Source: http://carlatpsychiatry.blogspot.com/2011/10/fda-slams-viibryd-better-sexual-profile.html
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Saturday, July 14, 2012
Separating What?s Bipolar From What?s Not
One of the things I hate most about bipolar disorder is how subtly sinister it can be when a loved one is trending toward mania ? not manic yet or even hypomanic, just talking faster and louder, blurting out statements that are a little too open and honest and perhaps hurtful, and being more self-centered [...]
Source: http://blogs.psychcentral.com/bipolar/2012/05/separate-bipolar-from-not-bipolar/
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Chael Sonnen on The Knee, The Appeal, And His Rumored Retirement (Video)
After much consternation over Chael Sonnen’s UFC 148 stoppage loss to Anderson Silva, the outspoken middleweight challenger broke his silence on the issue of the controversial knee strike at last night’s UFC on Fuel TV 4 weigh-ins. The man from the mean streets of West Linn also spoke out about a variety of other issues, [...]
Source: http://mmafrenzy.com/29385/chael-sonnen-on-the-knee-the-appeal-and-his-rumored-retirement/
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Writing with Focus When Depression Clouds the View
Life has been tough lately. (I know, somebody call the Waaahmbulance.)
So if I told you that I haven't been writing, you might not be surprised. I'm currently unemployed, dealing with crushing Depression, and still recovering from being divorced. (Yeah, it's been seven months. No, I'm not over it yet. Let's see you get over the end of a 23 year marriage quickly. No, please, show me. I'd really like to know how.) But the fact is that I have been writing. My problem has been that I'm writing too many things.
You know me. I'm Mr. Too Many Irons in the Fire. It's my Wampanoag Indian surname. I'm sure my ancient Sachem ancestor would be proud of me. (Actually, I would love to know what that name was in Wampanoag. Too bad the colonials stamped out Wampanoag culture after King Phillip's War.)
Anyway, where were we? Mr. Too Many Irons in the Fire. I have one finished middle grade novel, another on the back burner, three or four finished picture book manuscripts, several short story ideas, a cool kid detective story that has been burning in my mind, and the desire to write an ADHD eBook based in part on my escapades as an ADHD expert. (Oh, have I been holding out on you. I've got a story so horrifyingly typical of ADHD that it is being saved for the book.) I've got a few hundred ideas and no time to write them. When you flit from project to project like a butterfly hopped up on nectar, you don't get anything finished.
So I spent last Monday making THE DECISION. I can't do it all, and I work best one idea at a time, so which idea was it going to be? Was I going to rewrite my middle grade novel about the singing cat? Was I going to write that dark fantasy short story? Was I going to start the kid detective project which would require one new story being released per month with illustrations? (I never said the ideas were realistic?) Or was I going to write that ADHD eBook?
After an agonizing few hours of sorting pros from cons, I decided to write the ADHD eBook. It seemed the easiest project to do because its writing style would be an extension of what I was already doing here. Also, I needed to focus in on getting a paying gig somewhere and that eBook seemed the project least likely to distract me.
Do you know what happened? Once I made that decision, I created a todo list and started checking things off that very night. I've been steadily working on the eBook all week. I cannot believe how much progress I have made. Today I created the eBook's outline by chapter, and next week I start researching this blog for stories. (Follow along on Twitter and you might be able to help out.) The eBook is happening.
Now that I have focus, I am very surprised how little focus I had before. I see that Depression clouded my mind, keeping me down and unproductive. Again, I find the impact of the divorce far more reaching and disruptive than I anticipated. So many coping strategies forgotten by the wayside? I am glad that I have spent the past twenty years learning how to regulate my mind. I pulled from those experiences as soon as I was able. Maybe in a shorter time than I think I will find myself "over it" and well adapted to single life.
Just in case I have a relapse or two, I have "hired" on a friend to help. I created an online todo project over at Producteev and made him a teammate. He checks the list daily and looks to see that I've been busy. I don't want him to hold my hand, so he has been instructed to prod me only if he doesn't see any activity after three days. That gives me plenty of opportunity to overcome my Depression or ADHD fog all on my own. I'm hoping the system works.
If you are struggling to accomplish your goals, maybe you have too many of them. Pick one goal to work on, and get a friend or family member to help you stay on track. It's bound to help you feel better about yourself, and you may even finish the goal faster than you imagined. But start by picking that ONE project to work on. Good luck!
~D?
Follow me on Twitter as @SplinteredMind. I also explore iPhone photography with Instagram as douglascootey (peek). And if you're a glutton for punishment you can friend me on Facebook as well, or find me on Path where I explore my coping strategy process.
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Strikeforce: Pat Healy vs Mizuto Hirota
Image: http://www.tapology.com/system/headshot_images/1238/large/Healy-Pat-WEC19-1.jpg?1276093555 Image:...
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Don?t expect to see Alistair Overeem fight on the UFC?s New Year?s Eve card
I'll be fighting again in December and mark my words, I'll be back.. to get the belt, sooner rather later.
Per the terms of his suspension for having elevated testosterone levels, he could technically be available by the card the UFC traditionally holds near New Year's Eve. However, the UFC isn't known to book a fight with a still-suspended fighter with hopes that he would get a license for their fight.
