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- 1 パッケージ名ガイドライン
- 1.1 パッケージ名のための共通文字セット
- 1.2 パッケージ名の競合
- 1.3 同じベース名を持つ複数のパッケージ
- 1.4 spec ファイル名
- 1.5 パッケージバージョン
- 1.6 パッケージリリース
- 1.7 大文字と小文字の区別
- 1.8 既存パッケージのリネーム/置き換え
- 1.9 ドキュメントサブパッケージ
- 1.10 フォントパッケージ
- 1.11 アドオンパッケージ (一般)
- 1.12 アドオンパッケージ (httpd, pam や SDL)
- 1.13 アドオンパッケージ (Eclipse プラグイン)
- 1.14 アドオンパッケージ (emacs コンポーネント)
- 1.15 アドオンパッケージ (erlang モジュール)
- 1.16 アドオンパッケージ (OCaml モジュール)
- 1.17 アドオンパッケージ (OpenOffice.org 拡張)
- 1.18 アドオンパッケージ (perl モジュール)
- 1.19 アドオンパッケージ (php モジュール)
- 1.20 アドオンパッケージ (python モジュール)
- 1.21 アドオンパッケージ (python3 モジュール)
- 1.23 アドオンパッケージ (Sugar Activities)
- 1.24 アドオンパッケージ (Tcl/Tk 拡張)
- 1.25 アドオンパッケージ (ロケール)
- 1.26 アドオンパッケージ (TeX)
Author: Tom 'spot' Callaway
Revision: 0.52
Initial Draft: Wednesday Feb 23, 2005
Last Revised: Tuesday, Apr 14, 2009
Fedora は国際的なコミュニティではあるものの、一貫性とユーザビリティのためにパッケージ名に共通文字セットを使用する必要があります。
仕様として、全ての Fedora パッケージは次の ASCII 文字のみを使用して名前を付けなければなりません。使用できる文字セットを表示します。
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789-._+
パッケージに名前を付けるとき、その名前はこのソフトウェアを開発しているアップストリームの tarball 又はプロジェクト名と一致させるべきです。場合によっては、この名前の選択はちょっと複雑になります。もしこのパッケージが過去に他のディストリビューション/パッケージャによってパッケージングされているなら、一貫性のために同じ名前を付けるように取り組むべきです。どのような状況でも、あなたが最善の判断を行うようにして、最終的な決定は他の開発者が助けてくれます。
Fedora のパッケージ名を考えるとき、メンテナは名前の区切り文字としてダッシュ '-' を使用しなければなりません。メンテナは区切り文字としてアンダースコア '_'、プラス '+'、ピリオド '.' を使用してはいけません。
アンダースコア '_' に関しては少し例外ルールがあります。
- httpd, pam や SDL アドオンパッケージは除外されます。"アドオンパッケージ (httpd, pam や SDL) を参照してください。".
- ロケールに特化してものや名前にロケールを持つパッケージは除外されます。"アドオンパッケージ(ロケール) を参照してください。"
- アップストリームの名前に自然にアンダースコアが含まれるパッケージは除外されます。例えば、次のようなパッケージ名です。
arptables_jf dhcpv6_client java_cup knm_new libart_lgpl lm_sensors microcode_ctl nss_db nss_ldap sg3_utils tcp_wrappers
もし疑問に感じたら fedora-devel-list で尋ねてください。
Fedora は指定された ASCII 文字セット(書き直しとも呼ばれる)へテキストを変換する作業が難しいことを認識しています。それに応じて、アップストリームの名前が指定文字セット以外を使用しているとき、Fedora パッケージメンテナは先ずアップストリームへ連絡して Fedora で使用できる名前へ書き直してもらうようにお願いしてください。
もしアップストリームで名前を書き直すことが不可能なら、不本意ではあるものの、書き直された名前で提供することができません。Fedora パッケージャは自分で名前を書き直すか、そのパッケージを Fedora へ含めることを辞退するかを選択しなければなりません。
パッケージ名の書き直し方法を決定するときは Fedora パッケージャは他のディストリビューションがそのパッケージ名をどうしているかを調べるべきです。そして、その名前を候補として考慮に入れてください。
追加の Provides
書き直されたパッケージは "Provide: オリジナルの書き直していない名前" を行う方が良いかもしれませんが、義務付けされているわけではありません。
Conflicting package names, even if they differ by case alone, are not allowed. Please see Packaging:Conflicts#Conflicting Package Names for more details.
For many reasons, it is sometimes advantageous to keep multiple versions of a package in Fedora to be installed simultaneously. When doing so, the package name should reflect this fact. One package should use the base name with no versions and all other addons should note their version in the name.
openssl occasionally has multiple versions in Fedora for backwards compatibility.
The most current version of openssl has
Name: openssl
The previous version of openssl has
Name: openssl096b
Note that we do not use delimiters in the name in this situation, we remove the period '.' from the version number and attach it to the name.
Documentation packages (as approved by the Fedora Documentation Project) can be named with the OS version number in the package name to allow parallel installation of multiple versions, in cases where the documentation is specific to a release of Fedora and there is value in having multiple versions simultaneously installed.
spec ファイル名
The spec file should be named using the %{name}.spec scheme. This is to make it easier for people to find the appropriate spec when they install a src.rpm.
If your package is named foo-1.0.0-1.src.rpm, then the spec file should be named foo.spec.
There is normally no need to include the
%{version} in the spec file name. If you are packaging multiple versions of a package for simultaneous use, they should already reflect the version in the
%{name}.spec scheme (refer to Multiple Packages with the same base name for details). In normal cases adding the version can cause the spec file's history to be lost when a package's version is upgraded.
As a special exception, there are a few packages which are allowed to have a version in their spec filename. This is because they had the version in their name when they were merged from Fedora Core's cvs and removing the version at that time would have *lost* history:
- gcc
- [Please ask the packaging committee to add your package if you think it should also fall under this exception.]
This exception will go away when any of the following criteria are met: 1. We move the packages to a revision control system which is able to preserve history across a file rename. 1. The package spec file is going to be renamed anyway (for example, gcc41.spec is currently in cvs. When gcc is upgraded to gcc-4.2, the new spec will be created as gcc.spec not gcc42.spec)
The Version field in the spec is where the maintainer should put the current version of the software being packaged. If the version is non-numeric (contains tags that are not numbers), you may need to include the additional non-numeric characters in the release field.
There are four cases where the version contains non-numeric characters:
- Pre-release packages: Packages released as "pre-release" versions, prior to a "final" version. Example tags include "alpha", "beta", "rc", "cvs". Unfortunately, we cannot simply put these letters into the version tag, so we use the Release field for this. Details can be found here: Non-Numeric Version in Release
- Post-release packages: Packages released after a "final" version. These packages contain the same numeric version as the "final" version, but have an additional non-numeric identifier. Details can be found here: Non-Numeric Version in Release
- Snapshot packages: Packages built from cvs or subversion snapshots. These packages could be either "pre" or "post" release packages. Details can be found here: Non-Numeric Version in Release
- JPackage derived Fedora packages: Packages which derive from JPackage RPMS follow a special policy. Details can be found here: JPackagePolicy
In the past, Fedora.us used 0.fdr as a release prefix to identify Fedora.us packages. In Fedora, this repository "tagging" is unnecessary, and should not be used. The release number (referred to in some older documentation as a "vepoch") is how the maintainer marks build revisions, starting from 1. When a minor change (spec file changed, patch added/removed) occurs, or a package is rebuilt to use newer headers or libraries, the release number should be incremented. If a major change (new version of the software being packaged) occurs, the version number should be changed to reflect the new software version, and the release number should be reset to 1.
There are three cases in which non-numeric versions occur in the Release field:
- Pre-release packages
- Snapshot packages
- Post-release packages
Non-numeric versioned "pre-release" packages can be problematic so they must be treated with care. These are cases where the upstream "pre-release" version has letters rather than simple numbers in their version. Often they have tags like alpha, beta, rc, or letters like a and b denoting that it is a version before the "final" number. Unfortunately, we cannot simply put these letters into the version tag, so we'll use the Release field for this.
Release Tag for Pre-Release Packages:
%{X} is the release number increment, and
%{alphatag} is the string that came from the version.
In this case, the period '.' should be used as the delimiter between the release number increment, and the non-numeric version string. No other extra characters should appear in the Release field. This is to prevent Release values such as "3jpp_2fc.42-spotwashere".
Example (pre-release):
mozilla-1.4a.tar.gz (this is a pre-release, version 1.4a of mozilla) mozilla-1.4.tar.gz (this is what the 1.4 release will actually look like) mozilla-1.4-0.1.a (so, this is the acceptable Fedora %{name}-%{version}-%{release}) mozilla-1.4-1 (and this is what the 1.4 release Fedora %{name}-%{version}-%{release} should be)
Example (pre-release):
alsa-lib-0.9.2beta1.tar.gz (this is a beta release of alsa-lib, version 0.9.2beta1) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.1.beta1 (this is the correct Fedora %{name}-%{version}-%{release}) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.2.beta1 (this is an incremented Fedora %{name}-%{version}-%{release}. Note that the first 0 is not incremented.)
