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At Tough Mudder There Will Be Mud
After three hours of climbing walls, crawling through tunnels, scrabbling under barbed wire, swimming in ice water, hoisting cement blocks and other cruelties, you come to a 50-foot trough of icy mud. Dozens of yellow wires hang from its wood-plank roof like jellyfish tentacles. The wires sting like jellyfish too, because they’re electrified. This is -Electroshock Therapy, the last of 32 obstacles on the 10-mile course. You’re wet, freezing, wheezing, bruised, cramping, spent. There’s only one thing to do.Actually two. You could crawl under the wires, gargling muddy water and wasting time. But that’s not you, is it? No, you charge through the live wires at a run, yelling “Piss! Shit! Bite me!” and assorted ape grunts as the wires kick sparks off your face and aching limbs. Finally, six seconds later, it’s over. Yes! Now it’s a half-mile jog to the finish line. You’re rounding the last turn into the stadium, where loudspeakers pound Guns N’ Roses as you wave your mud-caked paws at the crowd. Fans cheer; your buddies hug you. You just survived the World’s Toughest Mudder, the ultimate test of the world’s most rugged new sport. Now you can strip off this wet suit, rinse off, grab a blanket and a parka and a beer. And sit down.Unless you want to win. In that case you’ll need to start over. To win you’ll need to run the 10-mile obstacle course again. Eight more times.“Tough Mudder is the worst day you’ll ever have. And the best,” one mudder says.A cross between endurance race and boot camp, the world’s fastest-growing sport inspires extreme descriptions. It’s been called a masochist’s marathon and more:“Probably the toughest event on the planet.”“A real-life fight club.”“Ironman meets Burning Man.”“Trial by fire, ice, dirt, monkey bars, electric shocks—and more fire.”There are plenty of other extreme sports—the traditional 26.2-mile marathon, plus ultramarathons of 50 kilometers and up, triathlons (swim, bike and ride), Ironman triathlons (swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles, then run a marathon, you nut), and newer events such as Spartan Race, Muddy Buddy, Dirty Dash and Rugged Maniac, most featuring obstacles, some involving tree chopping, vegetable slicing, beer drinking, fighting American Gladiators–style bodybuilders armed with Nerf lances, even memorizing the names of U.S. presidents. The boot-campy ones have been growing quickly, challenging older events the way MMA beat down boxing a decade ago. And Tough Mudder, with almost a million adherents, leads the field. Which fits its cocky corporate goal: “We aim to replace Ironman as the preeminent brand in endurance sports.” Not bad for a concept dreamed up four years ago at Harvard, like Facebook, by a pasty entreprenerd, like Facebook, with a big boost from Facebook.?In 2009 Will Dean, a tall, sleepy-eyed veteran of the British government’s countert-errorism unit, sat in a chair-desk at Harvard Business School, defending his entry in the school’s famous Business Plan Contest. His pitch: an endurance sport based on British Special Forces training, one that could top what he termed the “grim monotony” of marathons and triathlons with the bracing variety of military -conditioning—plus music, killer blogs, pictures and podcasts, friendship, even fun.A marketing professor flipped through Dean’s proposal. “Rope ladders. Crawling through mud,” he said. “Who would do this?”“I think I can get 500 participants to pay about a hundred dollars each.”“And if they survive your obstacle course, what will coach factory online they win?”“A headband.”Dean lost the Harvard contest to a team whose idea became CloudFlare, now a web-security firm backed by investors to the tune of $20 million. But he kept plugging. He moved to Brooklyn and brought in an old boarding-school chum, London attorney Guy Livingstone, as chief operating officer. They pulled together $20,000 in seed money, $480,000 short of Facebook’s start-up stake five years before. In their first and most crucial investment, Dean and -Livingstone spent $8,000 on Facebook ads. “They were still cheap in 2010,” Dean says. Soon Tough Mudder had 11,000 Facebook likes. The founders spent the rest of their stake renting a ski resort in Pennsylvania, hiring construction crews to build obstacles, checking the obstacles for splinters and stray nails, and rounding up a medical team, cleanup crew and volunteer firefighters to keep a lid on the wall of flames at the