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The research evidence is absolutely clear: both artificially inducing
labor and using major abdominal surgery (cesarean section) to deliver a
baby cause harm and include major health risks to the mother and baby.
Inducing labor and performing a cesarean section can, in certain cases,
save lives. However, these practices are undeniably harmful when used
casually, routinely or for non-medical reasons. In contrast, the
Midwives Model of Care is a fundamentally different approach that
includes safe, health-promoting and effective "natural" maternity care
that avoids harmful and unnecessary drugs and interventions and has
been proven to reduce the incidence of birth injury, trauma and
cesarean section.
Citizens for Midwifery is increasingly hearing from
angry women whose obstetricians lied to them regarding the reason for
their induction, which in many cases resulted in a cesarean and other
problems, including postpartum depression. Obstetricians are not
explaining all the risks and harm associated with inductions and
cesareans, but are taking advantage of the trust women have in their
The rates of inductions and cesareans are rising, and
for obstetricians, they are convenient (births can be "scheduled") and
cost-effective (more births in less time). An increasing proportion of
births now occur on weekdays and fewer on weekends. Forcing birth into
a schedule with drugs and surgery without a genuine medical
justification harms mothers and babies and is unethical according to
ACOG's own "Code of Ethics."
For the great majority of women, natural IS going to be
better, both for the mother and for the baby. The problem is that truly
natural childbirth is virtually non-existent in hospitals, primarily
because most obstetricians totally lack the skills and understanding to
effectively help a woman have a healthy natural labor and delivery
without drugs or surgery. Most women only hear about hospital policies
and medical interventions; their obstetricians do not provide honest
and knowledgeable information about the alternatives. The most likely
way to have a natural birth is with a midwife practicing the Midwives
Model of Care in an out-of-hospital setting; increased access to
out-of-hospital birth with qualified direct entry midwives is supported
by the American Public Health Association.
If ACOG is really interested in healthy mothers and
babies, they would not be touting "elective c-sections," promoting
inductions, lying to women, and continuing to routinely use harmful and
ineffective protocols and interventions. Instead ACOG would work
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I hope this doesn't sound egotistical as it was just a funny thought that occurred to me on the ride home, but I imagine the past few weeks as a montage from an 80's movie, showing clips of my floundering and poor form at first, but showing improvements as it goes along, all set to a cheesy song that makes generous use of synthesizers. Today could mark the end of the sequence, with what I felt was much better form and technique (though still far from perfect).
I really focused on my uphill form today, and felt I did much better. I was able to V1 up the hills much more efficiently, to the point where I was actually looking forward to the uphills, just like I do in running. Great day.
I'll be capping off the week tomorrow by attending a biathlon clinic. Looks like a great opportunity to learn more about the sport. Two hours of instruction and practice, followed by a low-key race. Sweet!
Skate skied 20.5 kilometers @ 11.0 kph/avg.
Trails, packed and fast.
Very hilly.
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Sorry Karthik for stealing your session title at Software Universe, to be held on the 20th October which is going to cover everything you needed to know about IBM's Social Collaboration portfolio, mainly the IBM Connections product. We use this product extensively within IBM, and I keep wondering how we used to manage things without this product. It's so easy to get used to things which are so intuitive. Connections has now become an integral part of the portfolio used within IBM, similar to everyone's Notes Client. Few components I use a lot are the:
Profile - where I can get to know more about the person.
Communities - I can subscribe to a community that I am interested in, and keep track of the updates.
Communities - I can subscribe to a community that I am interested in, and keep track of the updates.
I just think with the ease of use of these and the integrated nature of these products, it's easy to get used to and possibly addicted to. And it's all part of my job as developer in the ICS brand. I personally work on the Notes/Domino product, but as we can see in various discussions around email & social software (one such post from my colleague), the two products need to co-exist, in fact merge into 1 product. You can't any longer have 1 without the other.
Recently I read an interesting post from Gartner about Social Software trends in 2010 and beyond. When I first saw it a while back, it probably didn't register, but as I look back on it now, I can see some of it coming true already, and it's only 2011. There's still quite a few years to go in what has been predicted. I am sure the social software within an enterprise is probably limited to large organizations at this moment, but smaller enterprises will start adopting Social Software soon. In fact, the earlier you start to embrace Social Software, the easier it's adoption will be within your organization.
It's so easy to google it nowadays as I am watching TV with my kids, and a question pops up. At work, I pop into Connections when I am looking for some technical information. That's the power of Social Collaboration in an enterprise, and if you haven't embraced it yet, you are missing a lot!


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CruiseMates Teen Cruisersby Cruising for teens - and other ages are welcome, too
Welcome to CruiseMates' Teen Area!
CruiseMates is here for all types of cruisers, to meet online and onboard. We offer detailed information about your cruise experience before you actually take it, and want you to share your experience afterwards.
Another benefit of our site is meeting people who will be sailing on your cruise in advance. Getting to know someone before you leave guarantees you will "know" someone on the ship already! You can talk online beforehand and set up a meeting place once onboard.
The key is our teen message boards. Lots of teens really enjoy cruising a lot and do crazy and entertaining things, and this is the site to share them. Other things teens want to know about the ports of call, formal nights, the crew and parties.
The message boards are not only cruiser user-friendly, but you can also chat about everyday teen activities like music, sports and jobs all in one place.
Also - below are many articles written by our resident teens in the past, some are new and some are older, but all are fun and interesting. CruiseMates.com is your one-stop website for cruising and teen discussion. We want you to leave for your cruise experience excited and prepared. Hope to see you around the boards sometime soon.
Let's chat on CruiseMates' Teen message board!
Star Wars Day at Sea Returns to Disney Cruise Line in Early 2018 on Select Disney Fantasy Sailings
Carnival celebrates the Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Presidential campaign with kids aboard the Ecstasy
See the 2017 Schedule for Star Wars Days on Disney Cruise Ships
Day-long celebrations thrill both Jedi-in-training and Jedi Masters of the family
Shipboard Celebrations with Surprise Character Appearances, Special Movie Screenings and More
Family Fun with Kung Fu Panda, Shrek and Madagascar characters on Anthem of the Seas This Fall
New App to access FaceBook and Twitter for as little as $25 per person per cruise
Teen cruisers can meet here - and younger people are welcome, too.
One teen shares his best strategy for preparing for your cruise
The top five things for teens to do on cruise ship by a very experienced teen cruiser
A cruise-experienced teen tells us her favorite top five places to cruise
A teen poll on cruising with over 100 respondents - what teen cruisers really want
One of our former teen editors, Dan Polulak, was lucky enough to move from CruiseMates directly to working on a cruise ship for a summer. Here he tells was what it is like to be a very young man working at his very first cruise ship job.
A older kid tells his parents what they need to know about kids on cruise ships
Our teen host summarizes the top Caribbean ports of call activities for teens
Norwegian Epic, the new mega-ship from NCL from summer 2010, presents epic possibilities for onboard fun
Questions and answers for first-time teen cruisers.
