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A bunch of movies open on Christmas Day this year. There’s one with Brad Pitt aging backwards, Samuel L. Jackson in a green screen graphic novel, and Tom Cruise tries to blow up Hitler with the success of Wile E. Coyote. What’s nearly lost in the crowd is the Oscar contender that came out in limited release last weekend: The Wrestler. Mickey Rourke debuts one of his oiliest roles yet, and to rave reviews. Of course, this is a perfect excuse to bring up 10 of my favorite heels from wrestling’s Golden Age, especially the 80s.
Jake was truly one of the most ingenious heels in wrestling. He was a master of kayfabe to the extent that he even used his pets to take advantage of other wrestlers’ actual fear of snakes. He was rarely without his Burmese python, Damien, and in one infamous match he even allowed a cobra to bite Macho Man Randy Savage, to the stunned horror of the crowd. It was probably the only instance Savage’s life where the Slim Jim bit him.
No less than 5 racial stereotypes after the jump…
#9 Classy Freddie Blassie
Long before Mike Tyson took a bite out of Holyfield or Ozzie had a bat-tasting session, Fred Blassie made a name for himself as The Vampire because he was known for filing his teeth and biting people. Blassie was beating up pencil-necked geeks for nearly half a century, starting his career in the 1930s and making appearances for the WWF as late as 3 weeks before his death in 2003. Blassie was so hated as a heel that one of his matches was canceled when, despite his police escort, a riled up fan threw acid on his back.
#8 The Sheik
What would the 20th century be without ridiculous racial stereotypes? The Sheik, not to be confused later with The Iron Sheik, was actually a Lebanese-American, Ed Farhat, who played football at Michigan before becoming a crazy Syrian noble who didn’t speak any English and threw fireballs at his opponents. He was so into kayfabe that he would throw fireballs at fans who recognized him in public, and even insisted that his grandkids call him Grandpa Sheik.The racial stereotypes weren’t only for non-Europeans. Rowdy Roddy Piper was a notoriously charismatic heel who made a name for himself with his kilt and Scottish temper, despite actually being from Winnipeg, Manitoba and having no real connection to Scotland. Hot Rod would often play opposite Hulk Hogan, and was known for his clever rule breaking and witty interviews. Besides having a horrible excuse for a Scottish accent, he was also crazy (see video).
#6 Ric Flair
To be the man, you gotta beat the man! Often regarded as one of the dirtiest players and definitely one of the flashiest, Ric Flair was an old school legend whose career came into fruition after a plane crash injury that forced him to change his style. He was an original flashy rich jerk before The Million Dollar Man came along and became an uber jerk. Flair constantly bragged about his expensive lifestyle and women just to get under your skin, and whenever he needed backup he would call in his Four Horsemen.
#5 The Iron Sheik
While most wrestlers created their kayfabe identities from scratch, The Iron Sheik actually was Iranian. Given the political climate of the 80s, he didn’t have to do anything bad other than be himself. Of course the huge mustache, Aladdin shoes, and gutra and igal helped his image. The Ayatollah character in The Wrestler is based on The Iron Sheik.Volkoff would start his matches by insisting that everybody rise while he sang the Russian national anthem. Of course, the American crowds just ate up. He would partner with The Iron Sheik to make the perfect heels 20th century America: a Soviet and Iranian tag team aka “The Foreign Legion”. Volkoff’s schtick didn’t work as well after the end of the Cold War, so like most ex-commies he adjusted to capitalism by working for pennies under The Million Dollar Man. Today in the twilight of his fame, he sings the anthem and it still gets a great response.
#3 Abdullah the Butcher
Sticking with the Muslim stereotypes, The Madman from Sudan was actually Lawrence Shreve, a black guy from Windsor, Ontario (think Detroit). Weighing 360 pounds with a scary bald head and huge man-titties, Abdullah looked like an executioner without the mask. His favorite weapon was a fork (obviously a favorite tool when you weigh 360), and nearly all of his matches were marked by copious amounts of blood–from himself and his opponents.#2 Gorgeous George
Gorgeous George Wagner deserves credit because decades before there were truly ridiculous characters, he put wrestling on the path to where it is today. In the 1940s, George created his image by becoming a pretty boy heel who entered the ring to Pomp and Circumstance (yeah, like you hear at graduation) and insisting that he be sprayed with perfume before he fought. This, of course, induced a healthy dose of outrage from his opponents and created quite a spectacle.
#1 The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase
He may not have been the meanest or most hated heel, but his vignettes and stunts are so hilarious that they slay me every time. Most of his stunts involved bribing people (with all of $500), demeaning volunteers with humiliating acts for paltry sums of money, or setting up some rigged game that only he would win. This poor kid, for example, is scarred for life. Today DiBiase is an evangelical minister, and his personal manservant, Virgil, is a math teacher in Pennsylvania.