last challenge. “Then we started worrying.”They opened registration. As the online tally shot into the upper hundreds, Dean thought there might be a bug in his website. No, there were just more weekend warriors and cross-training jocks than anyone knew, a Generation P90X hungry for a killer workout. Instead of 500 entrants, the number Dean had pulled out of his hat at Harvard, the first Tough Mudder boasted a field of 4,500. Entrants paid from $70 for early-bird entry to $100 for “Lazy Ass Late Entry,” adding up to a gross of more than $250,000. Dean and Livingstone had just made 10 times their investment in a week.All he had to do now was stage the thing—a Coach factory outlet new sport anxiously awaited by 4,500 highly motivated customers who didn’t realize Coach factory outlet that Tough Mudder LLC consisted of Dean, Livingstone and a few interns. “We were incredibly naive. We thought everything would go according to plan,” Dean recalls. Then the sun came up on Sunday, May 2, 2010, the dawn of the Tough Mudder era. “We found climbing walls that were supposed to be 12 feet tall were only five feet.” Instead of scaling the walls like marines, entrants hopped them. “And we’d mismeasured the course. It wasn’t the seven miles we promised but more like five and a half. Which seemed like a blessing when we ran out of drinking water.” Somehow everyone made it to sundown. Happy mudders talked up the event. The founders put on two more Tough Mudders that year, grossing $2.2 million. Three years later they’re knee-deep in coach factory store online mud money.As a business Tough Mudder is almost evilly simple. It’s an experience, not a race. As Dean says, “If you climb a mountain, nobody asks how long you took to do it.” Nobody pays you either. Dean and -Livingstone bet that Tough Mudder T-shirts, tattoos and the now-iconic orange headband that goes to each finisher would mean more to their public than cash prizes. And with no cash prizes, they kept entry fees low and revenue high. After expenses, including a free beer for everyone who finished—one beer—the rest was profit. They banked enough in 2010 to expand to 14 events in 2011. Total revenue: $22 million. Last year’s coach factory online outlet schedule jumped to 35 events in 16 states plus Australia, Canada, Scotland and England, for a take topping $70 million. This year’s schedule features more than 50 events in those countries plus Germany. 1234Next

Hef's Movie Notes: Goldfinger
Tonight: Sean Connery, Gert Frobe and Honor Blackman as “Pussy Galore” in Goldfinger—the third, and many consider the best, of the James Bond films.Sean Connery was the first of six actors to portray 007 in the series, but he wasn’t the first choice. Co-producer Cubby Broccoli had originally wanted Cary Grant, who was a friend. In fact, he had been the best man at Cubby’s wedding in 1959. When Broccoli finally chose Connery, United Artists executives in New York wired, “Think we can do better.” Director Terrence Young’s reaction to the casting of Connery: “Oh, disaster! Disaster! Disaster!”But the first film, Dr. No, with Connery as 007, released in 1962, was a blockbuster, earning $59 million. And the sequel, From Russia with Love, released the following year, was even bigger, earning $78 million.By the time they got around to Goldfinger, Connery had become the Bond to whom all others would be compared. By 1965, Connery would be the biggest box-office draw in the country, followed by John Wayne, Doris Day, Julie Andrews and Jack Lemmon.Goldfinger was the seventh of fourteen Bond novels by Ian Fleming, published between 1953 and 1966, and the longest. The working title was The Richest Man in the World.The character’s name was taken from a Hungarian architect, Erno Goldfinger, who Fleming disliked intensely. The architect threatened to sue the author, who toyed with the notion of changing the name to Goldprick.Fleming’s villain was parodied in 2002 by Mike Myers in Austin Powers in Goldmember. Both Connery and Blackman were approached to play Myers’ parents in the spoof, but they declined.MGM-UA filed a complaint that the film infringed on its use of a name inspired by a Bond character. The first choice to play the title role in Goldfinger was Orson Welles, but he wanted too much money. The producers found their Goldfinger in Gert Frobe, after screening a 1958 German thriller, in which he played a psychopathic serial killer. He spoke almost no English, so Frobe’s voice was dubbed. There Coach Outlet was a lot of dubbing in Bond