What teens need to know and can expect for their first cruise
This huge Royal Caribbean vessel has plenty to keep teens busy
A look at the most important things to remember to pack for a teenager
The best of the Hawaiian islands from a teenagers perspective - what to do
Our teen editor evaluates onboard food favorites, line by line
Our resident teen cruise editor, Alex Gaynor, interviews fellow teens on their impressions of a Carnival getaway to New England/Canada.
Our teen contributor tells us her favorite things about popular Mediterranean Sea cruise ports.
Freestyle cruising offers a lot of amenities for cruisers of all ages, and choices especially abound on the Dawn.


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Common Errors in Cotton Production
Description: Pamphlet published by the U.S.D.A. about problems that cotton-growers may encounter and ways to avoid or fix them. Contents (from page 1): Mistakes that interfere with progress -- Causes of deterioration -- General measures of improvement: - Changing the method of buying cotton - Organizing 1-variety communities -- Some causes of inferior cotton: - Planting poor seed, Planting on price conjectures - Changing the seed - Planting too many varieties - Failure to test varieties - Misleading claims for varieties - Propagating hybrids - Planting unsuitable land - Planting too early - Thinning too early - Spacing too wide - Picking too late - Breeding weevils in the fall - Mixing seed at public gins - Ginning too close - Ginning too wet or too dry.
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HIV Treatment Activists Discuss Their Treatment History, and Their Rights as Big Pharma Consumers
April 17, 2014
First, they were diagnosed. Then, they started treatment. Then, they advocated for others. In this roundtable, three treatment activists -- Maria T. Mejia, a Latina lesbian; Aaron Laxton, a gay Midwesterner; and Marco Benjamin, a gay Latino from New Jersey -- discuss the three very different roads they traveled to HIV treatment, and how that road eventually led them to activism.
As Aaron says, activists are tasked with "keeping people honest." In the spirit of honesty, panelists discuss their feelings about dealing with so-called "Big Pharma," the ups and downs of being on medication, and the next steps that today's activists must address.
Mathew Rodriguez: Hello, everyone. Just for those people who are reading, can you tell us about when you first started treatment, and what your first regimen was?
Aaron Laxton: For me, my first medication was Atripla. But it was through a drug study. And so I did my first 52-week study. Came off that study, went into another one before I made the decision to break the study, to go onto Stribild. And that's what I'm on now.
Mathew Rodriguez: OK. And when was that?
Aaron Laxton: I started on treatment July of 2011.
Maria Mejia: I was diagnosed in 1991. The only thing, really, that was available was AZT, in high dosages. I refused medication because of so many misconceptions that there were. I was pretty young. The only thing that you would hear is that it would kill you quicker, and in some other cases, I would see people living from it. But as a choice I decided not to take it for the first 10 years.
Eventually I was diagnosed with AIDS, 10 years after, with 39 T cells, no matter what I did, what natural therapies I did. So I eventually said, "OK; I want to save my life."
I started antiretroviral treatment almost 14 years ago. And that's what's kept me alive.
Mathew Rodriguez: And so when you started, what was available? What did you start?
Maria Mejia: Actually, since I like to do a lot of research and I'm very proactive with my condition, I did a little research. I wanted to do minimal -- because back then, people took so many medications. So I wanted to start with Trizivir. I went to my doctor and she basically told me that if I didn't take any type of medication, I would just die, like, in a month.
So I said, "Well, I've researched this medication. I want you to put me on Trizivir." I became undetectable like four weeks after. I was on it for 10 years.
And then after that, again, I went back to my doctor and I said, "I think it's time to make the change." And now I've been on Atripla ever since, after those 10 years on Trizivir. And it's been wonderful for me.
Marco Benjamin: I was diagnosed back in, I want to say, July 2008. I just recently started to take [antiretrovirals (ARVs)] this February that just passed. This is the first time I've actually had to take them. I just maintained a very high T-cell count of, like, 1,200 for the past few years. And now I am ... My first medication that they started me with, which I'm currently on, is Stribild.
Aaron Laxton: I think we have three different perspectives of where we are, as far as available treatment.
I was diagnosed in June of 2011, June 6. And I opted to start treatment almost a month to the day after I evaluated. Because the new research that we have shows it's easier to keep a person healthier if we start them on medication. So I think this roundtable is great, in that it shows three different perspectives of where we've been, and where we're going, and the three different schools of thought on it.
"I went through like 14 doctors the first year. I was trying to be proactive, and figured that I needed to get on antiretrovirals right away. And everybody said no." -- Marco Benjamin
Marco Benjamin: What you were saying, Aaron -- I mean, when I was first diagnosed I tried to go to whichever doctor that could prescribe me medications. I went through like 14 doctors the first year. And no one wanted to give it to me. I was trying to be proactive, and figured that I needed to get on antiretrovirals right away. And everybody said no. It took seven years for somebody to be able to say, "OK. You can take antiretrovirals now."
Mathew Rodriguez: I've heard that story from you before, Marco. But now, I guess, in the context of this roundtable, it's very interesting, about how proactive you were, and your age when you were diagnosed, and the different factors that go into it.
Aaron Laxton: And a patient that's diagnosed today, their primary physician, whether it's an infectious disease specialist or a generalist, the recommendation from the CDC is to automatically start that patient on ARVs ... whereas 10 years ago, like you're saying, Marco, you really had to jump through hoops to even get someone who was willing. And so times have changed because of new research that we have that shows that when we start treatment, we can sustain the quality of life.
Marco Benjamin: At one point I was told to get a secondary opportunistic infection, and then I could get ARVs prescribed to me.
Maria Mejia: Wow. Wow.
Mathew Rodriguez: Do you think that maybe treatment-as-prevention has something to do with people wanting to get people on treatment more, as well?
Marco Benjamin: Yeah. If you think about it as simple -- I mean, I know Aaron had a few vehicle problems, automobile problems, the other day -- but it's just as simple. If your car, there's something wrong with it, or you hear that noise, why are you going to wait until the car blows up to then try and start to fix it?
Common sense. You know, like even a common cold: Start to take something immediately when you have signs or symptoms of it, to try to suppress it and keep it down low, before it really blows up.
Maria Mejia: I believe that, yeah, like you said: One of the motivators for many is not only to save our lives but, with the studies that are out there, that if you are undetectable and you're adherent to your medication, it's very, very ... you know, I still promote, of course, condom use ... but it's very hard to pass the virus to someone else when you're undetectable. So that, to me, is a big motivator -- at least for these couple of years, studies that have come out. And it's wonderful -- you know, like a form of preventing new infections.
Aaron Laxton: We had HPTN-052 that showed initially that a person that was undetectable had a very low risk of transmitting the virus. Now coming on the heels of CROI, we now have the PARTNER study, which was a more intensive study that looked at 16,000 MSM sexual contacts, and 14,000 heterosexual contacts. And they also did genetic testing. Through that genetic testing, they were able to prove that nobody contracted the virus from a partner who was on medications and undetectable.
