kind of movies just give me nightmares. That is the reason, I stopped from watching such.
I just don't think I can do it! I'm such a scaredy cat. I'll stick to Parks and Rec, I think. Hahaha 🙂
I have not watch American Horror Story yet but will have to now. We like watching scary movies as a family on Netflix and these ones sound interesting. I have to admit that clown is the freakiest I have seen. Thanks for sharing the reasons to watch American Horror Story
I absolutely love this series. Some of my friends thought it went too far, but I adored it. Never missed an episode.
I've heard about this show! I might have to check it out one day.
I love watching horror stories. I just wish I still have netflix!
I don't watch it but this is something my son watches. We love having Netflix. There is so many choices available for everyone's liking.
American horror story is one of my favorites!!!!! Hahaha I LOVE your number 6 . Evan peters is such a good actress and super cute even with lobster hands hahah!!! All your reasons are great!!
I use to be a big fan of American horror story, I stopped watching it after the carnival. Something about it bothered me, but I may pick it back up.
I usually enjoy it, but I hated the Hotel one. I haven't caught up on the current season just yet, but I like that it's sort of reality based.
I've never seen this show, however, my boyfriends 10 year old daughter watches it with her mom. You have a great post, it's just not my thing. 🙂
I started watching it over the holidays. I really enjoyed the first season but I seem to have a had time getting into the second season. I will continue as my Boyfriend really likes it.
Yes, I 100% agree that everyone should check out American Horror Story! I love it. I also completely agree about Evan Peters, he is so amazing!
I knooooow, everyone has been talking about it so much but I just somehow couldn't get into it 🙁 Will try again!
We had been watching it, but we have not watched it in a while. I liked The Coven. That was my favorite season. Really because it had Stevie Nicks in it. I love that girl!
I know so many friends are into this show I can't seem to get into it. I am going to see if I can again. Ty for sharing
I have been really intrigued about this series and curious what people thought. I like how they are all separate and not too scary!
I have done some reviews on my blog as well and girl, you have an amazing post!!!
I have never seen the show but I think I would like it! Not sure if it is too scary for this big chicken : )
Binge worthy is an understatement. I adore this series!
I watched the first 4 seasons (I loved them), and kind of fell off the bandwagon. This show is definitely pretty twisted and sometimes even too much for me!
You have lots of great points here, but I still can't make myself watch it because I get scared so easily. I have a couple friends that I absolutely love the show.
I am familiar with it but have never watched an episode! But now, after your post, I'm definitely checking it out, thanks!
I'm not sure American Horror Story is for me, but I know a few people who watch it and love it. What really got my attention here was your mention of the Netflix StreamTeam, which I've been curious about for a long time. How does one get invited to participate?
I actually did find it really scary season one – too scary to keep watching! and all the promos looked terrifying
I love AHS. Coven was my favorite, I wasn't thrilled with Hotel. I didn't finish Roanoke, I need to go back, it had started getting really good.
You're preaching to the choir girl, I love this show! My favourite one was the asylum series, really gripping.
Katja xxx
I know so many people that LOVE this show and they rave about it all the time. I get so freaked out when I watch stuff like this but I know others that love thrillers and creepy shows so I'll be sure to suggest this to them.
Yes! I used to love this show but somehow it fell off our rotation. I love seeing how the cast reinvent themselves season after season. Truly some great actors!
There are so many shows my family and I are hooked on. American Horror Story is definitely one of them! They've got some crazy plots and storylines going on.
I'm easily scared but how I love horror movies…A big fan of AHS for the last 2 years 🙂
American Horror Story is definitely on my list! I've seen the first few episodes but then I started watching something else.. Gotta get back to it!
This is not my genre at all but my husband and I are looking for a new series to watch. I'll tell him about it and see what he thinks. Thanks for the info.
I just got Netflix again a couple of months ago and after I finish Parenthood, I need another show to binge! I'll add this to my list!
I have heard nothing but awesome things about this show! I need to queue it up!
I haven't had a chance to watch American Horror Story but now I am intrigued. I'll have to add to my list of shows to watch on Netflix.
I will have to do some binge watching on this. I have read people raving about the show, however, I have not found time to sit and watch. Maybe this weekend I will!
American Horror Story is the first thing to actually creep me out in ages! Season 2 was my favorite thus far.
I just love this show! I have been watching it since the first season and can't get enough of it.