Example (pre-release svn checkout):
kismet-0-0.1.20040110svn (this is a pre-release, svn checkout of kismet) kismet-0-0.2.20040110svn (this is a bugfix to the previous package) kismet-0-0.3.20040204svn (this is a new svn checkout, note the increment of %{X}) kismet-1.0-1 (this is the formal release of kismet 1.0)
Upgrade Path Example (mozilla):
mozilla-1.4-0.1.a (add a new patch on top of 1.4a) mozilla-1.4-0.2.a (add another new patch on top of 1.4a) mozilla-1.4-0.3.a (upgrade to 1.4b) mozilla-1.4-0.4.b (add a new patch on top of 1.4b) mozilla-1.4-0.5.b (move to 1.4 "final" version, and to a normal version) mozilla-1.4-1 (add a new patch on top of 1.4 "final") mozilla-1.4-2
Upgrade Path Example (alsa-lib):
alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.1.beta1 (add a new patch on top of 0.9.2beta1) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.2.beta1 (upgrade to 0.9.2beta2) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.3.beta2 (upgrade to 0.9.2beta3) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.4.beta3 (add a new patch on top of 0.9.2beta3) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.5.beta3 (upgrade to 0.9.2rc1) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.6.rc1 (upgrade to 0.9.2rc2) alsa-lib-0.9.2-0.7.rc2 (upgrade to 0.9.2 "final", version becomes normal) alsa-lib-0.9.2-1 (add a new patch on top of 0.9.2 "final") alsa-lib-0.9.2-2
If a snapshot package is considered a "pre-release package", you should follow the guidelines listed in Pre-Release Packages , and use an
%{alphatag} beginning with the date in YYYYMMDD format and followed by up to 16 (ASCII) alphanumeric characters of your choosing. The date should reference the date the checkout was taken; the rest can be as simple as "cvs" or "snap", or a subversion change number like "svn12345" or an abbreviated git hash like "git5aef11739b".
If a snapshot package is considered a "post-release package", the following applies:
Release Tag for Post-Release Snapshot Packages:
%{X} is the build number from any previous "stable" package build, incremented by one (if no previous stable package build, use 1), and
%{alphatag} is the checkout string, as described above.
Example (post-release cvs):
kismet-1.0-1 (this is the formal release of kismet 1.0) kismet-1.0-2 (this is a bugfix build to the 1.0 release) kismet-1.0-3.20050515cvs (move to a post-release cvs checkout) kismet-1.0-4.20050515cvs (bugfix to the post-release cvs checkout) kismet-1.0-5.20050517cvs (new cvs checkout, note the increment of %{X})
Like pre-release packages, non-numeric versioned "post-release" packages can be problematic and also must be treated with care. These fall under two generic categories:
- Properly ordered simple versions. These are usually due to quick bugfix releases, such as openssl-0.9.6b or gkrellm-2.1.7a. As new versions come out, the non-numeric tag is properly incremented (e.g. openssl-0.9.6c) or the numeric version is increased and the non-numeric tag is dropped (openssl-0.9.7). In this case, the non-numeric characters are permitted in the Version: field.
- When upstream uses versions that attempt to have meaning to humans instead of being easy for a computer to order. For example, GA1, CR2, PR3. In this case, the non-numeric string can be put in the Release: field using the following syntax:
In this syntax,
%{X} is the release number increment, and
%{posttag} is the string that came from the version. Here, the period '.' should be used as the delimiter between the release number increment, and the non-numeric version string. No other extra characters should appear in the Release field.
Example (complicated post-release):
foo-1.1.0-0.1.BETA (this is a prerelease, first beta) foo-1.1.0-0.2.BETA1 (this is a prerelease, second beta) foo-1.1.0-0.3.BETA2 (this is a prerelease, third beta) foo-1.1.0-0.4.CR1 (this is a prerelease, candidate release 1) foo-1.1.0-0.5.CR2 (this is a prerelease, candidate release 2) foo-1.1.0-1 (final release) foo-1.1.0-2.GA1 (post release, GA1) foo-1.1.0-3.CP1 (post release, CP1, after GA1) foo-1.1.0-4.CP2 (post release, CP2, after CP1) foo-1.1.0-5.SP1 (post release, SP1, after CP2) foo-1.1.0-6.SP1_CP1 (post release, SP1_CP1, after SP1)
It is important to be careful with the post-release scheme, to ensure that package ordering is correct. It may be necessary to use Epoch to ensure that the current package is considered newer than the previous package. In such cases, the packager should try to convince upstream to be more reasonable with their post-release versioning.
Also, packagers using the post-release scheme should put a comment in their spec file with a brief description of the upstream conventions for naming/versioning that are being worked around.
%{?dist} タグを使用する
If you wish to use a single spec file to build for multiple distributions, you can use the
%{?dist} tag in the Release field.
Please refer to the Packaging:DistTag documentation for the details on the appropriate way to do this.
Sometimes, you may find yourself in a situation where an older branch needs a fix, but the newer branches are fine. For example, if foo = 1.0-1%{?dist} in FC-4 and FC-5, and only FC-4 needs a fix. Normally, you would need to bump the release in each of the branches to ensure that FC-4 < FC-5, but that is a waste of time and energy for the newer branches which do not need to be touched.
In this case, you can add an extra digit (prefixed by a period) to the very end of the release tag in the FC-4 branch, instead of bumping it the usual way.
Release: 1%{?dist}
Release: 1%{?dist}.1
This will make a
foo-1.0-1.fc4.1 package, which is still less than the
foo-1.0-1.fc5 package in the FC-5 branch.
As necessary, the last digit (the minor release bump) can be incremented on a per-branch basis as needed.
This is ONLY permitted if you are using disttags in your Release field.
BE CAREFUL WITH THIS! You always want to make sure that packages in branches can be upgraded to packages in more recent branches. Or to put it simply, FC-4 < FC-5 < FC-6. There is a tool in the rpmdevtools package called
rpmdev-vercmp. This tool will prompt you for two sets of Epoch, Version, and Release, then tell you which is considered newer by rpm.
In Fedora packaging, the maintainer should use his/her best judgement when considering how to name the package. While case sensitivity is not a mandatory requirement, case should only be used where necessary. Keep in mind to respect the wishes of the upstream maintainers. If they refer to their application as "ORBit", you should use "ORBit" as the package name, and not "orbit". However, if they do not express any preference of case, you should default to lowercase naming.
The exception to this is for perl module packaging. The CPAN Group and Type should be capitalized in the name, as if they were proper nouns . (Refer to Addon Packages (perl modules) for details.)
In the event that it becomes necessary to rename or replace an existing package, the new package should make the change transparent to end users to the extent applicable.
If a package is being renamed without any functional changes, or is a compatible enough replacement to an existing package (where "enough" means that it includes only changes of magnitude that are commonly found in version upgrade changes), provide clean upgrade paths and compatibility with:
Provides: oldpackagename = $provEVR Obsoletes: oldpackagename < $obsEVR
$provEVR refers to an (Epoch-)Version-Release tuple the original unchanged package would have had if it had been version or release bumped, using macros. $obsEVR is an (Epoch-)Version-Release tuple arranged so that there is a clean upgrade path, but without gratuitously polluting the version space upwards, usually not using macros.
If a package supersedes/replaces an existing package without being a compatible enough replacement as defined in above, use only the Obsoletes from above.
If the provided package had an Epoch set, it must be preserved in both the Provides and Obsoletes. It may and should be removed from the actual new package.
Example: foo being renamed to bar, bar is compatible with foo, and the last foo package release being foo-1.0-3%{?dist} with Epoch: 2; add to bar (and similarly for all subpackages as applicable):
Version: 1.0 Release: 4%{?dist} Provides: foo = 2:%{version}-%{release} Obsoletes: foo < 2:1.0-4
If there is no standard naming for a package or other long term naming compatibility requirements involved with the rename, the Provides should be assumed to be deprecated and short lived and removed in the distro release after the next one (ie. if introduced in FC-X, keep in all subsequent package revisions for distros FC-X and FC-(X+1), drop in FC-(X+2)), and the distro version where it is planned to be dropped documented in a comment in the specfile. Maintainers of affected packages should be notified and encouraged to switch to use the new name. Forward compatibility Provides: in older distro branches can be considered in order to make it possible for package maintainers to keep same simple specfiles between branches but still switch to the newer name.
For packages that are not usually pulled in by using the package name as the dependency such as library only packages (which are pulled in through library soname depenencies), there's usually no need to add the Provides. Note however that the -devel subpackages of lib packages are pulled in as build dependencies using the package name, so adding the Provides is often appropriate there.
Large documentation files should go in a subpackage. This subpackage must be named with the format:
%{name}-doc .
The definition of large is left up to the packager's best judgement, but is not restricted to size. Large can refer to either size or quantity.
Packages containing fonts must be named [foundryname-]projectname[-fontfamilyname]-fonts, in lowercase. For a full explanation, see Packaging/FontsPolicy#Naming.
アドオンパッケージ (一般)
If a new package is considered an "addon" package that enhances or adds a new functionality to an existing Fedora package without being useful on its own, its name should reflect this fact.
