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DALLAS — There's a new call for North Texans to donate old instruments.
Young people are already playing, of course, but there are nearly twice as many who want to and just can't afford it.
That's why Big Thought is launching a summer search to get more instruments for kids.
"You can see the light in a child's eyes when they produce a beautiful sound, when they hear music, when they respond to it," said Big Thought spokeswoman Margie Reese. "But when they make music, it's a whole other feeling for them"
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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama has been looking to historians for guidance on how to shape his second inaugural's words into a speech for the ages. He's eager to make good use of his twice-in-a-lifetime opportunity to command the world's attention.
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Netflix made history with nominations for 'House of Cards,' 'Arrested Development.'
Actor Aaron Paul, Academy CEO & Chairman Bruce Rosenblum and actor Neil Patrick Harris at the 65th Primetime Emmy Nominations Announcements on Thursday, July 18, 2013.
"Breaking Bad" actor Aaron Paul and "How I Met Your Mother" star Neil Patrick Harris (subbing in for Kate Mara) were up bright and early (5:40 a.m. Los Angeles time, to be exact) to announce the nominations for the 2013 Emmy Awards. More than just honoring excellence in television, the nominees reflect the shifting landscape of the television industry, as quality television disperses not only from networks to cable and premium channels, but on to new distribution models entirely with the rise of online streaming company Netflix.
Netflix is here to stay
With nine nominations for its original series "House of Cards" and three for its reboot of "Arrested Development," Netflix has earned the mainstream cred to make it a big player in the television industry. "House of Cards" was honored not just in acting categories (as it was with Critics Choice nominations earlier this year), but also claimed a spot in the crème de le crème category, outstanding drama. It has already been picked up for a second season, and with the "Arrested Development" nominations for lead actor (for Jason Bateman), directing and editing, talk about another season of that comedy will surely grow.
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Outstanding drama is looking as stodgy as ever
Speaking of outstanding drama, aside from the "House of Cards" nomination – which many were expecting anyway – the category included the cable and premium dramas that were considered safe bets: "Breaking Bad," "Downton Abbey," "Game of Thrones," "Homeland" and "Mad Men," all of which have been nominated before. Critics will be disappointed that the Emmy voters didn't take a risk on newcomers like FX's "The Americans" or Sundance Channel's "Rectify," particularly since "Downton Abbey" and "Homeland" (last year's winner) had lackluster seasons this year.
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There were some mild surprises in the comedy categories, with the Emmy nominations shedding a light on some of the more unconventional – challenging, even – comedies on television. FX's "Louie" reined in six nominations, including in the best comedy category, which critics have been clamoring about for years. Unfortunately its inclusion crowded out "Parks and Recreation." The best comedy on network television did not get the outstanding comedy nomination it deserves. (The once brilliant but not as great "30 Rock" got an honorary nomination for its swan song season). HBO's beloved but recently canceled "Enlightened " also got some recognition, with Laura Dern earning a nod for lead actress.
Women lead the way on network dramas
No male actor in a drama nominee category came from a network television show. Rather, network TV's female stars are carrying the weight. Kerry Washington's nomination got "Scandal" the attention it deserves for being not only racially and politically groundbreaking, but just plain fun. Connie Britton, the best part of the underrated "Nashville" also got a nod. Both shows, notably, also boast female showrunners. Christine Baranski also got a supporting actress nomination for "The Good Wife," another female-centric show and a standout network drama that got four other nominations.
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The Patriots are collecting Gronkowskis, as they signed TE Dan Gronkowski to join his brother Rob.
The team announced the move Wednesday and made it official that it cut CB Darius Butler and claimed former Dolphins ILB A.J. Edds. To make room for Gronkowski, the Patriots cut veteran DL Gerard Warren.
Dan Gronkowski, who was cut by the Broncos, was a seventh-round pick of the Lions in 2009. He has played in 14 career games with four starts. He caught eight passes for 65 yards last season.
Warren was a steady contributor for the Pats last season, playing in all 16 games with 10 starts and recording 36 tackles and 3½ sacks.
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The Patriots had two blocking tight ends in camp, Lee Smith and Will Yeatman, who were claimed by the Bills and Dolphins, respectively, after being cut. Dan Gronkowski can help fill the role played by Alge Crumpler last season.
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- In a large stock pot heat oil. Add tortillas, garlic, cilantro and onion. Saute for 2 to 3 minutes.
