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I just love the cover for this comic, and it encapsulates the theme...
TL;DR Summary:
- Rilla and I will be running a zombie RP.
- Since several ideas were floated for what historical era to play in, it was decided to put this up to a vote.
- The vote is a public vote, and you can vote for as many scenarios as you please -- the one with the most votes is the one we'll run.
- Sorry, not doing a Sengoku Jidai (Japan) era Zombie RP.
- Also, we are not doing anything past the Napoleonic era because the Wild West has been covered extensively and it's felt that it's more fun when your gun isn't rapid fire.
- Feel free to comment on the ideas presented.
Scenarios:The Persian Emperor's Revenge (Babylon, 331BCE) - The army of Alexander, spectacularly victorious in the fights at Granicus River, Issus, Tyre and Gaugemela, enter Babylon only to find that the Persian Emperor, Darius, has unleashed a vicious revenge weapon against the Hellenes, as propheised by the Pythia (at Delphi) to Philip II of Macedon, Alexander's father. The Pythia's words were; "Even spears of silver cannot fight the hydra of Hades."
Eternally Dead City (Roman Republic/Empire, 49BCE-410CE) - (Note: I thought of this before I googled at home and realized, yep, someone wrote a book) The City of Rome finds itself in a tense standoff between Julius Caesar and Gnaeus Pompei Maximus when the dead seemingly rise, perhaps as a result of some Gallic plague brought back with the slaves. What starts as unrest among the plebes quickly becomes a nightmare of death in the Eternal City... (Alternately: Fall of Rome, but with Zombies instead of Goths.)
Loki's Laugh (Viking Age, 9th century CE) - A band of Vikings sack a rich and ancient monastery in France only to find that the monks stood vigil over something far more terrible than any foe they'd ever faced. One of their own is bitten but lives long enough to die on home soil. Soon thereafter, the dead stalk the land, filling the icy night with their hungry moans...
The Black Undeath (The Hundred Years' War, 1351 CE) - In 1351, a plague sweeps war-torn France, killing high and lowborn alike. In one of the towns of Normandy, a Free Company in the employ of the English crown is forced to make a stand against the living dead that sweep the entire realm with the grudging assistance of the local French peasants and even, perhaps, a noble or two. This enemy, after all, doesn't care for why the Kings fight. It hungers after all equally...
The Battle of Zombie Hill (American War of Independence, 1775 CE) - 1775, Boston. The Colonists find that the siege against British-occupied Boston becomes something quite unexpected when they are confronted by the living dead, many of them wearing red coats...but not all of them. What was a fight to retake Boston becomes a desperate battle for Colonist and Crown forces to contain what is in Boston and prevent it from leaving...though that seems a faint and desperate hope indeed...
Out of Character Info:Here's the thing -- these are themes, but they are also draft proposals. If someone has a good idea to modify the theme, we'll happily use it, assuming it makes sense to us and so forth. But the whole point is to sort of brainstorm a fun zombie RP out of a variety of cool options. Rilla and I have final say over what goes in the RP, but we'll definitely take good advice.


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Dec 06 2013
NYIT Ranks among the Best Colleges for Veterans
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Volleyball Rallies for 3-1 Win Over Dowling in NCAA First Round
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NYIT's School Building Leadership and Technology program prepares educators to excel in demanding positions such as program director, curriculum coordinator, technology coordinator, assistant principal, and school principal. It is the only educational leadership program in New York State to include all the requirements for certification as both a School Building Leader (SBL) and Educational Technology Specialist (ETS).
The advanced diploma program focuses on the specific knowledge and skills candidates need to make a positive and profound impact on 21st century schools. A substantive study of data-driven decision-making, leadership, change, organizations, and site-based management empowers candidates to create solutions to the complex challenges they surely will confront during their careers. Integral to these leadership and administrative strengths, the program builds candidates' knowledge and understanding of successful instruction and standards-based curricula.
The rapid advances in hardware and software for communications, learning, and administration demand a high level of professional knowledge and judgment in identifying, using, and evaluating educational technologies. Therefore, each program component is technology-infused to develop candidates' technical skills as well as analytic and administrative acumen. The program is conducted in a wireless environment. Given the pressing need for technology expertise in school leaders, School Leadership and Technology graduates enter the competitive market for leadership positions with a significant advantage over those who do not possess these credentials.
For admission to the Advanced Diploma in School Leadership and Technology program in any specialization, you must:
The dean of the School of Education may grant conditional acceptance to the program if you are deficient in any aspect of the above requirements; however, this deficiency must be satisfactorily addressed before you complete 12 credits or continued matriculation will be denied.
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Derived from the two Census questions, "In the job that you worked the most hours in, what was your occupation?" and "In that job, what tasks or duties did you spend the most time on?"
Relates only to persons aged 15 years or more.
The Occupation data identifies the occupations in which the residents of an area work (this may be within the residing area or elsewhere). The occupational structure of the work force is an important indicator of the characteristics of the labour force. With other indicators, such as Educational Qualifications and Income, Occupation is a key component of evaluating the socio-economic status and skill base of an area. The occupations held by a workforce are linked to a range of factors including:
The data below is based on the 1999 New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (NZCO99) for 2006 and 2001 data, and NZSO95 for 1996 data. The difference between these two standards is minimal and enables comparisons between 2006, 2001 and 1996 occupations.
Source: Statistics New Zealand, Census of Population and Dwellings, 2006, 2001 and 1996.
Please refer to the specific data notes for more information.
This dataset describes the occupations of employed people. It applies only to people aged 15 and over who were employed in the week prior to Census.
The occupation classification is updated periodically to take account of emerging occupation groups and changes to the structure of the labour force.
Data for occupation in 2006 were dual-coded using the new Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO), and the older NZSCO99 classification, which was valid for the 2001 Census. The 1996 Census used NZSCO95, which was broadly comparable at the major group level to NZSCO99 and is presented here.
Data are presented for the broad occupation groupings, using the NZSCO99 to allow comparisons with the 2001 and 1996 Census.
The comparability of the 2006 data with 1996 and 2001 data at the most detailed level has been affected by a problem with the automatic allocation of codes during processing. Time series analysis shows inconsistencies as a result of this problem.
An analysis of the occupations held by Bastia Hill - Durie Hill - Putiki in 2006 shows the three most popular occupations were:
In combination these three occupations accounted for 642 people in total or 45.7% of the employed resident population.
In comparison, 13.3% of Wanganui District's residents were employed as Professionals; 15.9% as Service and sales workers; and 10.4% as Technicians and associate professionals.
