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But it's not always nearly as bodacious as you might think.

So how did you imagine Sheila's metamorphosis from boring to bodacious?

Dwayne Johnson leads his team of bodacious lifeguards onto streaming platforms.

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It sounds, in the immortal words of the film's heroes, most bodacious.

Aside from her raw talent, Roberts' bodacious red curls made the role iconic.

Farrah never forgets to flaunt her bodacious bum bum ... it's kinda her thing.

It looks like Wyld Stallyns will make a most bodacious return next year, everybody.

While the bodacious beauty was hard at work, baring it all in Antarctica — of all places!

The legacy of his bodacious charisma was built to last well beyond his death on Friday.

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Bodacious, also known simply as the Cat Shepherd, is as you may have guessed, a cat shepherd.

They puffed, but within reason, and featured bodacious primary colors, perfect for grody to the max winter landscapes.

You can either die and "pass through" or spend all eternity as a bodacious twentysomething in San Junipero.

Allow Farrah Abraham to butt in ... she's here to brighten up your day with her bodacious bum bum!!!

"It me"—he is out of place but doesn't care, a bodacious bovine comfortable in his own skin.

If you didn't, it's probably because you've never met Bodacious, but we're going to fix that problem right now.

Bodacious is in charge of a rare flock of sheep called Zwartbles, which had nearly disappeared in the 1970s.

Though I highly doubt Eminem would know a bodhisattva from a bodacious babe, I detected an underlying Buddhist theme.

Is she clued into the fact that the bodacious buns I'd been clumsily tantalizing her with are largely foam?

The bodacious bovines that lend their lovin' to these wheels graze freely on the rolling hillsides of this idyllic land.

His designs were bodacious leather and sweater pieces that superimposed the symbols of aforementioned brands, with exaggerated sleeves and embezzlement.

Flourishing firms nearby include a maker of medical isotopes, big warehouses for retailers, and popular cafés such as the Bodacious Brew.

Angelinos of a certain age will remember her bodacious, pinup-style billboards that seemed to serve no purpose beyond self-promotion.

It arrives with a bulky brush that is covered in the tiniest rubber bristles you've ever seen, so you instantly have bodacious lashes.

I did not realize it was a nursing bra and that the padding, which made me bodacious, was there to catch baby milk.

Coney Waffle served bodacious, two-foot-high towers of ice cream, cookies, spun sugar and candy (you can check it out on Instagram).

Crowning herself as "Queen of the Teens," Dallas' Asian Doll is giving the world more of her Southern drawl bouncing over bodacious beats.

The painting also features a bodacious woman wearing a yellow dress and white shoes who makes repeated appearances in many of Barnes's works.

Bill & Ted cast Reeves as a dim but lovably bodacious bro who said "dude" a lot and lived for good times and good vibes.

There's a photo going around of an unusually sensual turkey sandwich, and we have to admit we've never seen cold cuts look quite this bodacious.

Danniel was known for his friendly nature, large appetite and love of bread, and was said to have many friends such as Bodacious the bull.

In other words, if anyone in the history of hair was meant to be born a bodacious shade of baby pink, it's your girl right here.

At that point in the mid-1980s, hip-hop promoted a narrow vision of blackness marked by bravado, machismo, egocentrism and, for most, a bodacious New Yorkness.

"I want to make sure every single one of these brides feels like a bodacious, bombshell, goddess, queen, or just the best possible version of themselves," Paige said.

When they fall in love with the same bodacious woman, Janet (Elizabeth De Razzo), it sparks a Jerry Springer-meets-Arthur Miller war of sexual and emotional duplicity.

Accompanied by his bodacious first lady, Alice (Brian Belovitch), Tamberlaine rapes, pillages, castrates, decapitates and turns the monarchs of the universe he lets live into personal sex slaves.

Lemony Chicken Soup With Fennel I love stumbling on a new chicken soup, and I find this one from Alison Roman particularly thrilling, stewy and herby and bodacious.

On the day I married my wife, she was to me, without a smidgen of doubt, the most mind-bogglingly bodacious babe I'd ever seen in all my life.

An article on Saturday about Air Time, the star bull on the Professional Bull Riders tour, misstated the way Bodacious, another famous bull, seriously injured two riders in 1995.

Jump to his latest, "Wonder Wheel," which is about a desperate, morally reprehensible middle-aged woman whose lover, an Allen surrogate, ditches her for her bodacious, much younger stepdaughter.

SPORTS An article on Saturday about Air Time, the star bull on the Professional Bull Riders tour, misstated the way Bodacious, another famous bull, seriously injured two riders in 1995.

This brings to mind Jessica Rabbit, the bodacious femme fatale in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" who purrs "I'm just drawn that way" — yeah, but by whom, for whom and why?

Besides ... the real San Dimas High School has bodacious-ly embraced a classic line from the first film ... and use it on merch they sell, like this sweet T-shirt for $10.

It's wonderful to see that more and more women are embracing the wondrous textures of their hair and celebrating its versatility with bodacious 'fros, beautiful braids, hair threading, tempting twists and luxurious locs.

Yep, Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, has long been touted as some sort of feminist icon, but in reality she's just a bodacious fantasy figure created by a man named William Moulton Marston.

Bodacious, often called the world's most dangerous bull, was banned in 1995 for seriously injuring two riders when he caved in their faces with his head, requiring both men to have reconstructive surgery.

The 30th annual World's Ugliest Dog Contest came to a close in Petaluma, California, on Saturday as Zsa Zsa, an English bulldog with a bodacious tongue that dangles down to her chest, taking best -- er, worst?

South by Southwest SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk's plans to colonize Mars are "bodacious," says Buzz Aldrin, who, as part of NASA's July 1969 Apollo 11 mission, was one of the first men on the moon.

A man who prides himself on being a red-blooded embodiment of masculinity – with bodacious women there for the taking, big hands and more, political correctness be damned – has unleashed a wave of revulsion about that vision of manhood.

The studio didn't know how to market "Jennifer's Body"; the posters tried to appeal to teenage boys with a bodacious Megan Fox, but the movie was actually a sly and witty take on a toxic friendship between two girls.

Blink and you'll miss Lee in a scene in which Tony Stark, the civilian name of Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) steps out of a limo and struts down a red carpet, passing Lee, who is sandwiched between two bodacious blondes.

Drew Barrymore undergoes a makeover onscreen as a California real estate agent in the sexual doldrums who, after vomiting like something out of "The Exorcist," morphs into a bodacious huntress with a vigilante streak and a taste for human flesh.

From fawning over his bodacious bod and frosted tips to speculating wildly over his father's history with drugs, and from sneering at the level of his competition to begrudging his unusually high starting salary—it seems everyone has an opinion on Northcutt.

British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful received the Media Award in honor of American fashion writer and newspaper columnist, Eugenia Sheppard (given to him by Oprah, who referred to Enninful as "a bodacious man") and Naomi Campbell received the Icon Award.

It would be hard to overstate the impact of "The Kitchen Table Series" (1989-90), which combines panels of text and image to tell the story of a self-possessed woman with a "bodacious manner, varied talents, hard laughter, multiple opinions," as it reads.

When Revlon brand ambassador Ashley Graham marched into the company offices in New York City, dumped out her makeup bag, and got to work on a three-piece lip kit inspired by the bodacious reds she loves most, you had to know it was going to be popular.

These uplifting blues (a deep one called Riverside, as well as the lighter, aptly titled Airy Blue) appear alongside dependable, but unexpected, neutrals, like Sharkskin gray and Spicy Mustard yellow; all of those shades pop against the rest of the top 10, like warmer Aurora Red and pinkish-purply Bodacious.