So this is really groundbreaking research that just goes to the heart of what we're saying -- that if you're HIV positive, the quicker you can get on medication, the quicker you can become undetectable. So you're not only protecting yourself, but you're protecting others.
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At one time, Joel Pineiro was seeking three years at $10 million a season. One published report had the Mets in it for $15 million over two years – with an inevitable option – which is far more palatable. Considering Pineiro's history – don't forget, he's only a handful of games over .500 for his career – this is a more realistic starting point.
Meanwhile, Ben Sheets, a reclamation project, is thinking about a one year deal for $12 million, with the Cubs interested. Sheets might turn out all right, but he might not, also, and he's too big a risk for the Mets.


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i stepped back from a senior position at the marketleader in scholarly publishing.
my new company will advice midsize publishers how to sell/ market and publish their products in a professional and cost effective way.
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global midsize publishers targeting libraries for their products.
these publishers issue journals/books and dBases.
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John Bonnot, aka All-Terrain Monkey, has been painting minis since April of 2004 when, after moving to Texas, his friend Anne asked him if he would help her paint a couple of minis for a brand-new convention named ReaperCon. After she taught him everything she knew (strangely leaving him still not knowing anything) he squeezed the heads of any painter around him in a desperate attempt to obtain the knowledge of How Not To Suck. John used to paint directly for Reaper, putting out a lot of painted models for Warlord and Dark Heaven, but currently freelances for Reaper and teaches a weekend or two a month at the Asylum Paint Club. read more
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Joan Crawford would have seen a lot of herself in Varla Jean Merman. Same wide, staring eyes. Same immovable coiffure. Same Rob Gronkowski shoulders.
In "Mildred Fierce,'' Merman takes a signature Crawford role and devours it like one of the pies that poor Mildred slaves over and then sells so she can keep her daughter Veda in the lap of luxury, not that the rotten brat is the least bit grateful for her mother's endless sacrifices . . .
Sorry, got carried away there. It's just hard to see the expression of saintly suffering on Mildred's face and not feel the stirrings of indignation on behalf of this deluded Mommie Dimmest. And Merman (real name Jeffery Roberson) certainly proves to have an expression for every occasion, delivering a bravura performance in Ryan Landry's dizzily entertaining musical sendup of "Mildred Pierce.''
Heaven knows that heavy-breathing 1945 melodrama is ripe for satire, but HBO chose to ladle on still more melodrama in its lavish and solemn 2011 miniseries version of "Mildred Pierce,'' directed by Todd Haynes and starring Kate Winslet as Mildred. While Landry is nowhere near as reverent — not reverent at all, in fact — he does stick to the basics of the plot. So "Mildred Fierce,'' which is directed with finesse by James P. Byrne, chronicles Mildred's efforts to rebound from the breakup of her marriage by building a pie business (Mildred's Pie Hole) and then opening a successful restaurant that broadens into a chain of eateries, all so Veda will not lack for "perfume, pumps, and pachyderms.'' (Don't ask).
"Mildred Fierce'' is a more fully realized work than "Rudolph the Red Necked Reindeer,'' Landry's recent holiday production with the Gold Dust Orphans. The set by Amelia Gossett and Lauren Duffy immerses the audience in a 1940s ambience with a charcoal-textured collage of period advertisements and movie posters ("Double Indemnity,'' "The Man With Nine Lives''). But the threat of anachronism holds no terrors for Landry, whose clever songs borrow melodies and attitudes from post-'40s musicals like "Guys and Dolls,'' "Gypsy,'' and "Annie,'' and even from Roy Orbison's early '60s pop hit "Running Scared.'' The musical numbers (choreographed with zest by Delta Miles) come out of nowhere, on the wooziest pretext, but you're not likely to care when, for instance, the ensemble bursts into a "42nd Street''-inspired routine, or when Mildred suddenly turns into a nightclub-style chanteuse for no reason at all — except that it provides a showcase for Merman. Which is reason enough.
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Since applications on the iPhone using Xamarin.iOS are compiled to static code, it is not possible to use any facilities that require code generation at runtime.
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Unlike traditional Mono/.NET, code on the iPhone is statically compiled ahead of time instead of being compiled on demand by a JIT compiler.
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technology has a few limitations with respect to generics, these are caused because not every possible generic instantiation can be determined up front at compile time. This is not a problem for regular .NET or Mono runtimes as the code is always compiled at runtime using the Just in Time compiler. But this poses a challenge for a static compiler like Xamarin.iOS.
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Xamarin.iOS currently has limited support for creating generic subclasses of the NSObject class, such as no support for generic methods. As of 7.2.1, using generic subclasses of NSObjects is possible, like this one:
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In their 1981 book, , Al Ries and Jack Trout describe how is used as a communication tool to reach target customers in a crowded marketplace. Jack Trout published an article on positioning in 1969, and regular use of the term dates back to 1972 when Ries and Trout published a series of articles in called "The Positioning Era." Not long thereafter, Madison Avenue advertising executives began to develop positioning slogans for their clients and positioning became a key aspect of marketing communications.
has become a classic in the field of marketing. The following is a summary of the key points made by Ries and Trout in their book.
Ries and Trout explain that while positioning begins with a product, the concept really is about positioning that product in the mind of the customer. This approach is needed because consumers are bombarded with a continuous stream of advertising, with advertisers spending several hundred dollars annually per consumer in the U.S. The consumer's mind reacts to this high volume of advertising by accepting only what is consistent with prior knowledge or experience.
It is quite difficult to change a consumer's impression once it is formed. Consumers cope with information overload by oversimplifying and are likely to shut out anything inconsistent with their knowledge and experience. In an over-communicated environment, the advertiser should present a simplified message and make that message consistent with what the consumer already believes by focusing on the perceptions of the consumer rather than on the reality of the product.
The easiest way of getting into someone's mind is to be first. It is very easy to remember who is first, and much more difficult to remember who is second. Even if the second entrant offers a better product, the first mover has a large advantage that can make up for other shortcomings.
However, all is not lost for products that are not the first. By being the first to claim a unique position in the mind the consumer, a firm effectively can cut through the noise level of other products. For example, Miller Lite was not the first light beer, but it was the first to be positioned as a light beer, complete with a name to support that position. Similarly, Lowenbrau was the most popular German beer sold in America, but Beck's Beer successfully carved a unique position using the advertising,
Consumers rank brands in their minds. If a brand is not number one, then to be successful it somehow must relate itself to the number one brand. A campaign that pretends that the market leader does not exist is likely to fail. Avis tried unsuccessfully for years to win customers, pretending that the number one Hertz did not exist. Finally, it began using the line,
After launching the campaign, Avis quickly became profitable. Whether Avis actually tried harder was not particularly relevant to their success. Rather, consumers finally were able to relate Avis to Hertz, which was number one in their minds.
