Ippon seoi nage

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[[Danzan Ryu]]'s {{nihongo|'''Seoinage'''|背負投/背負い投げ}},
known as {{nihongo|'''Ippon Seoinage'''|一本背負投}} in [[Judo]],
is one of the twenty
[[throw (grappling)#Ippon seoinage|throwing techniques]]
in the [[Danzan Ryu Lists|Nagete]] list.
It is also one of the nineteen newly accepted techniques,
[[Judo Lists#Shinmeisho No Waza|Shinmeisho No Waza]], of Kodokan Judo.
It is classified as a hand throwing technique,
[[Judo technique|Te-waza]].

== Technique description ==
[http://www.judoinfo.com/images/nauta/seoinage.gif Graphic]
from http://www.judoinfo.com/techdraw.htm.

Like throwing a sack of rice over your shoulder.
[http://www.medfordjudo.com/month/7-99.htm]
[http://www.judoinfo.com/images/animations/blue/ipponseoi.htm]

== Similar techniques, variants, and aliases ==

In the video,
The Essence of Judo,
Ippon Seoinage is demonstrated as a second variation of [[Seoi Nage]].
A third variation is also demonstrated which
can be thought of as a left sided
Ippon Seoinage.

Similar:
*(Morote) [[Seoi Nage]]
*[[Seoi Otoshi]] (Drop Seoinage)

Variant: Drop Ippon Seoinage

English Aliases:
*Diagonal throw
*One arm shoulder throw
*Japanese Whizzer
*Armspin

== Included systems ==

*[[Judo]]
*[[Danzan Ryu]]
*[[Wrestling]]

== References ==
* Ohlenkamp, Neil (2006) [http://judounleashed.com ''Judo Unleashed''] basic reference on judo. ISBN 0071475346.

== External links ==
*[http://www.judoinfo.com/techjudo.htm Information on the Techniques of Judo]
*[[Danzan Ryu Lists]]
*[[Judo technique|Judo Techniques]] by type.
*[[Judo Lists]] by rank.
*[http://www.judoschool.org/category/throws/hand/seoinage/ Judoschool.org] Collection of Seoi Nage Videos

*[[ja:一本背負投]]
[[Category:Judo technique]]
[[Category:Throw (grappling)]]

{{Judo-stub}}

Archive:General Mills monster-themed breakfast cereals

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'''General Mills monster-themed breakfast cereals''' is a series of five current and formerly distributed [[breakfast cereal]] brands for the North American market during the later half of the 20th century. The series includes the currently produced '''[[Count Chocula]]''', '''[[Franken Berry]]''', and '''[[Boo Berry]]''', and the currently unavailable '''[[Fruit Brute]]''' and '''[[Yummy Mummy]]'''