The new package ("child") should prepend the "parent" package in its name, in the format:
gnome-applet-netmon (netmon applet for gnome, relies on gnome) php-adodb (adodb functionality for php, relies on php) python-twisted (the twisted module for python, relies on python) xmms-cdread (direct cd read functionality for xmms, relies on xmms)
There are some exceptions to this general addon package naming policy, and they are noted below.
アドオンパッケージ (httpd, pam や SDL)
Packages that rely on Apache httpd, pam, or SDL as a parent use a slightly different naming scheme.
pam and SDL addons use the format:
%{parent}_%{child}, with an underscore "_" as a delimiter.
Apache httpd addons use the format:
mod_%{child}, with an underscore "_" as a delimiter.
This naming scheme is usually the same as used for the source tarball name.
mod_perl (perl components for Apache httpd, relies on httpd) pam_krb5 (krb5 components for pam, relies on pam) SDL_gfx (Additional graphics components for SDL, relies on SDL) SDL_ttf (TrueType font rendering support for SDL, relies on SDL)
アドオンパッケージ (Eclipse プラグイン)
Eclipse plugin packages MUST be named
eclipse-<projectname>. For example, a package of the anyedit plugin for Eclipse would by named
アドオンパッケージ (emacs コンポーネント)
Packages of emacs add-on components (code that adds additional functionality to emacs compatible editors) have their own naming scheme. It is often the case that a component will add functionality to several different compatible editors, such as GNU Emacs and XEmacs (and possibly development versions of these editors). The package name should take into account the upstream name of the emacs component.
Where a component adds functionality to more than one emacs compatible editor, the package name should be of the form emacs-common-$NAME. In this case, the main package should contain only files common to all emacs compatible editors, and the code specific to each should be placed in a subpackage reflecting the specific editor $EDITOR-$NAME eg. xemacs-$NAME, emacs-$NAME (the latter being the package specific to GNU Emacs). An example of this scheme can be found in the package emacs-common-muse.
Where a component is designed to add functionality to only a single emacs compatible editor, the main package name should reflect this by being called $EDITOR-$NAME. An example of this situation can be found in the package emacs-auctex, which is built only for GNU Emacs.
emacs-common-muse (muse component for all emacs compatible editors) xemacs-muse (muse component subpackage that provides XEmacs specific files) emacs-autex (autex component only for GNU Emacs)
アドオンパッケージ (erlang モジュール)
Packages of erlang modules (thus they rely on erlang as a parent) have their own naming scheme. They should take into account the upstream name of the erlang module. This makes a package name format of
erlang-$NAME. When in doubt, use the name of the module that you use when importing it into a script.
erlang-esdl (erlang module named esdl)
アドオンパッケージ (OCaml モジュール)
OCaml modules, libraries and syntax extensions should be named ocaml-foo. Examples include: ocaml-extlib, ocaml-ssl.
This naming does not apply to applications written in OCaml, which can be given their normal name. Examples include: mldonkey, virt-top, cduce.
アドオンパッケージ (OpenOffice.org 拡張)
Packages of OpenOffice.org extensions (thus they rely on OpenOffice.org as a parent) have their own naming scheme. They must take into account the upstream name of the OpenOffice.org extension. This makes a package name format of
アドオンパッケージ (perl モジュール)
Packages of perl modules (thus they rely on perl as a parent) use a slightly different naming scheme. They should be named perl-CPANDIST where CPANDIST is the name of the packaged CPAN module distribution (which is almost always also the unit of perl module packaging). In the rare cases when a CPAN module distribution needs to be split into smaller subpackages eg. due to dependencies, the extra subpackages should be named perl-CPANDIST-Something.
perl-Archive-Zip (Archive-Zip is the CPAN distribution name) perl-Cache-Cache (Cache-Cache is the CPAN distribution name)
アドオンパッケージ (php モジュール)
For details on the PHP naming scheme, see Packaging/PHP#NamingScheme .
アドオンパッケージ (python モジュール)
Packages of python modules (thus they rely on python as a parent) use a slightly different naming scheme. They should take into account the upstream name of the python module. This makes a package name format of
python-$NAME. When in doubt, use the name of the module that you type to import it in a script.
python-psycopg (python module named psycopg) python-simpletal (python module named simpletal) python-tpg (python module named tpg)
There is an exception to this rule. If the upstream source has "py" (or "Py") in its name, you can use that name for the package. So, for example, pygtk is acceptable.
アドオンパッケージ (python3 モジュール)
An rpm with a
python prefix or suffix means a python2 rpm so we need a different prefix to denote python3 packages. For this, we use
python3. We have two constraints that the python2 packages don't operate under:
- We need to be clear about these modules being for python3 so we don't have an exception for packages that already have "py" in their names like python2 modules.
- Consumers of the packages need to be able to find them even if they don't know whether they're using the python2 or python3 version.
So all python3 modules MUST have python3 in their name. Other than that, the module must be in the same format as the python2 package. Some examples:
|Fedora python 2 package
|Upstream name
|Fedora Python 3 package name
|(part of rpm)
Packages of R modules (thus they rely on R as a parent) have their own naming scheme. They should take into account the upstream name of the R module. This makes a package name format of
R-$NAME. When in doubt, use the name of the module that you type to import it in R.
R-mAr (R module named mAr) R-RScaLAPACK (R module named RScaLAPACK) R-waveslim (R module named waveslim)
アドオンパッケージ (Sugar Activities)
The name for all packaged Sugar activities must be prefixed with sugar-. For more details, see Packaging/SugarActivityGuidelines .
アドオンパッケージ (Tcl/Tk 拡張)
The name for all packaged Tcl/Tk extensions must be prefixed with tcl-. This rule applies even for Tcl/Tk packages that are already prefixed with tcl in the name. For more details, see Packaging/Tcl#NamingConventions.
アドオンパッケージ (ロケール)
If a package adds a locale to an existing parent package, then it can use an underscore in the locale.
ttfonts-zh_TW (adds zh_TW locale fonts in ttfonts family) ttfonts-zh_CN (adds zh_CN locale fonts in ttfonts family)
アドオンパッケージ (TeX)
As Fedora has switched TeX environments in the past, TeX packages should not be named after the TeX environment (TeX Live or teTeX) but instead should carry the prefix "tex-".


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Just when Ol' Myrt here thought it was safe to step away from her computer, something new showed up for me at Ancestry.com's online family trees -- a new "VIEW RELATIONSHIP TO ME" button when viewing an individual on the screen. By clicking that new button, I received the following, which is easily copied/pasted into email when corresponding with a cousin, as indicated by my blue highlights below. Of course, this all depends on my having entered the data accurately to begin with, but I digress.
Because I allowed the default "Show relationship on profile page" we have the new sub-title for my Mary Ann Hoope highlighted in blue below:
Kewl beans.
Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt :)
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"A year ago, I promised you a cotton market that was nothing but roses, with prices above $1, and all of a sudden you were hit with a market that nosedived to 65 cents and was struggling for its life," O.A. Cleveland, Jr., told growers this week. "Now, it's 30 percent below this time in 2011."
Despite last year's drought in Texas that had pushed prices to the $1.45 range, he says, "We found out that, in the world cotton scheme, Texas doesn't matter any more. They had a major crop bust — and the market ignored it."
"We also found," he said at the joint annual meeting of the Mississippi Boll Weevil Management Corporation and the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation's summer cotton policy committee, "that U.S. production doesn't matter that much if there are good crops in both India and China."
Cleveland, who is Extension economics professor emeritus at Mississippi State University, says good weather and $1-plus prices spurred a very large foreign crop last year, and India, which had imposed a total ban on exports of its cotton two years ago, resumed limited exports.
"The world ended up producing 24 million bales more than we consumed," he says. "The bottom line to that is world carryover increased from about 49 million bales to almost 75 million bales — a record increase and a record world carryover. I could never have imagined I would see that kind of carryover; it's difficult to even grasp it."
Given the excessive cotton supply, price tanked, Cleveland says.
Couple the monster carryover with slower economic growth around the world, and fewer people working, purchasing power slipped into the doldrums.
"The big engine, consumer purchasing power that had pulled the economic train, lost steam and demand dropped. Demand will continue to struggle without that purchasing power; consumption will continue to be slow for cotton and other goods."
And while the short-term outlook isn't that rosy, he says the picture looks brighter moving into 2013.
"The USDA's estimate is for U.S. production this year is 17 million bales. But it's early in the season, and we won't get an objective survey for several more weeks.
"The situation in Texas is a lot better than a year ago, but subsoil moisture is totally lacking, so they will be dependent on whatever rain falls and a little supplemental irrigation. Regardless, it will still be a short crop."
"India has had severe problems with their monsoon which, two weeks ago, was 50 percent behind schedule. Things could still rebound to an extent, but they can't totally make up for all that has been lost with their cotton crop.
"The USDA is forecasting a 1 million bale reduction for India, and, even with a normal monsoon from here on out, they could see another 1 million bale reduction.
"China's area of commercialized cotton production has been having floods and cold weather, and areas of drought, but they're not as severely impacted by adverse weather as India."
Cleveland says he looks for a world crop this year that's 4 million to 4.5 million bales smaller than 2011. "Consumption is rebuilding very slowly — it could gain 4 million to 5 million bales. This would give us a drawdown in stocks of about 10 million bales, which would take the record high stocks level down to about 65 million.