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Self-proclaimed first shipper of an all-flash array, WhipTail, says UK customers are taking to its all-flash arrays in droves, with the company expecting a 1,100 per cent increase in sales this year. But it is expecting the competition to be snapping at its heels fairly shortly, which is why it has recruited an ex-EMC Isilon channel head to grow its base of UK dealers.
In October this year, Whippany, New Jersey-based WhipTail (background notes here) said its worldwide customer count had passed 100. How many of these are based in the UK we don't know. If it was 20 at the end of 2011, a 1,100 per cent increase would take us to 240. If it was 40, it would be heading towards 480. You can do the math.
Whatever the number of customers, it seems the growth rate has justified its appointment of Sally Reade as EMEA channel director. Reade joins from EMC where she was the UK and Ireland channel manager for Isilon. She also had previous job stints with Veeam and VMware. She will be working with existing Whiptail EMEA VARs, distributors and partners in the form of Softcat, SDG, Terach, and Commaxx, but is clearly aiming to grow their number; it wasn't long ago when she grew Veeam's North Europe channel to more than 700 companies.
WhipTail knows it has to work fast and get an EMEA and worldwide customer base established alongside possible market leader Violin Memory, and do so before the majors get motoring with their channels - like EMC with its XtremIO acquisition, IBM with its TMS acquisition, and Dell, whenever it produces an all-flash-array with ground-up software. It's going to have to whip some channel tail to shift those boxes so, channel guys, if you're fed up of being told to only sell added-value services and forget boxes, you might want to give it a look. ®
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More than 175 people attended the Humane Society of Manatee County's new Cajun and Mardi Gras-themed gala fundraiser, Mardi Paws of Manatee, at Mixon's in the Grove.
They enjoyed Cajun-inspired food by Fete Catering, a specialty Voodoo Martini and live music by the Gumbo Boogie Band.
This event raised nearly $40,000 for homeless cats and dogs at the Humane Society.
A bidding war broke out during the live auction for a private tour of the Center of Great Apes and a new Daiken air conditioner donated by Elite Heating & Air. Guests also had their pictures taken by Walgreens in front of a Mardi Gras background and fortunes told by a palm reader.
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If you like family type movies you will not be disappointed as this is an all round one for both young & old with a good message to bring out the best in all of us!
Brought our granddaughter for her very first movie. Very sweet mobie and a great message.
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No real violence in this movie. A good family movie. No swearing.
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Planning A Cruiseby making the right decisions ahead of time you can free up a lot of spare time to get more out of your cruise.
|Get the most out of your cruise by planning ahead
Planning A Cruise
Think of me as that old dog - or that young dog, either way you'll get the idea. Here is the trick you need to learn - to plan as much of your cruise in advance as possible, because the more decisions you make in advance the more you will be able to experience and the more you will enjoy the cruise. Enjoying your cruise more is the "sweet treat."
Lesson #1 - Decide how much discretionary money you will spend during your cruise in addition to your cruise fare.
Every other decision you make depends on this decision first. Of course, there are some lucky people who do not have to worry about this, but even so, the more you plan ahead to more value and enjoyment you will get for the money you spend, and that is something everyone can appreciate.
Lesson #2 - Plan and Book your Shore Excursions as Early as Possible
Have you ever wanted a shore excursion that you were told was cancelled due to a lack of interest? Have you ever wondered how many people they had to tell the same thing? What if it was enough to make that shore excursion happen? If all of those people had planned ahead you would be on that tour instead of wondering what else you were going to do with your day.
The important thing about shore excursions is that they are only available once during the cruise - meaning you can't go cave tubing in Belize any given day of the cruise. The earlier you book that cruise the more likely you are to get a spot before it sells out. You will also get the preferred time, leaving you extra time for a "port-day special" in the spa that afternoon.
Pre-planning your shore excursions makes it easier to manage your budget. Shore excursions are expensive but if you plan ahead you will have a much better idea of what you can afford. What if you decide to spend $250 apiece on a deep sea fishing charter early in the cruise, and then later on you see a chance to have dinner in a royal palace - but it is also expensive? Do you really want to be telling yourself "I wish I hadn't gone fishing, because now I can't afford that dinner?"
Another advantage to pre-planning your shore excursions is in knowing how much energy you will have for other cruise events. For example, if you plan to hike for eight hours on a given day, that is not the night to make a reservation for a specialty restaurant. You may fall asleep before you were scheduled to be seated.
Lesson #3 - Plan your Special Dining Next
After your shore excursions, plan your specialty dining. Do you know what nights are most popular for specialty restaurants? Not the first or last days at sea, because those are the nights when they serve the best food in the main dining room; lobster with baked Alaska, for example. Experienced cruisers know this, so they tend to book special restaurants for less active days in port.
I have personally missed out on dining in certain specialty restaurants I wanted to try solely because I didn't make a reservation at least three days before the cruise ended. All of the time slots were filled by the time I realized I hadn't eaten there yet.
Other times I was able to get a reservation on the last day at sea, but guess what, that is the same night they serve the best meal in the main dining room. Guess who ends up missing the lobster and baked Alaska - the people who couldn't get reservations for the specialty restaurant on the days when the main dining room menu was not so special.
The sooner you decide which nights you want to dine in the special restaurants the better your dining experience for the whole cruise will be.
Lesson #4 - Book your Spa Appointments Next
Here is one simple fact of cruising; there are many things the cruise line has to do that depend on you making an early decision. The sooner they know what you want to do the easier it is for them to accommodate you. The sooner they can accommodate you, the better equipped you are to plan the rest of your cruise. A last-minute change in plans can cause you to miss out on important things. Therefore, planning ahead gives more time to adjust when you don't get what you want.
Especially if you want something specific, you are more likely to get it by being the first to ask. If you want a haircut just before dinner on formal night you had better book that at the earliest possible moment, because if you don't someone else will.
A really good massage should leave you in the mood for a nap, but what if you schedule a massage after lunch and you don't realize until you lay down that you have just eaten too much to enjoy the massage? The fact is that restaurants fill up and spas fill up. The more you can plan each day ahead of time the better off you will be.
At home there is always another day. But you are paying the same price for a cruise as everyone else, but you can get far more out of the cruise by making sure you get everything that is available to you when you want it.
On your next cruise plan ahead as much as possible. You just might be surprised at how much more you enjoy your experience.


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As you're grabbing that sixer to kickstart your weekend, we're serving up a sixer of our own. The Sixer at 6 features 6 songs in a row from the band of your choice every Friday afternoon at 6pm.
Here's how it works. Each week we'll give you 6 bands to choose from. Pick your favorite then we'll play 6 songs in a row from the band with the most votes on Friday at 6. It's as easy as that.
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Apple's newest smartphone models hit stores on Friday in many countries across the world, including Australia and China. The gadget giant for the first time is selling a second smartphone dubbed "5C" featuring a plastic back and bright colors. The pricier "5S" now comes in three new colors - gray, silver and gold.
