Rev Ray

Vader's NJPW theme was part of Rainbow's Eyes of the World. He'd use it again in All Japan with the "Vader Time" part stitched on to the front: Sad to hear of his passing. Just amazing when he held heavyweight titles simultaneously I think in Mexico, Europe and Japan. If you're going to get an ideal working monster heel, I think it's Vader and Aja Kong who are 1 and 2. Sad that he never got to murderlize Hogan and that he never got that great run in WWF, but when he got back to All Japan, it seemed like he found what he had lost in that WWF run when he and Hansen were running rough shot on an All Japan roster that really needed him to freshen things up. I also remember back when he went from Baby Bull to Bull Power in the AWA because when he son was born, his son was now the Baby Bull.

that would be awesome. Especially if Jamie pulls up to the the beat to shit J&J Security car that Brock destroyed (and injured Jamie in the process of said destroying). One of my favorite segments with Jamie and Nidia was when they were enjoying their new trailer and the two of them run down the hall together but end up banging into the walls because they can't fit side by side.

Jamie and Nidia as trailer park millionaires was so awesome.

finished my second session on weight watchers, now down 77.6 pounds.

Jesus.... Hashimoto doing a double stomp off the apron onto Tanaka's fucking hip....

My pick for thread title would have been Istanbul (not Constable Baron). And I got so worn down by the Nia-Ronda, Sami-Lashley and Roman/Jinder segments, I decided the dishes weren't going to do themselves.

Show is playing a half giant... I really wished they had him as a gnome barbarian.

I feel like they hosed Show by not showing a pic of him in shape,

correction, game stream starts at 6:30pm PST.

Big Show is supposed to be on the Dungeons & Dragons twitch channel tomorrow as part of the Stream of Many Eyes. He's scheduled to be part of Jocks Machina with Joe Manganiello, Travis Willingham and someone else tomorrow around 5:15 PST.

Air Bud? Lucha Labrador? I'll see myself out.

It's more fun if you picture him yelling things at guys in the ring with Mickey's voice from Rocky,.