It is called "Ballad of Bodacious." The Austrian ski company Blizzard Ski named their big mountain ski after Bodacious. Lastly, Short's Brewing Company named a double-Black IPA "Goodnight Bodacious" after Bodacious. Bodacious developed a hoof infection when he was 12 years old.

Also notable regarding Bodacious' career and BRO is that Bodacious was the 1995 BRO Bull of the Year. Bodacious was profiled on BRO telecasts on the Cowboy Lifestyle Network.

Bodacious bucked under two other names during his career. For a time, he bucked as "Skoal's Bodacious" when a tobacco company was sponsoring him. Later he bucked as "Dodge Bodacious" when he was representing an automotive company as a "spokesbull." The name Dodge Bodacious even appears on some of his PRCA awards and media material.

Bodacious bucked on the PRCA and BRO circuits in this season. In 1993, Terry Don West attempted Bodacious again, and Bodacious bucked him off and bruised his ribs. In 1993, Hedeman participated in the 1993 BRO World Finals, in Long Beach, California. He remained resolute in his determination to get a qualified ride on Bodacious.

He called Bodacious, "the baddest bull there has ever been." Then, in the 9th round of the NFR two nights later, bull rider Scott Breding drew Bodacious. Breding had attempted Bodacious two times before. Scott Breding gave him his final professional ride.

Bodacious bucked on the PRCA and PBR circuits in this season. In February 1995, according to the cowboys, Bodacious "learned a new trick, a sort of stutter hop on his front legs, followed by a faster, more powerful lift with his head". In Lufkin, Texas, at a PRCA event, Bubba Dunn took Bodacious on for a second time, and he scored 93 points. During this ride, Bodacious "creased the brim of Bubba’s hat and bruised his cheek".

Bodacious won his titles in 1995, and Bruiser won his in 2017. Bodacious is most well known for his serious injury to bull riding icon Tuff Hedeman. Coincidentally, Hedeman is the only bull rider to win the world champion bull rider title in both associations too. Not long after, Bodacious also seriously injured Scott Breding.

In 1991, H.D. attempted Bodacious three times. The first time Page attempted Bodacious was in Edmond, Oklahoma, in an IPRA sanctioned rodeo. According to Page, Bodacious "smashed my face pretty good on the way up". Then Page drew the bull a second time at his hometown in Ada, Oklahoma, in a $1,000-added PRCA event.

Initially, Andrews stored his semen. However, when the breeding organization, Buckers, Inc., was formed, Bodacious was its first client. The organization's goal were "keeping the legacy of Bodacious alive" and improving bull breeding.

Old videos of Bodacious taken from age 3 to age 5 show Bodacious practicing these methods. It didn't take long until bull riders at the local amateur rodeos refused to take on the yellow bull.

Bodacious became the test case for this model: "every stock contractor in the business wanted a bull as rank as Bodacious--especially if they were certain the calf was a legitimate son". Buckers registered and certified records of Bodacious' progeny resulting from semen collection. They also started collecting other top bulls' semen too. By 2003, Buckers had 11,000 cattle registered.

Bodacious only bucked on the PRCA circuit in this season. In 1992, soon after he bought the bull, Andrews took Bodacious to Houston, Texas, to one of the PRCA's biggest rodeos, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Hall of fame bull rider Cody Lambert was matched with Bodacious, who knocked him unconscious. Later in 1992, Bubba Dunn drew the bull at Lufkin, Texas.

After the incident in which Bodacious injured Hedeman and the bull's subsequent retirement, there was a significant cultural shift in the sport of bull riding. Originally the riders were the focus of the sport, but Bodacious made bulls themselves into popular athletes: many fans knew the name of Bodacious but not that of the injured rider. After Bodacious became so popular with fans, his popularity expanded to other bulls, such as Asteroid, Bushwacker, and Dillinger. Stock contractors started making money from all types of activities, not just bucking them: marketing, futurities, licensing, and breeding.

Since Dunn was unfamiliar with the bull, he asked Andrews about him; Andrews told him the bull had "a lot of down", which meant Dunn should watch out for the bull's head meeting up with his own. Dunn made the whistle at eight seconds and became the first rider to make a professional qualified ride on Bodacious. Two months after Dunn rode Bodacious, Canadian Greg Schlosser drew Bodacious in San Antonio, Texas. Earlier, Lambert had warned Schlosser about Bodacious, saying that the bull was one of the baddest bulls he had been on.

He also became the second bull (after Bodacious) to win both titles: PBR World Champion Bull and PRCA Bucking Bull of the Year titles. Both bulls won their two titles in the same year. Bruiser in 2017, and Bodacious in 1995.

His owner, Sammy Andrews, then retired Bodacious. He died at age 12 in 2000.

This time he wore a protective vest. His qualified ride on Bodacious won him the round. The score between them now was 2-2. The qualified ride on Bodacious marked the first time the bull had been ridden in two years. In June 1995, at a PBR event in Nashville, Tennessee, Australian bull rider Rodney Lidgard drew Bodacious in Round 1 and bucked off the bull in 1.30 seconds. The judges decided that was enough time to give the bull an outstanding bull score of 48 points, which is very rare. In May 1995, at a PBR event in Charlotte, North Carolina, multiple hall of fame cowboy Ty Murray drew Bodacious in round 1. He bucked off the bull in 1.70 seconds. Bodacious was given a bull score of 44 points, a relatively low score.

"I don't know," Custer said later, stunned, "He does something to get your feet behind you." 1994 also marked the first year that Bodacious also bucked on the PBR circuit. At an elite Bud Light Cup (BLC) event in Nashville, Tennessee, Scott Breding bucked off Bodacious just short of the 8-second whistle. Then later that year at a PBR event in Guthrie, Oklahoma, 1994 PRCA World Champion bull rider Daryl Mills bucked off Bodacious.

In September 1995, at a PBR event in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Clint Branger rode Bodacious. The bull had bucked off Branger in 1994, but at the Bullnanza event held at the Lazy E Arena, Branger evened the score, riding the bull for 92 points. Bodacious was given a bull score of 46 points for the outing. In September 1995, during the Championship round of a PBR event, also in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Jerome Davis drew Bodacious.

Hedeman drew the bull a month later at a rodeo in Tampa, Florida. That time, Hedeman's hand came loose from the bull rope at five and a half seconds and though he hung on a bit longer, Bodacious threw him just before the eight-second mark. Andrews took Bodacious to the 1992 National Finals Rodeo (NFR) that year in Las Vegas, Nevada. Andrews was nervous about the night that Jim "Razor" Sharp had drawn Bodacious.

Since Bodacious' death, fans and journalists debate whether Bodacious was really the best bucking bull. > It's probably true that the bull scared cowboys into allowing themselves to > be slingshotted. Every bull rider’s worst fear is getting jerked down onto a > bull’s head, and cowboys who stayed on Bodacious beyond the first two jumps > usually got hurt. Of the bull’s 127 wins, more than a few were likely the > result of cowboys deciding to let him... But if you ask top cowboys, the > hype got hooked to a bull that deserved most of it. "I don’t have fond > memories of him, but Bodacious was the best ever," says Cody Lambert.

The prototype Bodacious won the Reserve Grand Champion Ultralight award at the 2012 EAA AirVenture Oshkosh airshow.

Bodacious bucked on the PRCA, BRO and PBR circuits in this season. In 1994, Terry Don West attempted Bodacious a third time, and it nearly killed him. It was at a PRCA event at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in Houston, Texas. He opted out of wearing any protection during the ride.

Under Andrews' ownership, Bodacious bucked professionally on the PRCA and PBR circuits. Bodacious bucked for two years in the PBR, in 1994 and 1995. He bucked for four years in the PRCA, from 1992 to 1995. He also bucked for three years in the Bull Riders Only (BRO) circuit from 1993 to 1995.