films.Goldfinger was banned in Israel for many years because Frobe had been a Nazi—but one of the nicer Nazis. The film was finally cleared for exhibition in Israel when a Jewish family revealed that Frobe had protected them from persecution during the war.During the filming, Frobe objected to the scene showing Goldfinger using nerve gas to dispose of his enemies, because Coach Outlet Online it was too close to what the master race did so often in its concentration camps.Blackman left her starring role in the British TV series The Avengers to take on the role of “Pussy Galore” in Goldfinger. At 37, she was the oldest actress to ever play a Bond Girl, and the first one with any bona fide acting experience.Worried United Artist executives thought about changing the character’s name to Kitty Galore. In her first introduction to Bond as “Pussy Galore,” he says, “I must be dreaming!” The original script called for him to say, “I know coach backpacks outlet you are, but what’s your name? The character’s name was inspired by Fleming’s pet octopus, “Octopussy,” which also served as the title of his last Bond tale, published in Playboy in 1966.In the novel, Pussy Galore is a lesbian, which explains why she originally resists Bond’s advances. Pussy Galore’s all-female flying circus was actually made up of men wearing blonde wigs in the movie.Fleming borrowed the idea of suffocating someone with gold paint from the 1946 horror film Bedlam, starring Boris Karloff. Shirley Eaton underwent two hours of makeup to give her a gold coat. There is apparently no real medical basis for the idea of “skin http://ccoachonlineoutlet.com/ suffocation” in the film. Professional wrestler and weight lifter “Tosh Togo” (aka Harold Sakata) portrayed the character of “Oddjob.” It was his first acting role. He burned his hand during the Fort Knox gold bars and fireworks sequence. Director Guy Hamilton didn’t call “cut,” so “Oddjob” kept acting through the pain.The steel-brimmed bowler worn by the Korean assassin was auctioned off in L.A. in 2006 for $33,600. The 3-D model of Fort Knox, used by Goldfinger in planning his “Operation Grand Slam,” is now on display at the real Fort Knox.Goldfinger was shot all over England and Switzerland, with some scenes shot in Miami and Fort Knox as well, but Connery never left Europe. Filming took place from January 20 through July 21, 1964.This is the first time that a laser beam is used in a cheap coach backpacks movie. You’ll see 62 actors killed on screen in Goldfinger.The Production Code initially refused to approve the film for U.S. distribution, not because of the violence, but because of the name “Pussy Galore.” But when Goldfinger was released in London on September 17, 1964, Broccoli invited the royal family. When the Prince met Blackman, the British press had a field day with photo captions reading “PRINCE MEETS PUSSY” and “PRINCE LOVES PUSSY.”Broccoli argued that if the British could accept the name of a fictional character in a British film, the Americans could too. Ultimately, the Production Code relented.The U.S. premiere was December 27, 1964 in New York, at the De Mille Theater, where the picture broke house records. Goldfinger cost $3.5 million and earned $125 million—almost the gross of the first two Bond films combined. By one report, Goldfinger was the fastest grossing film in movie history and is so reported in the Guinness Book of Records.In addition, the soundtrack was number one for three weeks beginning December 12, 1963. And Shirley Bassey’s title song went to number eight on the Top 40.Miss Bassey was asked back to perform the title songs for Diamonds Are Forever (1971) and Moonraker (1979).An Oscar was awarded for Best Sound. Cubby Broccoli got the Thalberg Award in 1982.The popularity of James Bond and Playboy are clearly connected. Fleming’s first Bond novel was published in 1953, the same year I started the magazine. Playboy published its first James Bond story, “The Hildebrand Rarity,” in 1960. Playboy pre-published condensed versions of the last four Bond novels (On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, You Only Live Twice, The Man With the Golden Gun and Octopussy) before they appeared in book form.Playboy also featured pictorials on the most popular Bond Girls throughout the 1960s and 1970s.Fleming was a big Playboy fan. In the Playboy Interview, he said that Bond would most certainly have been a Playboy reader and member of the Playboy Club. And indeed, in the film version of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Bond is seen reading the magazine and removing the Centerfold. And in You Only Live Twice, Bond is identified as a member of the London Playboy Club.The James Bond phenomenon produced a remarkable number of imitations and parodies in the 1960s, including Secret Agent, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., The Avengers and Get Smart on TV. And James Coburn as Our Man Flint and In Like Flint. 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A Fake Crisis: The Budget Deficit