"That still would be the third largest ever carryover, and doesn't point to strong prices. I would suggest we could see a low in the 64 cents to 65 cents range. Some analysts are saying 58 cents to 60 cents, but I feel this market has bottomed and I can't think of a decent reason it would drop back that far."
Consumption recovery will be slow
Consumption is going to improve steadily, but slowly, Cleveland says.
"While I think U.S. consumption is going to slip some more, in the long term I think the trend is up. Since this meeting was held two years ago, 150 million more people have been added to the world's population — a lot of mouths to feed, a lot of bodies to clothe. Population growth is more and more a demand factor that's underpinning prices for many commodities, including cotton."
Cotton production, Cleveland says, will also be influenced by strong prices for other crops, specifically the cotton/corn price ratio and cotton/soybean price ratio.
"These ratios are strongly favoring grains and oilseeds, and that's going to continue. Those crops are now the dog and cotton is the tail — those crops, not cotton demand, are going to dictate how much cotton is planted in the short run.
"I would suggest that in 2013, given cotton and grain/oilseed price ratios, we could reduce cotton production not only in the U.S., but worldwide, by as much as 20 percent, and it could drop as much as 25 percent for planted acres.
"By the end of the 2013 season, we will have disappeared the entire excess carryover of cotton that we have in the U.S. We'll be back down to 45 million to 50 million bales, and that very easily supports a price of $1.25 to $1.35. With great weather and higher production, it could drop to $1.15 to $1.20; but, throw in some problems with the crop, and it could get up to $1.45 to $1.50.
"Looking to toward the end of 2013, I think we can make a case for $1.25."
Planting of the 2013 crop will begin in Brazil and Australia within the next three months or so, Cleveland says, and acreage could be down 20 percent to 25 percent. "They say, 'Why grow cotton, when we're looking at $16 soybeans and $8 corn?' Consequently, when southern hemisphere planting cranks up and acreage reductions become reality, we should get a bump in cotton prices.
"I'm of the opinion that cotton is undervalued by 15 cents to 25 cents per pound. I know that's a strong statement, given what some other analysts are saying. But, I think the competition for land by soybeans and corn, is an important key, and that next season we'll see more cotton ground shifting to those crops."
Growth in income, employment
Consumption, Cleveland says, "won't get any worse. We're seeing growth in income and employment, and economic activity should improve somewhat. I think, coupled with reductions in cotton acreage in the southern hemisphere, that will warrant a boost of 15 cents to 25 cents in the cotton price, which would put it in the 95-cent range. I'm not saying it will go to 95 cents; that's the absolute high I could see. I think it will probably spend a lot of time in the 80s range.
"Today's cotton market is not your daddy's cotton market — it's an entirely different animal," Cleveland says. "Today's market is so heavy with speculative funds and traders from all over the world, so much money coming in, that outside economics and outside factors are having an impact on cotton, grains, currencies, oil, livestock, and other commodity markets.
"Trillions of dollars of speculative money is pouring into all these markets, and basically we have a situation of all that speculative money versus cotton traders."
The impact of monetary crises in Spain, Italy, Greece, and other countries are also an influence, Cleveland says.
"We went for probably four months when, every Friday like clockwork, the market went down simply because there was a meeting in Europe to try to determine what they could do about the financial crisis in Greece."
Asked about the USDA's recent estimate for Mississippi acreage, which was higher than expected, he says, "It was a surprise to me because it was the same as their March estimate, and apparently didn't factor in the impact of the hot, dry weather we were having. My bias would be for Mississippi acreage in the 515,000 to 520,000 range.
"I've second-guessed USDA all my working career, and my guess is that they probably didn't have enough data at the time to revise their estimate downard to reflect the weather-related problems. Until they come out with their August report, I think we just have to go with our gut feeling.
"But while the number is very important to us in Mississippi, it is not very important in the overall scheme of the U.S. or world situation."


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Once again, it's been awhile.. and once again, there is so much to be said! Where to begin, where to begin...
Well, it's been two months since we left Lewis County (the first time).. two months of driving from state to state with gaping face in awe of the changing terrain, curling my knees up into my chest in an attempt to get a good nights sleep in the car, entertaining strangers and relatives and being entertained by... well, just about anything and anyone, wearing the same clothes day after day until they become just another layer of skin, shaving my armpits in walmart restrooms entirely unaware that anyone else is there until I hear a toilet flush, running miles and miles through towns I don't know and don't care to know the names of. It's been two months of granola for breakfast, granola for lunch, granola for dinner, three large jars of peanut butter, fresh bananas on a semi-daily basis, filling my SIGG bottles every chance I get and then slowly, critically evaluating its taste before guzzling the rest regardless of how great or terrible it is.. ah, it's been two months, two months.
Today I no longer want to travel. Today I want to lay in bed all morning before being escorted to a sporting goods store where I will buy brand new expensive Brooks running shoes, which I will charge to my credit card. Then I will come back to this room with this big comfortable bed and I will put on my cute little running shorts and my cute little running top and my beautiful new running shoes, toss my long clean hair and pull it into a cute little ponytail, strap on the brand new garmin watch that I don't have, and run for at least 90 minutes. 90 minutes and I just might begin to feel like I could attempt to be normal again.
There's something brand new associated with freedom for me these days. Friends, this is freedom: waking up everyday with no place to be, no thing to do, no one to respond to (other than my beyond incredible Traveling Companion). It is being drawn into the ocean at midnight on the coast of Florida, twirling into the salty water and crashing into the moonlit waves. It is driving hundreds of miles on a deserted road in Texas and jumping out before the car has fully stopped in order that I might prance around on the dotted yellow line while waiting for the evening haze to set in and the sun to become one with the ground. It is picking tangerines off a tree in the hills surrounding LA and wandering aimlessly through an Asian community entirely unaware of the time. It is walking into a church in California and asking, through unpreventable tears, to play the piano.. because I just need to. It is longing for an entire day to sit and drink warm beverages and read and write and contemplate life, and getting it. It is paying $4 for unlimitted multi-grain pancakes and staying all night to eat pancakes and convince ourselves of the possibilities this life might hold. It is, It is..
I could go on and on..
But today I am tired of traveling. Yesterday I saw a grove of trees that were 25ft around and as tall as a 19 story building. That's enough to change my entire life. How does one touch, love and experience a tree so regal and lovely without missing something or shortchanging it somehow? Oh beautiful Giant Sequoia, you have changed me. I could have sat with you all day and still I would not have known how to leave you.
I fear I am going just a little bit crazy. All this freedom, the farewell to caring what I look like, sound like, appear to be. All this experiencing, loving, living, becoming. All this attention to all these places and all these people joined with all the places inside of me and all the parts that have made this person...
In one month I have to be in Perry Point, MD. Finally, I have been accepted to Americorps. My chance to change the world.. or at least a few people's lives. I am both excited and disappointed. It's strange to have the next year of my life all planned out for me. What's even crazier, tho, is that I still need to make it to Seattle and home in the next four weeks. And I'm tired of traveling.
This beautiful, beautiful trip..
I'm sorting out these things inside. I am more me than I've allowed myself to be in a long time. I am beautiful after 7 days without showering. I am scattered over thousands of miles across this incredible country. I am happy, contented, peaceful, alive. I am, I am.
that's it for now.
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is an over-caffeinated and under-employed grad school dropout, aspiring leftwing intellectual and cultural studies academic, cinéaste, and former poet. Raised in San Francisco on classic film, radical politics, burritos and soul music, then set loose upon the world. He spends his time in coffee shops with his laptop and headphones, caffeinating and trying to construct a post-whatever life.
What's in a name... The handle "zerode" is a contraction of Zéro de Conduite, the title of Jean Vigo's 1933 movie masterpiece about schoolboy rebellion.


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A NEW "LEARNING ADVENTURE": Skiers know that a day spent on the slopes is, very often, given over to the slopes, fully. It's all about ski meeting snow, and crystal-sharp vistas, and letting go, and finding a little peace and a lot of physical exertion. True, there's the ever-present, always lively social aspect, too, but a ski weekend is very often a weekend of skiing, as it should be. But what of the chance to visit a ski destination in the summer for a different slice of things? A get-to-know-the-background kind of trip, complete with a gondola ride up the big mountain and a look at the area's geological history and its deep background? A new "learning adventure" at Mammoth is giving people a peek into a different side of the mountain, beyond the busy hub that many visitors get familiar with each winter. The adventure is called "Explore Mammoth" and it debuts, and the top of the big hill, over the Fourth of July weekend.
AREA EDUCATION: "Through a combination of guided hikes, a museum, and a movie theater, 'Explore Mammoth' will shed light on the region's explosive geological, natural, and human history." Volcanic history is considered, as well as the "unique weather patterns that produce the monster snowstorms' that has put the region on the map. And, yep, you'll get some pretty up-high, take-in-far-distances views of the Eastern Sierra. As for the price? You'll get into the learning stations and Eleven53 interpretative center when you purchase a Scenic Gondola ticket. It's a fine route to get acquainted with an area known as one of the Sierra's most bustling play places, and a nice way to spend a summer day in a higher elevation. Education, elevation, and views? Plus, plus, plus. Plus? You can brag it up, next winter, off the slopes, to your friends, people who will soon dub you a true Mammoth maven.