Bodacious really liked to get in the air. And every time he jumped, he usually brought a bull rider forward," putting riders in position to injure them with his head. On January 23, 2013, the PBR published an article about the greatest bulls where they took a survey of bull riding fans and the two most mentioned bulls were Bodacious and Little Yellow Jacket. On June 29, 2015, the PBR published an article about the memorable bulls of the PBR and listed Bodacious "as one of the most famous bulls of all time.

West was not able to compete the following night nor to take on Bodacious by Saturday night at their scheduled time. Thus, West's fifth ride with Bodacious never took place. Fox nevertheless donated the money to the children's hospital. This meant that Bo's retirement stayed in effect, and at that time, it was well along the second year.

West was not able to compete the following night nor to take on Bodacious by Saturday night at their scheduled time. Thus, West's fifth ride with Bodacious never took place. This meant that Bo's retirement stayed in effect, and at that time, it was well along the second year. Fox nevertheless donated the money to the children's hospital.

Each of those bulls lived at Andrews' ranch at the time. Bodacious also sired Bo Howdy, who debuted in 2002 as a PBR bull. One of Bodacious' most successful sons is a bull that Andrews bred who is competing as of 2017. His name is Midnight Bender, and Andrews is bucking him on the PRCA circuit.

H. D. Page rode, bred, and hauled Bodacious' progeny. This gave him a bit of unique insight into the bull. He was initially unimpressed, but then he saw some very good progeny, especially from his daughters. Page also understands what it takes to promote a sire, and points out that Bob Tallman promoted Bodacious better than anyone.

Schlosser had flown in all the way from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and was undeterred after traveling so far. Schlosser made the whistle and scored 82 points on Bodacious. Meanwhile, Bodacious had grown into his full adult weight of . He had gained several hundred pounds since starting his career on the PRCA, and developed massive muscles including a "bulging neck".

Out of the three bulls that have been inducted , two of them are also in the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. Tornado was inducted in 1979. Bodacious was inducted in 1999. Bodacious was the only bull to win the PRCA Bucking Bull of the Year and the PBR World Champion Bull in 1995, until Bruiser did it in 2017.

Bodacious DF is a 1973 rock album, the only release by the short-lived band of the same name. After leaving Jefferson Airplane in 1971, founder Marty Balin produced an album by the band Grootna in 1972. He then formed the band Bodacious DF with Grootna members Vic Smith and Greg Dewey (also from Country Joe & the Fish), as well as Mark Ryan (from Quicksilver Messenger Service) and Charlie Hickox. The band broke up shortly after the album was released; Balin joined Jefferson Starship in 1975, and frequently performed the Bodacious songs "The Witcher" and "Driving Me Crazy".

Terry Don West is best known for riding the infamous bull Bodacious. He also has five world champion bull rider titles between the PRCA, IPRA and BRO. West had attempted Bodacious four times and gotten a qualified ride twice. The 1996 BRO World Championships were held April 3-5, 1997 at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

He also pre-purchased additional insurance. Bodacious may have been inactive for almost two years, but "Bo hasn't forgotten how to buck," said West. However, two nights before the match scheduled with Bodacious, West had a match with a bull named Bananarama. Bananarama fell back against the chute while West was getting ready, pinning West and resulting in two black eyes, a broken ankle, and a concussion.

Aldo and Jack try to retrace their summer steps to find the "bogus" ring. This book contains B vocabulary words like behemoth, blithely, bounding and bodacious.

Doc: Another world? You mean to say such a thing exists? Truly bodacious... He is present in both the "Home World" and "Alternate World", largely having the same characteristics.

Records were not kept as scrupulously in Bodacious' time, but the majority of sources say riders attempted Bodacious at least 135 times. Of those 135 attempts, around eight to ten qualified rides were made on the bull by approximately seven different cowboys. Bull riders who rode him twice include Bubba Dunn, Clint Branger, and Terry Don West. Tuff Hedeman, Jim Sharp, Greg Schossler, and Legs Stevenson each made a qualified ride on him once.

He also weighed young Bodacious at . Sumner never named the bull either due to not feeling sure his bucking ability would give him a good chance at a rodeo career.

Buckers, Inc. registered and certified records of Bodacious' progeny that could be documented via semen collection. They also started collecting other top bulls' semen. By 2003, Buckers had 11,000 cattle registered.

Prime examples of these include 1992 spots for the Bubble Bomber vehicle featuring Raphael in military fatigues and Bodacious Birthday figures where a surprise party was thrown in the Turtles' sewer lair.

SweetPro’s Bruiser #32Y (born March 2, 2011) is the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) World Champion Bull for 2016, 2017, and 2018. He is one of only two bucking bulls to win the title in three consecutive years. He is also the 2017 Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA) Bucking Bull of the Year. Bruiser and Bodacious are the only bulls to win both titles and they also did it in the same year: Bruiser did it in 2017 and Bodacious in 1995.

Bodacious was to be brought out of retirement one final time in the spring of 1997. On Saturday, April 5, 1997, Terry Don West planned to take on Bodacious for a fifth and final time in an attempt to break their 2-2 tie. Fox Television talked West into it, with the $10,000 purse being donated to Sunrise Children's Hospital. This event was to cap off the $1 million Wrangler Bull Riders Only (BRO) 1996 World Championships at the Thomas & Mack Center.

He believes that the quality of bulls like Bodacious changed bull riding. When Bodacious retired, stock contractors and Tallman started pondering the question of how to continue raising that quality of bulls. In 1992, Tallman and Andrews were venting about dishonest bull breeders "who advertised bulls by famous sires like Oscar or Red Rock, when in actuality the bulls came from some obscure sale barn". Naturally buyers were refusing to pay top dollar for bulls whose sires and lineage could not be verified.

In the winter of 1991, when a rancher named Jess Kephart came by McCann's auction yard in Kenton, Oklahoma, looking for herd and bucking bulls, the yellow calf that McCann had culled appealed to him. Kephart purchased the calf from McCann and took the bull home to Longdale, Oklahoma. He branded the then-unnamed Bodacious with "J" for his first initial. When the young bull was three years old, Kephart decided Bodacious wasn't what he wanted in a herd bull.

West had attempted Bodacious four times and gotten a qualified ride twice. In 1991, at a PRCA event, two-time World Bull Riding Champion Terry Don West rode Bodacious for West's first of two qualified rides. His ride went down in history as the first qualified ride on the as yet unknown bull, and the prize money bore that out, as West won only $181. His ride was the first qualified ride, yet it was not the first qualified professional ride.

From 1993 to 1995, Bodacious had been out of competition for long periods due to an injury; however, he returned as a more dangerous animal, having developed a new bucking move "involving him bringing his rear up with his head to the ground, luring a rider to shift his weight forward, and then thrusting his head up full force, to smash the rider in the face". He was jerked down by Bodacious upon exiting the chutes, so the bull could thrust his head up and smash Hedeman’s face, shattering every major facial bone. Hedeman managed to walk out of the arena, but required several hours of reconstructive surgery for his face. He spent less than two months recuperating, and at the NFR later that year, he drew Bodacious again — this time, in round 7.

His ABBI registration number is 1000078. When Bodacious died in 2000, he had 23 sons who had professional outs. This earned him the top spot on the all-time producing sire's list at that time.

Bodacious, born in 1988 on the Merrick Ranch in the Arbuckle Mountains of Oklahoma, was a Charolais/Brahman crossbred known as a Charbray. Bodacious was born a unique yellow color, which was the only thing that distinguished him from the rest of the herd, most of whom were gray-blues and creams. Bill McCann, co-owner of Geary Livestock Auction, near Okeene, Oklahoma, regularly bought cattle from the Merrick Ranch and resold them at auction. In one of the loads he bought, he remembered a yellow calf.