It sounds like a very interesting show but I just don't know that I would enjoy it. It is worth a shot though so I will give it a go.
I have not watched it yet too. I love how this post provided so much information to entice more readers to watch this American Horror Story.
A very nice and intriguing post. You already capture my interest. Maybe I'll catch it up on Netflix.
My husband and I just finished watching all of the AHS seasons on Netflix last month. It's such a good show! It's hard to pick a favorite, but I really like Coven too. And Evan Peters is amazing.
I started watching American Horror Story on Netflix last year. I binged on Season 1-4 and caught Hotel last year on TV. Netflix come on and put the Roanoke story on there it was a great last season too!
My 13 year old daughter just started watching this and LOVES it. I need to sit down and see what the fuss is all about!
I absolutely love the first 3 seasons. Especially Coven! But sadly the ones that have been released after that I couldn't find them as great. Still it's a great show and I recommend it a lot!
I've never watched this show because I always thought it was scary! I can do creepy fine but scary is a no go for me. I'll have to look into it!
I am too chicken to watch this. I always hear raves but, I think I may give it a try.
I have watched it a few times. The twist and turns do keep you on your toes. Make sure to pause it if you have to leave the room!
I love AHS. I watched every season in full except the last one. The acting is phenomenal.. my favorite season was Coven!!! I need to go back and relax watch it again!
I tried watching this, but got freaked out by the first episode and didn't think it was worth my time. Lately, I've been binging on ZNation though and am really starting to enjoy it! May have to give AHS another shot when I run out of other stuff though! Thanks for the review!
I have a couple of friends that are totally addicted to this show. I just can't bring myself to watch it though, not yet anyway.
It looks interesting so I would really like to tune in and see how I enjoy it. looks like it may be one of those shows that really hooks you!
This is totally not my thing at all, I really don't like to be scared. I know I am strange that way.
I don't like screaming that's y I dun like to watch horror show.. Too timid
I haven't watched any of the seasons of American Horror Story. I know quite a few people who are hooked on this show, so I should probably give it a try. I am just so behind on watching shows, I hardly get any time to sit down and watch anything anymore.
i've been wanting to watch this for so long but never comes to my mind when i needed something horror to watch. i love anything gruesome or horror enough to gross me out or scare the shit out of me hahaha gives me the adrenaline everyday
I absolutely love this show! The first series scared the bejeepers out of me, but I've found the rest of the series quite tame with rather good story telling and acting.
I haven't seen American Horror Story yet, but it looks interesting. Im running out on series to watch, I think its time to start a Netflix account.
My husband and I really love watching horror movies, we've done Japanese and Thai horror movies, I think it's time to try the American horror.
Than you for all this info but the real and only reason why I would watch it it because of Evan Peters! I like him as a man and as an actor LOL <3
We have gotten away from this series for a bit.
But, we did see the first three seasons.
Perhaps, we should give it another try.
American Horror Story sounds like a series I'd love! It's on Netflix and my parents are crazy about it so I might have to give it a try 🙂 great post.
I tried watching the first season of this and the season with the witches. I'm too much of a chicken though!
It's so completely frustrating that Canadian Netflix is so far behind USA. Once they finally load good shows like this, you're about 3 seasons behind and it's just too much to catch up on them. Like we are literally next door…. can it be that hard to have the same content??!! ugh.
As a TOTAL American Horror story super fan I love that I can watch each season on Netflix over and over again- to really dive deep into story and plot lines that I might have missed. Also this list is AWSOME!
I'm really sorry but I tried watching this and I could only watch 10 mins of it. I'm really sensitive and this stuff kind of scared me. I'm a scardy cat. xx
I love that you put Evan Peters as his own category. I would have done the same thing. I completely agree that AHS is one of the best shows to watch, ever, period.
I LOVE American horror story, Started rewatching it from the beginning a couple of months ago as stopped originally after Coven, and love it!
I can't handle creepy so I probably won't watch it. But I have heard it is really good!!!
I have enjoyed a couple new shows this season but haven't checked this out yet. I will record it.
LOVE that show. Although, Freak Show and Hotel are my least favorite.
I've never really had a chance to watch this show. However, I've heard great things about it.