The major differences between the occupations held by Bastia Hill - Durie Hill - Putiki and Wanganui District residents were:
Between 2001 and 2006 there were no numerically significant changes in Bastia Hill - Durie Hill - Putiki's occupation time series data.


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Bates Motel concerns the early days of Norman's life. Following the tragic death of her husband, Norma Bates buys a motel on the outskirts of the idyllic coastal town of White Pine Bay, seeking a fresh start. As Norma and Norman get ensconced in their new home, they discover this town isn't quite what it seems, and the locals aren't so quick to let them in on their secrets. But the Bates' are done being pushed around and will do whatever it takes to survive – and will do whatever it takes to protect their own secrets. |


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Silly farm sim with wacky machines and uncommon controls.
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The Pear Southern Bistro
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To be so lucky to live in a town that has so many wonderful food venues and still be able to find one more. Southern cuisine, in Napa, who would have thought, but it works and it's welcome. Waitstaff was wonderful, attentive but not overbearing. We were complimented by the chef with a sample of some of their yummy appetizers. I especially loved the fried green tomatoes and I recommend the deep fried pickles with just a hint of heat. I tried the seafood jambalaya and was pleasantly surprised at the generous portion and the perfect seasoning. Our friends tried the chicken and waffle and couldn't stop talking about the fantastic flavor and tenderness of the chicken. We will definitely return for a try at some of the rest of the menu.
Do yourself a favor....Get the Fried Pickles!!! I had the Cucumber Margarita. It was delicious. I also had the Chicken Club with the Tomato Bisque.....both were amazing and came really fast. The waiter was great too, wish i would have caught his name! My friend has the Po Boy and tomato bisque....she said both were great too!
I had an excellent 'wild caught' Salmon on haricot verde with wild rice and a wonderful red bell pepper sauce that was beautiful and light - great dish!! Also enjoyed a perfect Peach Crisp with vanilla ice cream. My friends said it was the best French Onion Soup they have ever had!
The location is a little hard to find, but once found you are in for a culinary treat. We started with the mussels - talk about delicious! We haven't had such tasty and tender mussels since. PAULO'S in Reston Va. Then we had the shrimp and grits and French dip. They definitely are a 5 star on seasoning and presentation. If we had any complaint it was that there was too much food!
Love the menu here, and the daily special is always so yummy! This is my go-to restaurant with out of town guests who just want good food and they always deliver. You must try the fried pickles!
Great atmosphere, ambiance and food ... What more can you ask for
This was our second visit to The Pear - it was even better than the first. Food was outstanding - fresh, tasty and portions were very generous. They don't have a full bar but make do with their beer and wine. We had chicken and waffles, fish and chips, shrimp po boy and chicken and dumplings and all were great. Appetizers - tater toe and crab dip- we're equally good. We sat outside, which on a pleasant evening was wonderful, but our table was right in front of the musician playing his guitar which made conversation a little tough but not impossible (he was very good by the way). Overall a great experience.
We had a wonderful experience. The gouda fondue was so good. My friend had the shrimp and grits and loved it. We had wonderful service. Our waitress Lisa did an excellent job of pacing us and listening to our needs without being over bearing or rushing us. We had a great time. This was my third time there and this was the best time there. I would definately recommend The Pear.
I had the waffle and chicken dish and it was terrific. I would not have thought to order it but having eaten in "Pear" restaurants in the past, I gave it a try!
I love southern food. The Pear did not disappoint. We had Mussels, the pear/blue cheese/walnut salad, gouda mac and cheese and the cassoulet. All were tasty, that I would recommend. We sat inside, because of the long wait outside. If you make a reservation ask for outside seating. It's on the river walk. I watched a lot of meals served as they passed by. The crab dip looked full of crab. The fondue looked worth trying. The chicken and waffles looked appetizing. The fried chicken was in two pieces, though. I like it broken up into individual pieces. It looked heavily battered too. I tend to like less batter. The chicken wings appetizer looked less breaded. The salmon looked cooked to perfection and quite appetizing.
Nice place for a taste of the South although not totally what one expects for Southern cooking. Food was great, busboy did most of service, and waiter was too uppity for me. Weird but felt from minute we checked that we were treated less than others and think maybe OpenTable Reservation might be why. Dined here a few times without so know difference. But this is Napa and uppity attitudes are the norm in most restaurants.
Don't be misled by the name. This is a Southern restaurant with a touch of Cajun and Creole. Food was very tasty. Nice outdoor eating area overlooking the Napa River.
Had a very good meal at The Pear. Booked for Wednesday night when I saw that a bottle of wine would be half price. Staff was efficient. Maybe too much so, didn't have much time to "doddle" over the courses.
Great group dining experience. Large portions, good food and casual atmosphere
I've only been here a handful of times but I am never disappointed. The service, menu selection and ambiance are all excellent.
Went for lunch with the in-laws. Chicken and waffles were great. Gumbo was outstanding. Fried pickles were a great treat. Will be back again soon. A must do for dinner.
In short, excellent food preparation, huge portions (share if you can), not for the heart healthy or fat conscious. We shared the gumbo and the scallops...both dishes were delicious. Service was a bit on the slow side and it took a while to have our waitstaff return for a signature on our dining check.
Great service and very fun enjoyable menu. We had several entrees and they ALL were enjoyed. Pleasant attentive service and delicious food made for a great vacation meal!
We are big fans of the Peasant and the Pear and now are equally fans of The Pear Southern Bistro. Great food, service, and location.
There were four of us for dinner. My wife, my Mom, her friend and I went her after seeing the menu. We weren't let down, the food, the service and the location were all outstanding. We definately would dine here again.
The food was outstanding and we loved the riverfront location. Our waiter was a delight. Definitely will return...maybe for dinner next time.
The scallops are amazing. Nice outdoor seating area. Right across the street from a free parking structure.
Read about this restaurant online and thought it sounded good to make reservations for. Fun atmosphere and a bit loud, but the service was great and the food was delish. You can eat outside and overlook the Napa River but it was a bit cool so we chose to eat in. Had a delicious cocktail - a refreshing cucumber margarita. It was so good. My husband had chicken and waffles and I had salmon with brussel sprouts. My husband enjoyed his dish and mine was very good. Salmon was cooked perfectly but the sprouts were a little too "buttery". We had nice size portions and before dinner decided to have 2 appys. Even the appetizers were good portions. Would definitely recommend.
Great food nice staff, loud. wonderful price point in Napa!
Found this gem searching for a Napa brunch restaurant. The food was great quality, the price was reasonable, and the portions were generous. Thoroughly enjoyed by the whole party.