Technology firm iFixit disassembled a gold-colored iPhone and examined its parts. Following are some of the key components for the iPhone 5S and their makers that have been identified so far:
-- Chips from Avago, Skyworks Solutions are featured in the new iPhone. Companies supplying parts for the new phone also include memory chipmaker Hynix and radio-frequency chipmaker Triquint;


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"It will be a lot of friends and family," Harrison told the magazine. "It started off with about 40 people and it's well over 100 people now. You know how those things go."
The prospective groom also said Danny Koker of the History Channel's "Counting Cars" will become an ordained minister and officiate the wedding, while Harrison's "Pawn Stars" co-star Chumlee Russell is to be the ring bearer.
"I can't make that up," he said. "I just had no idea there was so much involved. I just thought you got a cake, had a party, buy a keg. But we're getting it done."


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By Paul Feinberg
Dr. Susan Love (EMBA '98) wants to eradicate breast cancer.
It's a goal simply stated, but not so simply achieved.
A featured speaker at UCLA Anderson's upcoming KICK Conference For Women on January 22 - Love has attacked breast cancer as a surgeon, as founder of both the Faulkner Breast Center in Boston and the Revlon UCLA Breast Center in Los Angeles, as author of the definitive Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book, as an entrepreneur, spokesperson, advocate and now president of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation.
"It really doesn't matter to me," Love said recently, from her Santa Monica ocean-view office. "I really look at what route will best get me there at any one time. It's really picking which road to take right now, or which two roads to take right now, as opposed to changing the goal. The goal has never changed since I started my career."
The goal - eradicating breast cancer - is not necessarily the same thing as "curing breast cancer" though Love would certainly consider that a great accomplishment. But curing breast cancer means women (and some men) would still be getting breast cancer. What Love seeks is a vaccine or some other preventative measure that precludes anyone from getting this cancer in the first place.
Love uses cancer of the cervix as an example. When she was training as a surgeon, an abnormal pap smear led to an immediate hysterectomy because she says "we didn't know what else to do - which meant you lost your fertility. And basically cutting out a body part for prevention is really pretty crude." But research eventually showed that cancer of the cervix was sexually transmitted, that it was a virus and now there is a vaccine. "In 30 years," Love says, "we went from cutting everything out to being able to prevent (cancer of the cervix.)"
"Why can't we do that with breast cancer," Love asks emphatically. "That's the question. The problem with breast cancer is that we talk about risk factors all the time, but 70% of women who get breast cancer have no risk factors. They do everything right and they still get it. What that means to me is we really don't have a clue as to what causes it."
As Love gets going, her passion becomes palpable. She doesn't hesitate to grab a legal pad and begin sketching charts and graphs to illustrate her points. It's not quite excitement she exhibits - the subject is too serious for that - but unwavering determination. There is a disease out there killing women and come hell or high water, Love is going to find a way to beat it.
One of Love's current projects comes through her foundation launched in October 2008 with a grant from cosmetic giant Avon. Dubbed "The Love Avon Army of Women" the foundation is looking to recruit a million women who are willing to participate in research. Women (in truth men are also encouraged to sign up and participate) are asked to sign up online and share specific personal information. Simultaneously, scientists submit peer approved studies to the Love Research Foundation and Love and her team determine which are worth the effort of the army. If a study meets approval, it's then sent out to signed-up participants who, if they meet the criteria of the study, are encouraged to RSVP. They're then screened for compatibility and if all goes well, they're passed on to the scientists and researchers.
The research problem Love is trying to overcome is that most research is currently done on lab rats and other animals. They are easier for scientists to work with because they are more easily controlled than human subjects. But, explained Love, research done on animals does not necessarily translate to people. So, she is trying to get people to participate in the research. Underway for just over a year, the project has been very successful. At this writing, over 325,000 people have signed up, 18 studies have been sent out and most were closed within 24 hours. In the past, scientists would pore over databases looking for subjects that matched their criteria. By sending out each study to the entire database, Love has expanded the list of potential subjects. As an example, Love mentions a study that needed women who were breastfeeding. Instead of limiting the search to breastfeeding women, everyone was able to learn about it and the 80-year-old grandmother whose granddaughter or neighbor is breast feeding is able to reach out and virally make the connection.
Love's foundation also conducts independent research including a current effort to develop a home test to see who's at risk for breast cancer. Such a test can't come soon enough, particularly in light of the current firestorm involving mammographic guidelines. When the issue made news late last year, Love was one of those called upon by the media to bring some clarity to the situation.
"The problem is that mammography doesn't work well in young women and we sort of sold (mammography) as early detection and therefore prevention," Love said. "Early detection is not prevention, it's finding cancers that are already there. And it doesn't work very well in young women because young women have dense breasts on a mammogram. So, the breast tissue is white and the cancer is white so it's like looking for a polar bear in the snow."
"The magic of turning 50 is menopause. Once you go through menopause your breast tissue turns to fat because you don't have to make milk anymore. That's gray, cancer is white and the mammogram is a great tool. It's not that we want to deprive women of their god-given right to be radiated, it's just that it doesn't always make sense - they're getting radiated with not much benefit and the downside is that radiation every year is more risky in young women. We need to find something better."
The question facing Love is what exactly is causing breast cancer in young women. She thinks it could be a virus, but really doesn't know. So, she's searching for a test for young women to determine who might be at risk. "You're looking for a needle in a haystack," Love said, "and we need to find a way to make the haystack smaller. It needs to be easy, cheap and you need to be able to do it at home. You don't care if there are false positives because it's only a test to see who's at risk; you're not trying to find cancers. We're working on one - it's like a Band-Aid you put on your nipple and then you massage your breast and squeeze. If you have fluid it will turn blue and then you can put another solution on it and find markers in the fluid. All breast cancer startsin the lining of the milk ducts." At present, Love has a grant to do the research and is currently doing testing in China. There is a prototype and clinical trials start in March. She believes they'll know if the prototype works in about three months.
Susan Love came to Los Angeles when she was recruited to start up the Revlon UCLA Breast Center. After four years, it was up and running and she decided to get her MBA at Anderson. At about the same time, she wrote a book about the dangers of hormone therapy for menopausal women that prompted Malcolm Gladwell to write a New Yorker story called "How Wrong is Susan Love?" In retrospect it should have been called "How Wrong is Malcolm Gladwell?" "A lot of people told me they were glad I was speaking out - because somebody has to do it, but nobody wanted to take the heat. I'm willing to take the heat," Love said with just a hint of defiance.
Love says that her EMBA experience "really gave me a much better understanding of how the world works. It gave me the tools to understand. Accounting - I wasn't very good at it. But I had a great time, I enjoyed it. It gave me a really a new understanding of how the world works and you can't change the world if you don't understand how it works."
