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-Michael Cole welcomes us to the show, and says that a lot has happened over the last week. Bradshaw puts over the Undertaker/Batista match at Backlash, and we hear from fans as well as see highlights of the match.
-Smackdown Open.
1- THE BOOGEYMAN VS. WILLIAM REGAL
Boogeyman is seconded by Little Boogey this week, while Regal has Dave Taylor in his corner. Not sure who has the advantage there. Clean break in the corner from Boogeyman. Even a push of Regal into the corner off a tie-up from Boogeyman looks week. Boogeyman works over Regal in the corner but goes after Taylor, who came up to the apron, and a boot from Regal puts him down. Regal mashes Boogeymans head against the steel ring post with his boot. Series of knees to the head by Regal. Back elbow by Regal finds the mark, which gets a two-count.
Sylvan Pass debate centers on idea of risk
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - Five months after the Park Service announced plans to close Sylvan Pass to winter vehicles, many residents in Park County seem more determined than ever to see it kept open.More than 500 people attended a forum in Cody in March, with almost all of those who spoke saying they opposed closing the pass.And with three days remaining until another such meeting in Cody, critics of the plan say they have more questions now than when the process started.They say park planners have overstated avalanche risks as a justification to close the pass in winter, and they point to what they see as inconsistencies in how avalanche risks are treated elsewhere in the park. .
411's WWE Heat Report 04.29.07
So I was going to share my thoughts on Cade & Murdoch's pissy little internet-fueled diatribe over at WWE.com (and how ironic is that?), but I'm once again hella short on time this week. Don't worry, I'll get to it eventually. There's no way I'm letting those fat, talentless, inbred hicks get away with that shit. And yes, that last sentence was blatant flame bait. I can only pray that I get into a flame war with Cade & Murdoch. Of course, a flame war must be pretty boring when your opponents don't know how to type or read Anyway, like I said, time is not a luxury that I enjoy at the moment, so we'll be running with the abridged / random comment format again this week. And away we go You're probably aware that unlike Raw and Smackdown!, Heat is now available exclusively on WWE.com. The video-on-demand nature of Heat allows me to screen each episode for you while still allowing you to watch all or part of the show after reading my report.
Celebs appear at benefit
BOLINGBROOK -- While watching everyone line up to see Actress Laura Innes who played Dr. Kerry Weaver on "ER," Dr. Ted Patras, an emergency room doctor, had a brilliant idea during a benefit for his hospital. "Let's get our picture with her," he said, getting his colleagues Dr. Scott Guth and Dr. Rich Vasquez to pose with him. "We are going to put it in the ER. This is the real ER for everyone in Bolingbrook," said Patras who is an ER doctor for the Adventist Bolingbrook Medical Center and the site of the future hospital to open in December. Patras was one of about 1,800 people who attended One Red Hot Night that took place at Macy's at Promenade Bolingbrook to commemorate the grand opening of the Main Street-style shopping and dining destination and to benefit the children's emergency room at Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital.
Stephanie Responsible For Recent WWE Firings?
Stephanie McMahon was promoted to the role where she decides who gets hired and who gets fired last week. Johnny Ace answers to her now, or she can overrule him on a decision if she wants. She's really making use of her title now, as she fired four people within mere days after there weren't any cuts since before WrestleMania.
Stephanie's first victims ended up being Rob Conway and 2 Cold Scorpio, who were released on 5/11. Scorpio had spent months and months sitting at home doing nothing, so this was no surprise. Conway was a surprise because he's a good worker and always had a good attitude. Stephanie felt Conway was a "jobber for life" and would never draw any money, and wanted to make room for more developmental talents to be called up.
Johnny Ace had to be the "bad cop" (which is his new role, as if he didn't have enough heat already), and made things worse for himself by lying, saying creative couldn't come up with anything for Conway to do.
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