We decided to go to this restaurant during our visit to Napa because we had seen it on a show in theFood Network. The location is beautiful and the food was excellent. I had the cheese grits and prawns and it was absolutely delicious and my friend had the pulled pork sandwich that was also excellent. Service was impecable by a cheery pirat (it was Halloween) named Mikey who was very attentive and never had to ask him for more water or anything. We sat at an outdoor table looking to the river walk and we all thought the atmosphere was very nice. What caught my attention was that such a good restaurant like this in such a tourist location was so afordable and reasonable. definitetly go back to the Pear whenever we go back to Napa.
Pear is good and priced right for what you get. Nothing really jumps out and makes it unlivable to never go there again, but it's a solid place to eat and we'd go again and have several times since this visit.
The food was fantastic and the service was great! Do yourself a favor and check this place out!
To a day of wine tasting. I had mentioned our anniversary when making reservation and we were greeted with two glasses of sparkling wine. Nice touch. People at table next to us were envious. Our server was very helpful walking us thru the menu and wine list.
My spouse and I had been wanting to try The Pear for awhile, but just never got around to it. When we finally went, it far exceeded our expectations. They have one of those menus where everything sounds amazing and it is hard to choose so you order one of everything! We loved all the food we ordered and marveled at the delicious signature cocktails. Our waiter Jeremy was fantastic and really made it a 5 star experience. I would highly recommend that you try this restaurant.
I had heard from a few friends that this was a nice restaurant and I was not disappointed in the least! We sat outside by the river and the view was beautiful , the food excellent and our waitress perfect. We wanted to have a long leisurely dinner and she accommodated us professionally. I was not familiar with the menu but everything was excellent, the "tater tots" were scrumptious, perfect starter. The only complaint, which really isn't a complaint is inside the restaurant was pretty loud but that was more just because everyone was having a great time. So therefore I wouldn't recommend it for a intimate dinning experience. Will for sure be going here again!
Great food. Very good service. Nice location on the river. I would go to the restaurant again.
Being a ftrequent Celadon guest, we found this restaurant while walking through the back pathway and also saw it across the bridge while driving to Silverado Trails rode. We used Open Table to book and was seated right away. Our server was very friendly and didn't treat us any different when we told her that we wanted to share our salad and French dip since the portions are huge. Salad dish is good for three and the French dip is one of the best steak sandwitches I've ever tasted. The au jus is not overly salty like most other juices for dipping. We'll definitely make this restaurant a must to eat here since the prices are so reasonable.
Rodney Worth sure knows his "stuff". We now have been to all of his six restaurants and he's still going strong! All very different with great food and service.
We went for a birthday dinner very nice atmosphere and very festive. The fondue was to die for! Off the charts for a starter. Every thing was wonderful and generous portions. Our server was timely and polite and helpful with the menu. Can not wait to return in the spring for a patio experience.
I love their menu options. Chicken and waffles were great. They only gave me a small amount of syrup to use. I had asked for more once I noticed it wasn't enough to finish my waffle. Didn't know until I got the bill that they had charged extra for the syrup I asked for. :-/.
I'm originally from Texas so a lot of the menu was fun for me. A southern menu with a napa style to it. Everyone that works there is super nice. Our waiter Carlos was absolutely amazing! Ask for him! He gave us great advice on the menu, I basically let him order for me. Not to mention the wine list. There isn't a whole lot you can order by glass, but I did recognize a good amount of wines I liked on the menu. I would recommend this place to anyone.
We live in the area and were looking for a casual but nice spot to meet up with friends who were finishing a day of wine tasting. The Pear SB worked out great for us. Nice menu of choices from entrees to salads to appetizers. My wife and I had dinner salads. My wife is vegan and they modified one of the salad items for her. The location and ambiance is very nice. Only issue was our guests had some difficulty finding it using their smart phone map, since there are no signs on the street. I hadn't been to the restaurant before, but I was able to find it. For folks from out of town it is a bit of a puzzle for them.
The food is so delicious! Try the cucumber margarita! Delicious! Fried pickles to die for. Fish and chips are amazing.
Food and service were awesome. So many interesting things on the menu def. will be back to try more.
I've been dining here since they opened. Always great food. This is my favorite place to get French Onion Soup in all of the valley. The new brunch menu is fantastic with a lot of great options. Smoked gouda anything is the best.
The lights, the river, bustling shoppers and dinner at The Pear. Enjoyed the evening immensely. Had two Cucumber Margaritas, which were delicious, but similar to my guests input, lacked alcohol. Regardless, they were very refreshing and beautifully presented, as we're all the drinks. Our appetizers were also excellent. We had the tater tots, which had a fried outer, crunchy crust, and a mashed potato center. What made these so tasty were the spicy dipping sauce and piping hot temperature when they came to the table. We also enjoyed the hot artichoke dip, which came with plenty of baguette chips. I had the black and blue salad and it was very flavorful. The steak was juicy and tender and the blue cheese, perfect! Yum!
The food was not quite as "Southern" as I would have expected. Could have spicier. That said, everyone was extremely nice and helpful with suggestions.
This is a great place by the riverfront in Napa. Really good food and service. The one negative I have is that for a Southern food restaurant we expected larger portions and more Southern influence on the menu. Still, I highly recommend this spot.
There is not one dish on this menu that you do not want to try. We have been several times and have never been disappointed.
We loved our first experience at The Pear. The wait staff was fantastic. We enjoyed the pear quesadilla to start and loved our chicken and waffles and shrimp and grits main course. We were too stuffed for dessert. We will definitely be back.
We had a delightful dinner. Do not miss the tater tots they are delicious. We happen to go on Wednesday and we were pleasantly surprised to find the bottles on the list are 1/2 price.
This restaurant is on the Napa River and not facing the street so we had a little trouble finding it. However, once we did it was a great dining experience, I started with the cucumber margarita. Delicious! Next, we share the house salad with Balsamic vinaigrette. Again Delicious. For our main course I had the Gumbo and my boyfriend had the Fried Chicken and Waffles filled with bacon. Can I say delicious again. And for desert, banana Foster Bread Pudding. This was the only part that was a little disappointing since the pudding was very dense. Maybe this is the way it should be but not to my liking. Definitely with go back again and try other Southern dishes which are unique and I hope just as delicious.
The Pear has an interesting southern menu, great interior decor, and the service is always very professional. The only negative aspect of the restaurant is the noise level. I was meeting a friend from high school, and wanted to catch up. It was difficult to hear each other talk until the lunch crowd had left. I would hesitate to suggest The Pear again unless the weather was warm and we could sit outside.
Wow...we have so many styles of great food in the town of Napa, now we have, wonderful Southern comfort food...It is Great Thank You Pear, we will be back soon....