- Stir in tomatoes and bring to a boil. Add cumin, chili powder, bay leaves and chicken stock. Return to a boil, reduce heat to medium and add salt and cayenne. Simmer for 30 minutes remove bay leaves and stir in chicken. Heat through and serve.
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YUM, so great!!! One note: about HALF the oil is plenty. For ease of preparation, I got a pre-cooked rotisserie chicken from the deli counter instead of the chicken breasts - way faster and easier, and the meat is really flavorful. Just take it off the bones, give it a rough chop and you're done. My no-nonsense, meat&potatoes husband requested a big batch of soup to take camping! Nice and sniffle-inducing spicy; adjust the cayenne or serve with a big spoonful of sour cream for the faint of heart. I've already sent the recipe to four people; my family loves it, and so do my husband's camping buddies. This will go into heavy rotation for us! Garnish with any combo of: crunchy tortilla strips (save a few tortillas to make some fresh-sprinkle lightly with onion powder); some remaining cilantro; sour cream, shredded cheese; avocado; and whatever you do, don't skip a squeeze of fresh lime!
This soup is great! Everybody loves it. I did two things differently -- first, I cooked the chicken with the spices in the first step of the recipe so the chicken meat would absorb the flavors. Secondly, I was out of corn tortillas so I used tortilla chips that I just crumbled in the bottom of the bowl before adding the soup. (I felt that the tortillas added at the beginning got too mushy).
The flavor is pretty good. The appearance is mushy garbage. It has so much oil it collects at the top in a thick layer. It hardly looks edible, but it is. I will however attempt this recipe again with a few changes. 1) Fry the tortilla strips drain and set aside. 2) Saute onions and cilantro in 2-3T (not 6T) of oil. Drain and return to pot. Do whatever you can to reduce the oil. 3) Follow rest of recipe. 4) Garnish with fried tortilla strips and maybe a mexican cheese such as Queso Quesadilla.
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Amount Per Serving (6 total)
- Calories
- 418 cal
- 21%
- Fat
- 22.3 g
- 34%
- Carbs
- 24.4 g
- 8%
- Protein
- 29.2 g
- 58%
- Cholesterol
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- 23%
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- 32%
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Even though we might be in the digital age where Wii, Xbox Kinect and Nintendo DS are the most popular family games, more families are taking time out of their busy schedules to schedule a game night. The gaming industry has changed and classic favorites that have been around for generations like Scrabble and Monopoly now exist in different variations that bridge the generation gap. Whether looking for a fun board game for your next game night, or an age old classic, this list, in alphabetical order, includes some of the the best board games for kids and families of all ages. Make sure to check out both pages.
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For those of you with kids who love Angry Birds, Mattel has created the board game version! Who knew things would happen in reverse, starting in the digital world, then ending up with an actual game! In this game, to win collect enough points to build your structure faster than your friends can knock it down with an Angry Bird! The game includes three Angry Birds, four green pigs, one slingshot-style launcher, 14 structure pieces, 40 mission cards, 16 points cards, a bonus points star, and a bonus points egg.
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Banangrams encourages people to pick letter tiles, than at the same time, each player individually creates their own cross word using interlocking words in a horizontal or vertical fashion, from left to right. Be the first use all your tiles and win. This game is similar to Scrabble, but much faster paced! Recommended for ages 7 and up.
4. Candyland
How can you make a list of the best board games and leave this timeless game out? Generations of kids have been playing many different versions of Candyland. However, what ever the version the same skills of learning to match colors, take turns and play games is still the same! Recommended for kids ages 3 and up.
5. Cranium Cariboo Island
6. Cranium Family Edition
Families and friends will work together following along the gameboard, completing lots of different activities along the way. They are 14 different activities that include answering trivia, completing word games, sculpting with dough, humming the sound of tunes, all while their team members try to guess! The first to the finish line wins! Recommended for ages 8 and up.
7. Dr. Seuss I Can Do That Game!
Featuring Dr. Seuss and the Cat in the Hat, this is a great family game, geared for preschool aged children 4 and up, that incorporates all sorts of challenging motor actions. Children flip over different cards that correspond to actual objects in the game. So they might turn over cards that say, "Can you jump up and down while holding a cake between your elbows?" Skills to help kids learn about taking turns, counting and colors are reinforced.