Today, Susan Love not only understands branding, she is a brand in and of herself. She willingly acknowledges that fact, but is quick to point out that the creation of her brand was not a matter of self-aggrandizement; rather it was the way to get things done. The concept began with her book (the first edition was published in 1990, and she's currently finishing up work on the fifth edition). Her name was used in the title so that readers would know it was written by a female doctor. As her advocacy advanced, it became clear that it was beneficial that said advocacy came from someone the public trusted - so her name remained out front. That concept continues today with the "Love Avon Army of Women."
For now, the search for the cause and the vaccine continue. "I don't want the cure for breast cancer," Love says. "I want people not to get it in the first place. The end game is no more breast cancer. My life will always be about trying to find the end of breast cancer. If I haven't found it by the time I die, I will die trying."
For more information on UCLA Anderson's Kick Conference For Women, click here.
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Aboriginal Influences and the Original State of Nature: A New Paradigm for Conservation
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An Analysis of Utah HB148: Comparing Federal and State Land Management Regimes
The purpose of this report is to develop a metric for comparing costs across land administration entities with land management responsibilities within the State of Utah. For lands to be transferred to the State under the Transfer of Public Lands Act, we estimate the total per annum cost to the State of Utah. Using the US GAO's 1997 report Land Ownership: Similarities and Differences in the Management of Selected State and Federal Land Units (GAO/RCED-97-158) as a template for our metrics, we have gathered data from the major land administrating entities in the State of Utah to determine cost per acre and, where applicable, cost per visitor. All entities except the Bureau of Land Management have delivered data, and upon receipt of data from the Bureau of Land Management cost estimations will be forwarded as an amendment to this study.
Date Published: 2/6/2013
Annotated Bibliography Free Market Environmentalism
Date Published: 12/28/2012
Articles Citing Lewis' Analyze the Impact of Public Land management on Wage Growth Rates in the Northern Rain Forest Region
Date Published: 8/10/2010
Barriers to Participation? Factors Associated with the Choice of Presidential Selection Processes
Date Published: 7/1/2011
Boon or Bust: Wilderness Designation and Local Economies
Date Published: 4/30/2012
Carbon Tax
Date Published: 1/1/2013
Carbon Tax?
Most economists prefer a tax to regulation, and for those seeking to decarbonize the US economy a Pigouvian carbon tax is an attractive policy prescription. A non-romantic view of a carbon tax is consistent with Pigou's largely forgotten warning that such a tax is "a potential opportunity" for self interest to trump the general interest. Congress may pass a carbon tax but it will have less to do with carbon reduction and more to do with redistributing income, exempting favorite companies, and making promises that future congresses will not keep.
Date Published: 1/16/2013
Chris Stewart OpEd
Date Published: 6/27/2012
Chris Stewart OpEd
Date Published: 6/27/2012
Climate Policy as Political Entrepreneurship
Date Published: 11/29/2012
Competing claims about the economic value of public lands to local communities abound. Officials from the outdoor recreation industry, for example, claim that protecting lands from multiple uses such as motorized and even pedal-powered recreation and oil, gas, and mineral extraction is "really truly about jobs"(Prettyman 2012). A hunting and fishing group, Sportsmen for Responsible Energy Development, commissioned a study that examined the relationship between economic security and public land management strategies. The study's authors concluded that in rural counties in the Rocky Mountain West "as the proportion of conservation/recreation lands declines, so do indicators of economic health and growth" (Southwick 2012, 19). By contrast, we find that wilderness and public lands, in general, negatively impacts local economic conditions.
Date Published: 12/31/2012
Conservation and Economic Growth
Date Published: 1/3/2013
Costs of Land Administration in Utah
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Two recent articles from California focus on criminal justice, and how it can be made better.
In San Diego, The Southern Cross, the diocesan newspaper, zeroed in on restorative justice. According to Deacon Jim Walsh, director of the diocese's Office for Social Ministry and director of its Restorative Justice Program, explained that restorative justice "first expresses real concern for victims, families and their needs," but also "tries to address the needs of offenders and their families" in order to "get at the root causes of crime."
Restorative justice "emphasizes offender accountability and responsibility," Deacon Walsh added. "Restorative justice aims to put things right. … It asks the questions: Who has been harmed? What active steps can be taken to repair harm to the victim and the community? Can victims achieve some healing when an offender works toward making things right?"
In the Archdiocese of San Francisco, a former warden at San Quentin State Prison, who has presided over four executions, is working now to abolish capital punishment, offering life in prison without the possibility of parole as an alternative. "Just imagine asking public servants to wake up every day and heave them go to work planning to kill somebody," Jeanne Woodford, a Catholic now heading Death Penalty Focus, told Catholic San Francisco, the archdiocesan newspaper.
Woodford said the organization wants to make the case that the cost of capital punishment, the potential for executing an innocent person, the lack of assistance to victims, and the belief that the death penalty does not deter crime are among the "practical reasons" to end the death penalty. Moral concerns also come into play, although Death Penalty Focus doesn't dwell on those.
The U.S. Catholic bishops noted in a 2000 statement on criminal justice that "the status quo is not really working." The year before, they said the death penalty promotes "a sense of vengeance in our culture."


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MP Mohamed Abu Hamed participated in some conference organized by the Lebanese forces Party in Lebanon where he celebrated the inspiring Christian Muslim leader Samir Gaegae !!!!!!!!!! In a small speech in front of hundreds of Lebanese Abu Hamed said that Gaegae inspired the Egyptian revolution !!
Inspired who that war criminal !? For God sake thanks for the Egyptian revolution we have been spared from that yellow faced war criminal in Cairo.
I do not know what is worse , that the former leading member of Free Egyptians knows the true history of Gaegae and he is kissing his ass or that he does not know and he is kissing his ass.
There were other Egyptians who attended this celebration including Dr. Mona Makram Ebeid !!
Mohamed Abu Hamed can be ignorant but I do not understand Mona Makram Ebeid to honest !! How could she be part of this celebration of a war prince like Gaegae !! I do not really get it.
Now the Islamists are taking Abu Hamed as the representatives of liberals , well he only represents himself.
I never trusted or respected Abu Hamed regardless of who revolutionary he appeared because I can't get over what happened in the elections , I can't get over it seriously. Gamila Ismail should be the MP of Downtown not that ignorant hypocrite clown.
Alaa Al Aswany has slammed Abu Hamed in his official twitter account
How could Mohamed Abu Hamed go to Lebanon and honor Samir Gaegae who has got an alliance with Israel , who is accused in the Sabra and Shatila Massacre ? How could he call him a hero ?