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At night, from I-95, the Marlins baseball stadium looks like a huge hump that has inexplicably emerged from our flat landscape. Out of the corner of one's eye, it resembles a white elephant on the South Florida plain.
Who could have predicted that the cool landmark would look out of place so soon?
The half-a-billion-dollar Marlins Park, which will be mostly paid for by you and yours, dear reader, was the centerpiece of the team's reinvention. New name, new uniforms, new location, new manager, new roster, new hope. But the exciting start of the 2012 season seems long ago. The stadium, red warning lights blinking atop the closed roof, serves as a blunt reminder of an investment gone awry.
The Marlins are a flop, like the Edsel, the expensive film Ishtar and quarterback Ryan Leaf. So much promise, so much disappointment.
It appears president of baseball operations Larry Beinfest will keep his job, but manager Ozzie Guillen's job is in jeopardy, players will be jettisoned, season-ticket renewals will decrease.
The Marlins are not supposed to be on a collision course toward another 90-loss season or battling the Mets for the pyrrhic victory of avoiding last place in the NL East.
Attendance isn't supposed to be dwindling. Hanley Ramirez isn't supposed to be playing — and playing well — for the Dodgers. Josh Johnson isn't supposed to be trade bait. Heath Bell isn't supposed to be a middling middle reliever instead of an airtight closer.
The team isn't supposed to be out of playoff contention for the ninth consecutive year as it began its last road trip Friday before concluding the season with a soul-searching six-game home wake.
"It's hard to believe we're not going on the road fighting in the pennant race," Guillen said. "I think when we built this ballclub we thought those last games were going to be very fun. And the bottom line is we're not where we want. It's unfortunate, sad, and we're embarrassed."
Who is to blame, long-suffering fans ask.
The players, of course. Except for slugger Giancarlo Stanton and shortstop Jose Reyes, most have underperformed. Guillen, named the most overrated manager in a player poll by Sports Illustrated, didn't energize and unify as hoped.
Beinfest, who was such a personnel genius when he was stuck with owner Jeffrey Loria's penurious budgets, miscalculated when he finally got real money to work with. He can also be criticized for the Miguel Cabrera trade to Detroit, which has not panned out for the Marlins, and for draft picks who have not fulfilled expectations.
Beinfest was the architect of the 2003 championship team and made some savvy moves in his 14 years with Loria, but he bears responsibility for another early exit from the playoff picture.
When Guillen said the Marlins are in last place because they are bad from top to bottom, he was right, and at the very top is Loria, who has too much in common with George Steinbrenner and Daniel Snyder.
Loria was proud of his midnight courting of Reyes in Manhattan, where he revealed a Reyes jersey under his coat. But acquiring Reyes only made Ramirez pout more and alienate himself further from his teammates despite the Marlins' efforts to pacify him with praise that he would be the cornerstone and leader of the franchise — roles that Ramirez couldn't and wouldn't fill. Not only was Ramirez a bust but the handling of him was, too.


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Red 2-Pc Socket Rack Set for the Man of the House
This Craftsman Red 2-Pc Socket Rack Set is a great gift for anyone who needs a little organization in the tool room. This socket rack set comes with two separate rails. Each rail features red vinyl grips and has 14 different clips. Each clip can fit 1/2' sockets on them. These socket racks are made to last a lifetime. Therefore, they come with a lifetime warranty to assure their durability.
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Been using these for years and I simply cannot live without them! Oh, how many times have I taken a set of sockets under the car just so I know I'll have the right one when I get there?!? Ever try doing that with loose sockets? When I'm done, they go right back up on the wall to be ready the next time!
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I?m very worried about cheating here on HON.
Every time i see games with players feeding the another team, leaving, and i realize that is not a coincidence, it?s a trick that stupid players use to get psr.
Let me explain...
They?re using 2 accounts at the same time (opening 2 games) and put a feeder on the other side to win.
this is stupid. We can end this, just changing the kick vote to teamates only, instead of 8 votes.
1.) This more than likely won't happen when the games goes public because people have to buy a new account.
2.) This is not new, we know what it is.
3.) The abuse people will face from being unjustly kicked is not even close to the amount of people that will be kicked when they need to be. Because then after them feeding once or twice, you are 5v4 and you will probably still lose.
4.) Why the F* is this in the replay section?
This is the only decent part of your post. How I have wished for this.
But better than how you depicted it.
If you're proposing a vote to kick someone on your team, everyone can still vote. If you get 8/10 or whatever it is now, it's kicked. OR, if everyone on your team votes yes, also kicked. Basically, if 2 people on your team don't want them kicked, but the other team is okay with it, it still happens.
Alternatively, if you propose to kick someone on the other team, the inverse works for them. If 5/5 people on your team vote yes, and 3/5 on their team, they are kicked.
This works SOOOOOOO much better than requiring everyone in the game accept the vote. Mainly because, if the dumbshit is feeding, who in their right mind on the other team would kick them? Hell, it's free levels and basically wins the game for you. Only a retard would kick someone on the other team that feeds.
S2 already said statistically a player is getting kicked from every 10th game ever played, and that already is way too high for their liking.
question: When I buy hon, can I still make more than one account but wont be able to be online at the same time like in Wc3?


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this is a perfect example of why parents, creating the proper foundation for their child early on, is so important....when parents fail at parenting, the child usually repeats the cycle....the sad thing is, his version of "providing for all of his kids" is from a monetary standpoint....spiritually, emotionally, socially, he isn't....that's the problem....what a sorry situation that too many black men emulate every day.....
Editorial writer and columnist James E. Causey offers his perspectives on a variety of issues on urban affairs, crime, city hall, education and sports.
If you have 10 babies' mamas, that's your problem
In a new low for cable television, Oxygen appears determined to go ahead with Shawty Lo's upcoming reality show, "All My Babies' Mamas."
The show focuses on an Atlanta rapper who had 11 kids by 10 different women. Oh, and here's the kicker: He's dating a 19-year-old. Really?
Just when you thought the television industry couldn't stoop any lower, it goes on to make a reality show like this. Why? We know what the statistics show about marriage in the black community and about women having children out of wedlock. Is the purpose of this show to promote that?
On top of that, the women are reduced to nicknames like "Drama Mama," Fighter Baby Mama" and "No Drama Baby Mama." There should be national outrage over this buffoonery. But we don't need to stop there; there are a ton of shows on television that really make women and minorities look bad.
How much money has Maury Povitch made off of saying, "You ARE the father"?
I would like to see a national protest take off against Oxygen or a boycott of the channel if this mess is aired.
Look at the clip below to see how trifling this show (and I use that term loosely) will be.
