Gotta love it when a competitor and model goes after a guy who posts a stupid comment.

Check it out.

Most Powerful Woman In The Nutrition Industry Leading New Global Ventures
PR Newswire May 1, 2013

Elizabeth "Liz" Gaspari is forming a non-profit organization, The Liz Gaspari Foundation, mission: to fund construction of a hospital for women and children in Kabul, providing medical care for Afghan land-mine victims. An acronym for Building Respect, Acceptance and Voice through Education, BRAVE provides educators with tools, knowledge and supports pro-active efforts in confronting bullying. "As a first-generation Afghan-American, this foundation is important to me including the BRAVE campaign. Kids in schools need us to do our part, making sure children have support, knowing their worth which helps them achieve their goals."

With the success of Gaspari Nutrition under her belt and pending divorce from husband, Rich Gaspari, Liz is excited for the future. As a busy mom, Vice President of Gaspari Nutrition and an active business woman, powerful opportunities come her way. She's always interested in the prospect of new business, possibly in sports nutrition, introducing to the masses not just body building; supporting start-up companies, including Wine by Wives; and being the Executive Producer on the upcoming drama / thriller film, The Ghost and the Whale starring Maurice Bernard.

Liz Gaspari, first-generation Afghan-American businesswoman, philanthropist, and social activist, is the most powerful woman in the male-dominated sports nutritional supplement industry.  She is the recipient of the Mike O'Hearn/Croton Warrior Award and Most Powerful Woman in Sports Nutrition award from Musclemag magazine, profiled in Men's Health, Muscular Development, Muscle Fitness, Millennium, and Sports Nutrition Insider, among many other publications.

A born entrepreneur, Ms. Gaspari has been developing, and selling small businesses since her teenage years. She gained her real estate license; studied with the Institute of Logistical Management; mastered negotiations at Notre Dame and economics at Rutgers University.  A devotee of good health and fitness, she joined that interest with her business savvy when she built Gaspari Nutrition with her then husband and retired bodybuilder Rich Gaspari.  Much of the company's subsequent global growth was spearheaded by Vice-President Liz Gaspari, handling domestic sales and developed international sports supplement exports, a division which accounts more than 50% of total gross sales.

With many achievements, Liz Gaspari stays true to herself, down-to-earth and helps friends with endeavors. She's a powerhouse currently in production with multiple reality series and continues to achieve great success.


http://finance.yahoo.com/news/most-powerful-woman-nutrition-industry-130500614.html

2013 Arnold Classic Brazil Pro Open Mens Bodybuilding

1. Brandon Curry - Murfreesboro, Tennessee, USA
2. Toney Freeman - Canton, Georgia, USA
3. Johnnie Jackson - Hurst, Texas, USA
4. Edward Nunn - Anderson, Indiana, USA
5. Fred Smalls - Townsend, Delaware
6. Robert Piotrkowicz - Poland
7. Michael Kefalianos - Australia
8. Hidetada Yamagishi - Japan
9. Ronny Rockel - Germany
10. Baitollah Abbaspour - Karaj, Iran
11. Mohamed Ali Bannout - Lebanon
12. Fernando Noronha De Almeida - Brasil
13. Francisco 'Pacp' Bautista - Spain
DNC. Cedric McMillan  - Heath Springs, South Carolina, USA




2013 Arnold Classic Brazil Pro Fitness

1. Ryall Graber Vasani - Canada
2. Regiane Da Silva - Germany
3. Nicole Duncan - Oxford, Georgia, USA
4. Trish Warren - Copper Canyon, Texas, USA
5. Allison Ethier - Quebec, Canada
6. Fiona Harris - Ontario, Canada
7. Diana Monteiro - Brasil
8. Kizzy Vaines - United Kingdom
9. Natalie Planes - Hicksville, New York, USA
10. Amanda Hatfield - Brunswick, Ohio, USA
DNC - Tanji Johnson - Renton, Washington, USA






Question.  How did Alison Ethier placed 5th over Fiona Harris when they called it out on stage if the scorecard says otherwise?