I have always been a bit squeamish, so I haven't watched it yet. Your post makes me want to check it out! Right now, I am streaming Grey's Anatomy on Netflix 🙂
I love American Horror Story! I am behind on the show by a couple of seasons, but am saving them for a binge weekend! 🙂
I watched the first few seasons of this show! I loved it but it freaked me out so bad! Ha. I watched it at night and slept with the light on 🙂
I always thought it was super scary so I stayed away from it but looks like I am missing out.
I absolutely love American Horror Story too! Every season is so gripping!
Although I haven't watched this show, I've heard it's a masterpiece. Some of the characters seem to be quite relatable
a lot of my friends love this show. i personally dont watch horror movies. i am always so nervous. lol. seems to be to real.
Love this series! Many couldn't get into the last season but I thought it was the best one yet
I feel bad saying this, but I lost interest in the show after giving 3 more seasons a try after falling in love with the first season. Actresses like Jessica Lange and Kathy Bates made it pretty interesting, though! The show just wasn't for me and I'm a big time horror fan. 🙁
Oh, I am already an American Horror Story fan! I didn't watch all of Hotel or any of Asylum, though.
I've been told I need to watch it and I have yet to. It sounds exciting, so now I might as well just give it a try.
The American Horror Story really sounds interesting and I have never watched it before though I have heard a bit about it. With different story line in each season and with twists all around this should be worth to watch out!
I know so many people who love this show, but honestly it's just to scary for me! All of those clowns and scary looking characters are too difficult to handle for me as I can't sleep after watching them. I do love a lot of other Netflix shows though!
Everyone seems to talk about this show, but I definitely know that I need to add it to my list! I'm not into scary or super dramatic shows though. I like light hearted things like Office and Friends 😉 I may have to check this out! xx Adaleta Avdic
I loved the first three seasons murder house being my favorite but I couldn't get into Freakshow, hotel or Roanoke
I've watched the first and third season, and the Freak Show one. Right now I'm watching the one with Lady Gaga in it. My favorite so far has been the first. When watching the first season, I noticed that there's reference to Roanoke (found that quite interesting!)
I've never seen a single episode but I've heard good reviews on the show. It's definitely interesting and it would be awesome to watch it.
I've only seen the first season and I stopped watching after that. It's a good show though, creepy and scary!


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- 225 g Brussels sprouts, trimmed
- 450 g potatoes, chopped
- 225 g sweet potatoes, chopped
- 25 g butter
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 onion, sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 2 teaspoons ground coriander
- 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh coriander
- flour, for coating
- vegetable oil (for frying)
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The admin's of streamlive have changed syntax and made changes to the mobile version of site, now we need a user agent switcher extension to access it. I have another simple workaround which i'm not going to post here, if anyone is interested hit me up on twitter or leave a comment. To re-enable the mobile version of site, install this User Agent Switcher Firefox Add-On and set it to use either Android or iOS #Cat&Mouse
[Update] I am noticing that m.streamlive.to (the mobile version of site) now points to streamlive.to (not mobile). Once you have found your desired stream, in the address bar delete the www and replace with an m.so we get the mobile webpage.
Since the livestreamer plugin for this site is broken, here's a way to watch all streams from streamlive.to in your favourite media player, firstly click <– hyperlink find a stream you like, click it, you will see a player, right click player and highlight/click 'copy video location' like so .. Then open a new tab and paste in the video location URL from your clipboard to the address bar ..
An .m3u8 playlist file will begin downloading, normaly to /tmp, simply open it with your chosen media player [In Firefox preferences you can also set your player as default handler for the mimetypes(MP3 audio) (streamed) (audio/x-mpegurl)M3U8 filertmp
Stream will then begin playing in chosen player automagically]
I have tested this using firefox in Linux and OS X, thats all folks .. another nail in adobe flash coffin.
P.S To have it work in Windows we need to create our own .m3u8 playlist file see this older blog post.
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If we go here http://m.streamlive.to and sign up using a bogus email; IE: mailinator we can view all the free streams from that site in our chosen local media player, if using Windows or OSX id recommend using VLC, if using a moar ethical OS (wherein you are not a commodity) i suggest using MPV. Once you have logged in then browse to the stream of your choice,
click the link which says "Play Link 1 (HLS) for iOS & Android"Above link has since been removed so we need to create our own .m3u8 playlist, see below.