Will they change things up to get Overeem on the big end-of-the-year card? Don't bet on it. UFC chairman Lorenzo Fertitta said he won't book Overeem until he has a license.
"That's speculation," Fertitta said in a text to ESPN.com. "It's in the NSAC's hands. (The UFC) can't be presumptuous."
Overeem isn't eligible to apply for a license until Dec. 27, and the card is expected to be on Dec. 29. They would have to take a huge risk to put him on such an important event when he wasn't able to get a license before. He burned them for UFC 146 and made the UFC scramble to completely reconfigure the card. It makes sense they don't want to go through it again.
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Zuffa announces PED Policy
The UFC announced earlier this week at its Fighter Summit that it would provide UFC and Strikeforce fighters a formal policy concerning Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs) and other banned substances. Via UFC press release: Lawrence Epstein, the company?s Executive Vice-President and General Counsel, explained the written policy is a continuation of existing policy, and that [...]
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Friday, July 13, 2012
Bipolar: You Can?t Assume
Hi, Somebody told me that I should never assume anything. But I said that there are certain things that we naturally assume when it comes to nature and physics. I mean?When we turn on the light switch?We assume that the light is going to turn on. When we see the branches moving on the trees?We [...]
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Ross Pearson returning to 155 pounds for coaching spot opposite George Sotiropoulos on TUF: Australia vs. UK
After a 1-1 run in the Octagon as a featherweight, Ultimate Fighter 9 winner Ross Pearson has decided to head back up to 155 pounds for at least one future outing after agreeing to serve as the United Kingdom?s representative on the UFC?s upcoming international version of TUF. The show features competitors from the UK [...]
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TheSHOOT! - Gray Maynard Blog 1 - Gray Maynard
TheSHOOT! - Gray Maynard Blog 1 Video by Gray MaynardSource: http://mmalice.com/gray-maynard/theshoot-gray-maynard-blog-1-video_3746a35f8.html
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Melvin Guillard and Khabib Nurmagomedov take decisions in to round out UFC 148 prelims
Melvin Guillard looked close to finishing Fabricio Camoes in the first round of their bout, but the horn sounded before their fight was stopped. Guillard held on to win the decision 30-27 on all three cards. Khabib Nurmagomedov took a tight decision from Gleison Tibau, 30-27, 30-27, 30-27.
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Will the best Silva ever show up on Saturday?
I'm thinking that this Saturday we'll see what Silva is truly capable of. I think he hasn't had to face anybody that makes him want to bring out his absolute best until now. You notice that in all...
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Why You Just Can't Stop Texting and Driving
For some neurological reason, there is something really attractive to many of us about sending a message while we're driving. Is it because the pressure is so high to be productive that we can't wait? Is it because we're unaware of the dangers? Is it because we've lost our ability to just wait a few moments later to communicate? Certainly there was a time before even cell phones and computers where people just drove and communicated when they were able, so we know it's possible.
A greater question is, why are we so willing to increase the...
A greater question is, why are we so willing to increase the...
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=47356&cn=110
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Cholesterol Lowering Foods
Eating right is essential to good health and longevity, but did you know that certain foods can actually help to reduce cholesterol levels in the body? According to health and nutrition experts, eating the right foods can help lower blood cholesterol levels naturally.
Source: http://astronutrition.com/blog/cholesterol_lowering_foods
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We are role models
Unlike Charles Barkley, we physicians are role models. Having dinner with some medical students last night, we had a serious discussion about role models in medical school. Here is the sad truth that every physicians know. Too many medical school faculty physicians are poor role models. Working also in a community hospital, we also see [...]
Source: http://www.medrants.com/archives/6898
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Alex Caceres says patience key in UFC on FUEL TV 4 win, future endeavors
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Alex Caceres didn't get exactly what he expected in his UFC on FUEL TV 4 fight with Damacio Page, but in true Bruce Lee fashion, he quickly adapted to the situation and earned victory in impressive fashion."Bruce Leroy" planned on a standup war with Page, but he quickly found himself in a grappling battle as his opponent favored the takedown over trading bombs on the feet.
And while there were a few stressful moments on the floor, Caceres said his new-found focus on patience pushed him through to victory.
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Roy Nelson challenges Mike Russow to a win or leave (the heavyweight division) bout
"I want Mike Russow and loser goes to 205 or becomes Dana White Rich. Let make it happen @danawhite," Nelson tweeted.
Both men appear to carry more body fat than most of their counterparts and look like they could cut down a weight class. They also both have recent losses to Werdum, as Nelson dropped a decision to him in February.
This isn't the first time Nelson has contemplated a drop down. In March, he said he would try to get to light heavyweight if he added 100,000 Facebook likes. However, he abandoned the plan when he was booked for the all-heavyweight main card at UFC 146.
A drop for Russow, who weighed in at 246 pounds for UFC 147, may be a bit more difficult than for Nelson. In addition to being a pro fighter, he is a full-time officer in the Chicago Police Department. He doesn't train full time, like Nelson does.
Of course, the difficulty in dropping down would also give Russow more motivation to win the fight. Do you want to see this fight? Speak your mind in the comments, on Facebook or on Twitter.
