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Since Big Show suffered an injury during a WWE live event over the weekend, his match against Brock Lesnar at Royal Rumble 2014 was kept extremely short. The former UFC champion utilized several chair shots and an impressive F5, where he walked around the ring first, to finish off Show.
January 26, 2014
A serious setback has sprung up for Yoshi Tatsu, long regarded as one of the hardest working and passionate performers in professional wrestling. He suffered two broken bones in his neck, and is going to require a good amount of time in rehabilitation. Tatsu noted that he has never been hospitalized prior to this injury. The belief is that the broken neck was suffered during a recent match against AJ Styles.
November 26, 2014
Reports have surfaced that Roman Reigns is backstage at Survivor Series 2014. Some believe that he could be making an appearance during the pay per view. No word yet on what role that will be, but he could play a part in the main event elimination tag team match. Reigns could be utilized to attack Seth Rollins, which would reignite the feud between the two of them that was started before Reigns was sidelined by an injury.
November 23, 2014
Fans at WWE live events have noticed that the company has been greatly reducing the price on Daniel Bryan merchandise over the last couple of weeks. That has led to some speculation about the future of the former world heavyweight champion, who has been out of action because of a severe neck injury. The belief is that management is simply trying to clear out the merchandise, and that it has no bearing on what will happen with Bryan.
November 20, 2014
Since TNA has not been filming new episodes of Impact Wrestling on a regular basis, a lot of the performers have been finding work on the independent wrestling circuit. Ethan Carter just proved how risky that is. He tore his biceps during a match this week. The injury will cause him to miss the House of Hardcore event this weekend, where he was scheduled to work a big match against Tommy Dreamer, the man promoting the show.
November 15, 2014
WWE wants Roman Reigns to become their biggest star. However, he currently lacks the speaking skills that other top level performers usually have. To maximize his time during his injury recover, Reigns has been seeking the help of Howard Fine, a highly praised acting coach in Hollywood. The hope is that the former Shield member will be ready to carry the company after Wrestlemania 31, where he is expected to win the heavyweight championship.
November 7, 2014
When WWE decided to kill his push, Bo Dallas was understandably concerned about his spot on the roster. He is in even more jeopardy now, as reports have surfaced that Dallas has suffered an injury to his foot. He is said to need about two months off the road to recover. During that time frame, management might push someone else or even bring up a developmental wrestler in his place.
November 3, 2014
As many fans already know, Santino Marella is retired and wants to make a return to WWE next year. He is one step closer to that goal, as his physician has cleared him medically to start training his upper body after recovering from a severe neck injury. The former Intercontinental Champion stated that he is going to check his ego in at the door and start training from the very beginning. For what it's worth, WWE officials are said to be interested and open to the idea of Marella coming back.
November 3, 2014
Rumors are floating around that Randy Orton suffered a serious injury during the handicap street fight tag team match on Monday Night Raw. It took place early in the match when Dean Ambrose dove out of the ring and on to the heels. Orton reportedly told the trainer that the ruptured disc in his back was messed up. No word yet on whether or not he can work Hell in a Cell 2014, but as a precaution, WWE kept Orton from working Smackdown this week.
October 22, 2014
There were some speculations from online wrestling fans that Bray Wyatt had some sort of injury since he has not been utilized much on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown as much recently. However, the truth is that he is just fine. Wyatt continues to work matches on a regular basis during WWE live events. Management seems to be purposely not using him much on television.
October 4, 2014
Some crazy rumors are floating around right now about Nikki Bella and Brie Bella competing in a Hell in a Cell match at Hell in a Cell 2014. WWE is extremely unlikely to do this because they do want their female performers in gimmick matches that might cause severe injury, but the rumors have some merit because it was revealed by an insider who has accurately broken the news on a couple of things in the past.
September 29, 2014
Wade Barrett hasn't been on television in quite some time now because he suffered a shoulder injury during a match with Jack Swagger. He was recently up in Toronto, so he sought the help of Trish Stratus, a former WWE diva who now runs a successful yoga business. Barrett stated that the workout session with Trish helped his shoulder feel a bit better.
September 27, 2014
By now, a lot of people are aware that Santino Marella is in the process of trying to make a comeback to professional wrestling after being forced to retire due to a severe neck injury. The former Intercontinental Champion has now revealed that he hopes to be able to make a return to WWE in about six months. The belief is that the door is open for him to come back since management views his comedic routine as an asset.
September 26, 2014
Those of you that watch Impact Wrestling already know that Samoa Joe did a segment where he gave up the TNA X Division Championship. That led to some speculations from fans as to whether or not it is a story line. Unfortunately, the injury is a legitimate one. Joe has been having some problems with his shoulders. He might still try to work through the pain and perform at Bound For Glory 2014, though.
September 25, 2014
Through his Twitter account, Ryback revealed to fans that it has now been 18 days since his surgery, and he has been recovering extremely well from his still unknown injury, which is rumored to involve his groin. He should be making a return to WWE very soon, as he is now pain free. He might not be rushed back, though, as management really doesn't have a story ready for him.
September 15, 2014
Brie Bella recently gave WWE fans some hope when she revealed that Daniel Bryan was no longer going to need a second surgery to repair his neck injury. Many were expecting him to return by January, which happens to be the month that Royal Rumble 2015 takes place. However, reports are now surfacing that WWE is trying to see if Bryan can make his return at Survivor Series 2014 instead.