كيف يذهب النائب محمد ابو حامد الى لبنان ويحتفى بسمير جعجع المتحالف مع اسرائيل والمتهم في مذبحة صابرا وشاتيلا .كيف يصفه بانه بطل وهو قاتل— Alaa Al-Aswany (@alaaaswany) April 2, 2012
To Mohamed Abu Hamed regardless of your dispute with Political Islamic powers , regardless of partisan interests , nothing justify a celebration of Samir Gaegae, the Sectarian children killer
الى محمد ابو حامد. مهما كان خلافك مع جماعات الاسلام السياسي مهما كانت مصالحك الحزبية . لاشيء يبرر ان تحتفى بسمير جعجع الطائفي قاتل الاطفال— Alaa Al-Aswany (@alaaaswany) April 2, 2012


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In Watergate's wake, President Gerald Ford once said in the somber moments following former President Richard Nixon's resignation: "Our long national nightmare is over."
I echoed those same words moments after the official press release popped up in my inbox. After more than a year of asking Mediacom, BTN and Iowa officials (plus a few fans, bar owners and satellite operators) the same questions about their impasse, the companies reached an agreement. Iowa's BTN games finally will appear on Mediacom. Fans will watch them. Move on, as the liberals say.
Whew! No more questions about negotiations. The aggravation and wrath (or joy and ecstasy) of Iowa fans now will be saved for televisions in family rooms, not e-mails directed at sports reporters. In a few days, when everybody knows to which channel the Big Ten Network will appear on their cable lineup, I won't hear a peep. Like our federal government, I'm the wrong person to dispense advice on how to spend people's money. When it comes to TV choices in print, I'd like to stick to that statement.
Predictably, Iowa officials are thrilled. They caught the most junk from fans last year. I'm convinced the impasse hurt Todd Lickliter's first year as basketball coach. Most of the games started at 8 p.m., so out-of-Corridor families didn't come. Fans couldn't watch them on TV because they had Mediacom and not the Big Ten Network. Fans didn't build any familiarity with Lickliter or the players. They struggled on the court so there was apathy. People quit caring. Not exactly the best combination for a first-year coach.
"The plan for the Big Ten Network from its inception was to offer more access to more fans," Lickliter said in a statement. "The agreement with Mediacom helps that vision become a reality for Hawkeye fans."
Athletics Director Gary Barta shared in joy, saying, "This is a great day for the Hawkeyes."
Iowa will make more money from this deal and the others the network signed this week. But right now, it's like a new lease on life.
For Iowa and, in some ways, for me.


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FeLv+, senior cat, Aural hematoma, Convenia & Matacam question.
I was searching the web for info on Convenia & found this forum, I have to admit now I am scared. I have a 15 year old cat, (Bunny), who was dx with FeLv in 2007. His mother & he had been healthy for years. I do know for a fact his mother was FeLv negative when I bought her, (seal point extreme face himy), as I had her checked the very next day after I brough her home. All my cats were FeLv negative at this time also. She had Bunny 1 year later in 1997. Suddenly over night in 2007 when she was 10, she was very sick, nasty yellow eye drainage, nose drainage, eyes cloudy covered, couldn't stand up, weak, not eating or drinking & she was absolutely fine when I went to bed the night before. I ran her to the vet that morning, they kept her all day, called me with the diagnosis of FeLv & she was to weak to recover. I went to see her again & she appeared in bad pain. I did put her down immediately to not have her suffer. They then wanted to check my other cats for FeLv. Bunny, her kitten was the only 1 who tested positive & at they time they stated "low positive". They still wanted to put him down also right then & told me a FeLv cat was not worth keeping. I politely informed them otherwise as he was healthy, not suffering, happy & was my baby. Bunny is now 15 & never been sick a day in his life until last Friday, he developed an aural hematoma, I ran him to the vet, they wanted to do surgery but he had eaten, so they scheduled him for this morning. They did his surgery today & I picked him up this afternoon & noticed some stuff on the invoice I was not familier with so I googled it, now am very concerned about the meds he received. They did pre surgery blood work & said his kidney's & liver were fine, he was slightly anemic was all. He received, Torbugesic, Metacam, Ketamine, Valium & Convenia. I now read the horror stories about Convenia, & find my self going to find him every 15 minutes to make sure he is OK. I also read somewhere that Metacam is not for cats at all, but can't find any other reference to it, not being for cats anywhere else? Is this true? He was extremely hungry & did eat the entire can of food when we got home & is acting fine at present, but it has only been a few hours. Can you all give me some insight as to things to watch out for? With him being 15, FeLv positive, (which I question in my own mind, the correctness of this, but blood test don't lie normally), & anemic pre surgery, why in the world would they give him Convenia without asking me first?? I could have very easily given him antibiotics, he will just lay there & let you do anything to him at all & he takes pills like a champ if I wrap it in a small piece of cheese, so easy to do. Sorry to ramble on, but I will be scared to go find him each morning for the next few days now, any help or words of encouragement appreciated.
I don't know about the other meds, but my cat was prescribed Metcam last week for pain after having teeth pulled.
The Convenia injections probably aren't good, but four of my cats have had them after dental work and haven't had any problems, so hopefully yours will be okay.
Metacam is a brand name for the drug meloxicam. Meloxicam injectable is commonly given to both dogs and cats post surgery for pain relief. Metacam itself is now available in a form suitable for cats.
Convenia on the other hand I have very little knowledge about so I won't pretend that I do. It has apparently been approved for use in both dogs and cats, so I would assume that your vet gave the correct dosage as per weight.
Your vet sounds like they were very thorough performing a preanaesthetic blood test and probably would not have given any drugs without prethought. If you are unhappy, talk to your vet about it and ask why it was given and maybe even the possibility of giving your cat the antibiotics yourself in future?
I hope your cat is doing better.
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It's been quite a week for wrestling fans this week and it's not even over yet!
In a surprise move Kurt Angle became World Champion this week when Batista
became even more injured this week at a house show after tearing his triceps on
top of already having a torn lat. Kurt being moved to Smackdown I think opens
the door for some great feuds and title matches, as Angle can carry a broom to a
great match. As well hopefully we'll get some more Angle/Benoit classics!
Edge fulfilled a long quest in becoming the WWE Champion at the New Years
Revolution PPV this past Sunday. For those of you living under a rock, Edge cashed in
his "Money in the Bank" contract at the end of the Elimination Chamber match and
defeated the quickly declining in popularity John Cena. It was a surprise move
that by all accounts saved a lackluster PPV. And then Edge proceeded to produce
one of the highest rated RAW segments in some time with his "live sex show" with
Lita! Well done Canadian Boy. It's about time! I, for one, believe Edge has had
"Main Event Status" written all over him for a long time, as well as his former
tag partner Christian Cage.
Seeing these two great workers starting to get their due gives me more hope!
And it reminds me of a great story! Want to hear it? Okay nevermind. It's the one
where I almost got Edge, Christian, Chris Jericho and Test arrested in Calgary! Sure
you don't want to hear it?
Okay, here goes. So one night about four or five years ago (memory is starting to go),
myself, Davey Boy Smith, Jim Niedhart and some other friends were out at a club
in Calgary called Cowboys after a WWE show. Jericho, Test and I believe Edge
were there schmoozing and having a nice time.