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Sugar High Friday #35 is being hosted this month by Ivonne of Cream Puffs in Venice, and she chose figs as the theme. I wasn't sure what to do with figs as I'd only ever bought them once before. Consequently, after buying some for SHF, they sat on my counter until it got to the point where they had to be used immediately. But I still didn't know what to do with them. So I chopped up the figs and threw them in a pot to simmer. I added a little sugar and cooked them until they looked like jam. But I still didn't know what to do with them. So I added some balsamic vinegar and cooked the mixture little longer. I tasted it and decided I was happy with the flavour, removed the figgy jam from the stove and let it sit while I tried to figure out what to do with it. My Dorie book was sitting close by so I flipped through the pages trying to figure out what recipe could benefit from the addition of figs. Brownies. Tribute to Katherine Hepburn Brownies. Brilynn's Remixed Tribute to Katherine Hepburn Brownies with Figs. Done.
Tribute to Katharine Hepburn Brownies (From Baking From My Home to Yours)
Prep time: 10 minutes
Bake time: 25-30 minutes
Cooling time: at least 30 minutes
Makes: 16 squares
¼ cup all purpose flour
½ tsp ground cinnamon
¼ tsp salt
1 stick (8 tbsp) unsalted butter cut into 8 pieces
½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
2 tsp finely ground instant espresso (the book called for coffee, but….)
2 large eggs, at room temperature
1 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 cup, coarsely chopped pecans
4 oz/112 g bittersweet chocolate, coarsely chopped
1. Place the rack in the center of the oven and preheat to 325°F/170°C.
2. Butter an 8"x8" square ovenproof cake pan and line the bottom with parchment paper. Butter the paper and dust with flour. Tap out excess.
3. Whisk the flour, cinnamon and salt together.
4. Melt the butter in a heavy bottomed medium saucepan over low heat. When the butter starts to melt sift the cocoa over it and add the instant espresso. Stir and continue to cook until it's all well blended (a couple of minutes). Remove from heat and cool for 3 minutes or so.
5. Using a whisk or rubber spatula, beat the eggs into the saucepan one at a time. Next, stir in the sugar and vanilla – be gentle when adding – don't beat too vigorously – you don't want to add air to the batter. Add the dry ingredients, nuts and chopped chocolate. Scrape the batter into the pan.
6. Bake for 30 minutes, at which point the brownies will still be gooey but the top will have a dry papery crust. Transfer the pan to a rack and let the brownies cool for at least 30 minutes.
7. Turn the brownies out onto a rack, peel away the paper and invert onto a cutting board. Cool completely before cutting them into squares.
**For my figgy remix, cook figs as above, and then when scraping batter into the pan add a layer of the fig jam and top with the remaining batter.
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It installs a program and states that certain viruses are infecting a victims computer that actually aren't. Eventually causes the system to freeze and crash and cancels out any antivirus software that maybe on the persons PC. It also pesters you into paying up to $50 for them to stop bombarding you with error messages. The software it just fucks up the system if the person purchases it.
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"I've been lackadaisical when it comes to following stories about Texas schoolboard attempts to slip creationism into biology textbooks, dismissing the stories as just 'dumbass Texans,' but what I didn't realize is that Texas schoolbooks set the standard for the rest of the country. And it's not just Creationism that this Christian coalition is attempting to bring into schoolbooks, but a full frontal assault on history, politics, and the humanities that exploits the fact that final decisions are being made by a school board completely academically unqualified to make informed evaluations of the changes these lobbyists propose. This evangelical lobby has successfully had references to the American Constitution as a 'living document,' as textbooks have defined it since the 1950s, removed in favor of an 'enduring Constitution' not subject to change, as well as attempting to over-emphasize the role Christianity played in the founding of America. The leaders of these efforts outright admit they are attempting to redefine the way our children understand the political landscape so that, when they grow up, they will have preconceived notions of the American political system that favor their evangelical Christian goals."
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Pre-Race Warm-Up Drills and Stretches
Laura Doss
Fuel-Up Checklist
Race Tip: Prescreen race-day eats. "Test what to eat on days you do long runs," says Jenna Bell, PhD, RD, coauthor of Energy to Burn.
Follow Bell's Fuel-Up Checklist:
1. Drink 14 to 20 ounces of fluid two to three hours before the race, then check your urine. The lighter it is, the more hydrated you are (a lemonade shade is just right).
2. Eat something with 0.9 grams of carbs per pound of body weight two to three hours before the race (for a 140-pound woman, that's 126 grams). Choose a high-carb, low-fiber food with a little protein that is easy to digest, like a banana and a plain bagel with peanut butter, and wash it down with a cup of OJ.
3. Top it off right before the start with a sports drink or an energy gel.
Laura Doss
What to Do 45 to 55 Minutes Pre-Race
Jog slowly for about 15 minutes and then perform Kastor's favorite active isolated stretches in the following order.
Hamstring Stretch
Lie faceup on ground with left knee bent and left foot flat, right leg extended. Loop yoga strap or towel around sole of right foot and hold one end of strap in each hand. (If you're empty-handed on race day, simply grasp back of right thigh.) Keeping resistance in strap, gently lift leg as high as you can. Once you reach top of stretch, increase tension on strap slightly and pull leg a little bit higher; lower. Do 10 reps without pausing; switch sides, repeat.
Laura Doss
Calf Stretch
Sit on ground with legs together and extended in front of you, back tall. Loop yoga strap or towel around sole of left foot and hold one end of strap in each hand. (No strap? Do the stretch without one; simply flex left foot.) Keeping resistance in strap, flex left foot and gently pull toes toward you; release. Do 10 reps without pausing; switch sides and repeat.
Laura Doss
Quad Stretch
Lie on left side on ground with hips stacked, right knee bent so foot is behind you and left arm extended under head. Reach right hand behind you to grasp right shin, ankle, or forefoot and gently pull right foot toward butt as far as possible; bring right knee forward to start position. Do 10 reps without pausing; switch sides and repeat.
Laura Doss
What to Do 10 Minutes Pre-Race
Do Andrew Kastor's warm-up drills.
Deena's Skip
Start with feet together, arms by sides.
Shuffle to right with right leg so that legs are wider than shoulder-width apart as you swing both arms loosely out to sides to just above shoulder level.
Laura Doss
Deena's Skip: After
Shuffle left leg over to meet right as you swing arms down, then cross them at chest. Continue shuffling to right for 30 seconds. Switch directions; repeat. (Marathon star Deena, coach Kastor's wife, does this namesake skip.)
Laura Doss
B Skip
Start with feet together, arms bent by sides. Hop straight up, lifting left knee toward chest, then extend left leg in front of you to stride forward and land with left foot directly under hips. Alternate legs for 30 seconds. (Be like Olympic marathoner Ryan Hall and do it to the rhythm of "New York, New York.")
Laura Doss
Butt Kicks
Just as the name indicates, jog while kicking heels up toward your derriere. Continue for 30 seconds, starting slow and finishing fast.
Laura Doss
Run Backward
Literally. Bring left heel up toward butt, then extend leg behind you and lower foot; switch legs and repeat, swinging arms. Continue for 30 seconds.
Laura Doss
What to Do 5 Minutes Pre-Race
Do four to six 30-second strides: bursts in which you gradually accelerate to a near sprint. Then lose the jitters and enjoy the ride!
Race Tip: Refuel fast. "Have a carb and protein snack, like a strawberry yogurt smoothie, within 30 minutes post-race to help repair muscles," Bell says.
Originally published in FITNESS magazine, July/August 2010.


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I am young again. I am skinny and long-haired and tight-jeaned and cowboy-booted.
This is because in my head, and on my iPod, and in my car stereo, I have Choice of Weapon, the first Cult album since 1989's Sonic Temple that didn't make me say "Sure, they're my favourite band, and it's good to have a new record, but …"
There are two kinds of Cult albums: Billy music and Ian music. When Astbury has his way, the music is trippy, atmospheric, cinematic. When Duffy forces his hand, the tracks are bigger, louder and more ferocious, all about the riff, with everything else secondary.
Choice of Weapon is the first Cult record in decades that manages to capture both mens' passions. Not since Love, in 1985, has Astbury's esoteric snarl meshed so perfectly with Duffy's Gretsch-grinding guitar work.
The songs on Choice of Weapon remind me most of Love, largely because of the way they insinuate themselves. There are few huge hooks here, but a lot of great little moments, whether vocal or guitar, hidden usually in the bridges of the album's tracks.
Bombast? Yeah. Lots. The Wolf, Pale Horse, Honey from a Knife, Lucifer and first single For The Animals are raw, raunchy rock, and listening to them offers a glimpse of what 2007's rushed Born Into This might have been able to achieve.
Turning away from the rough-from-the-floor sound of Born Into This (and, by extension, 1987's Electric), The Cult has wrapped its tattooed arms around the studio tricks and effects layering that made Love and 1989's Sonic Temple work so well. There are little reminders, too, like the jukey piano lick in For The Animals, a direct lift from Sonic Temple's New York City, and little desert-rock tributes to Duffy's skeleton spider guitar on Dreamtime, the 1984 album that launched the band while also managing to sound like it was made by a totally different crew of dudes.