8. Flip Out
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Does he have his hair pinned up? LOL…ok I'm back. Anyway this performance was OK, I can't believe he performed in the rain. Who else would do that?
Only Prince can do the things he does…I have so much respect for him and when he sings "Purple Rain" OMG! How cool was that, to do that song in the rain.
Yea I have a lot of respect for him as well.
Good performance he did! At one point while I was watching the performance @ home, I could've sworn his ass was staying dry LMAO I was thinking "Does dude have magical powers or is he just moving alot and dodging the rain drops?" LMFAO!
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STAFF and year nine students at Bishop Fox's School in Taunton are pictured with a cheque for £300 to charity Cafod, which will support the Philippines disaster appeal.
The students ran an enterprise fair to raise money.
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In case anyone forgot that The New York Times gave Tesla's Model S a bad review recently, Elon Musk is in the news doing everything
short of sending a press release to remind us all. This time he's giving an interview to Bloomberg News saying that the review cost his company $100 million.
Joann Muller is a little suspicious about his math on this one – she goes into that in a post here. That's not the main point, though. Musk has played this just about as badly as he possibly could from day one. After the initial review came out, he released a point-by-point refutation of the author's drive using a data log, to which the author responded in kind. It turned a one-off review into a massive news story that dragged both Musk and his company's names through the dirt.
And now he's back again, with some hard numbers that appear to be specifically designed to scare off investors so that now, not only does he look petulant, his company also looks fragile. Next, I expect he'll be giving us an hour by hour account of how this review consumes his thoughts every day, in case there was any faith left to lose.
The nuts and bolts of the actual exchange are less important here. I'm inclined to trust the reporter's account of what happened, though at this point, it barely matters. The original story is so far removed that mostly what we have now is a billionaire throwing a temper tantrum about someone who said mean things about him.
I remember once, a particular game was getting mercilessly panned in the reviews. From what I could tell, the company got a new PR agency, which appeared to be sending out a lot more review copies to get some more coverage. The problem? The game was terrible, and that company needed to avoid press like the plague.
Every piece of press that Musk gets about this review is bad press. In this situation, he just needs to take his lumps like anyone else who has ever gotten a bad review. It stings, but you've got to move on.
Dave, Musk's comments led to New York Times Public Editor investigating Broder's article and basically concluding that given errors in precision and judgement there really isn't anything one can conclude from his story.
With that anyone looking past the drama, can see the car did not have a poor review. Anyone putting a little effort in would realize Broder does not have an automobile background, his story was not a review, and in fact the New York Times gave the Model S a rather stunning review when they did have one of their automotive reporters test the car out this past September.
I will grant you it was a bit awkward the way Musk put a dollar figure on the article. Very well, cofounder of Paypal, Tesla, founder of SpaceX, and now this, an awkward comment in a television interview.
I agree with you, Dave. In the big picture, that bad review was just a blip on the radar screen that would have faded into nothing had the company took the criticism constructively and explained how they seek to improve the spacing of their supercharger's and the car's software. Instead, the whole thing was overblown by Elon Musk, and this has exposed some character flaws in him.
I love the Tesla S. In fact, I will have mine in about 4 weeks. However, I also fear that Elon Musk's over-sized ego and his overreaction to little things may turn off people who are not as enthusiastic about the company or the car as I am.
Without the 2 billion plus he got for his ventures as payback for campaign bundling, he and his putative companies would not exist. Simple as that. This whole affair does not even pass the sniff test. he is chief engineer, chief technical officer, CEO at 3 very different start up companies. And the shills for the cadre in the administration would have you believe that the companies already have multibillion dollar market values. No, they don't. . I'm personally waiting for the next announcement: "Nothing ever goes wrong with anything I make or do. If it does, it is the user's fault, or george bush. "
Tesla got a 456 million dollar LOAN that it has been paying back on time (not 2 billion plus as some kind of gift). This kind of money is but a very small part of what it has taken to create Tesla and Model S. No person has created a surviving American car company in the last eighty years — much less an ELECTRIC car company. This is a new and difficult venture. But by all accounts from informed and intelligent people, Tesla and Musk have done incredibly brilliant work in producing Model S. The accolades and praise has been unprecedented in my lifetime. Your dripping disdain without basis causes me to question your motivation and/or intelligence.
Tesla not worth billions? The Tesla plant alone is worth a billion.