For the record, Shawty Lo, 36, had it hard, His mother was hooked on drugs. His father was not around and he was raised by his grandmother, who died of cancer when he was a teenager. He said the music industry saved him and that he was a millionaire by the time he turned 21.
Fame brought the women and the babies. He said in a MTV interview that he's providing for all of his kids.
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and we wonder why a certain subsection of (in this case) the black population is so fricked up....and yet some black folks get upset by "what white folks do" to hold them back...laughable!
this is a perfect example of why parents, creating the proper foundation for their child early on, is so important....when parents fail at parenting, the child usually repeats the cycle....the sad thing is, his version of "providing for all of his kids" is from a monetary standpoint....spiritually, emotionally, socially, he isn't....that's the problem....what a sorry situation that too many black men emulate every day..... -
Who is Shawty Lo?
I'm guessing Oprah did not have this show in mind when she helped start the network.
"I would like to see a national protest take off against Oxygen or a boycott of the channel if this mess is aired". That's nice James, now I'd like to tell you that the show would be reality that sadly has been more and more accepted. Also, the term *baby momma* is nothing but disrespect. So you seem to be okay that the problem happens, but not to show it publicly? Are you ashamed of the reality of it, then do something about that versus complaining about a reality show. I agree that this trend is highly disgusting, but there is cause and effect, you complain only about the effect, that's wrong!
How is this dude any different from white people with plural marriages? If dude is paying for his kids its his life and his business.
What would you say his odds of becoming a successful millionaire in the music industry were, given the upbringing that James outlined in his article?
Would you give any of the children the same odds?
I'd bet that those children will more likely repeat their fathers behavior, but without the financial means.
Can you imagine how confused the children will be with so many mother-figures in their lives? -
One more point: Who's to say that this guy's fortune will last? What would become of all of those "mamas and babies" if he were to, say, make a bad investment and lose most or all of his money? Those baby-makers could alll end up applying for assistance. Then where does that leave us?
The moral bankruptcy is ongoing and enabled. The dumb-downed age is upon us and our time is short. So, get it while you can.
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I wouldn't. The 19 Duggar kids have 1 daddy and 1 mama that have been happily married for more than 2 decades. These kids have 10, count'em, 10 mamas. Shawty is not promoting a stable family environment as he isn't married to any of the mamas and is dating a 19 year-old. Way to set the example Dad!
bink, again don't you check into stories and facts before you decide to pull out your mom's pc?
warren Jeff a mormon is said to have 70 wives, its called a "celestial marriage" and since they are not married by or church, all this mormons are on welfare.
Boy, television sure has gotten better since "The Cosby Show."
This is so sad. Pop culture in the US is sinking lower and lower. -
And most intelligent individuals know why our nation and society is and act in this manner today. This type program and all others who are for 'entertainment' still provide the 'vision' that this is acceptable. Shawty may have the funds; I will assume he or they are all being paid, to care for these children. However, too many perform this same practice and unable, or mostly choose not, to support their decision. Yes, our society is becoming less care and responsibility for life.
Wouldn't it be nice if the president of the United States would make it his personal mission to speak out against this country's moral breakdown - much of which is occurring amongst black Americans - instead of actually designing his pathetic, microtargeted campaign (and policies) to appeal to the lowest-common denominator?
So, this discussion occurs on the same day that the topic of the Live Chat is "Saving Black Boys"? Does anyone else see the complete irony here?


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The Korg X-911 is a very underestimated synth. What it was intended to be, was a stand alone guitar synthesizer. What it now represents, in these enlightened times, is an all analog, quite unique, signal processor/effects unit. Whereas a true guitar synth really requires its own dedicated pickup arrangement, this unit simply accepts a standard 1/4" jack input. Just patch your guitar, microphone, or other instrument into the X-911 and play one note at a time. Sporting both CV/Trigger inputs AND outputs, these features alone, make it quite a useful little toy.
The front panel is divided conveniently into semi-preset traditional sounds, called "Instrument", and more adventurous sounds with the nomenclature "Synthe". The Instrument sounds are named Electric Bass, Tuba, Trumpet, Dist. Guitar, Violin and Flute. The Synthe sounds are designated as graphical waveform icons (Pulse, Ramp, Square). Every voicing has adjustable parameters, with most of the Instrument sounds having a filter control, bar the Violin, which has an envelope control. The Synthe sounds all have envelope controls, namely Attack and Decay.
The two sections may be overlaid or used separately, with control via the central balance slider. Many features such as Portamento, Interval, Hold etc. are foot switchable via inputs on the front panel. Naturally, the all important Voltage Controlled Filter is in residence, as is a Portamento control. Velocity Response/Touch Sensitivity is controlled by a 3 way switch. All in all, this unit is ideal for those Soundmeisters seeking to distance themselves from the all too common sameness of the modern digital era.
You can mod the f* out of this [beep] er... Just google for mods.
One thing that would have been nice is an envelope generater for the filter and/or volume and the option to modulate the Pulsewidth manually of synthe 1 and 2 as x911 actually tracks what you play and shifts PW accordingly.
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The governor and mayor were joined by members of the Greater Memphis Chamber and 60 other state and local business officials.
"It's been an exciting week," said Mayor Luttrell. "We've met with the CEOs of Mitsubishi Electric, Mitsubishi Chemical, Brother Industries, Sharp and other businesses. Our goal is to establish new relationships and encourage more companies to locate in our community," he added.
In 2011, Mitsubishi broke ground on a new transformer manufacturing plant in Memphis, which should create approximately 300 full-time jobs. The plant will also create opportunities for subcontractors.
The Southeast U.S. - Japan Association has hosted annual trade meetings since 1975, alternating between Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Tennessee is co-hosting the 2012 meeting, which includes leaders from chambers of commerce, businesses, as well as local and state governments.
Governor Haslam and others are leading several of the meetings, which include Chairman of Sumitomo Chemical Company, Hiromasa Yonekura. Yonekura is also the chairman of Japan's most powerful business federation, Nippon Keidanren.
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Local communities in Kigoma demonstrated their readiness for full scale REDD during a recent field visit by technical experts in Kigoma districts, Tanzania. The field visit was facilitated by IUCN project on Strengthening REDD+ Lesson Learning Networks and Information Management funded by the Institute of Resource Assessment (IRA) of the University of Dar es Salaam. Visited pilot project is being implemented by the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) in Kigoma district. Site visit was organized in Ilagala village in Kigoma. …
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A 33-year-old Caledonia woman was arrested for drunken driving the evening of Oct. 20 after two people who saw her sleeping in her car on Howell Avenue used their cars to box her in.
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The caller followed her to a traffic light in the 6200 block of South Howell Avenue, where the woman fell asleep again while waiting for a red light. She woke up before officers arrived and continued driving.