Ifbb Pro Steve Namat

"So for some reason Cedric McMillan missed the athletes meeting in Rio...and now the head judge or somebody disqualified him from the IFBB Arnold Classic Brazil...? U fuckin kidding me!!! Shit happens...but hey these guys worked so hard for so many years to get to that level and now this contest prep, travelling and all that money spent...and bodybuilding is the unhealthiest and probably most underpaid professional sport...and poor guy missed the fuckin bullshit athletes meeting and now he's disqualified??? For what?! Tell him don't do this next time, give him his damn number, take his CD and..........the HUGE problem is solved. Can u believe it?! But no, whoever made that decision just play ur control freak role but in reality ur a piece of shit. Athletes meeting - serious business!!!"

Kristal Martin's thoughts on some of the people in our industry.




WARNING: Epic RANT about to commence...please read...

I am part of an industry that...at times...I am genuinely EMBARRASSED to be a part of. I know this may sound harsh, but just hear me out. I love to help people, inspire people, motivate people and make them laugh. I genuinely want to empower others and infect them with my energy and love for life. With that being said, I am absolutely torn by HOW to do that when applying it towards fitness.

Fitness is my passion but it is not what defines me. The industry is something I am a part of, but I am not "industry". There is WAY more to me than my appearance, my diet, my workouts, my competitions, etc.

The question is, how the hell do I motivate/inspire others in the gym...without coming across like an arrogant, self-centered and narcissistic asshole? I constantly strive towards making people laugh and trying to keep it "REAL", but in doing so I find myself almost RESENTING the fitness world and all of the bullshit I see out there (especially on social media). The self-absorbed and superficial attitude of the industry frustrates me to the point where I don't even want to acknowledge my role in it. I go out of my way to NOT discuss anything health/fitness related because I don't want to risk sounding like a complete douchebag. I make it a point to NOT post progress pictures which COULD help inspire/motivate others...simply because I don't want to risk being "that" narcisstic girl.

More and more people are becoming self-appointed "fitness celebrities". Their inflated egos are such a turnoff I don't want to be associated with them or the superficial industry they reside in. If you are a legitimate trainer, a person who is passionate about helping OTHERS...then how about showing pictures of your CLIENTS instead of just a million airbrushed modeling pics of YOURSELF or Instagram filtered self bathroom pics? How about showing how you have helped OTHERS instead of just how you've helped YOURSELF?

We all need people to look up to. We all have people who inspire us, whos physiques we admire and strive for. I look up to others, and I have people who look up to me as well. But the question is: how do I enable others to look up to me, while staying true to myself and AUTHENTIC?

I feel like I'm not reaching my full potential as a woman AND as an athlete. I feel like I could be doing so much more in the fitness realm to inspire others, but I've just been so disheartened and discouraged by what I see on a daily basis by other athletes...that I essentially and unfairly SHUN the industry as a whole. Instead of trying to be one of the GOOD ones, one of the REAL ones...I turn my back on it completely. Well, that needs to stop.

There are some AMAZING and incredibly inspirational people out there whom I look up to and adore in this industry...and I WANT to get back to being one of those people as well. I've decided I WILL be posting progress pictures, but in MODERATION, to hold myself accountable and hopefully motivate others. I WILL be competing later this year and will be more public about it so others can follow along if they want.

But I promise you I WON'T ever try to be something I am not, bigger than what I am, or any better than the person next to me.

We can have a conversation about how I got my butt to look like this, but I also want that conversation to include how your kid's latest soccer game went or how excited you are about the big date you having coming up.

The truth is, this "industry" IS...and always WILL be what you make of it. It doesn't define who I am, but it is something that IS a part of me. It has saved my life many times through the years, it has brought me the greatest friends a girl could ask for, it has brought me incredible opportunities and experiences...and most importantly it has brought me the man I plan on spending the rest of my life with...and for THAT I am forever grateful.