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Strikeforce Champ Ronda Rousey nude in ESPN the Magazine's Body Issue (w/behind the scenes video)
By: Jamie Penick, MMATorch Editor-in-Chief
Strikeforce Women's Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey is one of six athletes chosen to appear on a special cover for the latest edition of ESPN the Magazine's Body Issue. Rousey will grace one of six covers for the magazine, which comes to newsstands this Friday, July 13, alongside Jose Bautista, Tyson Chandler, Rob Gronkowski, Daniela Hantuchova and Candace Parker.
Other athletes appearing in the magazine this year will be Cynthia Barboza, Carlos Bocanegra, Heather Brown, Walter Dix, Ashton Eaton, Maya Gabiera, Alisha Glass, Megan Hodge, Destinee Hooker, Carmelita Jeter, Maurice Jones-Drew, Danell Leyva, Oksana Masters, Tim Morehouse, Suzann Pettersen, Brad Richards, Nellie Spicer, Mike Smith, Stacy Sykora, Anna Tunnicliffe and Abby Wambach.
Rousey is the only MMA athlete to be featured in this year's edition, but she joins Gina Carano, Jon Jones, and Cris and Evangelista "Cyborg," who have all appeared in the magazine in the past. Check out her cover, as well as two pics from the shoot below, as well as a behind the scenes video from ESPN:
Video URL: http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=espn:8147390
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Other athletes appearing in the magazine this year will be Cynthia Barboza, Carlos Bocanegra, Heather Brown, Walter Dix, Ashton Eaton, Maya Gabiera, Alisha Glass, Megan Hodge, Destinee Hooker, Carmelita Jeter, Maurice Jones-Drew, Danell Leyva, Oksana Masters, Tim Morehouse, Suzann Pettersen, Brad Richards, Nellie Spicer, Mike Smith, Stacy Sykora, Anna Tunnicliffe and Abby Wambach.
Rousey is the only MMA athlete to be featured in this year's edition, but she joins Gina Carano, Jon Jones, and Cris and Evangelista "Cyborg," who have all appeared in the magazine in the past. Check out her cover, as well as two pics from the shoot below, as well as a behind the scenes video from ESPN:
Video URL: http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=espn:8147390
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Source: http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/Affliction2/article_13805.shtml
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MMA Top 10 Middleweights: Intrigue Grows at 185 Pounds
by Michael David Smith
We haven't updated our rankings of the Top 10 middleweights in mixed martial arts in quite some time because, frankly, Anderson Silva has made it a boring division.
That's not to say Silva is boring: When he's on his game, he's as exciting as any athlete this sport has ever seen. And it's not to say the other fighters in the division are boring: There have been plenty of good middleweight scraps over the last few months.
But ranking the middleweight division can get boring because not much changes: It's always Silva on top, and a familiar cast of characters competing for the right to be Silva's next victim.
But there are some indications that the middleweight division in mixed martial arts might be getting a little more interesting. Yushin Okami is finally scheduled to get the title shot that was promised to him months ago, Chael Sonnen is finally getting close to being cleared for a return, and the addition of Strikeforce middleweights (starting in July with Jason Mayhem Miller and likely including Strikeforce champ Jacare Souza soon) may inject some new blood into the middleweight class.
So now is a good time to update our list of the Top 10 middleweights in mixed martial arts, keeping an eye on what's ahead for Silva and the other top fighters.
We haven't updated our rankings of the Top 10 middleweights in mixed martial arts in quite some time because, frankly, Anderson Silva has made it a boring division.That's not to say Silva is boring: When he's on his game, he's as exciting as any athlete this sport has ever seen. And it's not to say the other fighters in the division are boring: There have been plenty of good middleweight scraps over the last few months.
But ranking the middleweight division can get boring because not much changes: It's always Silva on top, and a familiar cast of characters competing for the right to be Silva's next victim.
But there are some indications that the middleweight division in mixed martial arts might be getting a little more interesting. Yushin Okami is finally scheduled to get the title shot that was promised to him months ago, Chael Sonnen is finally getting close to being cleared for a return, and the addition of Strikeforce middleweights (starting in July with Jason Mayhem Miller and likely including Strikeforce champ Jacare Souza soon) may inject some new blood into the middleweight class.
So now is a good time to update our list of the Top 10 middleweights in mixed martial arts, keeping an eye on what's ahead for Silva and the other top fighters.
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Source: http://mmafighting.com/2011/05/11/mma-top-10-middleweights-intrigue-grows-at-185-pounds/
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Weigh-in Video for UFC on FUEL TV 4 Munoz vs. Weidman
Weigh-in Video for UFC on FUEL TV 4 Munoz vs. Weidman is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
Weigh-in Video for UFC on FUEL TV 4 Munoz vs. Weidman is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
Source: http://www.mmainterplay.com/ufc-news/weigh-in-video-for-ufc-on-fuel-tv-4-munoz-vs-weidman-58811/
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Richie Whitson vs Kajan Johnson at MFC 33 - MFC
HDNet Fights - MFC 33: Richie Whitson vs Kajan JohnsonSource: http://mmalice.com/mfc/richie-whitson-vs-kajan-johnson-at-mfc-33-video_3c94af4c9.html
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Aaron Simpson will honor Pat Tillman at UFC on Fuel 4
"I can remember exactly where I was when I found out Pat was killed, and how I handled it, which wasn't good," Simpson told Cagewriter. To honor Tillman and his legacy, Simpson will wear the number 42 on his fight shorts for his bout with Kenny Robertson at UFC on Fuel 4.