The desert sound is honest this time around, as the band worked with Chris Goss, frontman of Masters of Reality, a band I like almost as much as The Cult. Goss, who produced Astbury's slick solo CD (you really should seek it out) is the mastermind behind the Palm Desert scene (Queens of the Stone Age, Kyuss, etc.) and he brings that esthetic to Choice of Weapon in a big way.
This involves envoking big, wide skies, heat, crashing waters and passion, both through Astbury's lyrics and Duffy's playing. Astbury is better here than he's been since the 80s; rougher, angrier, his trademark yelping toned down to something solemn and dark. There are no "Baby baby baby" chants here. "I came to you with love in my heart," from For The Animals, carries a weary weight that Astbury has always seemed to be trying for. The man has been through a lot, and he finally sounds like the bluesman he's always wanted to be.
And Duffy … this man can do no wrong on guitar, if you ask me. He sounds amazing even when playing on pure bona fide Cult garbage like Gone (from the band's self-titled 1994 disc) or Sweet Salvation (from Ceremony, a song I listen to only because my cousin Donny Gerrard sings backup on it, and even then, it's a challenge). Duffy knows that space can say more than noise, and he knows how to keep it simple, so we get big riffy songs like The Wolf and Pale Rider that have as much air as riffage, and they work.
Rhythm section: This is the first time the Astbury/Duffy team has produced two consecutive albums with the same bassist and drummer. Chris Wyse and John Tempesta know enough to hang back and do what has to be done without getting in the way, and they sound solid here.
Goss didn't wrap production on Choice of Weapon; the band took the work they'd done with him and paid a visit to old crony Bob Rock, the Canadian pop star, super-producer and all-around cool cat. And it's that combination, that rare mix of Goss, Rock, Astbury, Duffy, Wyse, Tempesta and, of course, my stuck-in-the-past musical tastes, that makes Choice of Weapon my album of the year. And it's only May.


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Brody Jenner and Chace Crawford at the MMVAs last night.
Don't quiver for either. But straight up, boy to boy, it's Brody all the way.
Seriously… there are those of you who don't get it. I'm on your side. The frenzy over reality stars is alarming. Having said that, Brody Jenner is the captain of the football team. Of any generation. He is handsome. He is lean but not skinny, well built but not beefcake, and he has good hair. He does not have Jude Law hair. It will not recede when he's 30. And as an added bonus, Brody is also tall. Like tall without lying about it. Not like "Hollywood" tall where they add 2 inches minimum. Brody is legitimately tall.
He also walks with the air of a boy who has spent his whole life sauntering just ahead of all the other boys. You see it at the mall all the time. In the hallways at school. Not the way a bully charges up to the front but the way the leader takes the lead because everyone else has conceded it. And he accepts it graciously.
Brody has an easy smile, an easy gait, he looks great in pants, and I have to tell you, when he steps up to the bar and orders a drink…yeah, he's a babe. If that's your thing, he's a total babe. But watching Brody isn't what's interesting. It's watching the people around him. The girls around him.
Of course they were swooning. He came into the eTalk Lounge where it was party central and the thing about a guy like Brody is that he's so becoming every woman thinks she has a chance. She's like – oh just let me make eye contact. If he sees me, he'll want me.
How is it that sometimes hope can override reason? What is it in the female DNA that causes us to temporarily abandon common sense when presented with a set of great teeth and hot abs? It wasn't happening for any of them. But it was like they had all just heard Barack Obama deliver a rousing speech.
Yes we can, they heaved with their bosoms.
No you cannot, you dumb bitches.
This is Brody with Ben Mulroney after their interview. I saw him later upstairs in the private party area. He ordered a drink right away and held court with Kristin Cavallari who was approached for an interview and answered through her publicist that she was done for the night.
What? Who the f&ck are you??? Sit DOWN Kristin Cavallari!
Back to Brody… some girl spotted him from across the room and tried to make her move. She decided to hit the loo first. Bad choice. By the time she came out, he'd stepped away. The look on her face – complete defeat. Like the moment Jennifer Aniston found out about Angelina Jolie.
And then there's Chace Crawford. Chace Crawford walks around like a sulky baby. When he's not on the carpet, when the cameras aren't rolling, he wears a pinched face like he's so much better than what he's doing. Like he thinks he should be living George Clooney's life and the universe conspired against him to change his destiny. Please.
We passed each other just outside the second floor balcony. He was being led through a packed party area to do an interview, shirking away from everyone walking close to him with darty eyes seeking one of those "status" bodyguards favoured by the likes of Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.
To his credit, he was obliging with younger fans. Daughters of executives and clients invited inside who approached for a photographs were treated to a few pictures together as his publicist hovered like a hawk. As he stepped into the eTalk area, I saw him stick his finger into his mouth and rub his front teeth before heading in to talk to Tanya Kim.
Now no one wants to be on camera with food in their teeth, but seeing that, and his pretty pretty face, and his perfectly straightened hair, and his grey leather jacket that fit just so, all 5 ft 9 of him (on a good day), there was only word that came to mind to sum it all up:
PS. Rumour has it he was looking for somethin' extra after the show. Am told he found it. Chace partied at Ultra with Brody and Whitney Port later on. eTalk has exclusive photos tonight.
Brody > Chace
Brody Jenner and Chace Crawford at the MMVAs last night.


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Pizza Tournament Methodology Questions Answered
Now the winner of the Rachael Ray pizza madness tournament has been revealed by the powers that be at the magazine (we had been sworn to secrecy before this), we are free to answer some of the questions that have been raised by some loyal Slice community members.
I wish I could tell you that we used some incredibly detailed scientific method to seed the 64 pizzerias included in our nationwide bracket, but in fact we didn't. Our team—Adam and I and some trusted pizza associates in various regions of the country—scouted 64 pizzerias in 25 U.S. cities, applying a 100-point system. Then, like the NCAA tournament, we matched perceived high seeds with low seeds so that, like in the Big Dance, powerhouses didn't face each other in the early rounds. From there, we tasted, scored, and bracketed down. Is there a better way to do it? Perhaps, but in the end we thought this was as fair and equitable way to do it as any.
How Did We Deal with Comparing Pizzerias with Different Oven Fuel Sources?
One of the things I have learned in my years of serious pizza research is that in the end fuel source doesn't matter. One of the keys to making great pizza is to have an oven that can stay at a consistent temperature, beginning and end of story.
I have learned by interviewing many great pizzaioli that the fuel source itself doesn't matter all that much. I have had great pizza cooked in a 600°F gas oven, I have had great pizza cooked in a wood-burning oven that gets up to 900°F, and I have had great pizza cooked in a charcoal-burning oven that reaches a thousand degrees. It's the skill and artistry of the pie man that determines a pizza's greatness. So we just let the oven chips fall where they did in our brackets.
How Did We Go About Trying All 64 Pizzerias in the Draw?
Adam visited Seattle (twice), Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Milwaukee, and Washington, I visited Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, Providence, and Boston for it. Together we visited many pizzerias in New Jersey, Connecticut, and New York. For a limited number of pizzerias in the draw we relied on pizza mules and FedEx. Having written the book on pizza, I have come to realize that you can tell a lot about a pizza even if it's been shipped, frozen, and reheated. Not everything, but a lot. Also, just to make sure we got this stuff right, we also had trusted food writer friends in the other cities file reports and fill out scorecards on the sent pizzas. Would we have liked to visit every pizzeria in the draw? Of course, but we just didn't have the travel budget for it. You can be sure we deliberated long and hard about every pizza we tasted via FedEx, and we certainly gave those pies the benefit of the doubt in judging them. So the one thing you can be sure of is that Adam and I tasted every pie in the draw.
Unlike the NCAA, which might have Arizona playing in the Midwest division, Connecticut in the West, Oklahoma State in the East, etc., we tried to hue as close to commonsense geographical boundaries as possible. The region that probably vexed people the most was the South/Southwest, which included Maryland. We considered placing Mid-Atlantic contenders in the Eastern Division but then realized they'd be facing some stiff competition from serious powerhouse players in the Pizza Belt, which starts in Philadelphia and runs through Trenton and the rest of New Jersey, extending throughout New York; Long Island; New Haven, Connecticut; and ending in Boston.
To balance the tourney somewhat, we looked at the historic Mason-Dixon Line and placed pizzerias below it in the South, even if these places may not feel very Southern by today's standards.
Pizzerias vs. Restaurants That Serve Great Pizza (A Crucial Criterion Serious Slice Lovers Should Know About)
When we began this process we realized that we had to set strict guidelines for what constitutes a pizzeria. We decided that only places that primarily served pizza were eligible for the tourney. That meant places like Al Forno in Providence, Rhode Island; Osteria in Philadelphia, and A16 in San Francisco were ineligible. And I have had great pizza in all three of those places. Osteria in particular was a revelation on my last trip to Philly. Mark Vetri's puffy but chewy Neapolitan-style pizza would have been a final four candidate if it weren't for the fact that he serves so much other seriously delicious food at Osteria.