His sire is 009 Show Time and his dam is Page T8. Show Time's grandsire is Wolfdancer. Show Time's granddam is AR 009, a daughter of Bodacious. Show Time was a two-time PBR World Finalist.

He was actually a stunt double for Baldwin. Hedeman was instrumental in starting the Professional Bull Riders. In 1995, he won the PBR World Championship despite an encounter with Bodacious that resulted in numerous broken bones in his face.

" This time, Hedeman scored 95 points on Bodacious in his third attempt on him. Hedeman felt this ride was the best in his career. He explained "the judges told me they wished I hadn't been the first guy out.

Under his new manager Jim Cornette, Polchlopek recreated the Midnight Express tag team as "Bodacious Bart" with partner Bombastic Bob. The team had limited success, though they did hold the NWA World Tag Team Championship for a brief period in 1998.

Bodacious spent his retirement on the Andrews Rodeo Company Ranch. He could be found relaxing in the pasture or mating under natural cover. He mated with a total of 120 cows in his retirement. Otherwise, he might be on a tour.

Tuff, > who tried the bull four times, rode him the third and almost died the > fourth, says Bodacious was one of the rankest bulls of all time, even though > "by the end he was basically a cheap shot artist who would Sunday punch > you." Sammy says the bull’s fame has to do with timing. Bodacious was a > world-class athlete, but more important, he came along as TV was providing > the sport with more coverage, he got tried by the best and, let’s face it, > he was amazing to watch... "Lord only knows, rodeo needs heroes," says > Sammy.

Also in May 1995, also in the same round, a cowboy recorded only by his last name of Willard drew Bodacious. He bucked off the bull in 1.60 seconds. Again, the judges decided this short buckoff qualified for an outstanding bull score of 48 points.

Blue-frosted eye shadow remained a staple of late 1990s makeup, although silver was ideal look. Dark eyeliner was considered bodacious. Pale, shiny lips became desirable, as lip gloss largely replaced lipstick. An alternative for those who did not like metallics were purples and browns.

His pedigree also contained a line to the champion bull Bodacious. He is also brother to the bull Apollo, who is also related to Bodacious and is the Championship Bull Riding (CBR) 2007 Bull of the Finals. Code Blue's home base was with Wagoner on his Silver Valley Ranch in Silver Valley, North Carolina, which Wagoner had been running for over 20 years at the time of Code Blue's competition days. Wagoner made adjustments to his life for Code Blue, mostly to travel around the country - bulls used for competition need time out of the trailer to relax and exercise, thus doubling the time necessary to get to their destination.

"He was like a monster once he matured. Even the good guys were very scared of him. You’d see world champions ride him for a jump or two and then get off." This time, Hedeman scored 95 points on Bodacious in his third attempt on him.

Show Time's granddam was AR 009, a daughter of Bodacious. Show Time was a two- time PBR World Finalist. Page 510/4's grandsire was Mossy Oak Mudslinger. Mossy Oak Mudslinger was also a D&H; Cattle Company bull, and he won the 2006 PBR World Champion Bull title.

April 27, 2006. Retrieved on 2008-02-02. While TV Guide called Vala a "saucy [and] bodacious babe who immediately clicked with viewers", GateWorld's Darren Sumner and TheScifiWorld's Gilles Nuytens commented on her "warm reception..by fans" and her being "an instant hit with fans of the show".

On discharge, the swelling of his face was so extreme that his own young son could not recognize him. In December 1995 at the NFR, Hedeman drew Bodacious for the last time in the seventh round of the finals, part of the Championship round, about two months after his previous bout with the bull. Hedeman "had lost twenty-five pounds and his body was still healing, but he’d managed to qualify for the National Finals Rodeo anyway". When it was Bodacious he drew, he climbed onto the bull's back in the chute to secure his eligibility to ride the following night, but he let the bull go out without him when the chute opened.

Then-CEO Randy Bernard at the PBR was so impressed that he bought out Buckers and renamed the company to American Bucking Bull, Inc. He sold 19 shares of ABBI for $25,000 each. The first bucking bull registered by the ABBI was Bodacious, also the first bull in the Buckers, Inc., database.

He is also one of the co-founders of the PBR. In 1999, the PBR honored him with the PBR Legends and Heroes Celebration: Ring of Honor. He is known for having been one of rodeo icon Lane Frost's closest friends. Hedeman and the infamous bucking bull Bodacious had a few historic clashes.

Furthermore he was not afraid to confront Splinter when their sensei had taken the orphans with him to prevent them from training as Foot Ninja. Eventually he convinced Splinter to listen to him and won their debate. Nonetheless Michelangelo is still as fun-loving a turtle as in other bodacious versions of himself.

The bull won the PRCA Bucking Bull of the Year title in 2016. "Midnight Bender does not have a reputation of injuring and alienating cowboys. But like Bodacious, Midnight Bender bucks with an attitude and some altitude". According to Andrews, the bull spends a lot of time in the air and kicks hard.

The bull gives quite a show when he bucks, and the riders all like him. At times the bull is reminiscent of Bodacious in some of his movements, even the difficult ones. But Andrews claims this bull is rideable. ProBullStats as of May 2017 shows the bull has 32 attempts with 6 rides.

Randy Bernard at the PBR was so impressed that he bought out Buckers and renamed the company to American Bucking Bull. He sold 19 shares of the ABBI for $25,000 apiece. The first bucking bull registered on the ABBI is Bodacious as he is the first bull in the Buckers, Inc., database.

Chris Shivers is still the holder of many records in the PBR and a 2013 Ring of Honor holder. Another Ring of Honor holder is bull rider Tuff Hedeman, one of the riders who conquered Bodacious. Hedeman competed in the PBR and the PRCA. He is also in the ProRodeo Hall of Fame.

"By the time the boy pulled free, the bull had nearly gone over the fence". "After that, he had a goal: airmail those cowboys." According to Sumner, something happened to Bodacious after that, and he decided "he didn't want anybody on him or near him". He learned more effective ways to buck people off.

Listing of the Best Kept Secret album on Discogs.com, (accessed March 5, 2015). He continued to tour, sometimes performing with fellow ex-Temptation such as Glenn Leonard and working on his second album tentatively titled Bodacious until he replaced Eban Brown as lead singer of The Stylistics. "The Official Home Of The Stylistics". Thestylistics.org.

When the spaniel flirts him, Krazy is flattered and becomes obliged to try his luck. Krazy enters the venue and meets up with the other contestants. The other contestants laugh at him because of his short stature but Krazy keeps his cool. After a few moments, the games begin and the first challenge involves taming a bodacious bronco.

His ABBI registration number is 1000078. When Bodacious died in 2000, he had 23 sons who had professional "outs", meaning that they had bucked in rodeos sanctioned by the PRCA or the PBR. This earned him "the top spot on the all-time producing sire's list" at that time. The RSR, transferred to American Bucking Bull, Inc.

"I hope this is the last time they buck that bull. He will kill somebody," said West, who was the reigning PRCA World Bull Riding Champion at the time. West nervously climbed into Bodacious' pen for a photography session at Harrah's. The bull was accompanied by a familiar cow and two calves to keep him calm.

He also pre-purchased additional insurance. "Bo hasn't forgotten how to buck," said West. However, two nights before the match scheduled with Bodacious, West had a match with a bull named Bananarama. Bananarama fell back against the chute while West was getting ready, pinning West and resulting in two black eyes, a broken ankle, and a concussion.