Late in the evening we were all
spread about the bar when next to me at a pool table this jerkoff wedgied
(grabbed her exposed underwear and pulled) this poor girl sitting on the edge
of the table none too gently. She, of course, was offended and angry, and got up and
slapped this dude hard. He, unapologetic, grabs her and cocks his hand back to
punch her.
That's where I stepped in between the two to break it up and ask what
kind of tough guy gets called out for being a douche and then has the gall to
hit the girl? He proceeds to call me a couple names and in response I let my
hair down and pull it straight (it was past my shoulders at this point) and ask him
if he'd feel more comfortable hitting me if I looked like a girl! He turns away swearing at me and I think no more of it and go to leave.
But not being a moron, I watch him grab a bottle and try to bust me in
the head as I turn my back! I block his bottle swing and punch him and take him
to the ground. We exchange about 8-10 punches but it is very one-sided and I
really do a number on him. About this time, I am grabbed by a friend named John
and told to get out before I get thrown out. I say my goodbyes and thank you's
and take my leave heading home. I don't think any more about the fight.
About five days later I get a call from Ross Hart that the police are looking for
me in connection with this fight. I am amazed, but call the police and turn
myself in immediately. It seems I sent buddy to the hospital for a short stay
and have been charged with assault causing bodily harm. But before me they tried
to charge what witnesses described as "a long blond haired wrestler" and they
started that night at the hotel all the boys were staying in even waking
Christian who was not even out that night!!
Well, long story short, the next time I was at WWE event I apologized for any
inconvenience and even brought suck up gifts to E and C and Jericho in the form
of a shiny shirt for Jericho, and two pairs of funky sunglasses for E and C! So
you can guess the timeline by the gifts I brought.
I was found not guilty of assault when the young lady in question
stood up in my defense saying what a jerk the other guy was.
* * *
TNA's Final Resoulution PPV is tomorrow, Sunday January 15th, and is the debut of
Sting, back for the first time in years as he teams with Christian Cage against
Jeff Jarrett and Monty Brown. There are a couple great Match of the Year possibilities on the card as well with Samoa Joe vs Chris Daniels for the X Division title, AMW vs
Team 3D for the tag titles. I believe the sleeper hit will be "The Monster" Abyss vs "The Man Beast" Rhino. It promises to be a great PPV!
Time will tell if the acquisition of Sting will be the boost that TNA
management hope he will be but it certainly makes this weeks PPV a capper for
one hell of a week.
And for those of you who are Johnny Devine fans and Indy fans in general, AWE's
Harsh Reality PPV is available this Wednesday, January 18th -- check your local listings for times. It features the return of the Steiner Brothers, Rick and "Big Poppa Pump" Scott,
against Buff Bagwell and Kip James. As well as a ... ahem, cough ... great tag match
featuring new WWE developmental trainee Kenny Omega and "Red Hot" Ryan Wood
against Shawn Houston and myself! Meh, I liked it!!
AWE's next big show in Winnipeg is February 10th and they are planning an expansion into Alberta in the coming months, hitting both Edmonton and Calgary! Those will be fun!
Well enough for this week. Hope you enjoyed the story and will check out both
TNA's Final Resolution and AWE's Harsh Reality! Till next time fans, stay hot
and take care. And remember -- IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, LEARN TO LOVE IT, CAUSE I'M CANADIAN AND PROUD OF IT!
EDITOR'S NOTE: "Hotshot" Johnny Devine's column will run on Saturdays (or whenever he delivers) on SLAM! Wrestling. Be sure to visit each week! For more on Devine's career, see his biography in our Canadian Hall of Fame.


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Michael Bay and Paramount Pictures jointly announced today that Chinese entertainer Han Geng has been cast in "TRANSFORMERS 4." Among Asia's top stars, Han Geng has conquered the worlds of music, television and feature film to become one of the most influential entertainers in China.
He joins Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci, Kelsey Grammer, Jack Reynor, Nicola Peltz, Sophia Myles, TJ Miller and Chinese actress Li Bingbing in the fourth installment in the hit series of movies based on the best-selling Hasbro toyline. Paramount Pictures will release the film on June 27th, 2014.
"Han Geng has been a sensation in China and we are happy to have him in our movie," said Michael Bay.
Making his debut in 2005 as a member of the hugely popular group Super Junior, Han Geng later turned to a solo career, releasing his first album "Geng Xin" in 2010, which went on to sell over a million copies. His most recent album "Hope in the Darkness" was released in 2012 and has earned Han Geng a number of hit singles.
Han Geng has appeared on both the big and small screen, with roles that have shown his range as an actor. In 2008, Han Geng appeared in CCTV's "Stage of Youth," a 12-episode drama that drew incredible ratings. Among his big screen roles, he had a cameo appearance in the 2010 feature film "The Founding Party," along with other A-list Chinese celebrities and later that year had his first starring role on the silver screen in the action movie "My Kingdom". The multi-hyphen entertainer has subsequently starred in the films "Beginning Of The Great Revival," and "The First President." His most recent starring role was in "So Young", a major box office hit in China, having earned more the $115 million (over 700 million yuan) since its release in May of 2013.
Han Geng has extraordinary popularity on the internet in China. When his albums or films are released his name and movies typically top the charts as the "most searched" and accumulate the most hits. "TRANSFORMERS 4" marks Han Geng's debut in an English language production.
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One Small Step for First-Class Mail
Something happened in fiscal year 2015 that hasn't happened in years. Commercial First-Class Mail volumes increased a tiny bit. And we do mean tiny. The 9,700-piece increase in First-Class Presort Cards and Letters doesn't even register as a percentage point increase over last year. Still, this movement is enough to get people wondering: Is it a blip or the end of the freefall for First-Class Mail?


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By Evan Ackerman
Thanks to Eye-Fi and Novatel's MiFi, we're going to be trying out a live photo stream here on OhGizmo. As we're walking around the show floor, we'll be taking pictures, which are getting saved to Eye-Fi cards. The MiFi is a portable 3G router, and the Eye-Fi cards should (should!) be uploading pics through the MiFi to Flickr as soon as we take them (remember our review? It's fast). Then, they'll pop up here in the slide show.
We spend a lot (like, seriously, a lot) of time looking at stuff at CES, and we can't write about all of it, so this gives you a chance to see what we're seeing pretty much as we're seeing it. Some of the stuff we'll end up writing about, but if you have a question about a specific thing, just leave a comment and we can probably get you more info.
So, that's the idea! If it doesn't work (i.e. the pics don't update to new ones), it's probably because there are about 100,000 people here all trying to use 3G at the same time, not to mention the thousands of computers all spewing out wireless interference. Or, our router ran out of batteries. Also, remember that you'll have to reload the page to see the newest stuff, since as far as I can tell the slide show doesn't auto-update.
Oh, and special thanks to Eye-Fi and Novatel for making this sweet setup possible.