"I want people who don't know him to at least give notice to who he was. Look him up. Honor his family, his wife, and bring more viewership to his foundation, the Pat Tillman Foundation."
Tillman surprised the sporting world when left a promising and lucrative NFL career with the Arizona Cardinals to become an Army Ranger after the September 11th attacks. He was killed in a friendly fire incident in Afghanistan on April 22, 2004.
He went to high school in the San Jose area, where Simpson's fight will take place. It seemed like the perfect time for Simpson to honor Tillman. Kevin agreed.
"I texted Kevin, and he said, 'Pat would really appreciate it. Pat would have loved this,'" Simpson said.
"He didn't want to be known for what he did in serving the military. He was the kind of guy that wasn't about himself or bringing recognition to himself or what he did. He was a team player. I don't want to make too big. In a way, it's a kind of personal thing. I just want to remember him."
The Pat Tillman Foundation gives scholarships to military families. Support them here.
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UFC on FUEL TV 4 results: T.J. Dillashaw stays patient, chokes out Vaughan Lee
SAN JOSE, Calif. - A relaxed T.J. Dillashaw is a dangerous one. The Team Alpha Male fighter and "The Ultimate Fighter 14" veteran made quick work of Vaughan Lee, cinching a first-round submission to notch his second octagon win.
The bantamweight bout was part of the main card of�Wednesday's�UFC on FUEL TV 4 event at HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif. It aired on FUEL TV following prelims on Facebook.
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The GB's new avatar....
Three MMA legends in one pic! Of course none of the other legends would be caught dead posting here but the GB is all about the MMA fans.
Source: http://forums.ufc.production.sparkart.net/showthread.php?t=121880&goto=newpost
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Hockey Fight of the Day: Craig Berube vs. Tie Domi
What were you doing in 1991? Chances are, at least based on our demographic, you were either immersed in Playdough or NES. As such, it’s understandable to think you might have missed this classic clash between Craig Berube and Tie Domi. However, thanks to the modern marvel that is the internet you can check it [...]
Source: http://www.fighters.com/07/10/hockey-fight-of-the-day-craig-berube-vs-tie-domi
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Thursday, July 12, 2012
Five Things to Know about the Affordable Care Act
I find it interesting that the Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was announced on what happens to be the hottest day of the year. Could our blazing outdoor conditions be an omen of fiery battles that will ensue now that the ACA has been upheld on almost all parts of the law? If you haven't been following this policy development, here are five things to know:
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=47705&cn=69
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Manny Pacquiao Dominates Shane Mosley
by Michael David Smith
Manny Pacquiao showed once again why he's the biggest attraction in boxing, dominating Shane Mosley on Saturday night to win a one-sided unanimous decision in the biggest fight of the year.
Although Mosley came out fighting hard with a good first round, it was all Pacquiao from there on. Pacquiao knocked Mosley down in the third and dominated the fight throughout. Technically Mosley knocked Pacquiao down in the 10th round, but in reality Pacquiao fell when Mosley tripped him, and the referee made a mistake in calling it a knockdown. In reality, Mosley never had Pacquiao in any trouble, at any point in the fight.
All three judges awarded it to Pacquiao by lopsided scores: 119-108, 120-108 and 120-107. According to the pay-per-view broadcast, Pacquiao landed exactly 100 more punches than Mosley did (182 to 82) and threw more than twice as many punches (552 to 260).
Manny Pacquiao showed once again why he's the biggest attraction in boxing, dominating Shane Mosley on Saturday night to win a one-sided unanimous decision in the biggest fight of the year.Although Mosley came out fighting hard with a good first round, it was all Pacquiao from there on. Pacquiao knocked Mosley down in the third and dominated the fight throughout. Technically Mosley knocked Pacquiao down in the 10th round, but in reality Pacquiao fell when Mosley tripped him, and the referee made a mistake in calling it a knockdown. In reality, Mosley never had Pacquiao in any trouble, at any point in the fight.
All three judges awarded it to Pacquiao by lopsided scores: 119-108, 120-108 and 120-107. According to the pay-per-view broadcast, Pacquiao landed exactly 100 more punches than Mosley did (182 to 82) and threw more than twice as many punches (552 to 260).
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Source: http://mmafighting.com/2011/05/08/manny-pacquiao-dominates-shane-mosley/
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Jon Jones vs. Anderson Silva? Four reasons the fight between champs shouldn?t happen
White said, "Let's see what happens," in response to a question about the two champs fighting. With Silva walking around at around 215 lbs., size is not a problem. But it's still not a fight that should happen for these reasons.
1. It's a no-win situation for Jon Jones. If he wins, he was expected to win and defend his weight class. If he loses, does anyone give him a pass?
2. Silva doesn't need it to prove he's the greatest. He has moved up to light heavyweight twice before. Both times, he won in the first round. As detailed here, Silva has dominated since joining the UFC in 2006.