On December 27th, 2013 Man Factory released Street Fight! Round 3 which is available for free streaming through their bandcamp page. Round 3 concludes the Street Fighter Rock Opera in the most bodacious way possible. Upon the momentous completion of the project, Man Factory received coverage from Nintendo Life, Game Informer, Joystiq, and Polygon among others.

Bodacious burst out of the chute, and then he jumped to the side once. Then he charged forward, which sent his rear legs over Custer's head. "For a moment, it looked as if Custer could withstand the force", but then he was thrown, a horn nicking his cheek. Custer only made two seconds on the bull.

But I think the fans out there would love to see me matched up with him." The president of BRO, Shaw Sullivan, assured everyone that Bodacious would not be put into a draw. "It'll be a match," Sullivan said. "With West matched against him, it would be the rankest bull in the world and the rankest bull rider.

"I hope this is the last time they buck that bull. He will kill somebody," said West, who was the reigning PRCA World Bull Riding Champion at the time. West nervously climbed into Bodacious' pen for a photography session at Harrah's. The bull was accompanied by a familiar cow and two calves to keep him calm.

Buckers also became the manager of Bo's marketing. During Bodacious' retirement life, his owner obtained a New York agent to manage public appearances. He was taken on tour to state fairs, rodeos, and casinos around the United States. He appeared as a celebrity guest at Harrah's Las Vegas and the Silverton Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

He later pled guilty to 29 counts of securities violations. He was released from prison in 2004. The government charged that Paul had used bank funds for personal reasons such as making improvements on his home and paying the expenses on his $7 million yacht "Grand Cru." In addition the bank had also bought the sailboat "Bodacious" for $233,000.

This has led to criticism that the breeding has resulted in excessively aggressive and dangerous animals. Notable bucking bulls include Bodacious, Bruiser, Bushwacker, Chicken on a Chain, Dillinger, Little Yellow Jacket and Skoal Pacific Bell. A bull named Panhandle Slim has had four clones, with identical bucking patterns, that qualified for the Professional Bull Riders World Finals.

The Bodacious was a project started as a Legal Eagle ultralight, but was redesigned to become an enclosed aircraft. The aircraft is a single engine, strut-braced, high wing ultralight with conventional landing gear. The aluminum spar wings use wooden ribs and fold rearward for towing or storage. The aircraft is covered with Oratex, a pre- colored covering used in model aircraft building.

Wilsong's whole breeding program was to buy cattle and see if they could buck. The idea of registering bucking bulls originated in 1992 with Bob Tallman and Sammy Andrews. Tallman is a fifth generation cattleman and a ProRodeo Hall of Fame rodeo announcer. Andrews is a stock contractor who owned Bodacious, a bull infamous for his severe injuries to riders, especially Tuff Hedeman.

It also features Aguilera's "all curves"; TJ from Neon Limelight called the cover "sizzling" and wrote that it features her "bodacious curves on full display". Rebecca Macatee of E! Online labelled the artwork "an R-rated recreation" of "Genie in a Bottle". MTV Buzzworthy's Byron Flitsch praised the cover, calling it "a stunning cover art that has rendered us totally speechless".

Mark X. Laskowski (born March 15, 1968 in Parma, Ohio) is an American voice actor. He is known for many roles in anime dubs for ADV Films and Seraphim Digital/Sentai Filmworks, such as Shinpachi Shimura from Gintama the Movie, Kobungo Inuta from Hakkenden, K from Puni Puni Poemi, Flint from the Bodacious Space Pirates movie, and Tweedledim from the Mardock Scramble movies.

The bull scored 47 points, one of the bull's highest scores as well. A bull Snyder never rode, but worth mentioning is Mossy Oak Mudslinger, a World Champion and Brand of Honor bull. Snyder made it to the 4 second mark each time. Snyder rode a son of Bodacious named Bo Howdy in Greenville, South Carolina, in March 2005, and scored 87.50 points.

Though originally characterized as a cheeky lovable rogue, Mickey was rebranded over time as a nice guy, usually seen as an honest and bodacious hero. In 2009, Disney began to rebrand the character again by putting less emphasis on his friendly, well-meaning persona and reintroducing the more menacing and stubborn sides of his personality, beginning with the video game Epic Mickey.

Bodacious sired many progeny that competed in the PRCA and PBR. These included bulls such as Bo's Excuse, Erks Me, and Fender Bender. On June 6, 2008, four of his sons performed throughout the weekend at the Rodeo Killeen, in Killeen, Texas, in its 61st year at the time. Those sons included Red Onion, Pull the Trigger, and Fender Bender.

But at a rodeo outside Okeene, Oklahoma, a rookie got his hand caught in his bull rope at the top of the bull's back. When the rider started flailing around the side of the bull, trying to dislodge his hand, Bodacious panicked. The bull spun, jumped, and kicked, trying to get free of the rider. He kicked so high he almost flipped over.

At that time, Sharp was already a two-time world champion. Sharp expected to ride this bull who was much better than average, but whose full reputation had not been established yet. After Bodacious came out of the chute, he turned back, then he threw Sharp off pretty hard because Sharp made "two-and-a-half flips in the air".

The daughter of immigrants from the Dominican Republic, Mendez was raised in New York City. She is an alumna of Manhattan's Bayard Rustin High School for the Humanities and Morris Brown College in Atlanta. As the granddaughter of merengue artist Joseíto Mateo,Bold and Bodacious: Christina Mendez from www.ladivalatina.com Summer 2009 Mendez had exposure to the entertainment business from an early age.

Farr 400 Rock and Roll sailing off Newport Beach California Farr 40 1 Ton Bodacious racing on San Francisco Bay Farr Yacht Design, founded by Bruce Farr in Auckland, New Zealand, is a racing yacht design firm based in Annapolis, Maryland, United States. The firm is led by Patrick Shaughnessy. Its yachts measure from to . Farr develops custom and production yachts, including: interiors, sails, and hull design.

After some consideration, he officially retired in 1999. He was leading the PBR World Standings in 1998 at the time of his injury. Hedeman is one of the estimated seven to ten riders to have ever ridden Bodacious for the qualified 8 seconds, with the stand-out ride being a 95-point ride at the 1993 Bull Riders Only (BRO) World Finals in Long Beach, California.

Williams' albums with Capitol Records include a self-titled album in 1982, Stay With Me (1983), Bodacious! (1984), No More Tears (1986). "C'est La Vie", track 3 on his 1984 album, was later covered in 1986 by singer-songwriter Robbie Nevil, who also co-wrote the song in 1984. After his third Capitol release, Williams signed with Light Records and returned to his roots in Gospel music.

He tried wearing a hockey mask for the ride. It took less than four seconds for Bodacious to use the same move that he did on Hedeman to fracture Scott's left eye socket and cheekbone. He also broke his nose and knocked him unconscious. After treatment, Breding was released from University Medical Center and attended the remainder of the NFR but did not compete further.

Though officially retired, Bodacious did buck at a few non-sanctioned events in 1996 before being permanently retired. One such out came at the now defunct Original Coors Showdown Rodeo in Phoenix, Arizona, against bull rider Bryan Barker, whom the bull proceeded to buck off in under 3 seconds, earning a bull score of 48. This was his last known appearance at a rodeo.

The medication used to cure the infection damaged his kidneys, and as a result, he died of kidney failure at 12 years of age in 2000. He died in his holding pen at the Andrew Rodeo Company Ranch on May 16, 2000. In 2004, The Houston Rodeo and Livestock Show had a miniature bucking chute manufactured and gave it to Andrews for Bodacious' grave.

Sumner took the bull as an amateur to a few rodeo events sanctioned by the International Professional Rodeo Association (IPRA) and the PRCA in 1991. D&H; Cattle Company is a well-known and respected stock contractor. However, both father Dillon Page, and son H.D. Page were both professional bull riders prior to being stock contractors and bull breeders. Later the Pages bred and hauled Bodacious' progeny.