September 9, 2014
One of the growing points of emphasis on Monday Night Raw lately has become the bunny that accompanies Adam Rose to ringside. A lot of WWE fans are wondering who is the person behind the suit. Many of the guesses have been based upon the movies that the bunny does. However, management is simply throwing off the fans with moves like the super kick. Right now, the strongest candidate to be revealed under the suit is Darren Young, who should be returning from a serious leg injury soon.
September 9, 2014
During a media interview to promote Total Divas, Brie Bella revealed that Daniel Bryan would not be needing the second surgery that has long been rumored to repair his neck injury. She stated that her husband was gaining the strength back in his right arm and could be back as soon as three months, which would enable WWE to have him make a surprise return at Royal Rumble 2015.
September 7, 2014
Yesterday, it was revealed that WWE had pulled Daniel Bryan from the upcoming European tour in November. The former world heavyweight champion was scheduled to make appearances at the live events on that continent. Reports are now surfacing that management made the decision to pull him from the tour because Bryan has received confirmation from doctors that a second surgery is needed to repair his neck injury.
August 29, 2014
When word broke that Ryback was injured, there were some reports of skepticism from WWE officials that there really was no injury. However, the legitimacy of his health has been proven, as Ryback has posted a video of himself in the hospital. He clearly did go under the knife. It is being said that Ryback has worked with strained groins and hernias for the last year.
August 28, 2014
Considering the amount of pain that he withstood for the sake of entertaining fans over the years, it is a bit surprising that Mick Foley did not spend more time on the sidelines. He has retired from WWE now, but an injury is preventing him from working. Back issues have prompted the former world heavyweight champion to cancel an upcoming appearance in Denver. No word yet on whether or not it will be rescheduled.
August 27, 2014
While a lot of people have been quick to be judgmental about the lawsuit, Jesse Ventura has publicly stated that he has no regrets about suing the widow of a deceased Navy SEAL member for defamation. The fabricated story told by Chris Kyle caused the WWE legend to lose millions of dollars, so Ventura felt justified in trying to recoup some of that money.
July 31, 2014
The former governor of Minnesota should be receiving a nice check in the near future. A jury in the state awarded Jesse Ventura $1.8 million in his lawsuit against Chris Kyle, who passed away before the trial concluded. The former WWE star filed the lawsuit because Kyle had been telling people that the two of them were involved in a fight at the bar.
July 29, 2014
While doing his show in Chicago this weekend, Jim Ross revealed that there is some backstage heat between he and Jesse Ventura. It stems from when they were working together in the XFL, the football league that Vince McMahon and WWE launched. According to Ross, Ventura wanted to be addressed only as "Governor Ventura". Ross told Ventura to kiss his ass instead.
June 1, 2014
A picture of Summer Rae dressed up in a costume that was inspired by Jesse Ventura for a special WWE photo shoot.
April 15, 2014
In a little known fact in professional wrestling, Bobby Heenan was originally scheduled to manage Jesse Ventura. Vince McMahon had lured him away from the AWA for that particular role. However, Ventura had blood clots in his lungs, which was due to his stint in the Vietnam War, and was forced to retire as an in ring performer. WWE moved Heenan on to other wrestlers.
April 10, 2014
After serving six years in the Navy and before becoming a professional wrestling star, Jesse Ventura had a brief stint with the Mongols, a well known motorcycle gang. He states that he was a fully patched member and actually served as the third in command. He left the group prior to the Mongols starting a longstanding war with the Hell's Angels.
March 22, 2014
"It was over a video game. Vince signed a contract with (Nintendo) and told me that I couldn't sign an endorsement deal with another company (Sega). I told Vince that he didn't own me; I wasn't working under a contract at that time."
November 16, 2013
A lot of action took place in the main event of Money in the Bank 2014. Fans went crazy as they saw creative signature spots from Randy Orton, Sheamus, John Cena, Roman Reigns, Alberto Del Rio, Kane and Bray Wyatt. However, it was Cena, much to the dismay of online WWE fans, who climbed the ladder and captured the heavyweight championship.
June 29, 2014
To calm down the Money in the Bank 2014 audience, WWE opted to go with another divas match as a filler. Layla El and Summer Rae battled in a match, where Fandango served as the special guest referee. Fans were so disinterested in the segment that a CM Punk chant broke out. In the end, Layla caught Summer with a kick to gain the pinfall. Layla and Fandango kissed after the match, while a despondent Summer looked on.
June 29, 2014
In a rematch at Money in the Bank 2014, Alexander Rusev was successfully able to conquer Big E Langston again with his submission move. It was the typical match that you would expect from the two. There was a botched spot where Langston speared Rusev to the outside of the ring. However, the two of them more than made up for that by doing a great closing sequence.
June 29, 2014
In a match that was slightly held in higher regards than a filler match, Goldust and Cody Rhodes, who worked under his Stardust gimmick again, defeated Curtis Axel, who was sporting a ridiculous looking singlet, and Ryback. The match was designed to highlight the Stardust character. Since there was a little bit of action after the match, there is a chance that WWE could be continuing this feud.
June 29, 2014
In a very exciting match, Seth Rollins outlasted Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler, Kofi Kingston, Rob Van Dam and Jack Swagger to capture the briefcase at Money in the Bank 2014. WWE wants to continue the war between Ambrose and the Authority, so they had Kane coming out and providing assistance to Rollins. Despite the heel tactic to win the match, the Rollins victory was actually cheered by a good amount of fans.