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by Jody Kessler
La Salle controlled their own destiny. With a win in Friday night's basketball game against Archbishop Wood, in the quarterfinal of the Philadelphia Catholic bracket, they would qualify for the state tournament. They would have also qualified with a St. Joseph Prep loss, but they looked to do it on their own on their home court.
In front of a packed gym super sophomore Amar Stukes and Rider-bound senior Eddie Mitchell led the Explorers past the Vikings easily. Stukes had 14 and Mitchell 20, in a 55-34 win. Steve Collins controlled the rebounding with eight boards. La Salle moves on to the Palestra Wednesday night for the PCL semifinals against Archbishop Carroll, and more importantly qualifies for the state tournament. They are now an amazing 19-3 on the year, having won seven straight and 12 of 13.
La Salle started strong and never looked back. Stukes scored the game's first bucket. Although they would miss a few layups that really would have given them a big lead, they outscored Wood 11-4 in the opening quarter. Between the end of the first quarter and the start of the second they went on a 15-0 run, highlighted by a Mike Poncia three and back to back Mitchell hoops. Mitchell and Stukes are very aggressive going to the hoop , putting pressure on the defense. Wood scored a couple hoops to stem the tide, including a Shane Neher three. Stukes then scored on an amazing dipsy doo move to the hoop, and got fouled. He missed the free throw. With time running down before the end of the half La Salle drew up a play for Collins to shoot a three, their customary play before the end of quarters. Collins found himself covered, so he passed the ball to Kevin Piotrowicz. Piotrowicz got off the shot but missed. Still La Salle increased their lead to 23-10.
In the second half Mitchell got really aggressive. He opened with a three. Then after a Wood hoop he got to the line where he made both free throws. After another Wood hoop he got the line again, and made one of two. As the quarter closed Wood star Joe Getz tried to get going, hitting a three. He had seven points in the period and 12 overall to keep Wood within 13 after three. La Salle was strong in the fourth quarter. Stukes took control. The smooth guard opened with two points, then had a steal and another deuce. After another steal Mitchell got the ball on the break and went in for a reverse dunk, putting the exclamation point on the win and sending the crowd into frenzy. It was 49-38 at that point, and La Salle is on their way back to the Palestra and on to the state tournament.
The 6'9" Collins said, "played well, we went to their place they gave us a good game last time. So we knew we had to come back play good defense execute well on offense. They're a good rebounding team so coach put that in our heads, so I tried to rebound well." About moving on to the Palestra he said, "We're all excited to go back there."
"Big win," said Mitchell. "We didn't play too well at their gym. Back to back years to the palestra is a great feeling."
Wood coach Jack Walsh said, "You don't score it's a struggle. I think our defense was good in the first half only giving up 23 points but unfortunately only scoring ten. We needed to win the last two quarters, we just could not finish." On the year the teams finished 14-10. "We had guys that were injured, couple freshmen and sophomore, they stepped up when they needed to, considering all that I think we had a very good year."


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After the most grueling 3 weeks of my life, I'm finally done with finals and my first year of optometry school! Officially 1/4th of a doctor, and chuggin' along. Here's to celebrating with my first look of the summer!
In love with this watercolor floral blouse I picked up a few months ago from Express. It seems impossible to find shirts that aren't completely see-through these days. What's up with that? I always have to wear an undershirt in professional settings, and then it takes me an extra 5 minutes to get out of the bathroom because I have two shirts to tuck in... But anyways, this shirt is brilliant because only the sleeves are sheer.
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Attended El Camino Fundamental High School…Was coached by his father, Mark Jordan…Was a three-year varsity letterwinner in water polo and swimming…Garnered three consecutive All-Capital Athletic League First Team honors…Was the league's co-MVP in 2011…Named El Camino's team MVP three-straight seasons (2009-11)…Named to the All-Sac-Joaquin Section First Team in 2010 and 2011…Is a two-time High School All-American…Qualified for the section playoffs all four years of his prep career…Was a Sac-Joaquin Section Division II semifinalist in 2010 and runner-up in 2011…Also competed in swimming and volleyball…Had numerous academic achievements including: graduating in the top 6.6% of his class, achieving Academic Block Letter or Lamp of Learning Award every semester, three years of membership in the California Scholarship Federation and National Honor Society – including one year as the Secretary – membership in the National Society of High School Scholars, and being a National Student Leadership nominee…Was a three-time USA Water Polo Academic All-American.
Competed for American River Water Polo Club…Was named the club's 2012 Outstanding Overall Player…Took 11th place at the National Junior Olympics, which he names as his most memorable athletic achievement.
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An Air India flight leaving Newark Airport was forced to turn around shortly after takeoff because of an engine fire, officials say.
Air India Flight 144 to Mumbai left the airport at about 4:30 p.m., and the pilot reported a fire in an engine on the plane's left side shortly after takeoff and the engine soon shut down.
The plane returned to Newark and landed safely just after 5 p.m. The plane had "multiple" blown tires as a result of the fire.
None of the crew or the 313 passengers on board was hurt. They were taken off the plane without incident.
The fire was initially attributed to a bird strike but a Port Authority spokeswoman says that information was incorrect.
Maywood resident Sheryle Robert heard the roar of the Boeing 777 as it descended.
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"I was just like, 'Why is this huge plane flying so incredibly low in this neighborhood? And then we see it just do a hard turn, it was just circling. Very scary,'" she added.
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They Can't All Be Davey Johnson
One Sandy Alderson down for the Mets.
One media-savvy New York minute prepped skipper to go.
And as long as Davey Johnson refuses to come out of retirement and lead the Mets back to respectability, it looks like new GM Alderson and company are gonna have a pretty big decision to make in the very near future. But like always, RSBS is here to help! In fact, we would like to see Mets fans smile every now and then, so we got the interns busy and boy did they come up with some mighty smart suggestions!
Rudy Giuliani
He's a New Yorker. He's got a lisp (which indicates ability to persevere… and succeed?). He hates smut and could really clean up the place (talkin' about you, Ollie Perez, you waste of oxygen).
Then again, Rudy is a Yankees fan. So he's probably a real a$$h0le.
Haile Gebrselassie
Why not? The world's greatest all-time distance runner just retired… while in New York! If anyone can endure such pain, such suffering, such mental anguish… oh, wait, he didn't finish the New York Marathon? See! That's why he's perfect! He'll fit right in with the Metropolitans and their penchant for pre-finish line collapses!
Christine O'Donnell
Remember that black cat that ran across the field during the opening night at Citi Field? Uh…. yeah. That was no accident, folks. That was the work of a witch. A non-masturbating, adamant teabagging, scary spell spewing witch. Holla!!!
Conan O'Brien
Dude! Conan RULED New York back in the day… remember? Then he got the big show, moved to L.A. and got canned a few months in. Sounds a lot like Darryl Strawberry, doesn't it? Yep. The connections are too great to ignore. So don't.
And finally…
Clint Hurdle
I know he's being interviewed for the job… and I know he's sort of a lame duck skipper… but the man is ORANGE!!! Move over, Mr. Met, Clint and his biohazzard-proof skin are 'bout to back that a$s up right into yo clubhouse!
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Boxford oral surgeon guilty of fondling patient
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An oral surgeon who practiced in Lynn has been convicted of fondling a 16-year-old patient while she was under sedation for wisdom teeth extraction.
Dr. George Hatzigiannis of Boxford was sentenced to a year in jail on Wednesday following his conviction in Peabody District Court on a charge of indecent assault and battery.
Prosecutors say an employee in his office told police she saw the 41-year-old Hatzigiannis "holding, cupping" the breast of the fully clothed patient in November 2010.
Hatzigiannis voluntarily agreed to not practice dentistry following his arraignment and prosecutors say the state Board of Dentistry is now "considering all options available, including revocation of license," now that there has been a conviction.
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ALDS Game 4 pregame
NEW YORK — The Rocket may have launched for the last time. Not surprisingly, the Yankees announced today that Roger Clemens is being removed from their postseason roster. That could put the finishing touch on Clemens' storied career.
With Clemens out of the picture for now — he's not eligible until the World Series, should New York get that far — the Bombers added lefty Ron Villone to their bullpen. That helps New York, which had no lefties in the 'pen in Games 1-3.
I'm not sure what to think of the Indians going with Paul Byrd here in Game 4 over C.C. Sabathia on short rest. Byrd may have won 15 games this year, but he also surrendered nearly 240 hits in 190 innings or so. That gives me the feeling that I may very well be heading back to Cleveland tomorrow morning. Also, starting Byrd puts Kelly Shoppach, his personal catcher, behind the plate, taking some pop out of the offense. We'll see how it all shakes out tonight.
Also, yours truly will be bringing more playoff insight during the American League Championship Series. So, whether or not the Yankees stun the Indians here over the next few days, I'll be heading to Boston to help cover the next round. I'll have to pop some champagne later.