IPSP claimed association with many dignitaries in senator, deputy, and executive positions in its global, regional or local chapters. Columnist Steve Blow of The Dallas Morning News has referred to such positions as bodacious credentials. Columnist Bernard Levin of The Times wrote in 1994 that one could join the Parliament for just $140. IPSP reportedly awarded titles of nobility and handed out medals for artistic merit and the pursuit of peace.

"Mōretsu Uchū Kōkyōkyoku Dai 7 Gakushō 'Mugen no Ai'" and "Lost Child" are, respectively, the opening and the ending themes of the anime series Bodacious Space Pirates. Director of the anime Tatsuo Satō described "Mōretsu Uchū Kōkyōkyoku Dai 7 Gakushō 'Mugen no Ai'" as "a song, very descriptive of Moretsu. I am absolutely amazed". The song was written, composed and arranged by Kenichi Maeyamada; Marty Friedman (ex-Megadeth) provided guitar.

He was bucked off the bull in 6.60 seconds, who was given a bull score of 46 points. In October 1995 at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Hedeman drew Bodacious. His confidence was high, his riding percentage was high, and he was the point leader by "an insurmountable three hundred points". Hedeman felt sure he would ride the bull this time.

One day when Sumner was watching the bull roam around his pasture near Goltry, Oklahoma, he realized he might have a major league bull. He contacted his friend Sammy Andrews of the Andrews Rodeo Company in Addielou, Texas, a third-generation stock contractor. Sumner sold him to Andrews in 1992 for $7,500. Andrews gave Bodacious his name, and hauled the bull to buck at rodeos for his entire professional career.

From 1993 to 1995, Bodacious had been out of competition for long periods due to an injury; however, he returned as a more dangerous animal, having developed a new bucking move "involving him bringing his rear up with his head to the ground, luring a rider to shift his weight forward, and then thrusting his head up full force, to smash the rider in the face". An article in the New Yorker described the encounter: > This time, a split second after leaving the chute, the bull bucked forward > with all his might. Hedeman did what riders are supposed to do: he leaned > high over the bull’s shoulders and flung his arm back as a counterbalance. > But just as he came forward, Bodacious threw his head back—smashing it > square into Hedeman’s face. Hedeman stayed on somehow, his hand twisted in > the rope, only to get head-butted again, thrown into the air, and bounced > off the bull’s back like a rag doll.

Michael Polchlopek (born December 27, 1965) is an American retired professional wrestler and former mixed martial artist. He is best known for his appearances with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) from 1993 to 1999 under the ring names Bart Gunn and Bodacious Bart, as well as his appearances with All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) from 1998 to 2002 and with New Japan Pro- Wrestling (NJPW) from 2002 to 2004 as Mike Barton.

They were saving some room, on the chance that there would possibly be a better ride. But when it was over they said they'd have marked me higher if I'd ridden last. Sammy Andrews, who owned Bodacious, said he'd have marked me 98 or 99, and that it was the best ride he'd ever seen". There are those who consider it the greatest ride in history, "a near perfect exhibition of balance and anticipation.

In round 10 of the next day, December 11, 1995, the gate opened to reveal Sammy Andrews and then a yellow bull flashed out of a chute without a rider. Andrews announced that his famous bull was officially retired. The crowd was both shocked and relieved. Bodacious was 7 years old at the time, still in his prime. "I didn’t want to be the guy who let him kill someone," he said.

Articles about him appeared in Sports Illustrated, GQ, and Penthouse. He appeared in advertising for Bud Light. He also was featured on merchandise, including items such as belt buckles and watches from Montana Silversmiths, a limited commemorative edition Winchester Rifle by A&A; Entraving, and T-shirts. Prior to his death, "Wrangler had just issued a new Bodacious T-shirt and "Bo" was featured, along with Tuff Hedeman, in advertising for Bud Light".

Beau is a sizable bull, like his sire, weighing in around . He isn't quite as fast as his sire, but he's fast enough to be a Championship round bull. In 2002, the PRCA awarded the Andrews Rodeo Company the Stock Contractor of the Year award. His ability to produce quality stock is earmarked by his hall of fame bull, Bodacious, and his history of producing great bucking stock, both bulls and broncs.

McLaughlin has taught at the Paier College of Art in Hamden, Connecticut, and Guy Gilchrist's Cartoonist's Academy in Simsbury, Connecticut. He co-developed the literacy program "Writing to Read" for the JHM Corporation through Nova University, in which comic-book storytelling was used to teach and encourage reading. His books include How to Draw Those Bodacious Bad Babes of Comics (Renaissance Books, 2000, ) and How to Draw Monsters for Comics (Renaissance Books, 2001, ), both with Mike Gold.

The turtles were also well known for their use of idiomatic expressions characteristic of the surfer lingo of the time, especially by Michelangelo. Words and phrases included "bummer", "dude", "bogus", "radical", "far-out", "tubuloso", "bodacious", and possibly the most recognized, "cowabunga". The cast included new and different characters, such as Bebop and Rocksteady and the Neutrinos. Original characters such as Splinter, Shredder, and the Foot Soldiers stayed true to the comics in appearance and alignment only.

Rejoining the team he had helped to establish, Balin became a permanent member of Jefferson Starship in 1975; over the next three years, he contributed to and sang lead on four top-20 hits, including "Miracles" (No. 3, a Balin original), "With Your Love" (No. 12, a collaboration between Balin, former Jefferson Airplane drummer Joey Covington, and former Grootna/Bodacious DF lead guitarist Vic Smith), Jesse Barish's "Count on Me" (No. 8), and N.Q. Dewey's "Runaway" (No. 12).

After the model series was cancelled, it was announced that the models would be replaced with computer animation. AMS has also worked with many broadcasters televising national sports spots using their in house satellite booths. Since 2005, AMS has produced over 200 hours of original programming including several feature-length documentaries. In 2007, AMS created the documentary Bodacious Boots featuring the history and cultural impact of the cowboy boot especially within the context of Texas History.

Another successful son of Bodacious is Beaver Creek Beau, owned by Chad Berger Bucking Bulls and partners, who has been bucking on the elite BFTS circuit since 2013. He ranked in the top 20 on the BFTS in 2016 and was very close to being a world champion bull contender. At all levels, he's been ridden 8 times of 98 attempts. At the BFTS level, he's been ridden 6 times out of 60 outs as of mid-2017.

Spitfire is the third album by the rock band Jefferson Starship. Released in 1976, a year after the chart-topping Red Octopus, it quickly scaled the charts, peaking for six consecutive weeks at #3 in Billboard and attaining a RIAA platinum certification. The album features writing contributions from members of singer Marty Balin's former band Bodacious DF, as well as Jesse Barish, who became one of Balin's frequent collaborators. Stereo and quadraphonic mixes of the album were released.

In 1994, Playmates, in an attempt capitalize on toy lines like Mighty Max and Polly Pocket, shrunk the Turtles down to an equally small size in a sub-line simply named "Mini Mutants". These were "Turtle Transport Combos" which contained one figure and two vehicles. "Bodacious Battlesets" which were four playsets which could connect via bridges/platforms; these included one figure. "Turtle Top Playsets" were a characters head which would open into a double decker playset; these included three figures.

The final effect was of a hoedown where bodacious babes belted the blues in Bulgarian while a punk- klezmer band rocked out in accompaniment. The genre of this incarnation of ChoHo is described by the band as “Klezmer-Punk/Balkan-Funk”. Recordings of Charming Hostess Big Band include Eat (Vaccination, 1998) and Punch (ReR, 2005). Charming Hostess Big Band was: Jewlia Eisenberg (voice, direction), Carla Kihlstedt (voice, fiddle), Nina Rolle (voice, accordion), Wes Anderson (drums), Nils Frykdahl (guitar, flute, saxophone, percussion), and Dan Rathbun (bass).