June 29, 2014
Since WWE needed a filler segment at Money in the Bank 2014 and wanted to showcase Adam Rose a little bit, he was given a quick match against Damien Sandow, who was dressed as Paul Revere. Match was not really all that noteworthy, and Rose got the win after hitting the Party Foul finishing move. This was a segment that belongs more on Monday Night Raw than a pay per view.
June 29, 2014
Naomi Knight was given a crack at the WWE Divas Championship at Money in the Bank 2014, but it was Paige that walked away as the reigning titleholder after a DDT and a pin. The match was designed to further the eventual split between Naomi and Cameron, who was at ringside and taking glee whenever her tag team partner was in peril against Paige.
June 29, 2014
Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso had their biggest challenge to date when Erick Rowan and Luke Harper challenged them for the WWE tag team championship at Money in the Bank 2014. The twin brothers delivered by retaining the belt. The Usos performed a double superplex on Rowan before finishing him off with consecutive flying splashes from the top rope.
June 29, 2014
In a rather surprising move, WWE had the Shield win convincingly against Evolution. Batista and Randy Orton were the first two performers to be eliminated from the main event match at Payback 2014, but both provided interference for Triple H after their eliminations. After taking a brutal beating, Roman Reigns picked up the win for his team. Many expected Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins to be eliminated during the match, but WWE opted to give them a dominant ending.
June 2, 2014
In a match designed to be the buffer between the two main event features at Payback 2014, Paige successfully defended the WWE Divas Championship against Alicia Fox via submission. Afterwards, Alicia continued her story line of going crazy whenever things do not go well for her. The audience reacted more to the post match antics than the actual match.
June 2, 2014
In a segment filled with plenty of interference from Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Luke Rowan and Erick Harper, John Cena was able to defeat Bray Wyatt in a Last Man Standing match at Payback 2014 after Cena put Wyatt through a big black box and covered him with an even heavier box. Rumors have it that WWE will be continuing this feud and something could trigger that on Monday Night Raw this week.
June 2, 2014
At Payback 2014, Wade Barrett successfully defended the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Rob Van Dam after picking up the pin fall victory, thanks to the Bull Hammer. The performers placed some doubt in that finish when it appeared that Barrett had injured his arm while smashing into the corner post after RVD ducked away from the move outside the ring.
June 1, 2014
In a glorified squash match at Payback 2014, Alexander Rusev defeated Big E Langston via submission to continue his push up the ladder in WWE. He was able to slap on the camel clutch after delivering a big kick to Langston. Afterwards, he held the submission move on for a short period of time before Lana instructs him to let go. Rusev should be placed into a new feud this week.
June 1, 2014
In a match designed by WWE to accelerate the split between the brothers, Curtis Axel and Ryback defeated Cody Rhodes and Goldust in the second match of Payback 2014. Ryback picked up the pin fall victory for his team after delivering the Shell Shock to Rhodes. Afterwards, Rhodes told Goldust that he needs to find a better tag team partner for himself.
June 1, 2014
Despite being in the airplane spin for quite a few rotations, Sheamus was able to capture the victory over Antonio Cesaro, who had Paul Heyman with him at ringside, at Payback 2014 by surprising his opponent with a small package. With the win, Sheamus retains the United States Heavyweight Championship and will more than likely be placed in another feud by WWE tomorrow.
June 1, 2014
In a match filled with quite a few over the top spots, Daniel Bryan successfully retained the WWE Championship by defeating Kane at Extreme Rules 2014. A running knee followed by a pin enabled Bryan to get the pin fall victory over Kane. Prior to that spot, Kane was put through a burning table and carried on a forklift, among other things.
May 4, 2014
Since WWE needed a Divas Championship match at Extreme Rules 2014, Paige was given the victory over Tamina Snuka after delivering her submission finisher. The segment was short and quick, providing only a couple of spots outside the ring. It basically served as a pay per view buffer between the steel cage match and the world title match.
May 4, 2014
After suffering a loss at the last pay per view, Bray Wyatt needed a victory over John Cena at Extreme Rules 2014, and he got just that. Wyatt received a heavy dose of interference from Luke Harper and Erick Rowan, but Cena still managed to overcome those odds. As Cena was walking out of the cage, a kid showed up and began singing, which provided enough distraction for Wyatt to hit his Sister Abigail finisher and walk out for the victory.
May 4, 2014
In the most anticipated match at Extreme Rules 2014, the Shield defeated Evolution. Roman Reigns picked up the pin fall victory over Batista after a Superman punch and a spear. Triple H, Randy Orton, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose fought through the audience before Rollins took out all four of them by hurling himself from the elevated stands.
May 4, 2014
The first title change at Extreme Rules 2014 took place when Wade Barrett defeated Big E Langston to capture the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Barrett picked up the pin fall victory after delivering a running Bull Hammer finisher on Langston. A highlight of the pay per view was Langston spearing Barrett from the ring to the floor.
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President Bush vowed he would "leave no child behind." The centerpiece of his education agenda was Reading First, a new federal program aimed at helping poor children acquire basic reading skills. Under the leadership of White House domestic policy chief Margaret Spellings (then LaMontagne) and with support from Congress, Reading First was to provide funding to primary-reading programs that were based on scientific research. Christopher Doherty became Reading First's new director. His job was to ensure that Reading First schools used only programs that work and shunned those that don't.