In Firefox browser we can right click the video player and choose 'copy video location' paste it into new tab and the .m3u8 playlist will then download, have MPV/VLC open playlist file in settings under content, make MPV/VLC default handler for rtmp and mp3 streamed (audio/x-mpegurl) mimetypes, or open it manualy.
when clicked your browser will begin downloading a small .m3u8 playlist file, usually to the /tmp directory, all that's required is to open that .m3u8 file with your media player (preferably MPV or VLC) and that's it. happy viewing ..
Should your browser not be configured to automagically download the .m3u8 file after
clicking the "Play Link 1 (HLS) for iOS & Android" hyperlink, heres how to create your own .m3u8 playlist file …
Have a gander at this template .m3u8 playlist file, note the long URL on line 3 ..
If we then browse to chosen stream webpage and use browser to view the page source, line 146/465 gives us the relevant long url which is akin to the long URL in line 3 of the template .m3u8, replacing part of line 3 of the template file with same part of the long URL you have just copied from line 146 of the 'page source' will create your own playlist file, open it with MPV or VLC.
the 'view page source' looks like this .. replace the highlighted part of your chosen stream URL with whats in this template, once you have pasted in your chosen stream URL save the file as foo.m3u8, go ahead and make it executable and then open it in MPV or VLC.
In http://www.streamlive.to the page source' we interested in is in one of these two lines of code ..
The URL's change randomly so expect to have to do the same tomorrow to view same stream by simply swapping out old URL with the new, iv'e found both above and below URL's will work. Just start the copy of URL from _definst_/ onward and paste into same part in the template.
In the mobile version of site http://m.streamlive.to the 'page source' we interested in is here ..
I figured i would write a tutorial for my Windows using brethren showing them the awesome
livestreamer streamlink and how to go about installing and using this awesome bit of kit. Livestreamer streamlink allows us to watch a number of streaming services in VLC or any media player you choose, which is great as it does away with the need for flash, those who bother to check out livestreamer streamlink will see a marked improvement in video quality and the RAM footprint and CPU cycles are drastically decreased in comparison to when using browser to view streams.
The Windows installer can be found here the installer includes a compiled version of
Livestreamer streamlink (that does not require an existing Python installation) and RTMPDump for viewing RTMP streams. It will also generate a default config file all that requires editing is just the #player line, remove the # comment and point the player line to your players .exe .streamlinkrc it would also be wise to ensure the line rtmpdump= points to the newly installed rtmpdump .exe the default directory for the . livestreamerrc .streamlinkrc is C:\Users\cirrus\AppData\Roaming\ livestreamer. Once you have done that, then that is us finished, easy huh? now we want to find some sites which livestreamer streamlink has native plugins for, i will list a couple …
+ veetle
+ filmon
+ You Tube
To play the streams in Windows we open up the cygwin terminal (if installed) or the command prompt / powershell and simply type ..
streamlink url of stream best
for example
streamlink http://vaughnlive.tv/lmshows_ngbbc best
The chosen stream will then open in your chosen media player.
Livestreamer streamlink is in my top 5 applications and it is multi platform so Linux OSX and Windows users can benefit, see here for more info on livestreamer streamlink .
I tend to watch the nat geo wild stream often so i created a .bat file by opening notepad, pasting in this one line
streamlink http://vaughnlive.tv/lmshows_ngbbc best
save file as crime.bat and viola we have just created a shortcut to that stream, that might be handy for those who don't like command prompt or powershell.
EDIT: I filed a bug with livestreamer dev due to streamlive.to having changed their URL syntax which now renders this post obsolete.
This is just a quick tip i stumbled upon and i think ipad owners will approve.
Being a long time Android user i am new to the ipad, the ipad air 2 was under the tree so i set about tweaking it to my liking, on Android one of my favourite apk's is the Dragon VLC Player it allows me to stream all the popular TV shows and live sports to my Android tablet best of all it's free on Android.
So i then set about finding this for the ipad, alas it is indeed for sale in the app store but before i shelled out the 8 quid for it i looked around, after some trial & error i installed oplayer from the app store then once installed i opened up oplayer's settings and i changed the players built in browsers homepage to http://mobileonline.tv this gives oplayer the exact same functionality as the £8 Dragon VLC Player, allowing us to access ilive.to and stream all the things, one has to just click on the hls or rtmp url's [desktop users can ofc use these url's in VLC etc. ] and chosen stream will open in oplayer. I hope someone finds this as useful as i do.
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