I did NOT say that Tesla was not worth billions. Rather, I was simply sharing the fact regarding Tesla's government loan (of $456 million) in response to Doreen Gaydoon's unsubstantiated accusation that Musk supposedly received "2 billion plus" for "his ventures as payback for campaign bundling." Like her other postings, Doreen (or whatever his/her true name is) is quick to make wild claims of impropriety which s/he fails to factually support in any way. She obviously lacks any actual insight or information that is worthy of serious consideration. Nothing more than a shill for somebody who is afraid of Tesla's and Musk's significant influence with this disruptive technology.
I haven't seen the road and track review. However Phil Lebos from CNBC replicated the NY Times road test following the stated route and ended in Natick Mass on schedule and with charge left in the battery. It seems to me that someone besides Elon Musk promoting his technology, has an agenda here. Usually I'd trust the Times, but considering that portions of Phil's drive were televised live, I'm more inclined to believe CNBC and Musk.
I like how there is even any question about believing who or what when the data clearly shows the times writer either had an agenda or was just a complete retard about how to operate the vehicle.


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(Portland, Ore.) April 8, 2010 - Portland State University (PSU) President Wim Wiewel has issued a proclamation declaring that April is "Sexual Assault Awareness Month" at the University. The national theme of this year's Sexual Assault Awareness Month is "Prevent Sexual Violence on Our Campuses."
"Sexual Assault Awareness Month is intended to draw attention to the fact that sexual violence remains an intolerable and violent crime with public health implications for every community member of Portland State University," said Wiewel. "Rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment impact students of all genders in a campus community, and we must work together to educate our community about what can be done to prevent sexual assault and how to support survivors."
Statistics indicate that 1 in 5 women will have experienced sexual assault by the time they complete college, but only 12 percent of rapes were reported to law enforcement. The National Institute of Justice notes that many experts believe that rape and other forms of sexual assault are among the most underreported crimes.
"President Wiewel's proclamation provides an opportunity for PSU to confront the problem of sexual violence and look at what we can do to create a safer campus community," said Jessica Amo of the Women's Resource Center. "One step we can take is to ensure that all members of our community recognize the importance of addressing this issue: that we know how to intervene, and that we stay informed about campus policies and resources."
Departments across campus have partnered to offer a full calendar of events including a consent workshop, several lectures, and free yoga.
The month starts with The Red Flag campaign, a visual awareness and education campaign created by the campus-wide display of flags and posters. These materials bring attention to the "red flags" encountered within the context of unhealthy or dangerous relationships, and provide examples of how students can intervene when they see these red flags.
"Sexual violence is preventable," says Amo. "We all have a role to play in making our community a safe place to live, work and study."
To see the full Proclamation and calendar of events, visit the Women's Resource Center at: www.pdx.edu/wrc


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Yes, Ghost of The Mountain is now available. The band just announced their only European show at the Barbican on Sept 14th which is already sold out.
The Ghost Of The Mountain is the new album by Tired Pony, due for release 19 August 2013. Tired Pony formed in 2010 when Iain and the rest of the band met in Portland, Oregon to record 'Place We Ran From'. In May 2013 they reconvened for two weeks in Topanga Canyon, California to record the extraordinary followup. Tired Pony is Richard Colburn, Scott McCaughey, Peter Buck, Troy Stewart, Gary Lightbody, Jacknife Lee and Iain Archer.Check out all things Tired Pony, including a rare insight into the recording environment in the form of the video for 'All Things All At Once' herepre-order the album here
Iain has been nominated for Best Song Musically and Lyrically at the 2013 Ivor Novello Awards for Jake Bugg's 'Two Fingers', written by Jake and Iain. Iain received an Ivor Novello Award in 2005 for Snow Patrol's album 'Final Straw'. The Ivor Novello Awards represent the highest award for songwriters in the UK. Check out the nominations here.