Backlash and brouhaha followed. Aggrieved whole-language program proprietors complained bitterly that their wares couldn't be purchased with Reading First funds. They found a receptive ear in the Education Department's Office of the Inspector General (OIG), a bastion of green eyeshade and Dragnet types who weren't the least bit interested in children learning to read. The OIG launched a witch hunt against Doherty, falsely claiming that he was improperly favoring particular publishers. Despite the lack of evidence and the fact that Doherty was acting with the full knowledge and support of Margaret Spellings, this conscientious and hard-working public servant was forced to resign. Then the administration turned its back on Reading First, allowing the program to be gutted and starved of funding.
This report cites the real scandals of Reading First:
David Hoff reports that Senators Clinton and Obama are calling for new kinds of tests under No Child Left Behind. Obama has more steak to Hillary's sizzle on this one, saying in his education plan that he will support "funds for states to implement a broader range of assessments that can evaluate higher-order skills, including students' abilities to use technology, conduct research, engage in scientific investigation, solve problems, present and defend their ideas. These assessments will provide immediate feedback so that teachers can begin improving student learning right away."
In fact, that might be too much detail. How is an assessment going to measure all of those worthy attributes while also providing feedback to teachers immediately? This isn't just hope-mongering, it's decision-blurring. Either you can provide feedback quickly, but have to stick to easy-to-measure things like reading skills, or you can offer information about critical thinking and the rest, but have to wait for real people to score the tests. (Unless you're comfortable with this Third Way solution.) It's a multiple choice test, Senators, and you can only choose one answer.
The Proficiency Illusion" reveals that the tests that states use to measure academic progress under the No Child Left Behind Act are creating a false impression of success, especially in reading and especially in the early grades.
The report, a collaboration of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and the Northwest Evaluation Association, contains several major findings:
As a result, students may be performing worse in reading, and worse in elementary school, than is readily apparent by looking at passing rates on state tests.
January 8, 2007, is No Child Left Behind's fifth birthday. This isn't just another milestone to be celebrated (or mourned). It also marks the time that the law is due for an update from Congress. But will NCLB be reauthorized on schedule? And what changes are likely? No one knows for sure, but some might be in a better position than others to cast prognostications: the ubiquitous 'Washington insiders.' So we asked for their predictions. While not a 'representative sample' of thousands, these experts do have inside knowledge and bring a variety of perspectives. They span the ideological and political spectrum and work as lobbyists, association leaders, think tank analysts, and scholars.
The Fordham Report 2006: How Well Are States Educating Our Neediest Children? appraises each state according to thirty indicators across three major categories: student achievement for low-income, African-American, and Hispanic students; achievement trends for these same groups over the last 10-15 years; and the state's track record in implementing bold education reforms. It finds that just eight states can claim even moderate success over the past 15 years at boosting the percentage of their poor or minority students who are at or above proficient in reading, math or science. In addition, most states making significant achievement gains--including California, Delaware, Florida, New York, Massachusetts, and Texas--are national leaders in education reform, indicating that solid standards, tough accountability, and greater school choice can yield better classroom results.
Two-thirds of schoolchildren in America attend class in states with mediocre (or worse) expectations for what their students should learn. That's just one of the findings of Fordham's The State of State Standards 2006, which evaluates state academic standards. The average state grade is a "C-minus"--the same as six years earlier, even though most states revised their standards since 2000.
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The gentleman walked into the WaWa with his daughter and noticed another customer ogling his baby girl (because we all know that no matter how old they get, they are always our baby girls) and what came next was what I can only imagine must have been one of the purest, unfiltered daddy bear parenting moment that no one saw coming...
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The dad punched the guy square in the face. You read that right, he punched the guy in the face!
The Upper Darby Police Department in suburban Philadelphia has released a photo of the man and his daughter to the public. They are still searching for the man who police say caused serious injuries to his "victim," the male customer looking at his daughter like she was the last morsel of food on the planet and he was starving.
We don't know if this was the first time or the 5-millionth time that some pervy jackass made eyes at this man's daughter, but obviously he couldn't take it anymore. Maybe he was having a bad day or maybe he just wanted to protect his daughter from the discomfort that comes from being objectified and made to feel dirty by the leering of others.
All I know is that I hope the police don't catch him because I think he was just doing his fatherly duties. He did what any father would want to do in that situation. I can't imagine it is very easy for a dad to watch idly as a man not only has impure thoughts about his daughter, but actually has the gall to say something about it in front of her father. Nope, I think this man got exactly what he deserved a busted nose and a bruised ego.
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What food have you lost a taste for?
- sunangelmb Mar 28, 2014 01:03 PM
I never thought it would happen, but for me, it's red meat. I've been cutting back from twice a week, to monthly, to every six months for a few years now, and when I took a bite of my sons burger, I realized "I just don't like this taste/texture anymore." I then tried a piece of my husband steak, and the same thoughts went through my head. Final nail was the cheesesteak . Now Philly cheesesteaks have always held a very important place in my heart, and imagine my horror when I took a bite of one today and thought "no thanks, I'll stick to roast pork, provolone, and greens" I know there's food people can't eat as they get older due to allergy/stomach issues, and I know most people (besides me) grow out of a taste for cotton candy, circus peanuts, and candy corn. But red meat? Oh the horror and shame....so tell me, is there a basic food you used to love, but now don't really like?