[Kevin Iole: Anderson Silva makes Chael Sonnen pay for his mistake]
3. It ties up both the middleweight and light heavyweight belts. Between injuries and time to prepare for fights and placing championship fights on the perfect cards, championship bouts don't happen enough. This fight would tie up two different belts as Silva and Jones prepared for their fight. Do you remember how long we had to wait around for Sonnen/Silva and Jones' bout with Rashad Evans?
4. Neither of them want the fight. When champs want to move across weight classes, they should at least want the fight to happen. Jones, who is preparing for his Sept. 1 fight against Dan Henderson, tweeted his lack of interest in a bout with Silva.
"Man my man ?#AndersonSilva? went to work tonight, consistently amazing," Jones said. "I guess Anderson said he had no interest in fighting me at tonight's press conference, I feel the same way about him. Nothing but respect."
It has nothing to do with either man not wanting the challenge or "being afraid," as I'm sure will get mentioned in the comment section. It has to do with their focus on their own weight classes, and participating in fights that make sense for them.
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Gus Johnson: Any MMA Fighter Would Kill Pacquiao In the Cage
by Michael David Smith
Gus Johnson, the broadcaster who called the blow-by-blow on Manny Pacquiao's victory over Shane Mosley and who also calls Strikeforce fights on Showtime, has weighed in on the frequently discussed subject of how a boxer would do in MMA. And he doesn't like any boxer's chances.
In a radio interview with Dan Patrick, Johnson was asked how Pacquiao would do in an MMA fight against an MMA fighter, and Johnson said it's ridiculous to even think Pacquiao could last.
"He'd get killed," Johnson said of Pacquiao in the cage. "No question. Tapped out, easily. In a minute."
Gus Johnson, the broadcaster who called the blow-by-blow on Manny Pacquiao's victory over Shane Mosley and who also calls Strikeforce fights on Showtime, has weighed in on the frequently discussed subject of how a boxer would do in MMA. And he doesn't like any boxer's chances.In a radio interview with Dan Patrick, Johnson was asked how Pacquiao would do in an MMA fight against an MMA fighter, and Johnson said it's ridiculous to even think Pacquiao could last.
"He'd get killed," Johnson said of Pacquiao in the cage. "No question. Tapped out, easily. In a minute."
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Source: http://mmafighting.com/2011/05/13/gus-johnson-any-mma-fighter-would-kill-pacquiao-in-the-cage/
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UFC 148: Defeated Chael Sonnen admires Anderson Silva, Brazilian fans following loss
By: Jamie Penick, MMATorch Editor-in-Chief
In August of 2010, Chael Sonnen nearly did the unthinkable: defeat Anderson Silva in the UFC. It was an incredible and unexpected performance, but ultimately a futile endeavor as he was forced to tap out to a triangle choke midway through the fifth round.
The way that fight played out led to two more years of intense trash talk from Sonnen, which then culminated in Silva getting involved in the verbal proceedings as well heading into UFC 148. However, it was Silva who had the final word, allowing Sonnen one round to open the fight before picking him apart easily and stopping him in the second round. After the fight, a humbled Chael Sonnen could only commend the Champion for getting the job done again.
"It's pass or fail when you're in [the Octagon]," Sonnen said at the post-fight press conference (transcribed by Sherdog.com. "You either get it done, or you don't. I was handed a lot of compliments after the first fight, and I'm going, 'Jeez, that's nice, but did you see who won the fight? I didn't win.' [Silva is] just a another regular guy. We weigh the same thing, and he finds a way to win. I admire it."
The two seemed to leave the feud behind them in the cage after the fight, with Silva extended a hand shake to Sonnen and inviting him to his Brazil home for a barbecue. It was a move that did not go unappreciated.
"That's the way you deal with combat," Sonnen said of the handshake. "You always leave it in the cage or on the mat. Those are the rules, and I follow them. That was great that he [shook my hand]. It was very nice of him."
Sonnen also had kind words for the Brazilian fans in attendance in Las Vegas. The vocal crowd rained down boos on him and were in Silva's corner throughout the night after all the things Sonnen had said of them in the last two years, and it was something Sonnen both expected and appreciated at the end of the night.
"The Brazilian fans have it down right. They back their guy," Sonnen said. "America is the only country in the world where we don't do that, and that's fine, but I really admire the Brazilian fans. That includes when I'm getting booed on the way in. I should be getting booed when I'm taking on their guy."
From here, Sonnen's future isn't clear. The force driving him has been becoming the UFC Middleweight Champion, and his failure to do so a second time may mean it's unlikely he gets to a third opportunity. However, if there's any hope of fighting once more for the belt, he's sure to get back in line to make a run for it.
"I really believe that if you're going to be in this company and take up a spot, then you've got to be chasing a championship," Sonnen said. "There are plenty of young guys who could come in and get their opportunity. I got my chance, and then I got it again. I'm not going to ask for anything. I'm grateful for it, but I will not hang around for one day to blend in. It's either to be the world champ or I'll move on and do something else."