For the last year I've been collaborating with the immensely talented young Jake Bugg and I'm proud to announce the release of his eponymous debut out today on Mercury Records. We've worked together on a number of tracks on the record and it's an exciting slice of folk and rock'n roll rolled into one. Proud to be a part of it.Check out the 9/10 NME review of the album HERE
If you ever made it down to Ambridge Acoustic Review (a show I put on in the beautiful surrounds of St Luke's Church W Holloway) then you'll want to make it along to The Steeplejack Sessions. Same venue, same idea, new trousers and fresh beer. It's going to be special - the line up is silly it's so good... we have Boxes (Carey Willetts of Athlete's brand new acousto-melodious-raw loop-song party), Foreign Slippers (Sweden's Gabi Froden who's voice has been compared to heaven and something better than heaven)Luke Sital-Singh (so hotly tipped it's dangerous, Guardian were raving about him last week, sings from a place most of us dream about)And me... I'd like to provide you with links to all the above but tbh I wanna go try and write a song. Come to our show, it will be unmissable... get tickets here...http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/event/3822972614/efblike


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Dovie Lee Dodd, 81, of Weatherford, died Thursday, March 14, 2013, at her residence.
Memorial service is 2 p.m. Monday, March 18, in Cresson School, 9305 Pittsburg, in Cresson. Galbreaith Pickard Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements.
Born Sept. 20, 1931, in Utica, Okla., she was a homemaker and beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Survivors include daughters, Virginia Richardson and husband, James, of Oklahoma, Judy Fallaschek and husband, Richard, of Cresson, and Nancy Stewart, of Haltom City; sons, Billy Schofield and wife, Ginger, of Springtown, Ronald Dodd and wife, Beverly, of Arizona, and Bobby Dodd and wife, Waynette, of Arizona; sister, Judy Mitchell and husband, York, of Oklahoma; brother, Gene Pruitt and wife, Ruth, of North Richland Hills; 22 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; and numerous other family members and friends.
Dovie was preceded in death by her parents, Harvey and Mattie Pruitt; husband, Bobbie Lee Dodd; one grandchild, John A. Ginn Jr.; two brothers; and one sister.
Galbreaith Pickard Funeral Chapel


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For the money~~~~ Good rug. Don't expect the highest quality, but is is adequate. The black and white is not truly a crisp white. It is off white. So id your expectation is for crisp white~~~~ this is not for you. But if you'r okay with black and off white, adequate for the price quality, and love the design of the rug~~~ this rug is for you!
My husband and I LOVE this rug! I was a little hesitant to order it because of the mixed reviews, but I am so glad I did! The rug is a little thin, but for the price I am not sure what people were really expecting. The color is fantastic, very vibrant and absolutely beautiful! Everyone that comes over raves about the style... it makes a huge statement, especially against our neutral furniture. I haven't had any problems with shedding, like others mentioned. The rug is a great addition to our home, I am so glad we got it!
I wanted to put some style into my sad-looking living room, and I have a very tight budget. If you have transitional furniture and a more informal space, this is a GREAT rug. I plan to keep this rug for the next 2-4 years only, so for me, it wasn't important to find a rug that would last forever, though it certainly seems durable. I looked in Marshalls, Ross, Kohls (during their sale), Walmart, Target, HomeDepot, Lowes, Tuesday Morning, Ebay and Craigslist for a rug. This was the absolute best deal I found on a larger area rug (I was looking for an 8 x 11). Additionally, most of the rugs I saw "in person" were anywhere from 50-150 dollars more for this size and the rug was (a) usually in a pattern that would've been more difficult to incorporate into an existing design, and (b) the quality was not as good as the rug I just got. No complaints.
Got this rug a couple weeks ago, and I'm mostly pleased with it. It arrived quickly and well-packaged. It's HUGE, and totally fills up our living room, which is what I wanted. In terms of quality, it's totally fine for the price, but not great. The rug we received had a couple visible snags, and it doesn't feel quite as nice underfoot as a more expensive rug. My boyfriend thinks it's too busy -- he says the zig-zags hurt his eyes, since they're quite narrow. I think we expected them to be a bit wider. I like the way it really pops in the room, though. I'd buy this again.
Absolutely love this rug. Wasn't sure at first about the color (I got the brown one) but its perfect. For the price and size it's a steal. Looks great in my living room.
Rug is a bit thin but looks amazing I bought the white & black and the white is not a bright white but is a very good color with the black, my furniture is white and the rug looks great with it. No problems with shedding, smell or rolling up. Glad I bought this rug!
This is a great rug and the value is excellent! I would highly recommend it.
I seriously cannot believe how good this looks for the price. it is by no means a high end rug, but it is about as good as it gets for this price. It is very large and I put it in my daughter's room. We get lots of compliments, well worth the price.