A second driver, who apparently saw what was happening, pulled in front of the intoxicated driver in the 6400 block of South Howell Avenue. The caller then pulled up behind her car, boxing her in so she could no longer drive.
When police arrived on the scene, the Caledonia woman admitted she had been drinking but refused sobriety testing. She also refused to give police the name of a responsible contact person to pick her up.
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Many of the conservative commentators have been warning about the cuts in the U.S. military budget if the automatic spending reduction (sequester) happens on March 1. To be fair and objective, here are some facts to consider:
According to Business Insider, America spends more on its military than the next 15 countries combined. The U.S. has 5 percent of the world's population, but almost 50 percent of the world's total military spending. The yearly cost of stationing one soldier in Afghanistan could feed 60 American families. The Pentagon spends more on war than all 50 states combined spend on health, education, welfare and safety. Defense spending is higher today than at any time since the height of World War II.
The $613 billion requested by the Pentagon for 2013 does not really produce any usable products, other than a huge stockpile of weapons. The more weapons stockpiles we have, the higher the likelihood is that some politician will find an excuse to send us to war again so that the Pentagon can continue to get its huge taxpayer subsidy.


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Lee Strasberg
's Actors' Studio,
ultimately starred on Broadway in Tall Story, then made her film debut by re-creating this stage appearance in 1960.
A talented but not really distinctive player at that time,
astonished everyone (none as much as her father) by becoming one of the first major American actresses to appear nude in a foreign film. This was
La Ronde
(1964), directed by her lover (and later her first husband)
Roger Vadim
. The event was heralded by a giant promotional poster in New York's theater district, with
's naked backside in full view for all of Manhattan to see.
decided to mold
into a "sex goddess" in a series of lush but forgettable films; the best
collaboration was
(1968), which scored as much on the actress' sharp comic timing (already evidenced in such American pictures as
Cat Ballou
[1965]) as it did on her kinky costuming. In the late '60s,
underwent another career metamorphosis when she became involved in the anti-Vietnam War movement. Her notorious visit to North Vietnam at the height of the conflict earned her the sobriquet "Hanoi Jane," as well as the enmity of virtually every ex-GI who fought in Southeast Asia.
Even so,
's film stardom ascended in the early '70s; in 1971, she won the first of two Oscars for her portrayal of a high-priced prostitute in
(her other was for
Coming Home
[1978]), and
's career flourished despite a sub-rosa Hollywood campaign to discredit the actress and spread idiotic rumors about her subversive behavior (one widely circulated fabrication had
destroying the only existing negative of
because she despised
John Wayne
In the 1980s, the actress realized several personal and career milestones: she worked with her father on film for the only time in
On Golden Pond
(1981); she assisted former peace activist
Tom Hayden
, whom she had married in the early '70s, in his successful bid for the California State Assembly; and she launched the first of several best-selling exercise videos. She also won an Emmy for her performance in the TV movie
The Dollmaker
(1984). After her marriage to
ended in the early '80s,
married media mogul
Ted Turner
in 1991 (the couple would divorce in 2000), and began curtailing her film appearances, all but retiring from the screen after her lead role opposite
Robert De Niro
in 1990s
Stanley & Iris
was no less the social activist in the 1990s than she was two decades earlier; among her projects was the production of several "revisionist" dramatic specials and documentaries about the history of Native Americans, duly telecast on
's various worldwide cable services.
Just when it seemed audiences might have seen the last of
on the big screen, she proved that she had no intention of retiring. The 2000's would see the veteran actress continuing to star in a vareity of projects, like
Georgia Rule
, and Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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American icon and long-time fitness advocate Jane Fonda offers a calorie-burning, strength-training exercise program that incorporates walking as a means of losing fat, as well as improving brain function and organ health. The program includes two one-mile walking workouts. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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As originally screened at the Tribeca Film Festival, at the Cannes Film Festival, and on Turner Classic Movies, the mammoth, epic-length documentary Brando chronicles in encyclopedic detail (and with a consistently reverent overtone) the life and career of the man widely regarded as the most formidable American actor of the 20th century - famous for not only reshaping, but reinventing the craft of film acting and teaching audiences how to view a motion picture performance. Divided into chronological, thematically-unified segments, the film first treats Marlon Brando's dysfunctional upbringing - his alcoholic mother, his abusive father, his stint at a military academy - before charting his acting tutelage at the behest of Stella Adler and his early cinematic and theatrical roles, including work for Elia Kazan, who famously made many aggressive (and unsuccessful) attempts to discipline the headstrong actor onscreen. Throughout this segment, many Hollywood A-list actors appear - among them, Al Pacino, Johnny Depp and Robert Duvall - expostulating at length on Brando's influence over their approaches to performance, and attempting with great effort to define the elusive style known as "method acting" that Brando helped to create. The second half of the documentary moves into Brando's career during the '70s, '80s and '90s, covering the production of The Godfather, the actor's noteworthy political activism, and his tumultuous personal life. Francis Ford Coppola, who of course teamed with Brando for the first Godfather installment and for Apocalypse Now, is noticeably absent from the proceedings. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Jane Fonda, Felicity Huffman, and Lindsay Lohan star in director Garry Marshall's tale of a rebellious young woman who is sent to spend the summer with her grandmother when her frustrated mother fails to find a means of curbing her unruly behavior. Rachel (Lohan) is an out-of-control teen whose reckless drinking, foul mouth, and hysterical fits have become a constant source of embarrassment for her long-suffering mother, Lily (Huffman). When Rachel crashes her car, Lily determines that the only way to tame her savage daughter is to take her as far away from San Francisco as possible. Though Lily had once sworn never to return to the Idaho farm presided over by her demanding mother, Georgia (Jane Fonda), desperation has a funny way of dulling the pains of the past, and it's not long before Lily is packing Rachel in the car and setting out for potato country. Contrary to the common image of the sweet and doting grandmother, Georgia is a stern matriarch whose beliefs in the power of God and a hard day's work stand in stark contrast to the carefree lifestyle of the tempestuous Rachel. An interesting thing happens as the summer wears on, though; despite her initial efforts to disrupt the quiet Mormon community, Rachel's rage is gradually tempered as she learns the value of structure and responsibility. Later, as Rachel's protective walls begin to crumble and she begins to embrace compassion and kindness, the doors are opened for three generations of family to confront the long-buried secrets of their past and finally move forward in the healing process. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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It's not unusual to see two women fighting over the same man in a movie, only this time it's his mother and his fiancée vying for his attention in this broad comedy. While Charlotte Cantilini (Jennifer Lopez), known to her friends as Charlie, has never had much luck in her love life, one day her ship arrives in a big way when she meets Kevin Fields (Michael Vartan), a doctor who is charming, handsome, and wealthy. Kevin also has a famous mother, Viola Fields (Jane Fonda), who has enjoyed a long and successful career as a news broadcaster. When Kevin and Charlie fall head over heels for one another, he opts to propose marriage to her as he's introducing Charlie to Viola over lunch. However, as far as Viola is concerned, this could not come at a worse time -- Viola has just been fired from the anchor desk, and regards her son as the only anchor left in her life. Not willing to share Kevin with anyone, Viola sets out to sabotage his relationship with Charlie in any way she can, often with the wary assistance of her secretary Ruby (Wanda Sykes). But once Charlie gets wind of Viola's schemes, she decides two can play this game. Monster-in-Law marked Jane Fonda's return to the screen after a long leave of absence; it was her first film after co-starring with Robert De Niro in 1990's Stanley & Iris. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The little-known protest of the Vietnam War staged from within the ranks of the military is explored in director David Zeiger's revealing documentary. Despite the well-documented media coverage of Vietnam War protests that took place on college campuses across the nation, few people but the most ardent history buffs remain aware of the massive protests that flourished in U.S. barracks and military bases at home and abroad. Staged by countless military men disillusioned with the ongoing war, these protests reached from the hallowed halls of West Point to the bullet-riddled rice fields of Vietnam. Though hundreds of soldiers were imprisoned for voicing their controversial views and thousands more sent into exile for their subversive activities, the tireless efforts of the government and media to suppress this remarkable tale would eventually falter as the dissenting voices became too numerous to silence. Thirty years after the last bombs were dropped on Vietnam, the remarkable tale of the soldiers unafraid to stand up for their beliefs comes to the screen in a film that will forever alter the manner in which contemporary audiences view one of the most controversial wars in modern history. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Mark Wexler is a successful photojournalist who has also distinguished himself as a documentary filmmaker, but in many ways he has spent much of his life in the shadow of his more famous father, Haskell Wexler. One of Hollywood's greatest cinematographers, Haskell is also known as a director (he made the acclaimed feature Medium Cool as well as a handful of documentaries) and as a tireless political activist. But while Haskell is widely respected as a major talent, he's also known for being fiercely opinionated and difficult to work with, and Mark makes no secret of the fact that he's had a prickly relationship with his dad. Mark Wexler takes a detailed look at the life and work of Haskell Wexler in Tell Them Who You Are, which examines Haskell's career in the movie business, his relationship with his family (including his three marriages and his frequent lack of respect for Mark), and how he's viewed by his friends and peers. Interview subjects include Jane Fonda, Paul Newman, George Lucas, Michael Douglas, Milos Forman, Ron Howard, Dennis Hopper, and many more. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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First-time filmmaker Abby Epstein directs Until the Violence Stops, an hour-long documentary capturing the impact of V-Day in five different international communities. Following the success of Eve Ensler's award-winning play The Vagina Monologues, V-Day was created as a global movement to end violence against women and girls. In 2002, hundreds of V-Day benefit events occurred all over the world in order to raise both awareness and funds. This program focuses on specific V-Day events in New York, California, the Philippines, South Dakota, and Kenya. Includes appearances by founder Eve Ensler along with celebrity activists Jane Fonda, Glenn Close, and Isabella Rossellini. Until the Violence Stops was shown at a special screening of the Sundance Film Festival prior to its commercial-free broadcast premiere on Lifetime Television in February of 2004. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Before the Motion Picture Production Code transformed virtually all movie heroines into unworldly virgins in the year 1934, actresses were able to get their teeth into meaty roles which allowed them the full gamut of emotions, a vast array of sexual experiences, and, most importantly, an innate wisdom beyond their years. Based on the book by Mick LaSalle, the 60-minute cable documentary Complicated Women provides modern viewers with fascinating glimpses of celebrated Hollywood actresses during the pre-code years (1929-1933). Highlights include Norma Shearer's advocacy of an open marriage in 1930's The Divorcée (a role which earned her an Oscar); Jean Harlow's casual carnal hijinks with Clark Gable in 1932's Red Dust; Barbara Stanwyck sleeping her way to the top of the business world in Baby Face (1933); Greta Garbo's knowing portrayal of the bisexual Queen Christina in the 1933 film of the same name; and, of course, the censor-baiting innuendoes of Mae West. The premise of Complicated Women can be summed up thus: they weren't all "good girls" in those pre-code years, but they were certainly far more interesting and multilayered than the corsetted iron butterflies of the post-code era. In addition to vintage film clips, the documentary features interviews with a handful of survivors from Depression-era Hollywood, among them actress Frances Dee, whose portrayal of a masochistic thrill-seeker in 1933's Blood Money still packed a wallop seven decades later. Narrated by Jane Fonda, Complicated Women kicked off a month-long festival of pre-code films on the Turner Classic Movies cable channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Directed by actress Rosanna Arquette, this candid documentary is not only about the iconoclastic and somewhat reclusive film star Debra Winger (who does not even appear onscreen until an hour into the film), but also about the trials and tribulations of actresses in Hollywood who have reached "that certain age." In the course of her "search," Arquette interviews several of her colleagues, among them Whoopi Goldberg, Diane Lane, Teri Garr, Holly Hunter, Vanessa Redgrave, Charlotte Rampling, Meg Ryan, and Sharon Stone, all of whom have their own personal horror stories about insensitive producers and casting directors who tend to think of over-40 (and sometimes over-30) actresses as being suitable only for mother, "other woman," and "hero's girlfriend" roles -- when they bother to cast these actresses at all. The women also discuss the difficulties in balancing a successful career and a private life. Test-marketed on the film festival circuit throughout 2002, Searching for Debra Winger received its largest audience when it aired over the Showtime cable channel on August 18, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In this video, Jane Fonda shows everyone how to target and trim down their flabby abdominal muscles, buns, and thighs. Two 25-minute workouts are presented. Low-impact exercise fans will enjoy all of the routines demonstrated by Jane and two other instructors. Beginners will also feel right at ease. Be ready to do some standing leg lifts, squats, and simple aerobic dance moves. At the end of the exercises, viewers are shown stretching moves to help them feel both relaxed and invigorated. After using this tape regularly for several weeks, viewers should start noticing that their lower body muscles are more toned.