==History==
{{Infobox generic
| color = pink
| name = Count Chocula
|
| img1 = 2003 12 countchoc.jpg
| width1 = 150px
| cap1 = A box of Count Chocula breakfast cereal
|
| hdr1 = [[chocolate]]-flavored corn cereal bits and [[marshmallows]]
| lbl1 = Mascot:
| row1 = Cartoon vampire; The name is a [[pun]] on the [[vampire]] [[Count Dracula]]
| lbl2 = Introduced:
| row2 = 1971
| lbl3 = Discontinued:
| row3 = Still in production
| lbl4 = Tagline:
| row4 = I want to eat your cereal! (1971–2008)
| lbl5 = Notes:
| row5 = <ref>[http://www.tvacres.com/admascots_chocula.htm Advertising Mascots - Count Chocula] from [http://www.tvacres.com/ TV Acres] - Internet guide to television program facts</ref>
}}
{{Infobox generic
| color = pink
| name = Franken Berry
|
| img1 = Frankenberry.jpg
| width1 = 100px
| cap1 = A box of Frankenberry breakfast cereal
|
| hdr1 = [[strawberry]]-flavoured corn cereal bits and [[marshmallows]]
| lbl1 = Mascot:
| row1 = Cartoon variant of [[Frankenstein's monster]]
| lbl2 = Introduced:
| row2 = 1971
| lbl3 = Discontinued:
| row3 = Still in production
| lbl4 = Tagline:
| row4 = -
| lbl5 = Notes:
| row5 = <ref>[http://www.tvacres.com/admascots_frankenberry.htm Advertising mascots - Frankenberry] from [http://www.tvacres.com TV acres] - Internet guide to television program facts</ref>
}}
{{Infobox generic
| color = pink
| name = Boo Berry
|
| img1 = Boo-marvel.jpg
| width1 = 150px
| cap1 = A box of Boo Berry breakfast cereal
|
| hdr1 = [[blueberry]]-flavored corn cereal bits and [[marshmallows]]
| lbl1 = Mascot:
| row1 = Blue cartoon [[ghost]]; voiced by a [[Peter Lorre]] imitator
| lbl2 = Introduced:
| row2 = 1973
| lbl3 = Discontinued:
| row3 = Still in production
| lbl4 = Tagline:
| row4 = -
| lbl5 = Notes:
| row5 = -
}}
{{Infobox generic
| color = pink
| name = Fruit Brute
|
| img1 = Fruit Brute cereal box - 280x398.jpg
| width1 = 150px
| cap1 = A box of Fruit Brute breakfast cereal
|
| hdr1 = Frosted fruit-flavored cereal with [[Lime (fruit)|lime]] flavored [[marshmallow]]s
| lbl1 = Mascot:
| row1 = Cartoon Werewolf
| lbl2 = Introduced:
| row2 = 1974/75
| lbl3 = Discontinued:
| row3 = 1983
| lbl4 = Tagline:
| row4 = -
| lbl5 = Notes:
| row5 = <ref>[http://www.tvacres.com/horror_werewolves_fruit.htm Advertising mascots - Fruit Brute] from [http://www.tvacres.com/ TV Acres] - Internet guide to television program facts</ref>
}}
{{Infobox generic
| color = pink
| name = Yummy Mummy
|
| img1 = Yummy Mummy.jpeg
| width1 = 150px
| cap1 = A box of Yummy Mummy breakfast cereal
|
| hdr1 = Frosted [[fruit]]-flavored cereal with [[vanilla]]-flavored [[marshmallow]]s
| lbl1 = Mascot:
| row1 = Cartoon Mummy
| lbl2 = Introduced:
| row2 = 1987
| lbl3 = Discontinued:
| row3 = 1993
| lbl4 = Tagline:
| row4 = Fruity Yummy Mummy makes your tummy feel yummy! Heh, heh, heh! (1988–1990)
| lbl5 = Notes
| row5 = Sold in some countries as Fruity Yummy Mummy
}}
In [[1971]], the first two cereals in the line were introduced, the still-available [[Count Chocula]] and (strawberry flavored) [[Franken Berry]]. Boo Berry was released two years later, in [[1973]], and Fruit Brute appeared a year after that, in [[1974]]. [[Fruit Brute]] was discontinued by [[1983]] and replaced in 1988 by [[Yummy Mummy]], which also had a short life and was discontinued in 1993. Boo Berry and Franken Berry are sometimes mistakenly thought to be discontinued as well. In reality, their distribution is just much lower and more sporadic than that of the flagship cereal [[Count Chocula]]. The best time of the year to find [[Boo Berry]] and [[Franken Berry]] is around [[Halloween]]. [[Target Corporation|Target]] and [[Wal-Mart]] are among the stores that have been known to carry these more scarce cereals during October in time for [[Halloween]]. They can be found year-round in the Midwest at [[Wal-Mart]] Supercenters and on Amazon.com, and in the Southeast in many stores. In addition, they have been spotted year-round in some Wal-Mart Supercenters in the East.
==Health concerns==
Franken Berry was very popular when first introduced, even though the initial batches of the cereal used a dye that didn't break down in the body, causing many children's feces to be bright pink{{fact|date=September 2008}}, a symptom sometimes referred to as "Frankenberry Stool."

There were also some public concerns regarding the potential health implications of eating Count Chocula, in part because the product used to contain high levels of [[sugar]], which may have led to it being temporarily discontinued. However, it was later reintroduced with healthier ingredients, such as whole grain corn.