We totaled 121 species this year, not bad but not great. We missed at least 4 or 5 birds one of the teams who competes in part of our area got while we were on the other side of the lake and couldn't see what they got. It was raining on and off during the day, which sucked but I think only cost us one species (Turkey Vulture), but fortunately, we didn't get hit with the downpours and tornado warnings reported in south jersey. First Bird Heard - American Robin Last New Bird of the Day: Common Nighthawk Number Species Location Approximate Arrival Time at Location 1 American Robin Creskill 4:00 AM 2 Canada Goose Closter Nature Center 4:30 AM 3 Northern Cardinal Norwood, 685 Blanch Avenue 5:09 AM 4 Mourning Dove Harrington Park, Kolder Way 5:16 AM 5 Song Sparrow Harrington Park, Kolder Way 5:16 AM 6 Mute Swan Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 7 Wood Duck Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 8 Mallard Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 9 Wild Turkey Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 10 Double-crested Cormorant Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 11 Great Blue Heron Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 12 Great Egret Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 13 Black-crowned Night-Heron Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 14 Bald Eagle Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 15 Spotted Sandpiper Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 16 Rock Pigeon Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 17 Chimney Swift Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 18 Red-bellied Woodpecker Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 19 Eastern Kingbird Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 20 Warbling Vireo Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 21 Blue Jay Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 22 American Crow Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 23 Fish Crow Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 24 Tree Swallow Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 25 Barn Swallow Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 26 Cliff Swallow Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 27 Black-capped Chickadee Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 28 Tufted Titmouse Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 29 House Wren Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 30 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 31 Veery Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 32 Swainson's Thrush Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 33 Gray Catbird Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 34 Brown Thrasher Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 35 Northern Waterthrush Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 36 Black-and-white Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 37 Tennessee Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 38 Common Yellowthroat Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 39 American Redstart Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 40 Northern Parula Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 41 Magnolia Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 42 Yellow Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 43 Blackpoll Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 44 Black-throated Blue Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 45 Yellow-rumped Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 46 Wilson's Warbler Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 47 Baltimore Oriole Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 48 Red-winged Blackbird Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 49 Common Grackle Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 50 American Goldfinch Lake Tappan 5:25 AM 51 Hairy Woodpecker Poplar Rd. Wildlife Sanctuary 8:06 AM 52 Ovenbird Poplar Rd. Wildlife Sanctuary 8:06 AM 53 Pine Warbler Poplar Rd. Wildlife Sanctuary 8:06 AM 54 Red-tailed Hawk Harrington Park, Kolder Way 8:15 AM 55 Solitary Sandpiper Harrington Park, Kolder Way 8:15 AM 56 Downy Woodpecker Harrington Park, Kolder Way 8:15 AM 57 Red-eyed Vireo Harrington Park, Kolder Way 8:15 AM 58 European Starling Harrington Park, Kolder Way 8:15 AM 59 Ruddy Duck Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 60 Northern Flicker Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 61 Great Crested Flycatcher Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 62 Yellow-throated Vireo Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 63 Common Raven Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 64 Northern Rough-winged Swallow Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 65 Carolina Wren Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 66 Wood Thrush Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 67 Chestnut-sided Warbler Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 68 Black-throated Green Warbler Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 69 Canada Warbler Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 70 Rose-breasted Grosbeak Oradell Reservoir and Woods IBA 8:38 AM 71 Common Loon Palisades Park IBA--Alpine Section 10:14 AM 72 Northern Mockingbird Palisades Park IBA--Alpine Section 10:14 AM 73 Chipping Sparrow Palisades Park IBA--Alpine Section 10:14 AM 74 Orchard Oriole Palisades Park IBA--Alpine Section 10:14 AM 75 Brown-headed Cowbird Palisades Park IBA--Alpine Section 10:14 AM 76 House Sparrow Palisades Park IBA--Alpine Section 10:14 AM 77 Black Vulture Palisades Park IBA--State Line Lookout 11:25 AM 78 Peregrine Falcon Palisades Park IBA--State Line Lookout 11:25 AM 79 Ruby-throated Hummingbird Tenafly Nature Center 12:13 PM 80 White-breasted Nuthatch Tenafly Nature Center 12:13 PM 81 House Finch Tenafly Nature Center 12:13 PM 82 Monk Parakeet 18 Engle Street, Englewood, New Jersey, US (40.894, -73.973) 1:02 PM 83 Osprey New Jersey Turnpike, Kearny, New Jersey, US (40.749, -74.119) 1:16 PM 84 Brant Liberty SP 1:27 PM 85 Gadwall Liberty SP 1:27 PM 86 American Black Duck Liberty SP 1:27 PM 87 Red-breasted Merganser Liberty SP 1:27 PM 88 Snowy Egret Liberty SP 1:27 PM 89 American Oystercatcher Liberty SP 1:27 PM 90 Black-bellied Plover Liberty SP 1:27 PM 91 Semipalmated Plover Liberty SP 1:27 PM 92 Killdeer Liberty SP 1:27 PM 93 Greater Yellowlegs Liberty SP 1:27 PM 94 Laughing Gull Liberty SP 1:27 PM 95 Ring-billed Gull Liberty SP 1:27 PM 96 Herring Gull Liberty SP 1:27 PM 97 Great Black-backed Gull Liberty SP 1:27 PM 98 Common Tern Liberty SP 1:27 PM 99 Black Skimmer Liberty SP 1:27 PM 100 Least Flycatcher Liberty SP 1:27 PM 101 White-throated Sparrow Liberty SP 1:27 PM 102 Savannah Sparrow Liberty SP 1:27 PM 103 Swamp Sparrow Liberty SP 1:27 PM 104 Eastern Towhee Liberty SP 1:27 PM 105 Boat-tailed Grackle Liberty SP 1:27 PM 106 Forster's Tern Clay Ave. Wetland (Tessie McNamara Park) 3:53 PM 107 Northern Shoveler Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 108 Red-throated Loon Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 109 Little Blue Heron Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 110 Yellow-crowned Night-Heron Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 111 Least Sandpiper Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 112 Semipalmated Sandpiper Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 113 Short-billed Dowitcher Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 114 Lesser Yellowlegs Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 115 Marsh Wren Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 116 White-crowned Sparrow Richard W. DeKorte Park 4:09 PM 117 Common Merganser Meadowlands IBA--Harrier Meadows (restricted access) 5:19 PM 118 Least Tern Meadowlands IBA--Harrier Meadows (restricted access) 5:19 PM 119 Cedar Waxwing Meadowlands IBA--Harrier Meadows (restricted access) 5:19 PM 120 Ring-necked Pheasant Meadowlands IBA--Valley Brook Ave. 6:20 PM 121 Common Nighthawk Meadowlands IBA--Kearny Marsh 8:30 PM

I will once again be participating in the 2018 World Series of Birding with the Hackensack Riverkeeper team, the RiverCreepers, doing a about 16 hours of birding on May 12th. Our run in the in the watershed of the Hackensack River, basically in the eastern parts of Bergen County and Hudson County as part of a fund raiser for the Hackensacker Riverkeeper, an environmental group in my area. Since I've been on the team we've done the mid-120 species in one day range most years except the one time we got fogged in pretty bad. Donation Page: https://goo.gl/YmJyxw About the Organization: http://www.hackensackriverkeeper.org/ About the Event: http://worldseriesofbirding.org/ Daily Show bit with Steve Carrel about the event from 2000: http://www.cc.com/video-clips/cxiky4/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-the-world-series-of-birding