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Rising to the occasion is also one of the reasons Randy has THREE ex-wives.
How dare you!
Originally Posted by optimusjoel
Maybe rising to the occasion is just in the Couture gene pool. Noons still got robbed though.
Rising to the occasion is also one of the reasons Randy has THREE ex-wives.
Maybe rising to the occasion is just in the Couture gene pool. Noons still got robbed though.
Ryan's a sleeper who is pretty solid all around, I think he could decision Pearson if Ross isn't able to make this a kickboxing match from the periphery. I'm picking Pearson, but am hesitant as all hell to bet on him since I just don't trust Ryan Couture fights when the go to close decisions...
Does Ryan train with his dad or is he on his own? Still he should have some serous people to train with any ways. With his name he may of got in the spot light early and believe Pearson is a huge step for him. I don't see Pearson just walking through him if he's anything like Randy but predict a win for Pearson
some reason i think Couture will surprise everyone... i still have Pearson winning but its not going to be as easy as everyone thinks
It's a huge fight for Couture, but Pearson is right. Ryan is not quite ready for someone like Ross.
Pearson will knock his teeth to the back of his head.
Ross Pearson on Ryan Couture: 'I don't think he's on my level'
Ross Pearson on Ryan Couture: 'I don't think he's on my level' - MMA Fighting
"I definitely feel he's going to come in prepared, I definitely think it's going to be the best Ryan Couture we've seen, but no, I don't think hes on my level," he said on Monday's edition of The MMA Hour. "I don't think hes fought the level of competition I've fought. I don't think he's been fighting UFC-caliber guys forever, really, so no, I don't think hes on my level. If things go to plan he won't last very long in there with me.
"I'm not taking him lightly," he continued. "I'm not overlooking anything. I'm preparing for a tough fight. I know Ryan's durable. I know Ryan can take a shot, and I know Ryan's game. So he brings some threats to the table. I just got to be on my A-game, sharp, strong. Knowing how powerful I hit and how fit and strong I am and letting him know how much I want to fight. I've got to own this fight and I've got to perform well, show him what the UFC is all about."
Pearson recently had his own lesson to learn, stemming from his move down to 145 pounds. At the time he made the move, having lost two of three at 155, it seemed like the right call in rejuvenating his career. But he only fought twice in the weight class, and hated nearly every second of it. In fact, he said it made fall out of love with the sport.
The experiment unceremoniously ended at the hands of Cub Swanson, who finished Pearson with strikes last June.
Pearson credits Swanson for the win, saying he was the better man who won fair and square, but feels the cut depleted his ability to take strikes. Between the calorie restriction needed to make the featherweight limit, his unwillingness to discard his weight-training regimen and the decreased capacity to withstand strikes, Pearson made up his mind that lightweight was the best place for him.
"I knew at 145 I couldn't be the best Ross Pearson," he said. "I'm much happier at 155. My weight and diet, everything's perfect. I train right up to the fight. I could lift pre-camp, and being healthy, it's just a much more natural weight for me. I'll be turning up to fights 100 percent."
He showed that in his first fight back in the division, battering George Sotiropoulos and knocking him down twice en route to a third-round TKO.
Apparently, Pearson wasn't even the first member of his camp to knock out Sotiropoulos. According to him, during taping of TUF: The Smashes, some ongoing tension between coaches on the U.K. and Australian teams led to a situation where Aussie coach Sotiropoulos sucker-punched UK boxing coach Erin Beach from behind. According to Pearson, Beach fought back and ended up knocking Sotiropoulos out.
"Obviously the UFC wasnt happy about what happened," he said. "It was just ridiculous really, George doing that and not even fighting him like a man, cheap-shotting him when he wasn't even looking. When I said all the things I said on the show, I wasn't lying. I did lose all respect for George. I still don't respect him now."
With that part of his life in the rearview mirror, Pearson continues to look ahead. While he believes himself to be the superior fighter over Couture, he credits Couture's ability to scramble and grind as dangerous fight trends that will require his constant attention. But the rest of it, the fight skills and power, they bend his way. As long as the show goes on, he plans on putting on a show.
"I'm just not a British banger anymore. I'm a full mixed martial artist," he said. "If he wants to fight on the floor, we'll fight on the floor. Wherever he thinks hes going to take the fight, hes going to be wrong because Im winning there. I'm just going to take the fight away from him, beat him everywhere. I believe Ive got the power in my hands, my feet, my knees, my elbows to finish anyone in this division. If I land that shot, Im know I'm going to finish Ryan."