Holy Grail Guests will have to follow a strict Penis Festival dress code that includes free condoms provided by Planned Parenthood and Proper Attire condoms. Unlike the. While locals and tourists in Japan will be celebrating with penis-shaped candies and erecting giant phalluses to promote fertility and prosperity, famed new-york restaurant. Matsuri in Beijing that actually specializes in dishes that include real animal penises, Matsuri's menu is a tongue-in-cheek version. The dishes include sexy ingredients like oysters, sea urchins and sea scallops, but does not feature actual genitalia on the menu. gVyacheslav Zaitsev.mp4DGloria Queen of Mexican Rock from the movie The Madness of Rock 'n' Roll DY
From: niall.kennedy@gmail.com Niall Kennedy To: open-graph-protocol@googlegroups.com Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2011 13:43:00 -0600 Subject: Proposed property: country_code I would like to propose property, country_code, used to describe a country or territory as an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code. This explicit definition of a country or territory increases publisher confidence their outputted values will be correctly indexed and mapped by consuming agents.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2http://www.iso.org/iso/country_codes/iso_3166_code_lists/english_country_names_and_code_elements.htm= The problem =I am the President of the United States and would like to add Open Graph protocol markup for my office, The White House, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC. I recognize that anyone consuming information about this location will likely normalize the variety of ways people reference the country. I would like to maximize the compatibility with consuming agents without concern over the variety of ways people reference the country.USUSAUnited StatesUnited States of AmericaEstados UnidosEstados Unidos de Américaetc.Highlighted in October:https://groups.google.com/d/topic/open-graph-protocol/YNdqPWG47Q8/discussion= Proposed solution =ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes are the most widely used method of referencing a country or territory. These country codes form the basis of ISO 3166-2 region codes (also useful to OGP). The same codes map to ICANN ccTLDs, currency codes, and IETF language tags (partially derived, at least a basis).Facebook seems to use ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes to represent a country in its advertising targeting tool. UIAdTargeting_CountriesTokenizer_* value maps to two-character country codes. I expect they will be able to easily map a new country_code OGP value based on their existing geo-breakdowns.http://www.facebook.com/ads/create/Consuming agents would be expected to publish ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 values not supported by their platform, and hopefully remap these values into a supported country or region. Facebook recognizes Palestine (PS) and Taiwan (TW) as countries for example, but other systems might choose to map these territories to another country code.= Possible issues =What happens to country-name? Country name is freeform text and therefore might be useful as a system label. Consuming agents will likely still try map a country-name to their internal geographic values in the absence of a more precise value such as country_code.Compatibility with region data. A normalized data solution for country reference should also incorporate an easy path to region normalization. I like the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 and 3166-2 coupling.Thanks,-Niall Kennedy
"...IF EVERYONE IN THE WORLD GOT TOGETHER IN AN HUGE SEMANTIC ORGY TO THINK UP TAG NAMES FOR STUFF ON THE INTERNET, AND THE KID FROM FACEBOOK DECIDED TO PUT HIS MOST ANTI-SOCIAL EASL-SPEAKING ENGINEERING GEEKS TO WORK IMPLEMENTING IT AS A MASSIVE, IMPENETRABLE TANGLE OF BUTTON PUSHING AFFIRMATION ADDICTS IN CODE SO DENSE..."
OGP
Unlocking the potential of the OpenGraph Protocol to be a universal API...one URL at a time!
Dear Niall and the Posterous gang:
Right after I sent the email last night regarding the very same subject, I received this from the OGP,
Niall Kennedy, who has constructed a nifty configurator for people who want to try and like a page or two on Facebook!
Unfortunately, it's only useful if you have A LOT OF EXTRA TIME ON YOUR HANDS, as it generates the META Tags for One Page, URL, Site, or other things that come in one's --ONE at a time.
After compiling the information below representing only a fraction of mine and thousands of other third-party bloggers frustration on sites like Posterous (WHO has provided little or no transparency) regarding this cosmic-seeming joke, I am overwhelmed by Niall's well-meaning but utterly USELESS TOOL and Posterous, et. al.'s lack of help in the matter to the degree that I am unable to gather it into a more comprehensible puzzle for presentation than the one which you see, and the same one which presents itself to me on a daily basis.
Maybe Niall will have some thoughts on this predicament which continues to generate an overwhelming amount of Facebook Real Estate, by way of Posterous, via my site (for about the last six months), so that each time a PAGE on MY BLOG is 'Liked', each time it is transformed into a lovely Facebook Page--each time it is anonymously christened, "Dogmeat"!
mark zuckerberg just called me and said he wanted to start an apt. complex in my area, and he asked me what we should call it.
i said the facebook arms.
he said he didn't get it
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ALTHOUGH, I WILL SAY,
On behalf of myself and the other million or so bloggers who have tried and failed, or tried and given up, I'm afraid NOT ONE of us will ever set foot in a movie theater screening The Rock as long as we live.