Today's lineups:
Grady Sizemore, CF
Asdrubal Cabrera, 2B
Travis Hafner, DH
Victor Martinez, 1B
Jhonny Peralta, SS
Kenny Lofton, LF
Franklin Gutierrez, RF
Casey Blake, 3B
Kelly Shoppach, C
PITCHING: RHP Paul Byrd
Johnny Damon, LF
Derek Jeter, SS
Bobby Abreu, RF
Alex Rodriguez, 3B
Jorge Posada, C
Hideki Matsui, DH
Robinson Cano, 2B
Melky Cabrera, CF
Doug Mientkiewicz, 1B
PITCHING: RHP Chien-Ming Wang
I believe someone asked me to link to stories I've written in the playoffs, so here goes:
Oct. 7: Hughes unlikely hero with relief gem
Oct. 7: Wang gets chance to show true ability
Oct. 7: Yankees short hops: Game 3
Oct. 6: Needing a win, Yankees go with Clemens
Oct. 5: Yankees spoil Pettitte's gutsy effort
Oct. 5: Yankees short hops: Game 2
Oct. 4: Unfinished rallies costly for Yankees
Oct. 4: Yankees short hops: Game 1
Oct. 4: Pettitte assumes familiar Game 2 role
Oct. 3: Wang given critical test
As a bonus to the Lebowski fans out there, here's the script from the movie. We've been killing time here reading it and annoying everyone in the work room with our laughter. You're entering a world of pain. –JB
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Paul Byrd will be fitted for a neckbrace when this game is over!!!
This series will be going back to Cleveland. I don't see a scenario where Byrd will hold the Yankees down!!! Wang will pitch just fine at Yankee Stadium tonight, we'll find out early if Wang is on.
Well Bosoxbrian, looks like the Wang went limp early and the Byrd is still flying high. And aren't you supposed to cheer against those Yankees?
Well the scenario was Byrd went 5 innings, gave up 8 hits, but only two runs.
Wang on the other hand went 1 inning and gave up 4 runs.
I think you got the scenarios mixed up.
Bosox wants the Yanks to win, because he feels Boston has a better chance to beat New York than Cleveland.
Cleveland's pitching is as good or better than Boston's.
I could care less who wins the Yankees or the Tribe!!!
If Boston plays the way they are capable of they will beat anyone!!!
How about last night gsumner. I said Nixon will go deep and Westbrook is lucky if he gets past the 5th. Don't dwell on the negative my friend!!!
I thought Boston's pitching staff was folding down the stretch as you put it. I dunno know about that!!!
Focus on Marcum and the boys!!!
The ones I said were struggling were Wakefield and Dice-K. Nothings changed from that.
You have changed your tune but that is o.k.
You were all over there bullpen.
The Yanks bullpen-yes, I'm still all over it.
I only expressed concern about Boston's starters-in particular Dice K and Wakefield-although I gotta tell you, when Shilling pitches against a good hitting team-don't expect to win.
Schilling pitched 2 gems against the Yankees down the stretch. The guy knows how to pitch. Whether he is throwing 95 m.p.h. or 89 m.p.h.
I'm not sure I'd call giving up 4 runs in 7 innings a gem, but maybe you have to do that with Shilling. lol
If you watched the game you would say otherwise!!!
He was in total control the entire night. 1 mistake and it cost him.
Schilling is a guy when the lights are on, shows up. Some guys melt. Boston has 2 of them, they come up big in the playoffs.
If you don't like Schilling personally that is fine. Call it the way you see it. You have a hard time doing that!!!
So how's wakefield and Dice k?
You know something Bosox
I do get tired of you little shots-you'd better fix that.
And you'd better make an apology to Indigo
Your a funny guy!!!
You do make me laugh!!!
See you next year!!!
Good luck with J.P.!!!
Schilling's a gamer. He's definitely the kind of guy you want pitching in a pressure-cooker situation. Sure, he's not the same pitcher that he used to be, but he still finds a way to win. He can be pretty cocky, but it doesn't change that he's a big-game pitcher.
And how about Byrd tonight? A great game against a tough lineup! Looks like the Indians made the right decision in resting their ace.
Now if only Borowski can save it without giving Wedge a heart-attack…..
I'm amazed that Borowski saved so many games this year. He's just one of those guys whose stuff never looks particularly good.
Wedge's beard just got a little bit greyer with that solo shot!
Great game by the Indians! I'm starting to think an Indians/Diamondbacks World Series would be pretty frickin' exciting.
Have a great night, folks!
Funny how you run when I ask you to make an apology for a post that made you look like a j e r k.
Good luck with Cleveland, I thin youre going to need it.
I'm right here gsumner. I don't run!!! I guess you are the end all know all, in your own mind of course!!! Don't hate now!!!
The post to Indigo was uncalled for because she took offence to it, so be a nice little boy and just say sorry Indigo, thats all
If you don't want to no matter to me, I can treat you the same way you treat our posters-no problem. And ill be doing it on your board not here
Santana is on the decline????
When she says she did, I will. You will not tell me what to do. That will NEVER HAPPEN!!!
The skinny on the Jays' new hitting coach:
And I've got to say, that back and forth about Walter's ex-wife's Pomeranian is brilliant.
"What do you mean 'brought it bowling'? I didn't rent it shoes. I'm not buying it a beer. He's not gonna take your turn, Dude."
And last but not least: has anyone seen/heard Frank Thomas in the booth? Sportsnet always cuts away after the game, just before he's supposed to come on, so I haven't seen what he can do.
Is he any good? Because I've read that TBS is none too impressed and has brought in some other guy to take the spotlight off of him….
I saw Thomas a couple of times and though he did a good job.
More on new hitting coach Gary Denbo
Gary Denbo has played a major role in developing the talents of New York Yankee players into Major League caliber hitters.
Thought by many in professional baseball to be one of the top young hitting instructors in the game, Gary has been instrumental in developing hitters such as Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada, Bernie Williams, Tino Martinez, Ricky Ledee, Alfonso Soriano, and many other successful major leaguers.
Described by Yankees skipper Joe Torre as a "workaholic", Torre says, "Gary has brought a fresh voice, a new approach and a tireless nature and openness to incorporating new technologies".
Players swear by Gary's communication and teaching and toiling skills, and believe slumps will be more short-lived because of his ability to spot and correct flaws quickly. Gary, considered a 'new age hitting instructor', has developed a method of combining video and computer analysis of the baseball swing. He uses a library built with the swings of top hitters in the game to serve as a teaching source in developing proper swing technique.
Gary's alert manner and quick eye in seeing faults, along with his ability to relate to young hitters and to communicate those flaws clearly and concisely, have made him one of the top hitting instructors in the game.
Gary is now in his 19th year in professional baseball. Following a four-year playing career, he became a coach in the Cincinnati Reds organization before joining the Yankees as a minor league manager in 1990. A true winner with proven results, Gary has taught all levels of hitters from high school age rookies to the current World Champion New York Yankees. Gary has been a part of Championships at every level of Yankee baseball.
Compliments of http://www.hittingacademy.com/visitor/vbiogdenbo.cfm
Of course this article was written when the Yanks liked him. lol


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I have some winners to announce from our PS DT blog hop last week :)
The following winners will receive a $25. gift code to shop at the Paper Smooches website. Winners, please send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com to claim your prize.
1. from Teri's blog -
Love those dies. What a pretty card. I love this flower in white, so versatile. Thanks for the inspiration.
Sabrina Radican said...
Very pretty card!!
Gorgeous and oh so pretty!
February 25, 2016 at 6:18 am
Like the sentiment die & the stitching. Have a BEE-utiful day!
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Today is also release day for Paper Smooches - yay!
Tonight, at 8:00pm...our March stamps and dies will be available.
You can see our NEW stamps and dies HERE and HERE
Mom Word Dies
(available tonight)
(Cluster Die)
(available tonight)
(Frame 5 Die, Precious Mom)
(available tonight)
Your brain is more active daydreaming than when you are paying attention in school.


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This week Stan has his first official classes at the Crossroads Bible Training Centre. There are two classes meeting: one in town and one out by the lake. The people are excited to be formally learning the Word of God. Crossroads has never charged for the one and two year course. When the students graduate they will have gained a quality education and be better prepared to lead their groups.
|Crossroads Bible Training Centre Town Group
|Oone of the streets in Naivasha Town
|The hill to climb to reach the Lake Group
|Crossroads Bible Training Centre Lake Group
|Stan playing a board game with his Kenyan family.


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This week we've got three new movies this week, No Escape, We Are Friends, Diary of a Teenage Girl. No Escape and We Are Friends are kind of let downs. No Escape is a movie where you just really never believe the main characters are in danger, but you're supposed to…i.e. the main characters don't die, you know they're not gonna die but your supposed to be scared for them…it's a let down. We Are Friends is ok, but Wes Bentley is so good in the movie that whenever he's not on the screen you just want more Wes Bentley and since he's a small character you spend most of the time wishing he were there which is not good for this movie.
EVERYBODY GO SEE DIARY OF A TEENAGE GIRL NOW. It's a master piece of a movie and that really everybody should see. That said it's borderline NC-17 and really uncomfortable…but it's powerful
Our Top Five this week is Top 5 martial arts films. We talk about Kill Bill, Yojimbo, The Matrix, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, The Karate Kid, Drunken Master, Enter the Dragon, The Last Dragon, House of Flying Daggers…and Road House?
Our Undisputed Classic is Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
In 1985 American Ninja, Flesh and Blood, Compromising Positions
Our trailers this week are:
Rock the Kasbah,
Kill Your Friends
All Things Must Pass
Everything Will Be Fine