A president warns the nation of a looming threat to national security. A congressional bipartisan wave builds to meet the threat, spurred on by the editorial boards of leading newspapers and backed by reams of policy papers. The nation hurtles forward to face the enemy. Dissenting voices are drowned out. Does this sound like the hysteria leading up to the Iraq war? Indeed. But this time it’s the growing drumbeat around the herve leger bandage dresses debt “crisis.”There is no debt crisis. We have been summoned to the barricades to combat a mirage artfully built with phony evidence proffered by political leaders and gobbled up by the very serious people in power. Some of these people also told us housing prices would never go down, the Dow would reach 30,000 and Bernie Madoff was an investing genius.The solution to this “crisis,” say the very serious people, is austerity: Cut “out-of-control” spending on pensions, Medicare and roads. If you say “Social Security is in crisis,” you are treated as a serious person—even though the actual numbers show that Social Security will be entirely solvent for many years to come and hasn’t contributed a single dime to the debt “crisis.”We do have a major crisis. The people who run our markets and our companies have failed, breaking basic rules we lived by. While they enriched themselves, they turned our country into a place where economic fairness is evaporating. Our political leaders have abandoned us because of the legal but corrupt system of raising money for campaigns, which means they serve the powerful interests that write big checks.Big corporate interests have hurt the economy, making inefficient use of our nation’s wealth at great cost to our financial stability. Chief executive salaries of tens of millions of dollars—which empty corporate treasuries and leave nothing for average workers—exist because our leaders have enabled a corporate governance system that allows such looting.The truth: Right now we need large deficits. We have a huge hole in spending because people don’t have jobs and thus can’t spend money. Deficits finance jobs when our economy goes down the drain. coach factory outlet Deficits finance roads—that our children will use to get to their schools and, in the future, to their jobs. Deficits finance schools—so our children can be educated. Deficits finance a whole bunch of inspectors who poke at and sniff around our cattle and chickens—so we don’t get sick with salmonella.Start with this question: Is debt bad? People do spend more than they earn, often for worthwhile reasons. 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The short answer is it’s the result of a well-funded campaign financed by billionaires like Peter Peterson (who made his fortune by the debt-financed buying, slicing and selling of companies), longtime opposition to programs such as Medicare and Social Security, elected politicians who aren’t curious enough to ask the tough questions and traditional coach factory outlet media outlets whose reporters don’t understand basic economics.Perhaps the biggest factor is the fear running through the nation. People who can barely pay their bills and have no health insurance or retirement plans point to government workers and ask why they have pensions—pensions that sustain a modest middle-class retirement. The anger aimed at public workers evokes the 19th century robber baron Jay Gould, who mused he could coach factory online get one half of the working class to kill the other half.We could spend our money better. 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But it should not be with a policy that asks the 99 percent who had little to do with creating the debt to shoulder the costs of paying it off.Today, the biggest crisis is the lack of work for millions of people, a crisis that, even when it ebbs, will leave scars for generations to come. Get the monetary printing presses going, for the sake of America.

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