On July 19, 1997, Santana lost by disqualification to "Playboy" Jonathon Luvstruk w/Bodacious Pretty Boy in the finals of the United States title tournament at RCW's Battleground event. On August 8, 2009, Santana defeated Jerome Hendrix at RCW's Rumblemania 6 event. On May 6, 2012, Santana defeated Tokyo Dragon w/Rich Rogers in tournament final to become RCW champion at RCW's Rumblemania 8 event. On May 10, 2013, Santana and Tokyo Dragon defeated Mad Russian, Jack Molson and Rich Rogers in a title vs.

Thurston and West made the only qualified rides in the championship round. West was reported as saying he would ride the infamous bull Bodacious in a sponsored match for the Bull Riders Only Championship in April 1997. The plan at that point was to bring the bull out of retirement to face West or another cowboy if West was not signed up by BRO officials in time for the week of October 3-5. The event was planned to take place in Las Vegas.

In GQ Magazine, he was described as, "the fiercest competitor of his generation...lethal, a legend, the Michael Jordan of barnyard brutes... a combination of Babe Ruth, Secretariat, and Sonny Liston." Bodacious bucked on the PBR Premier Series at least five times, and scored over 45+ points all but one of those times. His average is 46.4 which puts him second in the ProBullStats Historical Ranking, with Dillinger still being in first place. He has an 80% buck off rate on the Premier Series alone.

He was able to further refine the combination of performance art, drag act, gay go-go dancer, cabaret singer, lounge MC, etc. as a performance art dancer who performed at such legendary New York clubs as Club 57, the Pyramid Club, Danceteria, The Palladium, Paradise Garage and Andy Warhol's Underground. His backup singers, "The Bodacious TaTa's" were often mistaken for drag queens but always consisted of female singers and dancers including Micki French, Wendy Wild, April Palmieri, and Myra Schiller. His costumes were designed by Katy K, who occasionally sat in with the TaTa's.

Fergusons and Schancks moved back to Gambier OH and Schanck became the head of the A.C.L.U. in Akron, and worked with others to organize auto and steel workers. Ferguson and his wife, Demila went on to work in New York City in 1941. In the 1940s the ACLU was caught up in the "Red Scare," and Schanck's helping organize steel and auto workers was considered by some as a communist activity. Along with seven others, he was indicted for absconding with a compromised ballot boxThe Bodacious Ballot Box Burglary, Eileen Brand, 2009State v.

"C'est la Vie" is a song by American singer-songwriter Robbie Nevil, from his self-titled debut album in 1986. The song was first recorded by gospel singer Beau Williams for his album Bodacious! (1984). Written by Nevil, with Duncan Pain and Mark Holding, Nevil recorded the song for his eponymous debut album, and it was released as the first single. Nevil's single spent two weeks at number two on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in January 1987 and remained in the top 40 for 16 weeks, becoming his highest-charting US hit.

Bull rider Shane Thurston came in second place with an 84 on the bull Nitro. Thurston and West made the only qualified rides in the championship round. West was reported as saying he would ride the infamous bull Bodacious in a sponsored match for the Bull Riders Only Championship in April 1997. The plan at that point was to bring the bull out of retirement to face West or another cowboy if West was not signed up by BRO officials in time for the week of October 3–5.

Katz, who is coauthor of a highly regarded cryptography textbook, called Koblitz's article "snobbery at its purest"; and Wigderson, who is a permanent member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, accused Koblitz of "slander." Ivan Damgård later wrote a position paper at ICALP 2007 on the technical issues, and it was recommended by Scott Aaronson as a good in-depth analysis. Brian Snow, former Technical Director of the Information Assurance Directorate of the U.S. National Security Agency, recommended the Koblitz-Menezes paper "The brave new world of bodacious assumptions in cryptography" to the audience at the RSA Conference 2010 Cryptographers Panel.

The Headbangers later lost the championship to The New Midnight Express (Bombastic Bob and Bodacious Bart) as the NWA Invasion angle was being phased out. On August 14, 1998 the New Midnight Express lost the championship to The Border Patrol (Agent Gunn and Agent Maxx), ending the association with the WWF. Over the following years the championship changed hands at various minor shows as well as the NWA 50th Anniversary Show where The Brotherhood (Knuckles Nelson and Erich Sbraccia) won the championship. In 2002 The Shane Twins (Mike and Todd) won the championship from The New Heavenly Bodies (Chris Nelson and Vito DeNucci).

The song was included on the set list for her first world tour, 2012's Dance Again World Tour. Elise Vout of the Australian MTV News gave her performance of the song a positive review, "Working her bodacious booty under the lavish firework and pyrotechnic display, she put Kim Kardashian and Nicki Minaj to shame as she performed 'Love Don’t Cost A Thing'." Lopez performed the track along with several other hits during a July 2013 concert in Hyde Park, London. In March 2014, she sang "Love Don't Cost a Thing" during her concert at the Dubai World Cup.

Caitlynn French is an American voice actress known for her work on English adaptations of Japanese anime shows and films associated with Media Blasters and Sentai Filmworks. Some of her major voice roles include Shiro in No Game No Life, Tina Sprout in Black Bullet, Miyu Edelfelt in Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya, Hana Isuzu in Girls und Panzer, Naru Sekiya in Hanayamata, Ai Astin in Sunday Without God, Matsurika Shinoji in Maria Holic, Chiaki Kurihara from Bodacious Space Pirates, Mei Tachibana in Say "I love you", Kanna Makino in Tamako Market, and Leviathan in Leviathan The Last Defense.

In February 1998, a newly blonde Holly and Bart Gunn joined forces with Jim Cornette as part of Jeff Jarrett's National Wrestling Alliance stable. Holly, renamed "Bombastic Bob", and Gunn, renamed "Bodacious Bart" were known collectively as The New Midnight Express. The New Midnight Express defeated The Headbangers for the NWA World Tag Team Championship on March 30, 1998 and held the titles until August 14 of that year, when they were defeated by The Border Patrol. They challenged the New Age Outlaws for the World Tag Team Championship at the King of the Ring pay-per-view, but were unsuccessful.

Sheila Rose Browning describes Sailor Moon as "one of the most popular and well-known manga characters in Japan". Usagi influenced the hairstyle and personality of Misato Katsuragi from Neon Genesis Evangelion, and of Gruier Serenity's anime version from Bodacious Space Pirates. Sailor Moon was ranked 9th on IGN's "Top 25 Anime Characters of All Time", being the hightest-ranking female character in the list. Rebecca Silverman, writing about the 2011 re-release of the Sailor Moon manga, felt that Usagi's initial hesitancy about whether she is good enough to be Sailor Moon added authenticity to her claim of being an "ordinary girl".

Some such as country singer Roy Acuff objected that the strip perpetuated stereotypes of hillbilly culture. DeBeck is credited with introducing or popularizing a number of neologisms and catchphrases via Barney Google, including "heebie-jeebies", "horsefeathers", "hotsy totsy", "balls of fire", "time's a-wastin'", "touched in the head", and "bodacious". Charles M. Schulz, creator of the Peanuts comic strip, was nicknamed "Sparky" after DeBeck's racehorse character, and DeBeck's drawing style has been an influence on contemporary cartooning and popular culture, and on such later cartoonists as Robert Crumb and Bobby London. The Barney Google Sunday page for September 18, 1938 was placed in the time capsule at the 1939 World's Fair.