Penick's Analysis: Dana White has been saying this week that UFC 148 was trending as the best event they've ever done on pay-per-view, from a buyrate standpoint. Because of that, it's certainly not out of the realm of possibility that Sonnen could work his way to a third fight with Silva. Especially because there isn't much in the way of options for the UFC at middleweight right now. Mark Munoz, Chris Weidman, Hector Lombard, Tim Boetsch, Michael Bisping, Alan Belcher, and Brian Stann are all either fighting or trying to get fights set up in the division to move them into place, but even then few of them make for highly intriguing opponents, and half the field will suffer losses in the next several months. Sonnen could win two or three fights and be right back in position to potentially get the fight again, though the circumstances would be much different in that event. The trash talking would be significantly subdued compared to what we got into this fight, and Silva would have two wins to hold over Sonnen should anything be said. But there could still potentially be money in a third fight, so don't put it past the UFC to eye it down the line.
[Chael Sonnen art by Grant Gould (c) MMATorch.com]
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The way that fight played out led to two more years of intense trash talk from Sonnen, which then culminated in Silva getting involved in the verbal proceedings as well heading into UFC 148. However, it was Silva who had the final word, allowing Sonnen one round to open the fight before picking him apart easily and stopping him in the second round. After the fight, a humbled Chael Sonnen could only commend the Champion for getting the job done again.
"It's pass or fail when you're in [the Octagon]," Sonnen said at the post-fight press conference (transcribed by Sherdog.com. "You either get it done, or you don't. I was handed a lot of compliments after the first fight, and I'm going, 'Jeez, that's nice, but did you see who won the fight? I didn't win.' [Silva is] just a another regular guy. We weigh the same thing, and he finds a way to win. I admire it."
The two seemed to leave the feud behind them in the cage after the fight, with Silva extended a hand shake to Sonnen and inviting him to his Brazil home for a barbecue. It was a move that did not go unappreciated.
"That's the way you deal with combat," Sonnen said of the handshake. "You always leave it in the cage or on the mat. Those are the rules, and I follow them. That was great that he [shook my hand]. It was very nice of him."
Sonnen also had kind words for the Brazilian fans in attendance in Las Vegas. The vocal crowd rained down boos on him and were in Silva's corner throughout the night after all the things Sonnen had said of them in the last two years, and it was something Sonnen both expected and appreciated at the end of the night.
"The Brazilian fans have it down right. They back their guy," Sonnen said. "America is the only country in the world where we don't do that, and that's fine, but I really admire the Brazilian fans. That includes when I'm getting booed on the way in. I should be getting booed when I'm taking on their guy."
From here, Sonnen's future isn't clear. The force driving him has been becoming the UFC Middleweight Champion, and his failure to do so a second time may mean it's unlikely he gets to a third opportunity. However, if there's any hope of fighting once more for the belt, he's sure to get back in line to make a run for it.
"I really believe that if you're going to be in this company and take up a spot, then you've got to be chasing a championship," Sonnen said. "There are plenty of young guys who could come in and get their opportunity. I got my chance, and then I got it again. I'm not going to ask for anything. I'm grateful for it, but I will not hang around for one day to blend in. It's either to be the world champ or I'll move on and do something else."
Penick's Analysis: Dana White has been saying this week that UFC 148 was trending as the best event they've ever done on pay-per-view, from a buyrate standpoint. Because of that, it's certainly not out of the realm of possibility that Sonnen could work his way to a third fight with Silva. Especially because there isn't much in the way of options for the UFC at middleweight right now. Mark Munoz, Chris Weidman, Hector Lombard, Tim Boetsch, Michael Bisping, Alan Belcher, and Brian Stann are all either fighting or trying to get fights set up in the division to move them into place, but even then few of them make for highly intriguing opponents, and half the field will suffer losses in the next several months. Sonnen could win two or three fights and be right back in position to potentially get the fight again, though the circumstances would be much different in that event. The trash talking would be significantly subdued compared to what we got into this fight, and Silva would have two wins to hold over Sonnen should anything be said. But there could still potentially be money in a third fight, so don't put it past the UFC to eye it down the line.
[Chael Sonnen art by Grant Gould (c) MMATorch.com]
Source: http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/UFC_2/article_13785.shtml
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Enter the Spider
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBK3RJWjfUQ
Source: http://ninjashoes.net/forum/showthread.php?78768-Enter-the-Spider&goto=newpost
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Bipolar: Are They Playing Games?
Hi, Remember the games we used to play as children? Some people even remember whole block games of tag and hide and go seek. We used to play a lot of games that used our imaginations, didn?t we? Like dressing up as super heroes and ballerinas. These days we don?t see that as much. We [...]
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WWE RAW Review: Tensai Eats Tyson Kidd, Michael Cole Finally Answers Calls of Millions to Return to Wrestling
Poor Tyson Kidd can’t catch a break–not only do he and Christian lose right at the outset of his biggest singles push to date, but he gets his ass kicked afterward, and the whole thing is over less than three minutes. With distractions from Vickie Guerrero�and Sakamoto, Dolph Ziggler�and Tensai�pick up an easy win. Oh, [...]