==Appearances in popular media==

===Count Chocula===
====Television====
* On the TV series ''[[Futurama]]'', Count Chocula has been promoted to [[Archduke]] and is known as ''Archduke Chocula'', just as [[Cap'n Crunch]] is now ''Admiral Crunch''.
*''[[The Simpsons]]'' episode ''[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]'' shows a parody of him, named ''Count Fudgeula'', as being a sugarholic that wishes to quit (his teeth have fallen out due to [[gingivitis]]) but finds himself unable to resist. In [[Treehouse of Horror IV]] the credits list Matt “Count Chocula” Groening. The episode [[The Old Man and the Lisa]], has [[Montgomery Burns|Mr. Burns]] shopping for cereal. When he sees [[Krusty the Clown|Krusty]] with a box of [[List of products in The Simpsons#Krusty-brand cereal|Krusty-O’s]] he asks, “Can you tell me where they put the Burns-O’s?” Krusty replies, “They don't put nobodies on cereal boxes!” Then, he notices the Count Chocula cereal and says “Hmm. I suppose this one looks a bit like me.”
*An episode of ''[[Invader Zim]]'' contains a parody character named ''Count Cocofang'', a mascot for ''Coco Splodies'' cereal.
*On the episode "[[Health Care (The Office episode)|Health Care]]" of "[[The Office (US TV series)|The Office]]", Jim or Pam lists "Count Choculitis" as an illness when Dwight forces the staff to disclose their diseases in order to reduce health benefit costs. Dwight asks "Did you write that because you know I love 'Count Chocula'?"
*In ''[[Robot Chicken]]'', Count Chocula is seen as a judge in an ''[[American Idol]]'' spoof called ''Zombie Idol'' in which he substituted for the role of [[Simon Cowell]].
*A cut-away in the ''[[Family Guy]]'' episode "[[Wasted Talent]]" shows Cap'n Crunch wanting [[The Godfather]] to [[assassination|assassinate]] Chocula because "that son of a bitch has been spreading lies! My cereal does ''not'' cut the roof of your mouth! With all respect." [http://www.planet-familyguy.com/pfg/subtitles/30/]
* In the ''[[21 Jump Street]]'' episode ''Old Haunts in the New Age'', Doug Penhall ([[Peter DeLuise]]) dresses up as Count Chocula for Halloween.
* In the HBO Original Series ''[[The Sopranos]]'', mobster [[Johnny Sack]] is jokingly referred to as Count Chocula.
* In the ''[[Psych]]'' episode ''[[American Duos]]'', Emilina Saffron refers to Detective Carlton Lassiter as Count Chocula due to the detective's likeness to the mascot.
*In the [[Imaginationland]] episode of [[South Park]], Count Chocula appears among the imaginary characters in the titular land.
*In one television commercial, instead of the usual animation, Count Chocula was played by a live actor.

====Film====

*In ''[[Wedding Crashers]]'', John Beckwith resists the temptation to go over-board in taking on fake occupations in order to sound fascinating; he says "I'd like to be pimps from Oakland or cowboys from Arizona but it's not Halloween. Grow up; Peter Pan, Count Chocula."
*In ''[[Blade: Trinity]]'', [[Dracula (Marvel Comics)|Dracula]] walks into a store that sells vampire souvenirs. He picks up and looks at a box of Count Chocula cereal, then kills everyone in the room.
*In the movie ''[[Tank Girl (film)|Tank Girl]]'', a character states he's better in the dark, like Count Chocula. He's angrily corrected by a friend, who tells him that "It's Dracula, fool! Count Chocula is the guy on the detergent box!" which sets off a heated argument until Tank Girl tells them to shut up.
*In the movie ''[[Multiplicity (film)|Multiplicity]]'', Doug Kinney #4 (the child-like clone of [[Michael Keaton]]'s character) finishes off a box of Count Chocula (and all of the rest of the food in the clones' apartment).
*In the movie [[Sugar & Spice]], Jack Bartlet (James Marsden) asks Diane (Marley Shelton) which character she would rather be: Count Chocula or Trix the Rabbit, during their trip to the grocery store. She said Trix the rabbit.