On March 17, 1998, after The Rock 'n' Roll Express failed to win the NWA Tag Team Championship from The Headbangers, they were kicked out of the stable after Cornette's new team The New Midnight Express (Bombastic Bob and Bodacious Bart) attacked them. At WrestleMania XIV, the New Midnight Express appeared at the 15 team battle royal and finished as the runners up. Barry Windham also appeared during the match and eliminated Bradshaw's partner Chainz, thus costing Bradshaw the match. The following night on the March 30 Raw Is WAR, The New Midnight Express defeated the Headbangers to win the NWA World Tag Team Championship.

At the age of four, Skoal Pacific Bell began to buck, and became the top bull at the 1987 National Finals Rodeo (NFR) for bucking off Rickey Lindsey and Dale Johansen. While the bull was part of the PRCA circuit, he bucked off cowboy after cowboy, including many of the best bull riders of the time. These included 1987 World Champion Lane Frost, who was the only cowboy to ride 1987 Bucking Bull of the Year Red Rock (which he did after Red Rock's retirement, in the Challenge of the Champions). Then came three-time world champion and rider of "the most dangerous bull ever" Bodacious, Tuff Hedeman.

" "Tom is a bodacious, hard-charging, in-your-face kind of guy, which is not the style you see in Washington much anymore," W. Henson Moore of the American Forest and Paper Association told the Post. He calls Donohue the George Patton of the trade association world. "Tom Donohue threatens, cajoles, badgers -- whatever it takes to get what he wants," consumer activist Joan Claybrook said.Steven Pearlstein, "The Hard Bargainer; Donohue Brings Pragmatist's Head and Fighter's Heart to Venerable Business Group", Washington Post, Sep 7, 1997 According to the Wall Street Journal, "[Donohue's] most striking innovation has been to offer individual companies and industries the chance to use the chamber as a means of anonymously pursuing their own political ends.

In addition to wrestling as a singles competitor, while in the IWCCW Wildside also formed several successful tag teams with partners such as Man Mountain Mike, The Metal Maniac and most notably with his mentor Jimmy Deo. As a tag partner he had memorable feuds with the Sioux War Party, and the tag team of Nikolia Volkoff and Cousin Luke. His best tag partner was Kid Extreme (Chio Frost) in the RCW where they were part of the Bodacious Alliance. Wildside was trained primarily by the Maniac Jimmy Deo and his cousin Jeff Grippley with follow up training by Bobby Bold Eagle at Gleason's arena in Brooklyn, NY, along with Ted Petty.

Balin played with Jefferson Airplane at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 and at the Woodstock Festival in 1969. In December 1969, Balin was knocked unconscious by members of the Hells Angels motorcycle club while performing during the infamous Altamont Free Concert, as seen in the 1970 documentary film Gimme Shelter. In April 1971, he formally departed Jefferson Airplane after breaking off all communication with his bandmates following the completion of their autumn 1970 American tour. He elaborated upon this decision in a 1993 interview with Jeff Tamarkin of Relix: Balin remained active in the San Francisco Bay Area rock scene, managing and producing an album for the Berkeley-based sextet GrootnaColumbia 31033 before briefly joining funk-inflected hard rock ensemble Bodacious DF as lead vocalist on their eponymous 1973 debut album.

Its tragedy is bound up with its humor; its sublimity comes from the places where it feels the most broken." Uncut wrote that the album "ultimately dissolves into a beautifully arranged and slightly sickly morass of curdled pop tropes, out of which spurt a bodacious riff or glossy rave arpeggio. Oddly no-one does this better." John Garratt of PopMatters described the record as "another adventure watching your own sense of subjectivity drown in a pool of confusion." For The Line of Best Fit, Jennifer Johnson opined that "GOD isn’t about sensory pleasure. It’s about sensory gluttony, auditory overload, and revelling in the difficulty of its pacing," concluding that "It isn’t so much an album as a junk shop: that proverbial collection of oddities whose perceived value reflects more about the patron than it does the owner who placed them there.

The Midnight Express name was resurrected by the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in the late 1990s when they put a combination of Bob Holly (as "Bombastic Bob") and Bart Gunn (as "Bodacious Bart") together as "The New Midnight Express" with Cornette as their manager — all as part of the "NWA invasion" angle. On March 30, 1998, they won the NWA World Tag Team Championship from The Headbangers, but did not achieve much more success in the WWF. Despite the name "Midnight Express" and having Cornette in their corner, wrestling fans consider this incarnation of the team as nothing more than a rib by Vince McMahon on Cornette, and in shoot interviews Cornette has indeed indicated that he never considered the team as continuing the lineage of the Midnight Express, since it was not his idea nor his intention to have "glorified jobbers" like Gunn and Holly take on the moniker (although Gunn and Holly were both former tag team champions prior to being teamed).

Parker Ito is represented by Château Shatto, a Los Angeles-based art gallery owned by Olivia Barrett, Ito's relationship partner and dealer, and Beijing Art Now Gallery in Beijing, China.Recent solo exhibitions by the artist include CONDO, hosted by Sadie Coles HQ, London; P, Primary, Nottingham; P, Team Gallery, New York; #17, Beijing Art Now Gallery, Beijing; A Lil Taste of Cheeto in the Night, Château Shatto, Los Angeles; Maid in Heaven / En Plein Air in Hell, White Cube, London. Previous group exhibitions include Welcome Too Late, Kunsthal Charlottenburg, Copenhagen; LA Dreams, CFHILL, Stockholm; Bodacious, Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver; Times Museum, Guangzhou; Co- Workers, Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris; TERRAFORMERS, Bonington Gallery, Nottingham; The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, Yarat Contemporary Art Space, Baku; Wet Paint, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London; and Everythings, Andrea Rosen, New York. In addition Ito has collaborated with other artists, such as Body by Body (Melissa Sachs, Cameron Soren).

In July 1944, the K-14, an improved gyroscopic gunsight of British design, reached the 357th for replacement of the existing N-3B reflector sights in the P-51B and C. The K-14 allowed for rapid, accurate lead-computing of up to 90° deflection by analog computer with pilot inputs through hand controls. However, the sights were sized for the cockpits of older Mustangs, now constituting less than a third of the 357th's strength. Group commander Col. Donald Graham directed the 469th Service Squadron to mount a K-14 in his assigned P-51D (44-13388 B6-W Bodacious) to replace its N-9 reflector sight, using bracing and panel cutouts to form a recess. Testing the sights in combat in September, the K-14 proved so effective that Graham offered the installation method to other Eighth Air Force groups for retro-fitting the gunsight into all D-model Mustangs in the field, with the 357th method adopted in March 1945 by the Eighth Air Force Modification Center.

Alex Olney of Nintendo Life noted his surprise at the trend's longevity, reasoning that the juxtaposition of something "edgy and sexy" to the Mario setting but also fitting within the narrative Nintendo has created might be the reason as why that is the case. Don Nero of Esquire described the character as "dominatrix-inspired", proposing that the character could be seen as a positive symbol of female empowerment along the likes of Samus Aran or Lara Croft, though complained that a bulk of the art was "overtly male-gazey, dripping with horrendously over-the-top, seam-bursting cliches that call to mind the bodacious sex-dolls of Dead or Alive Volleyball". Ars Technica Sam Machkovech attributed some of the character's popularity to how it contrasted against Peach, stating the fan art's focus on a "more muscular, less svelte figure [...] lets Peach look a little less Barbie-proportioned". Nick Valdez of ComicBook described the character as combining "the cutesy elements of Peach's design with the harder edges and spiky tail of Bowser, making the amalgam of the two characters a delightful artist prompt for fans", though cautioned about the explicit nature of some of the fan art.