I've been uninspired for awhile now and completely burned out...but that fire is starting to burn inside me again (or maybe I'm wrong and its just gas). LOL Either way...it's gonna be one hell of a journey...and if ya have nothing better to do...I'd like for you to come along for the ride

Bodybuilding 212 and Under

1. Troy Alves
2. Raul Carrasco Jiminez
3. Marco Rivera
4. Thomas Benagli
5. Milton Holloway
6. Charles Dixon
7. Nathan Wonsley
8. Wendell Floyd
9. Amit Sapir
10. Daron Lytle
11. Jason Arntz
12. Rixio Tapia
13. Vinny Galanti
14. Anthony Paitaris
15. Gianluca Catapano


Mens Physique


1. Michael Anderson
2. Sadik Hadzovic
3. Dean Fazzolari
4. Anton Antipov
5. Steve Mousharbash
6. William Sullivan
7. Deniz Duygulu
8. Jason Poston
9. Ryan Hughes
10. Craig Capurso
11. Shane Eslahi
12. Michael Bevins
13. Matthew Acton
14. Michael Ferguson
15. Vincent Fiore
16. Colin Wasiak
16. Cory Lagasse
16. David Herskovitz
16. Douglas Peany
16. Guy Marquardt
16. Joe Herr
16. Justin Busiere
16. Sheridan Hause
16. Tyler Anderson

Womens Physique

1. Patricia Mello
2. Mikaila Soto
3. Amanda Dunbar
4. Frances Mendez
5. Jillian Reville
6. Jennifer Robinson
7. Kristina Curci
8. Melissa DiBernardo
9. Asha Hadley
10. Janet Koehler
11. Alecia Rankovic
12. Leonie Rose
13. Jill Rudison
14. Rachel Baker
15. Jill Dearmin
16. Candrea Judd Adams
16. Evangeline Belton
16. Cinzia Massaro Clapp
16. Amanda Harris
16. Anne Marie Lasserre
16. Tiani Norman
16. Tammy patnode
16. Audrey Presson
16. Danielle Reardon
16. Stacy Simons McDowell
16. Danielle Soucek

Bikini

1. Courtney King
2. Ashley Kaltwasser
3. Aly Veneno
4. Nicole Witbeck
5. Maria Annunziata
6. Francesca Yumul
7. Brittany Young
8. Maura Bouchard
9. Jennifer Dawn
10. Lacey DeLuca
11. Ashley Wade
12. Jessica Renee
13. Nathalie Mur
14. Danielle Carr
15. Sabrina Nicole
16. Noemi Olah

Mens Bodybuilding Results



Bikini Results



Mens Physique



Womens Physique

From a tweet "We have our first fake butt on stage tonight. #EuropaOrlando #buyABooty"

How is this possible?  A fake butt?

In men's physique, the first callout was Michael Anderson, Anton Antipov, Dean Fazzolari, Sadik Handzovic and Steve Mousharbash.

In women's physique, Patricia Mello should win, as she did in California a week earlier.

First callout - Mikalia Soto, Amanda Dunbar, Patricia Mello, Frances Mendez
Second callout - Asha Hadley, Janet Koehler, Jennifer Robinson, Leon Rose, Janet Koehler, Alecia Rankovic, and Jillian Reville
Third callout - Alecia Rankovic, Melissa DiBernardo, Kristina Curci, Asha Hadley, Janet Koehler, Leonie Rose
Fourth callout - Candrea Judd Adams, Jill Dearmin, Jill Rudison, Rachel Baker, Danielle Reardon
Fifth callout -Evangeline Belton, Anne Marie Lasserre, Tammy Patnode, Danielle Soucek, Audrey Presson, Stacy Simons McDowell, Tiani Norman, Cinzia Massaro Clapp, Amanda Harris


In bikini, Courtney King should win

First callout - Courtney King, Aly Veneno, Maria Annunziata, Ashley Kaltwasser and Nicole Witbeck
Second callout - Aly Veneno, Maria Annunziata, Nicole Witbeck, Francesca Yumul and Brittany Young
Third callout - Jessica Renee, Ashley Wade, Maura Bouchard, Jennifer Chapman and Lacey DeLuca,
Fourth callout - Noemi Oláh, Nathalie Mur, Sabrina Nicole and Danielle Carr

After prejudging, it looks like your champion will be Troy Alves.


1. Troy Alves
2. Marco Rivera
3. Raul Jimenez
4. Milton Holloway Jr.
5. Thomas Bengali


1st callout: Troy Alves, Thomas Bengali, Marco Rivera, Raul Jiminez, Milton Halloway Jr.
2nd callout: Charles Dixon, Amit Sapir, Nathan Wonsley, Wendell Floyd, Daron Lytle

Competitor Mimi Kong is a little angry, and she wrote on her blog about Omar, his "Team Ventura" and the designed plans that she got.  