I used to love ice cream and now I find it too rich and sweet. I like ice milk and sorbet but can't do the full fat dense ice cream. The thought of a Hagen daz bar makes me gag!
re: DowntownJosie
I seem to have the opposite problem, all I want to eat is icecream. Lol
re: Jerseygirl111
I used to eat ice cream about once a year but a couple of weeks ago I got my hip replaced and they had a refrigerator across the hall stocked with single serve Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla. Now I'm addicted to Blue Bell mint chocolate chip and the vanilla. Goes great with hydrocodone.
re: James Cristinian
Hey, I feel cheated! Just had a[nother] knee replacement, and no ice cream in sight. All I got was crummy pudding cups (which I ate anyway, out of sheer boredom. Or maybe it was the hydrocodone.)
Hope your rehab is doing well. I'm graduating from a walker to a cane.
re: James Cristinian
re: arashall
I've seen this at HEB, really that good? I've got my sights set on regular chocolate chip, usually seasonal but seen at two stores, childhood favorite. I started walking a lot at ten days post op outside the house, shopping cart instead of walker, HEB and the mall works fine. No more walker after 5 weeks.
re: James Cristinian
Congrats, James. I've retired both the walker & the cane. Healing is amazing.
Plus, being able to get around the kitchen & cook again was therapeutic in itself!
Desserts and sweets. I started eating fresh fruits instead of sweets a few years ago and now most sweets are too sweet. I do still eat an occasional pastry or rice pudding and enjoy it though. Like a planned splurge of too sweet stuff.
I lost my sweet tooth, along with a few others, a long time ago, though it never was a serious one (I never did like cotton candy, for one thing). There are things I used to crave deeply, which seldom happens these days, but that's more a matter of 70+ years than of taste. I'm still capable of enjoying a plate of fresh pancakes with butter and maple syrup, and certainly enjoy the smell while I'm cooking them, but I don't go nuts for them as I did 60 years ago. The first "Rube Goldberg"-style contraption I ever drew was a pancake-making machine, in 2nd Grade!
It was interesting to see the other posters mention sweets, because that has been true for me as well.
As a kid I loved dessert. As I near 50? Not so much.
If I am going to consume the calories I often chose a second serving of the savory instead.
As much as I like Reeses peanut butter cups, my Halloween leftovers usually sit in a bowl until the next Halloween. No sweet tooth here at all, maybe 2 or 3 during the year.
re: SaraAshley
Which don't last as long, the Reeses or the boyfriends?....:)
re: SaraAshley
Lose the boyfriend, keep the Reeses. Or is it leave the gun, keep the cannoli, I get confused.
My dentist must have pulled my sweet tooth oh - maybe 30 years ago. Up till then I gave in to the occasional Holiday sweet offering such as the Easter sweet ricotta pie, and baba au rhum. But these days it's only a few dishes of Hagan Daz during the Summer or a Italian Feast Day specific pastry. How low I've fallen. Sad. Savory is more my style now.
re: bropaul
I feel the same way with smoked foods. I can still do bacon (though I don't do it that often, maybe 3-4 times a year). But I used to love BBQ and smoked meats and cheeses and sometime within the last year or two I completely lost my taste for it and can't tolerate it anymore. Recently tried a local BBQ place and could barely manage more than a few bites (it didn't help that they also smoke their potatoes, which was a large part of what I ordered). Bought a brand of hot dogs I used to buy quite frequently back in the day and they were so smoky the rest of the pack just sat in the fridge until I finally gave up. I can't even stomach the smoked beef sticks from my favorite butcher that I used to love.
I haven't tried smoked fish yet, but my next trip up north I'll maybe venture to the smokehaus and give it a try.
I have been vegetarian for decades now, but years ago i would be tempted by fish and have it a few (3?) times a year or so. At some point the appeal faded and now the idea of eating it and the smell of anything fishy kinda grosses me out....
I ate a lifetime supply of bananas by the time i was 12, haven't been able to choke one down since. I'm finally ok with raisins and graham crackers but that's fairly recent- those were also basic food groups as a small kid
re: Ttrockwood
Same here with the banana. As a child I loved them but I'd have to be really hungry with nothing else in the house before I'd eat a fresh one now. But I still adore the taste of banana in desserts, or if they're in a banana pudding, Funny thing how our tastes change.
re: Nayners
Same here. Banana cream pie, banana bread, YUM. Eating a banana? Only if I'm hungry and there's nothing else around. I don't hate them, but they just don't appeal to me. Too rich and sweet or something.
re: Nayners
Very similar to a lot of posters. This time of the year, you see chocolate bunnies aplenty. I really can't stomach "sweet" chocolate, though I do like a few squares of very dark (90% if I can get it, but def more than 70%) chocolate now and then with after-dinner coffee, I can't take milk chocolate.
I'm also off apples. I used to eat a couple daily, usually Macs or red delicious. Now, I trend toward berries.
Spaghetti/tomato sauce and garlic. Makes me almost sick to my stomach to smell them. Never thought I'd see *that* day.
A lot of the processed crap I used to eat as a kid. Blechhh! A lot of fast food, although I still like some. Hmmm.....regular Coke? I used to love regular Coke, but once I made the switch to Diet I can't stand regular.