On a less cynical note: Thank you, Niall for updating the one and only explication with something a little more concrete than its former analogy to a wrestler
(WHICH was neither instructive, nor anywhere near tasteful) in an otherwise absurd experiment in exactly what one would imagine might occur...
"...IF EVERYONE IN THE WORLD GOT TOGETHER IN AN HUGE SEMANTIC ORGY TO THINK UP TAG NAMES FOR STUFF ON THE INTERNET, AND THE KID FROM FACEBOOK DECIDED TO PUT HIS MOST ANTI-SOCIAL, EASL-SPEAKING ENGINEERING
GEEKS TO WORK IMPLEMENTING IT INTO A MASSIVE, IMPENETRABLE TANGLE OF BUTTON PUSHING AFFIRMATION ADDICTS IN CODE SO DENSE..."
(well you probably get where I'm going)
(next thing you might want to do is send GITHub a note letting them know that if there are links to the SDK on their site, NO ONE HAS ANY IDEA HOW TO FIND THEM)
I read your message and I completely agree with trying to provide a little accessibility to this thing for those of us who have grown disenchanted from just a few of the examples like those above and below.
Thanks.
Sincerely,
Quentin Tarantino was an uncredited screenwriter on this film, along with Jonathan Hensleigh and Aaron Sorkin.
Sean Connery insisted the producers build a cabin for him on Alcatraz as he didn't want to travel from the mainland to the island every day; he got what he asked for.
Most of the scenes involving F/A-18s are stock footage of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels.
Dedicated to producer Don Simpson, who died during production.
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 8:33 PM, Niall Kennedy wrote:
I created a new website for publishers interested in generating Open Graph protocol markup for their webpages. Fill out values applicable to your webpage, submit, and receive a block of OGP markup to copy into your site's <head>.
http://opengraphprotocol.us/
The website is backed by a new Open Graph protocol input sanitizer/validator with many assumptions built-in to account for some loose definitions within the OGP spec. The PHP class accepts user-submitted values, cleans up whitespace, checks against allowed values, and stores the input. I also included a few tools for country and region validation (based on ISO 3166 and the Debian ISO Codes project) and converting the class to HTML. If you have libcurl there are a few extra features such as checking an og:url actually exists or an og:image returns an appropriate Internet media type.
https://github.com/niallkennedy/open-graph-protocol-tools
I believe the majority of publishers we would like to see include OGP markup in their pages are not editing their pages or templates by hand. Their websites are powered by GoDaddy, WordPress, Drupal, and other tools intended to hide the code and the headaches of web publishing. If Open Graph protocol can be distilled into tools, validators, and helpers easily reused on these platforms I think we'll see a lot more indexable content making its way onto the Web.
I will break down some of my spec assumptions into separate topics/threads. Feedback appreciated.
Thanks,-Niall Kennedy
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| Type | blog |
| Admins | 100001500567461 |
| App ID | 190502347629977 |
| Description | Neglected in '10: The Mafu Cage i like this guy because he cusses sometimes The Mafu Cage is Three Women meets Grey Gardens meets Tarzan. It is ridiculously '70s. It is so '70s, it should... |
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| Title | Dogmeat |
| Site Name | Dogmeat |
| Site URL | http://whatgetsmehot.posterous.com/ |
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Administer Your Page.This is the administration interface for your webpage at http://whatgetsmehot.posterous.com/neglected-in-10-the-mafu-cage. You can see Insights and publish to the users that have liked your webpage. Only the administrators of the webpage can view this interface, other users are sent to the webpage. <meta property="og:type" content="article" /> | |
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Build Open Graph protocol markup to describe your web pages. Example: Barack Obama.
Please copy and paste the following markup into the <head> section of your HTML document.
Basic information URL
URL of the webpage you would like to share. Similar to the canonical link used by search engines to collapse URL references.
Page type Activity Sport Company Bar Cafe Hotel Restaurant Cause Sports league Sports team Band Government Non-profit School University Actor or actress Athlete Author Director Musician Politician Profile Public Figure City or locality Country Landmark State or province Album Book Drink Food Game Movie Product Song Television show Article Blog WebsiteClassify your page as one of the following page types. This classification will help set context for your page among the many pages of the Internet and is a required to include your pages in search engines such as Facebook.
Site namePage titleIs this webpage part of a larger site? Please include the name of your website.
Title of the unique web content on this page.