“Why did you leave Team Ventura?”

After all the chaos that went down yesterday, I received a flood of emails from “Team Ventura” clients who felt lost. Unfortunately, they paid $500-$1200 for plans that were all very similar, if not replicated. When I received my plans, I also noticed little things here & there like the words “he” & “him” & names of people I didn’t know like “Brian” but I didn’t think much of it. I used to joke around with Mike that I had a Men’s Physique plan. About a month ago, after joking around with a friend who is also a TV MP Competitor, we got to comparing plans and they sounded identical! Now, I know all these plans were copy & pasted, changed the ounces of protein without any calculations on calories/macros & passed along to hundreds of athletes because he knew the “Team Ventura” hype was fresh. #cookiecutter #everyonehasthesameplan.

Now, I hear Omar is going around telling people I sold his plan to people & he caught on. Don’t flatter yourself. We LEFT the team. I wouldn’t sell your plan unless I wanted the sabotage the girl standing next to me on stage. 2 cardio sessions on 600 calories?! Are you crazy?! You want to know why I left? I didn’t trust my health & body in my coach’s hands anymore. Either he changed or he was just good at hiding who he was. H preaches about Integrity, Loyalty, being Humble & having good Intentions. Lets just say he’s done shady & grimey things to contradict EVERY single one of those values he preaches about.

1. Integrity: You robbed hundreds of people for thousands of dollars by promising them “custom” plans, yet all your plans are the same.

2. Loyalty: Why are you going through a divorce again? And someone blasted you yesterday about what happened between you and a client’s wife? While I was on Mike’s iPad at home, O had a group chat going on with the guys in the team and Mike’s iPad is hooked up to his phone’s iMessage and I saw the convo of I guess “guy talk” with Omar telling the guys something about no cheats during the diet unless it’s cheating on your wife. I guess that’s just guy talk, right?

3.Humble: You find any and every opportunity to flaunt and hashtag anything and everything. His clientele grew and so did his ego. Although, the OGs say they remember him from the Myspace days where he had the cockiest profile and dubbed his crew the Face & Body Squad. Whaaat?!

4. Good Intentions: He talks about good intentions yielding good outcomes, and talks about his intentions for coaching is just t help people reach their goals. But why does everyone have the same issue about getting replies from him? He can Instagram all day and post photos of his best friend 5 times a day, yet, he can’t respond to his client’s texts when they need HELP? Hmmmm. Do you guys ever wonder why he puts his text messages on blast? It’s a defense mechanism. It’s to scare his clients out of asking “stupid” questions so he doesn’t have to think of an answer/explanation for his ways. What is wrong with almond milk?! NOTHING. And he hates on Walden Farms, yet lets you have Splenda? Waldon Farms is sweetened BY Splenda!

His plans have no research or scientific facts to back them up. It’s just __ oz. Protein + __ oz . Carbs + Some vegetables. Where are the fats? Fats are essential for a balanced meal and diet. What about fiber? Why aren’t calories or macronutients/micronutrients being taken into account? Answer? Because it requires more work. He will take on more clients than he can handle because all he sees are dollar signs. His winners? 9 out of 10 times, they came to him with an already above average physique. He tweaks your diet a bit, takes away a ton of carbs, depletes you, carb loads you, then takes the credit. His plans clearly state “I rarely ever change my plan.” That should have been a red flag already! He can’t predict how you will look in one, two or three months. Everyone’s bodies and metabolisms are different, therefore , why wouldn’t it change at least weekly? If your body is changing, shouldn’t your plan as well? #lazycoaching He has no post-comp plan for you either. After you are finished with your show, leaner than you’ve ever been, your body and metabolism are very slow and sensitive, the first thing most competitors do is binge. They gain roughly 15-20 lbs within the next few days and if you’re not jumping from show to show because you want to live a normal life again, it’s tough. His plan is not maintainable. It’s a quick fix, unrealistic plan. Anything that isn’t chicken breast or tilapia becomes a cheat meal, and that’s when you develop a bad relationship with food. I even thought FRUITS were the enemy! It becomes harder for you to drop that post-comp weight because your metabolism has not recovered yet from all that dieting and extreme cardio sessions, and you become sad about the way you look. You went from being in the best shape of your life to being 20 lbs heavier and he doesn’t help you with any of the post-comp blues. The next prep you do becomes much harder because you have suffered from metabolic damage, therefore, he’ll probably take away more carbs and add more cardio to remove that stubborn fat you gained from your last show. (Check out Raymond Querido’s Reverse Dieting) Desperate measures are only taken during desperate times. You wouldn’t have to go to these extremes if he kept up with your progress and nutrition/training from start to finish. That’s NOT a lifestyle!  Half of his clients don’t even want to compete, they just want to lose weight/get in shape, so it’s more of a lifestyle change.  Doing 45 minutes of cardio, twice a day is not necessary for a regular person just trying to get in shape.