I still have a sweet tooth, unfortunately. I look forward to the day I no longer do, if it ever comes!!
re: SaraAshley
I can't deal with diet coke anymore- never did drink regular- i would crave it initially, and have on random occasions and then it started tasting funky and chemically and now i really dislike the taste of it. And at one point i could not function without my afternoon 20oz bottle!
re: Ttrockwood
I can function without it, but I definitely crave and love it. Regular soda drinkers just cannot understand that I actually genuinely prefer and love it.
re: zackly
Mickey's Big Mouth for me! And American mass-market beer in general, but this is supposed to be about food, isn't it?
It just occurred to me that there's a bunch of good chocolate in a cool corner of the kitchen that has gone almost completely unmolested for months. What does that tell us?
re: Will Owen
Will, I can't think of any food that I no longer care to eat, I just eat less. Now, Mickey Big Mouth, yeah and all malt liquor. I guess a quick buzz isn't so important. I'll take it in measured doses of decent wine or a shot of good tequila or two.
re: meatnveg
I believe you, but I cannot imagine getting sick of a roasted chicken. How much did you eat?
re: Nayners
just about everyday for a couple of months straight
re: meatnveg
I'm with you. For awhile I was buying a 4-6lb chicken each week to roast. It required eating chicken every day to finish it up. And I would feel guilty throwing the carcass away so stock was made, portioned and stuffed in freezer. Now I'm sick of eating chicken.
re: viperlush
Just yesterday, Mr. P. looked like he was checking his chest for some ailment. I asked why, he said "I think I'm beginning to grow feathers."
We've been eating too much chicken, methinks.
I cook meat, and I enjoy a roast chicken and a grilled pork chop, but I find beef to be tasteless. I cook it for Mr. Sueatmo, and I occasionally try something new, but honestly beef has almost no taste for me anymore. I sort of like a low carb burger. The lettuce that surrounds it makes it taste better to me.
I've never been fond of super sweet stuff, but I am less fond than before. I do battle a desire for sweets though. I wish I was much less fond of them than I used to be.
And I don't really like deli meat. It just tastes too salty and plastic to me. Even the better quality stuff. It isn't my cup of tea.
Ice cream. I used to down a pint of Ben and Jerry's solo no problem, but now I could care less.
Also, peanuts/tree nuts. I gave them up when my daughter had an allergic reaction (was still nursing a bit at that time), and aside from on my pad Thai takeout, I just don't miss them.
And broccoli, used to love the stuff, but after being nauseated by it while pregnant, I don't want that stuff at all. Which is a bummer!
Like many others, I no longer care for sweets. Red meat gets chosen last for me as well. I don't care for cow milk and I most fruit is too sweet to me.
It seems funny that there are so many similarities?
Having had to virtually eliminate white carbs (rice, pasta, bread and potatoes) after being diagnosed with type 2diabetes, I find that I no longer crave them like I used to. However, my love for circus peanuts lives on. I don't buy them and am no longer in touch with the only person who shared my love for them, so I guess I am safe.
re: Tara57
I'd forgotten that I don't care for typical fast food nearly the way I tolerated it in years past. I do crave french fries sometimes. But I rarely crave a hamburger. And I don't want a fast food pizza, either.
re: jbsiegel
Me too! I was hooked and I have no idea when I stopped but I guess I did and now can't stand it.
re: jbsiegel
I used to go thru a half pack of gum a day, but then had delicate temp dental work and had to go cold turkey- probably 7yrs ago now? Never did start chewing it again.
Sodas (any type, regular or diet) and fruit juices. I switched to just drinking water a few years ago and doubt I'll ever go back. I'm much happier without the empty calories anyway.
I lost and then found my sweet tooth. It disappeared in my twenties. Many years later I discovered aerobic exercise, cycling, and it returned in a big way. I remember making myself dinner after cycling home from work. I was satisfied for about an hour before becoming ravenously hungry and devouring a pint of ice cream.
I think cutting back on alcohol consumption also contributed. Lots of sugar in that stuff.
re: ChrisOfStumptown
Hubby and I cut out alcohol last fall and now we want sugar more than before. Frustrating.
I used to love fried smelts, anchovies, any salty fish... Then I sadly ate a bad one, got very sick, and never could stomach them again. Had hoped after enough time passed my taste for them would come back, but it never did. I can't eat them anymore, at all, and I used to love them :(
Sardines. I used to love to mash them up, add a little mustard, and scoop it out of the bowl with a Ritz cracker. Tried it a few months ago, and it was over for me.
Dried soybeans. I still like 'em, and it's probably only temporary, but I bought a giant container to reach for - instead of tortilla chips - and now the search is for other foods I can eat with them. Any suggestions? Save for tortilla chips.
Tequila and salty foods...
I had some Patron that someone brought back on a trip (I guess duty free) they poured me a shot, took one sip and almost puked...
Salt never bothered me in the past, but now if it is too salty, even pizza, I just pass on it.
re: flavrmeistr
I've lost the taste for tacos, enchiladas, burritos, refried beans--pretty much Mexican food--perhaps, in its SW US form. It's been out of sight and out of mind for me for around 20 years, and now on visits to the US I don't even really want it although I could it eat it per se. Just don't ever crave it.
I don't miss bacon and hamburgers either, though I never really craved them ever.
Asian-American. So much crap out there. From crappy rancid sushi to old school suburban Chinese take-out to Thai and Asian Confusion joints. The blandness and off flavours have done me in. Adding copious amounts of rooster sauce only masks the bland and rancid food. And red pepper spice is used for that purpose in the first place....
re: Gastronomos
Ditto. Fortunately, there is a plethora of more-or-less authentic (AFAIK) Chinese restaurants in the DC area. As far as I'm concerned, that's enough reason to live here.