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Equally famous for her exercise videos as for her Hollywood career, Jane Fonda flaunts her still-maintained body in Low Impact Aerobics and Stretch. Two workouts are coached encouragingly by Fonda and her sculpted crew; both are easily followed by beginners with enough challenge for experienced viewers as well. Dance-inpsired aerobics may be more suitable for women than men, and Fonda's experienced instruction focuses on fat-burning results. ~ Sarah Sloboda, Rovi
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Throughout the 20th century, women have met the challenges and struggles of balancing work and family. Narrated by Jane Fonda, A Century of Women: Work & Family weaves fictional and factual stories to illustrate the history of women in the workforce, as well as their roles as wives and mothers. Performances and testimonies from a stellar group of women including Meryl Streep, Gloria Steinem, Twyla Tharp, and Maya Angelou facilitate the film's innovative method of storytelling. Archival film, photographs, and interviews retrace historical events -- from the founding of the PTA to early unions -- that changed our social landscape. Diaries, letters, and personal memories honor women of the past and make it clear that the balancing of labor and family was a matter of life and death. ~ Brooke Hodess, Rovi
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Century of Women: Image and Popular Culture
This video seeks to help viewers understand how our culture has evolved to a point where dress sizes and fashion tend to ignore the realities of the way most women are built. What is "ideal beauty" and why does our culture place so much value on being thin? Both women and men might find it interesting to learn how American women really view themselves. How do women hold on to some semblance of self-esteem when living in a culture that seems to tell them that they have little value if they are overweight? Examine why there's a double standard that allows so many men to almost completely ignore their weight and ability to dress fashionably. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
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Century of Women: Sexuality and Social Justice
This documentary takes a look at the continuing work of feminists to establish reproductive rights for women. The issue of the right to control one's own body is presented as one that is crucial to the welfare of women. The fight for birth control began in America at the time of the great wave of immigration during the Industrial Revolution. Women and men were working in dangerous and substandard conditions to raise their children. Many wanted fewer, not more, children. Deaths of mothers during childbirth and infant mortality were shockingly high. The battle for women and children's health continues to the present. The film looks at the decision of Roe vs. Wade and the efforts to overturn it. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
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Join in while four of Fonda's instructors take turns leading viewers through a series of step exercises to help tone various muscles and improve agility. The 45-minute, high-energy workout is especially designed for those aerobics enthusiasts ready for an intermediate-level challenge. Those who find themselves feeling a bit out of breath can take advantage of some of the lower-intensity adaptations of the workout , while viewers interested in a bit tougher regimen should watch closely for the variations for more advanced step exercisers. Once the step workout ends, Fonda herself leads everyone through a 15-minute series of stretching movements that is very relaxing. These stretches are simple to do and are appropriate for nearly all workout enthusiasts.
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Four of Jane's simpler and most popular exercise routines are demonstrated in this video. This variety is helpful to those who become bored rather easily while working out. The clips come from her Stress Reduction, Lean Routine, Low Impact, and Complete Workout tapes. Both high-impact moves and less stressful ones are shown so that nearly everyone can do this workout right along with Jane. Viewers may be a little surprised to see some unusual fashions, like the leg warmers that so many people once wore while working out. During 15 minutes of this 50-minute film, Jane shares some of her own dieting tips. She also shares her ideas about which foods should be eaten and how they should be prepared in order to minimize weight gain and help everyone keep attractive, healthy figures. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
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Jane Fonda: Pregnancy Workout
Long before Demi Moore stood in a proud pregnant pose for the magazine Vanity Fair, Jane Fonda was urging women to use this tape to help them look their best and stay in shape prior to giving birth. After the initial warm-up routine, viewers will work on firming up their arms. They will then be shown exercises that target their middle and lower body areas. Helpful relaxation and breathing exercises are also shown, which are potentially useful both when giving birth or simply finishing a workout. Given the unique health problems many women face during pregnancy, it's important to check with a doctor before using this or any other exercise video.
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This video is recommended for both beginners and those seeking a more moderate workout that incorporates low-impact aerobics. While a bit dated in terms of the music and a few of the routines, it still has much to offer. Jane Fonda leads viewers through exercises specifically designed to tone up their stomachs, buttocks, hips, legs, and arms. Body flexibility, proper posture, and balance are also targeted through a series of mildly challenging exercises. Video users with arthritis will be especially pleased with the stretching exercises, which can help older workout enthusiasts maintain their flexibility without risking the more demanding aerobic moves. All of Fonda's workout tapes are fully reviewed by a team of healthcare professionals and exercise experts before they are marketed.
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Many yoga basics are demonstrated in this video that focuses on a series of poses known as the "sun salutation." Done properly, these poses can increase the body's strength, flexibility, and balance. There are three parts to this video that can be practiced separately. Two of the sections directly involve teaching the "sun salute," while the third emphasizes the techniques of the "classical" or "Series C" yoga salute. Jane also demonstrates relaxation and stress reduction exercises that can be used both before beginning this yoga workout and after completing it. Most beginning and intermediate yoga students should find this video enjoyable and informative. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
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The viewer's cardiovascular system will be fully energized by this workout. After some challenging floor exercises are demonstrated, there's a step class featuring students doing both high- and low-intensity routines to the beat of some catchy music. Though this is a good tape, those who have already mastered a number of step routines may not find this program challenging unless they use higher steps. Thick thighs, large buns, and "love handles" will no longer rule if the demonstrated exercises are done that target the lower body muscle groups. If the viewer hasn't done any abdominal exercises in a while, it may be necessary to do fewer repetitions than the number suggested in the video. Otherwise, these are good routines for beginners.
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Fonda on Fonda offers an intimate look at one of America's most highly regarded megastars, the Academy and Tony award-winning film and stage actor, Henry Fonda. Daughter Jane Fonda hosts this account of the elder Fonda's life and career. Fonda's work spanned the golden years of Hollywood in which he appeared in 90 films. Fonda on Fonda traces the actor's stellar career using interviews and clips from his best-known films, including The Grapes of Wrath, Young Mr. Lincoln, Mister Roberts, and On Golden Pond, in which he shared the screen with Jane. The video offers rare insight into the world of one of Hollywood's most important performing families.
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Viewers can add shape and muscle tone to their lower body while following along with this two-part floor exercise and aerobics workout. When done properly, these exercises tone up the abs, buns, and thighs so that clothing fits in a truly flattering way. Fonda spends 25 minutes demonstrating the floor exercises and 35 minutes demonstrating the low-impact step-aerobics routine. Though some beginners might be intimidated by the choreography and dance steps, the steps are repeated enough times that most people can pick them up rather quickly. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
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During their training, doctors are taught to listen to patients, ask good questions, perform a physical examination, and order the appropriate tests when needed. Good physicians take pride in their ability to put all of this information together to make a diagnosis. The best doctors are always trying to get better at it. But, sometimes a patient comes into the office with his or her own diagnosis based on symptoms:
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