Let’s talk about winning and favorites. In a lot of these emails/messages I’ve been getting, a good amount of them have noticed he plays favorites. Let’s get this straight. No one is trying to be a favorite (with the exception of a couple people up his ass) but these clients just want, oh I don’t know…COACHING. What upset me was that I was actually following the progress of a lot of his newer bikini athletes because it motivated me as well. He would hype them up before their show, showing how far they’ve come and all of a sudden, show day comes, and show day goes. I would always wonder “hmm, I wonder how the girls did?” He would post up the Top 5 placers, but nothing else. If you didn’t crack the Top 5, you weren’t even acknowledged! If you are truly in the business to help people reach their goals and build up their self-esteem, why not acknowledge their efforts? Imagine going through a CRAZY 12-week program, unfortunately not placing, and that’s it. Your coach doesn’t even post a “look at all the hard work she/he put in” post about you! Blow to the ego and a left hook at the self-esteem, huh? I see all these new members defending the team after joining 3 days ago. I guess I’d try to convince myself I made the right decision as well if I forked out $1000 too!

Here’s some emails I received yesterday. There’s plenty of other coaches who are knowledgeable, willing to answer questions, and cares about your health & well-being.

You can fool the naive people, you can fool the ones who are oblivious to nutrition or training, and you can fool the ones who just desperately want to feel part of a team. But the truth will EMERGE!




http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Tk8g899cFMoJ:mimikong.wordpress.com/2013/04/11/teamventura/

A live webcast of Joe Weider's Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, April 14, 2013 at Noon PDT, here on Bodybuilding.com.





http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/joe-weider-1919-2013-remembering-the-master-blaster.html

From Kris Dim "Just had an awesome therapy training session. Do me a favorite today. Lets steps everything one knocks better. Doesn't matter what it is. Just try to do it a little better. Im walking and doing legs press soon."


<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mthZOeTSjCA" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mthZOeTSjCA</a>

Cool mural of past Arnold with present day Arnold in front of it. This is in Venice Beach.

Inspiring women to “dream big,” Francine Sablan “walks the walk” and is lauded as one of the hardest working athletes in the fitness industry today. This is precisely why Sexy-Strong™ Premier Sports Nutrition for Female Athletes is proud to announce the professional acquisition of IFBB Pro and 2012 Olympia competitor, Francine Sablan.
 
With her no-quit, never-say-die determination, Francine has won the hearts of many, always leading by example. Her passionate drive is tempered by poise, elegance, and sweet sincerity. Essentially, Francine is the perfect model for a revolutionary company like Sexy-Strong™. She models the lifestyle, the drive, and the discipline that it takes to maximize one’s potential.
 
Sexy-Strong™ has signed her to an exclusive endorsement agreement that will promote a unique support system for female athletes. “I am thrilled to be a part of the Sexy-Strong Team!” Francine says. “I'm looking forward to inspiring others to dream big. As a new Pro, I've learned that there is no goal too little or too big...all that matters is the determination and passion to get there. I have experienced firsthand the joy that comes from pursuing a lifestyle in fitness, and I hope to empower other women to discover and develop their own unique version of being Sexy-Strong™!”
 
Sexy-Strong™ CEO and co-founder, Pete Ciccone says, “Within a remarkably short period of time in the competitive ranks of the IFBB, Francine has established an impressive track record. With her work ethic and incredible passion for the sport, she never ceases to inspire others. I’ve had the opportunity to watch the rapid rise of this young athlete’s exciting career. She sets herself goals and works unyieldingly toward them. Her energy and drive embody the essence of this company.”
 