Page imageAn image URL representing your page content. Typically displayed alongside your page title and description to provide a more visually-appealing summary of your page. To ensure maximum compatibility we suggest using an image 50x50 or larger with a maximum aspect ratio of 3:1 in a PNG, a JPEG, or a GIF file format.
Page descriptionA one- or two-sentence description of the page. Used to auto-populate a description of the shared object.
I'm hoping that one of you might be able to help me finalize the correct open graph (og type) equivalent for my site, which has finally successfully associated with my site's Facebook Application. I've been trying different things for a very long time, and I've done everything I can. I just need to know which one of these Specific Posterous Elements (you think) I should plug into my og:title, og:url, og:etc. here's how she reads now http://developers.facebook.com/tools/lint/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwhatgetsmehot.posterous.com%2F i realize you guys have the information for the Facebook SDK inserted which is causing the warning, but I don't know how else to associate my app without doubling up. here's how it's set currently:
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Occurrences of the word "glean" per million words: About this chart via wordnik.com
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Dogmeat I'm mainly trying to get this to show the title for posts on post pages, but i don't know how to plug in an 'else' or 'if' or which corresponding Posterous Element I would use. So far I've tried og:title={Title} and og:title={PageTitle} I've also tried encoding the brackets, and lower case 'title' and nothing at all, and everything combination you can think of for the last six months or more...So I could really use some advice at this point.
Site Name
Dogmeat
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Data Source | "blog" extracted from <meta property="og:type" /> |
Data Source | "Dogmeat" extracted from <meta property="og:title" /> |
Data Source | "http://whatgetsmehot.posterous.com" extracted from <meta property="og:url" /> |
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AND THIS IS FOR ONE OF THE LAST POSTS AS OF THIS EMAIL: http://whatgetsmehot.posterous.com/glean
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Type blog Admins 100001500567461 THAT'S RIGHT App ID 190502347629977 THAT'S MY aPPLICATION (FOR THE LONGEST TIME IT SHOWED THE POSTEROUS fACEBOOK APP ID AND THEN RECENTLY IT CHANGED.
Description Occurrences of the word Image Title Dogmeat THIS SHOULD be the Post Title
the good news is that it's generating Facebook Pages like they're going out of style just by clicking like: Gaejang Guk likes this. Be the first of your friends to like this. · Admin Page But unfortunately they're all called 'Dogmeat' (to the tune of about 50 AND COUNTING!!! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dogmeat/133222713408441
I DON'T KNOW IF I'M USING THE WRONG {TITLE} FOR THE BLOG Title or the wrong one for my OG Meta attributes....
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"id": "133222713408441",
"name": "Dogmeat", "picture": "", "link": "http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dogmeat/133222713408441",
"category": "Personal blog",
"website": "http://whatgetsmehot.posterous.com/glean", (it's also calling each new page a website, but that is a peculiar to FB and if i can get the titles back, i can deal with it. It used to create pages with the Page name for the Facebook Page until recently.
"description": "Occurrences of the word", "likes": 1
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| Http whatgetsmehot posterous | This http | View this | Pagedogmeatpersonal bloggo | Traci lords |
Show Graph by Keyword: Select Keyword Http whatgetsmehot posterous This http View this Pagedogmeatpersonal bloggo Traci lords What gets Rolling stones Posterous video Dogmeat video Mafu cage Posterous Whatgetsmehot Dogmeat Video Facebook Bloggo Pagedogmeatpersonal Traci
France: 4 mars 1987 
États-Unis: 5 décembre 1986
Clint Eastwood Le maitre de guerre
| Le Maître de Guerre Le Sergent Tom Highway, vétéran dur à cuire de la Guerre de Corée et de la Guerre du Viêt Nam, revient chez les Marines qui l'ont déjà rejeté pour entraîner une unité de reconnaissance peu habituée à la rigueur et à l'effort. Paria et anachronisme vivant, le vieux sergent va prouver l'efficacité de sa méthode au cours d'un assaut réel aux îles Grenade... | |
| Réalisation | Clint Eastwood |
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| Acteurs principaux | Clint Eastwood Marsha Mason Everett McGill Moses Gunn Eileen Heckart Bo Svenson Boyd Gaines Mario Van Peebles |
| Scénario | James Carabatsos Joseph Stinson |
| Photographie | Jack N. Green |
| Montage | Joel Cox |
| Musique | Desmond Nakano Lennie Niehaus |
| Production | Clint Eastwood |
| Société(s) de distribution | Warner Bros. |
| Budget | 15 000 000 $US |
| Pays d’origine | États-Unis |
| Langue(s) originale(s) | Anglais |
| Genre | Guerre |
| Durée | 130 minutes |
| Sortie | États-Unis: 5 décembre 1986 France: 4 mars 1987 |