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UFC on FUEL: Munoz vs. Weidman Post-Fight Interviews: Weidman, Te Huna
Catch up with the big winners from tonight’s UFC on FUEL: Munoz vs. Weidman card. Featured here, Chris Weidman talks about the big elbow, and what he wants next, and James Te Huna discusses how tough Joey Beltran is. More clips after the jump. 
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/mmaconvert/~3/9mCiKQmLcFo/
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Is Anderson Silva the greatest of all time?
-- He is 32-4, and hasn't experienced a loss in the UFC. His last loss came via a disqualification for an illegal kick in 2006.
-- He holds the UFC record for most consecutive title defenses. With the win over Sonnen, he is up to 10.
-- 25 of his wins are by stoppage, with 19 knockouts and seven submissions.
[Kevin Iole: Anderson Silva makes Chael Sonnen pay for his mistake]
-- He has seven fight night bonuses, including a Knockout of the Night win for $75,000 for the win over Sonnen.
-- With wins over Forrest Griffin and James Irvin, Silva was successful at light heavyweight as well as middleweight.
Is he the greatest of all time? Where do you rank him among the best, across sports? Tell us in the comments, on Facebook or Twitter.
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Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mma-cagewriter/anderson-silva-greatest-time-062810460--mma.html
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Bipolar: Overcoming Anger
I used to have a real problem with anger. I was angry about a lot of things. A lot of the reason I was angry was simply the fact that I had bipolar disorder and I couldn’t change that. I was mad that I never asked to have bipolar, and I didn’t do anything to [...]
Source: http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsurvivorblog/bipolar-overcoming-anger/747/
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Silva Should Have Walked Out of the Ring To this Song
Because Fael clearly wasn't
http://youtu.be/hmP7TYtDVUU
http://youtu.be/hmP7TYtDVUU
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An Interview with Paldrom Catharine Collins on Sexual Addiction
In this podcast, Dr. Van Nuys talks with author and counselor Paldrom Catharine Collins about her book A Couples Guide to Sexual Addiction: A Step-by-Step Plan to Rebuild Trust and Restore Intimacy. Paldrom Catharine Collins helps couples work through their sexually addicted relationships at Compulsion Solutions, an outpatient counseling service. Previously a Buddhist nun, she's married to coauthor and recovering sex addict George N. Collins, M.A., director of Compulsion Solutions and member of the Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health.
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=46716&cn=10
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GSP stars in commercial for Google's new Nexus 7 tablet
This is very, very weird indeed. And hilarious! :D
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BTW I love that GSP eats a jellybean after the fight (Nexus 7 is the first device...
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BTW I love that GSP eats a jellybean after the fight (Nexus 7 is the first device...
Source: http://www.mmaforum.com/ufc/103418-gsp-stars-commercial-googles-new-nexus-7-tablet.html
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Fabricio Werdum snaps Mike Russow?s win streak at UFC 147
Werdum bloodied Russow's face early in the clinch. He leveled Russow with an uppercut, then followed with several punches and hammerfists until the fight was stopped at 2:28 in the first round.
As the crowd chanted his nickname, "Vai Cavalo," Werdum jumped on top of the cage to celebrate and nearly fell off. Once he recovered, Werdum asked for a title shot against Junior dos Santos.
"I respect 'Cigano,' but I'm ready for him," Werdum said after the bout.
Werdum was knocked out by dos Santos when they fought in 2008. Since then, Werdum moved to Strikeforce, where he beat Fedor Emelianenko, but lost to Alistair Overeem. He now has two wins back in the UFC.
This is Russow's first loss since he was submitted by Sergei Kharitonov in 2007.
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Footbags, Hacky Sacks, and ADHD Quitters
I decided to learn to play with the footbag this summer. I never learned hacky sack (as we called it) as a kid, nor did I play soccer, so my foot to eye coordination needs a lot of work. However, in November of 2010 I injured my pelvis, so I'm not very limber. On top of that, I spent the past twenty years with a chronic motor tic disorder. It's abated finally, which has allowed me to be more physical, but my coordination was damaged by it. In short, I'm terrible at footbagging!! However, I am determined. Getting fit is one of my goals for Life2.0. I'm biking and running, and maybe footbagging can play a part.
I loaded up Youtube, found a great footbag tutorial, and started working on the front kick. Today I kicked and caught the footbag five times in a row in each hand. Such a feeble goal and it took two days of practice!! Laughably pathetic, but I'm thrilled still the same. As soon as I have the basics down, I'll start practicing in the sun. I need more excuses to get out instead of huddling over a keyboard inside.
I've noticed that due to ADHD and its low tolerance for frustration, there are many things in life I attempted and gave up on. Footbagging was one of them. My brother, Phil, was pretty good at it, but I was lousy each time I tried, so I quit. I never played in a circle once, always afraid of stinking at it in front of the other guys. I made so many mistakes publicly because of ADHD. It seemed prudent to me to not set myself up for more embarrassment.
Now I know that everything requires a little bit of work at first, then we can expect results. Makes me wonder how much else I gave up on, and how much more I'm capable of. ADHD has been the cause of so much anxiety for me over the years. I never saw myself as a quitter, but what else can you call it when a low tolerance for frustration causes you to drop things and move on all the time? Sure, ADHD's intolerance for boredom can account for a lot of that. Repeating something over and over again to get better at it can be boring, but impatience with failure is different. I have a lot of that.