I used to love traditional American breakfasts like eggs (fried or scrambled), home fries, bacon and toast or pancakes and sausage or french toast. Now I prefer a good crusty roll or toasted homemade bread, with some strong cheese, maybe some ham or Canadian bacon and a hard boiled egg plus some fresh fruit or grilled tomatoes or mushrooms. Another favorite breakfast is yogurt, granola and fruit or oatmeal.
We occasionally eat the traditional breakfast items for dinner but almost never for breakfast.
re: Springhaze2
Interesting, come to think of it, I lost my taste for hard boiled eggs, but still eat egg salad....go figure?
re: Springhaze2
Yes, I agree those traditional American breakfasts can be tasty--but, much better for dinner. I'd dare say they are diner food really.
re: tcamp
I had to cut out dairy and gluten about 6 months ago for medical reasons (not allergies but something more ambiguous) - and while the idea of not eating cheese pains me, it's not really an item I "cheat" on. While there are other items I'm far more prone to cheat with.
If a basket of freshly baked steaming bread is brought to a restaurant table, I'm not always able to say "just one bite". But with cheese, it's not been a problem. Not what I would have guessed at all.
Over the last 5 years, I have quit buying fresh fruit. And not seeking out the stuff in season. Something about cost versus reward.
This includes the Caribbean imports that rarely make it up north. Even the free stuff off the tree is not that tempting.
My 21 year old son lost his taste for "peeps" this year. He ate one and said it made him feel ill because it was so sweet. I think we were both sad to see him leave that part of his childhood behind.
National chain fast food. I know there was a time in my life when I regularly ate McDonalds and Taco Bell, but it's almost hard to believe now.


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Harkness Screens Takes Center Stage At ShoWest's Premier Presentation Venues
Le Theatre des Arts, Paris Hotel and Jubilee Theatre at Bally's to Feature Hollywood's Most Anticipated Films on Spectral 240 3D Screens
LAS VEGAS, NV, MARCH 11, 2010 - Harkness Screens (Booth 1814), the world's leading manufacturer of projection screens for cinema applications, will once again be featured at ShoWest's premier presentation venues, Le Theatre des Arts, Paris Hotel and the Jubilee Theatre, Bally's Hotel.
With seating capacities of 1,550 and 1,350 respectively, Le Theatre des Arts and the Jubilee Theatre will feature 60 ft. by 25 ft. Harkness Spectral 240 3D screens. In addition, Le Theatre des Arts will also be equipped with a Harkness Perlux 140 for 2D screenings.
"ShoWest is delighted to once again be working with Harkness Screens as one of the official providers of theatrical screens for the 2010 edition of the largest motion picture show worldwide," says Robert Sunshine, managing director of ShoWest. "We need the best when screening these major Hollywood studio films and Harkness' quality is unbeatable."
The Harkness Spectral 240 3D screen is considered by cinema exhibitors and special venue operators worldwide to be the optimum 3D projection surface for systems using polarised light. The Spectral 240 features a high extinction ratio and provides spectacular 3D images. The surface also supports 2D images and can be used successfully in auditoria where 2D and 3D are both shown. The intrinsically high gain (2.4) overcomes light losses in 3D systems. Harkness' Perlux line of screens provides a choice of gain characteristics, high contrast, bright pictures, generous viewing angles and excellent colour temperature.
ShoWest is the most prestigious and longest running convention and trade show for the cinema exhibition and distribution community. Cinema exhibition professionals come to ShoWest for exciting film screenings of major studio and independent feature films slated for summer release as well as product reel presentations, exciting special events with Hollywood's hottest stars, educational seminars and to find the latest products, services and technologies at the largest trade show of its kind.
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Bobby Gillespie features on new Haiti single
So moved by the plight of the people of Haiti, Shane McGowern and his long term girlfriend, writer Victoria Clarke made calls to friends and associates from which began the process of recording a track from which ALL proceeds go to Concern, a charity who have provided assistance to some of the poorest countries in the world including Haiti, even before the earthquake struck. Some of the stars on the record include – Nick Cave / Bobby Gillespie / Glen Matlock / Johnny Depp / Chrissie Hynde / Paloma Faith / Eliza Doolittle.
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Primal Scream to play 'Screamadelica' live in its entirety
NME.com reports that Primal Scream are set to play their seminal 1991 album 'Screamadelica' in its entirety in November.
The band, who have never played the album live before, will perform it at the London Olympia on November 27. Continue reading
Oasis win best 'BRITs Album of 30 Years' Award
Unsurprisingly, Oasis picked up an award at last nights Brits for the best album of the last 30 years with '(What's The Story) Morning Glory?'.
Not meaning to take anything away from Oasis, but looking at the other albums on the shortlist you can't help but wonder what planet the people who picked that list live on. Anyway, here's a clip of Liam's acceptance speech last night. Continue reading
Sean Jackson album 'Slots' out March 29th
Sean Jackson of 18 Wheeler finally gets around to releasing his debut solo album on March 29th via Joe Foster's PoppyDisc label. Some shows are planned around the release of the album and apparently there are even talks of an 18 Wheeler compilation due in the near future. More details to be revealed when they are available.
You can pre-order the album now at Amazon by clicking here.