Francine’s competitive record is impressive. Before moving to the national ranks, she was undefeated as an amateur at the regional level, with 4 overall wins to her credit, including an overall victory at the prestigious NPC California Championships. She won Overall at the 2012 USA. Her IFBB Pro debut was no less impressive. Francine took center stage at the 2012 IFBB Tournament of Champions and walked away with the coveted Olympia qualification.
 
Ready to train with Francine?  You can reach her through Sexy-Strong Facebook or at France_Sablan@yahoo.com

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcArlt3d1lY" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcArlt3d1lY</a>


"I know this case. This is Melvin and Annie Anthony. They have been completely cleared. The cops in this video, three judges, and the prosecutor (who tried to railroad the couple in court and failed!), are now in the summary judgement phase of a $5m title 42 action.  They are also facing felony criminal charges. They are going to prison, all of them. This case sets a history-making precedent for all of us. Learn to defend yourself in court and punish errant public servants:"

http://www.westcobbfuneralhome.com/sitemaker/sites/WestCo1/obit.cgi?user=914701DuVall

Matthew Thomas DuVall, age 40, of Marietta, GA passed away on Friday, February 22, 2013. Memorial Services will be held at 11am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at West Ridge Church in Dallas, GA with Rev. Terry Nelson officiating. The family will receive friends 1 hour prior to the service at the church. Afterwards, the family will host a reception at the clubhouse in the Essex Park subdivision.

A native of Virginia, Mat moved to Cobb County in 2008. He is a professional body builder and had won the Mr. America competition in 2003.For the last 2 years, he owned and operated American Body Works (Require Fitness). Mat was also a member of Keystone Church, and loved speaking at Fellowship of Christian Athletes and working with God’s Warriors. He enjoyed gun collecting, and was considered “Our Hero” by his wife and family.

Survivors include:

Wife: Denise DuVall

Mother:   Charlotte Anne Bridges DuVall, Haymarket, VA

Father: Barry R. DuVall, Sr., Manassas, VA

Brother: Rich (Rosemary) DuVall, Jacksonville, FL

Sister:   Joy Michelle (Patrick) Kenne, London, England

Nephews: Jasper Kenne and Brody DuVall, and “Little Kenne” on the way.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to your local Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).

West Cobb Funeral Home And Crematory in Marietta, GA is in charge of arrangements.

It seems like competitors tend to switch from coach to coach quite a lot.  This is HUGE BREAKING news!   Not!   




From Aly Veneno

"As my second Pro show approaches, I have made the difficult decision to transition my training in a new direction. I have left Braun Fitness and moved over to the Guru of Body Building. You guessed it.... GEORGE FARAH!  You heard me right! I am now being coached by George Farah The Pro Maker.

After feeling I have reached a plateau in my physique, I felt the need to make an over all change and try a new approach. My diet, work out routine and contest prep will now be from the Guru himself, George Farah. I will be training hands on with my sister in Christ, Rebeca Oquendo. She herself is a fellow bikini competitor who motivates me, drives me and brings out my inner beast! With these two and the good lord on my side, there is nothing I can not do.  I also want to dedicate a special prayer to my friend and former coach PJ Braun, who has touched my heart in so many ways.

"Thank you, Lord, for the blessings you have bestowed on my life. You have provided me with more than I could ever have imagined. You have surrounded me with people who always look out for me. You have given me family and friends who bless me every day with kind words and actions. They lift me up in ways that keep my eyes focused on you and make my spirit soar, AMEN!"

"Pj, you are a great person and a kind a giving soul, I can not thank you enough for all the help and encouragement you have given to me in my NPC journey to the IFBB, may you receive many and more blessings in the future." Thank you to my FMG family for believing in me and to the NPC and IFBB! 2013, here we go!"

Go Rhonda

Oh boy

Over 500 competitors are in this, mostly from outside the USA

2013 Arnold Classic Program

Team FMG is proud to announce the signing of IFBB Pro Figure Ava Cowan

 

Christopher Dorner was engaged in a shootout with federal authorities in the Big Bear area, law enforcement sources have told the Times.

The shooting occurred after Dorner allegedly tried to burglarize a home and steal a car. Dorner’s condition was not clear.

Smoking!