So I'll practice the footbag and force myself to do it publicly. I'll use ADHD's strengths and hyperfocus on the task for a few weeks. I don't anticipate joining a league of quadragenarian footbaggers, but maybe I might join life a little bit more than I have. Meet some people. Say "Hi." I might surprise myself and even have fun making mistakes. ADHD doesn't have to be a shadow over my life. I'd prefer getting out in the sun.
How often did you quit things because of frustration? Leave a comment below.
Work on my ADHD book on iPhones is coming along. I've decided not to review Wunderlist at this time, tho. Instead, I'll focus on finishing my eBook, then post reviews of all the apps I covered in the eBook when I finish it by the end of this month. That's my goal. I'll still continue to blog here. Any support you give will be appreciated. I hope I continue to provide interesting blogs for you. Thanks for reading.
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Cholesterol Lowering Foods
Eating right is essential to good health and longevity, but did you know that certain foods can actually help to reduce cholesterol levels in the body? According to health and nutrition experts, eating the right foods can help lower blood cholesterol levels naturally.
Source: http://astronutrition.com/blog/cholesterol_lowering_foods
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surprised nobody is talking about silva's vaseline rubbing
i'm not gonna get all bent out of shape about it, but that was pretty blatant. he wasn't even trying to hide it. in the end it didn't matter though, but i am surprised nobody's brought it up.
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Mac lethal - Rapper that help Chael Sonnen write his who you gonna send Rap
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Teaft0Kg-Ok
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Cultivating Resilience before Mental Health Problems Begin
Dr. Benjamin Van Voorhees is developing a vaccine against mental disorders. No, not the kind of vaccine that involves big, scary needles - this kind of vaccine is more creative. It's a behavioral vaccine. That is, the medicine comes from a change in thinking and behavior.
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=47340&cn=144
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Technology And The Future Of Ecigarette Cartos
Cartomizers are a technology that feature a vast number of different styles of devices. Fillered cartomizers can feature the heating coil either at the bottom (area closest to the battery connection) or situated in the middle of the tube oriented horizontally. Different manufacturers focus on different aspects of cartomizers. Some focus on looks, while others [...]
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Am I going to get a rebate from my health insurance company?
Update: New government rebate figures just out. See details in the fifth paragraph below. Although I get dozens of questions a month from readers, not a single one has asked me this, perhaps a reflection of how little people know...
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FDA plan aims to reduce deaths from opioid painkiller drugs
More people now die from accidental overdoses of OxyContin and other prescription opioids drugs than from heroin and cocaine combined. To reverse that trend, the Food and Drug Administration announced a program to educate doctors and patients about the safe...
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Musing Monday: Too Hot To Think
Driving with the windows down and breeze in your hair sounds like a perfect, summery thing to do unless the inside of your minivan is a toasty 101�F. Then the open window is as vital as breath. My minivan was so hot today that I felt as if I was riding a fireball along I-15 with a trail of vapor and smoke behind me.
So why didn't I put on the air conditioner?
I'm still in between jobs and trying to stretch the miles I get per gallon. The furnace on wheels was a necessary evil, though it fried my brain.
Today's errand was whisking my Leprechaun across the valley to have her braces tightened. I found a couch by a window down the hall and around the corner. It's normally a busy corner to camp out in because it is right by the elevator, but most people had the good sense to stay indoors today, so the hallway was silent and untravelled.
I used my TrueHDR app to take a picture of the indoors and the outdoors and sent a tweet out into the world, then got busy thinking about the next phase of my ADHD book. Braces tightened, the future set, we climbed back into minivan. The trip back in the furnace did me in, however. I was a pile of molten goo by the time I made it back to my apartment. It's taken me several hours to recover. I'm going to need to load up on Slurpees next time I take that fireball for another ride.
Now it is time to write and write and write. To jumpstart my noodle I am going to base today's creative writing exercise on the photo I took. Who's looking out the window and what are they thinking? Yes, yes. Let's pretend it's not me:
Amanda liked to taunt me. She delighted in it really. She had moved the fake tree in the day after I was confined to this room, laughing the whole time. Now every time I looked out to see the trees, I had to look past Amanda's gift. It hung over me while I was trapped here in bed, everything bound and wrapped. Even my mouth was in traction.
Mother had tried to soothe me. "Jennika, darling. Amanda is just trying to help you feel comfortable. You mustn't fuss so." Of course Mother would think that. Amanda could do no wrong. I didn't have the energy to argue with her. I didn't have the jaw movement, either.
Mother simply didn't understand that the tree was not meant to make me feel comfortable. It was the very tree I had hid behind when watching Amanda kiss my boyfriend. At least when Kincade noticed me he had the decency to look embarrassed, but Amanda just laughed. It tinkled in that musical way I used to envy, but today it felt like shards of broken glass in my heart. Then I ran. I pushed over the tree, then I pushed past people, doors, and bicyclists. I'd have pushed past the car if it hadn't been so much heavier than me.
Leave your writing exercise below.
~D?
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheSplinteredMind/~3/L-FPT4OANp8/musing-monday-too-hot-to-think.html
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