Apple Boutique to be reissued
The rather fantastic Vollwert-Records label continues its series of very limited early Creation releases with the re-pressing of Apple Boutique's 1987 single 'Love Resistance'. For those of you who don't remember Apple Boutique, they were fronted by Phil King who later played bass in Felt/Lush/Jesus & Mary Chain. Continue reading
The Telescopes announce full band tour
The Telescopes head off for a bunch of shows around the UK this Feb, accompanied on stage by members of One Unique Signal. Playing material from the era of the 'Taste' album, these shows will be fully amped up full band affairs in intimate venues. Support on each date is also provided by One Unique Signal, performing a set of their own material.
Please check individual events for full line up and ticket details.
Thursday 11th February 2010
Brighton Freebutt.
1 Phoenix Place, Brighton, East Sussex. BN2 9ND.
With: One Unique Signal + Gin Panic.
Doors: 7.30pm/ 16+
Advance tickets £6 From local store outlets +
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Friday 12th February 2010
Colchester Arts Centre.
1 Church Street,Colchester, Essex. CO1 1NF.
With: Beatglider + One Unique Signal
Doors: 8pm / £6 Advance.
We Got Tickets: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/61837
Saturday 13th February 2010
Birmingham Sound of Confusion @ The Victoria.
48 John Bright Street, Birmingham, West Midlands. B1 1BN.
With: Einstellung + One Unique Signal
Doors. 8.30pm – 12.30am / Cost: £4
Tuesday 16th February 2010
Southampton Joiners
141 St Marys Street, Southampton, Hampshire. SO14 1NS.
With: One Unique Signal + TBC
Doors 8pm / Advance Tickets £6
Ticketmaster: http://www..ticketmaster.co.uk/event/17004372D7089981?artistid=1016832&majorcatid=10001&minorcatid=60
Wednesday 17th February 2010
London – Monto Underbelly
11 Hoxton Square, London. N1 6NU.
With: One Unique Signal + TBC
Doors: 7.30pm / Cost £6 Advance / £8 Door
Ticketweb: http://www.themonto..com/listings_detail.php?listings_id=1478
Thursday 18th February 2010
Exeter Cavern Club
83-84 Queen Street, Exeter, Devon. EX4 3RP
Doors: 7.30pm / Cost £4
Friday 26th February 2010
Manchester – Blowout Club
Chorlton Irish Centre, 17 High Lane, Chorlton, Manchester. M21 9DJ.
With: The Second Floor + Gnod + One Unique Signal.
Doors: TBC / Cost: TBC
New Slowdive database website launched
A new(ish) website has been launched for anyone to contribute regarding Slowdive. The site is run the same style as good old Wikipedia and already features a whole load of gigs and setlists not just from Slowdive but all the band members other projects including Mojave 3, Televise, Eternal and solo projects.
if you've got anything you wish to contribute i'm sure it'd be greatly appreciated.
New Ride interview now online
Ride recently reunited in Oxford for a chat with the local Nightshift magazine. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut EP the band took some time to reflect on their early days in Oxford, signing to Creation and deny any responsibility for the bands that followed them from the city.
Here's a section of the interview:
The big break, though, came with that tour support to The Soup Dragons, at the time pretty big favourites on the UK indie scene. Apart from exposing Ride to a national audience and national music press attention, it was here they met and formed a relationship with Alan McGee, head of Creation Records – home to many of Ride's heroes and easily the coolest label around.
MARK: "I think Sean from the Soup Dragons asked us to support them and the link came through Dave and the Warners connection at that time. I remember feeling like we were blowing the Soup Dragons off the stage every night and this was also the time that Alan started coming to see us one night after another and talking to us after every concert. It was an amazing time."
LOZ: "It was art college kids on tour, but with the usual touring antics, I suppose. Steve was so grown up he had something called a 'girlfriend'. Andy and I would take photos, play tapes and often sketched in our sketchbooks; Mark seemed to be in a cosy state of preparation for impending stardom… it was all pleasantly odd."
ANDY: "They let us use their gear, which was nice of them. So we were playing through Marshall Stacks instead of tiny little combo amps. We got our first national music press on that tour, in NME, Melody Maker, and Sounds. I remember that we played very loud!" Having Alan McGee as a fan must have been an incredible feeling.
ANDY: "In theory, we were aiming for 4AD because we felt that Creation was too obvious. But then, once there was an actual offer on the table from Creation we decided to take it. McGee seemed nice enough and was obviously mad on the band. But there was no relationship until later on.
We'd send Dave up with our recordings and sleeves and everything and he'd come back having got us what we wanted. Later on, McGee became one of my closest friends but that was after Ride finished."
MARK: "Alan quickly became like family to me, and I still feel the same way about him now. He supported us in a big way and let us make the records that we wanted to make and from the sidelines also personally educated and turned me and all of us on to lots of other great music that had a big influence on us."


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Our pop music dreams have come true: Ed Sheeran has covered 5 Seconds of Summer's hit song, She Looks So Perfect.
The British singer-songwriter, who recently released his new album X, performed a completely unrehearsed cover of the Australian band's breakout hit while he was at a radio station recently. "If it's bad, please don't kill me," Sheeran warns fans. But fear not, he killed it.
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you need a resale ID ( AKA seller's permit) if you selling touchable items.
(A.K.A state id, wholesale, resale,
reseller certificate, about $39 for most states).
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