====Music====
*In one of the many versions of his song "Your Body is a Wonderland", [[John Mayer]] imitates [[Bobby Brown]] singing "And in the morning, girl, I'm gonna pour you a bowl of Count Chocula"

====Literature====

* In [[Thomas Pynchon]]’s novel ''[[Vineland]]'', the story of the book starts with a note lying next to an empty Count Chocula box. After reading the note, Wheeler simulates the Count Chocula cereals with [[Froot Loops]] and some [[Nesquik]].
*In 1999, the satirical newspaper ''[[The Onion]]'' ran a front-page story about Count Chocula, portraying him as an actual blood-sucking monster to underscore the humor of his role as mascot for a children's cereal. [[Franken Berry]] is also referenced in the article, though not named.
<ref>[http://www.theonion.com/content/node/29263 Bloodthirsty, Undead Ghoul Advocates Chocolate-Cereal Consumption] - ''The Onion''</ref>

====Theater====
*In ''[[Robin Williams]]'' Live On ''[[Broadway theatre|Broadway]]'' [[2002]], Robin makes a reference to Count Chocula as part of his performance. He talks about the winner of gold medal in snowboarding (freestyle) at the Winter Olympics. Robin says "Would you like to be on a box of Wheaties? -No. Count Chocula."

====Internet media====

*In the Halloween edition of [[Something Awful]]'s Tub Bites series, there is a sketch where Count Chocula, called Chocolate Dracula, is trying to make kids eat his cereal, along with Frankenberry, called Strawberrystein. The kids are scared by the pair and kill them. Boo Berry looks out of the window and floats away.
*In the popular webcomic [[Something Positive]], protagonist Davan McIntire and his best friend Aubrey Chorde buy a large supply of the monster cereals, which Davan (who has a culinary bent) transforms into a number of experimental desserts. The odd foodstuffs are then "donated" to a bunch of collegiate potheads.

====Other====
*When [[Danny Kass]] won the silver medal in the Snowboard Halfpipe event at Salt Lake Olympics in 2002, he shouted "I'm going to be on the Count Chocula box! Count Chocula!."
*A t-shirt with Barack Obama's face over an image of Count Chocula and bearing the slogan "Count Barackula For President" surfaced on the internet during the 2008 U.S. presidential race.
*In the Troika videogame Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines an e-mail mentions a way to hack the game in order to play as a chocula clan vampire.

===Franken Berry===
Franken Berry has appeared in ''[[South Park]]'', ''[[Family Guy]]'', ''[[The Simpsons]]'', ''[[robot chicken]]'' , ''[[Dead Like Me]]'' (as "Frankenfruity"), ''[[Drawn Together]]'' <ref>[http://www.tv.com/drawn-together/breakfast-food-killer/episode/944336/summary.html?tag=ep_list;ep_title;9 Breakfast Food Killer] - TV.com</ref>. He is also mentioned as looking like a Russian who conned Randy in ''[[My Name is Earl]]''.

===Other Characters===
* In the [[Metalocalypse]] episode "Dethdad", when the band visits Norway, Murderface points out a child who looks like Boo Berry.
* Somewhat unusual for a retired advertising character, Yummy Mummy and Fruit Brute continue to be seen on the occasional piece of official merchandise: in recent years, both a resin model kit, and a [[bobblehead doll]] have been sold in their images.

[[Image:Frankenberry Comic-Con2007.JPG|150px|thumb|right|[[Franken Berry]] display at [[Comic-Con International]] in [[San Diego]], [[California]]. [[2007]].]]

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.generalmills.com/ General Mills]
*[http://www.theonion.com/content/node/29263 Parody article on Count Chocula in ''The Onion'']
*[http://www.countbarackula.com Count Chocula inspired parody t-shirt]
*[http://www.retroist.com/2008/10/29/monster-cereal-fun-facts-and-commercials/ Monster Cereal Facts and Commercials]

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