Ross Pearson on Ryan Couture: 'I don't think he's on my level'
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By popular demand, the new in Newtown Square is the region's best frozen yogurt.
We asked you for your opinions and the new Yogo Factory was the winner.
"YoGo Factory - best yogurt, nicest store, not even close!" wrote .
"The new store in edgmont Yogofactory is awesome. My kids love it." wrote .
"I have been to a few of these but the one that just opened 1 mile away, yogo factory is much larger, has much more seating, so many more toppings than the other ones, and the yogurt is definitely the best!" wrote .
"Been to most of these. The new Yogo Factory has impressed me the most. Tons of flavors no one else has!" wrote Dan Graziano.
Yogo Factory opened on August 24, so it's one of the newer FroYos to join the region.
The dessert shop offers 16 different yogurt flavors at a time and the flavors are constantly changing. The also offer custom flavors like Cake Batter and Reese Peanut Butter Cup.
Then of course, it's the toppings, which really make the treat complete.
Yogo offers around 36 cold toppings like fruits and candies, 40 dry toppings like cereals and cookies and if that's not enough to feel your sweet tooth, there are 30 syrups and sauces to complete your order.
Owner Brian Petruzzi said the chain now has 17 stores open, but this Delaware County spot is one of only two in Pennsylvania. The other one is in . Petruzzi continues to expand. He said he is currently bringing stores to Los Angeles and throughout Philadelphia.
Yogo Factory is located in Edgmont Square Shopping Center at 4752 West Chester Pike in Newtown Square. It's open from 10:30 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday and from 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
Do you agree? What do you look for in frozen yogurt shops? What's your favorite flavor? What's your favorite topping? Share your opinions in the comments section below.


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The Mann Glendale Marketplace 4 was opened in the 1998. With the demise of Mann Theatres, it was taken over by the Galaxy Theatre Corporation and was renamed Galaxy Glendale Marketplace in February 2012.
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If you remember the articles early this year (around April, IIRC), they said it would be turned into retail as part of a general revamping of the mall. Don't know if the game-plan has changed since then.
The Mann Glendale Marketplace was closed, but thankfully has reopened as the "Galaxy Glendale Marketplace". The grand opening celebration was this past weekend February 10-12, 2012.
Wow… It is the Galaxy Theatres as in THE Galaxy Theatres… It's a nice plex, but I'm surprised they picked it up…
From a quick scan online… The pricing is better than the Americana now… $10.50 evening, $9 matinee, $7 senior/child, though I don't know if they still give a parking discount/validation like Mann did.
Galaxy was big on upgrading to digital early on — wonder if they've paid to upgrade this place already.
So is Galaxy operating both plexes or just the four? And somebody else is operating the other?
Only the fourplex Scott…
Exchange 8 (formerly 10) – Vintage Marketplace 4 – Galaxy Americana 18 – Pacific
All within a couple blocks of one another… all playing essentially the same stuff.
"All within a couple blocks of one another… all playing essentially the same stuff."
All makes me wonder if it was a wise decision to even pick up this theatre.
But it's so much better than most of the Americana shoeboxes… I, for one, am grateful Galaxy saved it, at least for the short-term.
I doubt they're paying rent. Landlord probably found them to keep the space from remaining vacant.
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Why would Jones take Belfort over Sonnen.. At least with Sonnen, Jones was already training for a wrestler. Belfort will come out like a bat outta hell looking for the quick ko.
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
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Anderson offered to fight a LHW to save 151.
Also I'm sick of this former champ talk with vitor he wasn't really the champ the fight ended by cut like 30 seconds into the round then lost convincingly in the immediate rematch.
This was one of the craziest days in mma ever. I've been glued to these forums for hours today. I can't believe all this. Mind is blown
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Thanks to Mike, Dan, Paul for making 7 dogs safe from harms way today. You are the best! Travis, Teresa, Roxy and mother BC and her 3 pups were flown to rescue at Friends of Pep today. All pilot contact was made through the Pilots and Paws site using the resources and pilot listings.
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By Bob Hertzel
Times West Virginian
When you have reached the depths that West Virginia University had reached through its first four games of the 2012-13 basketball season, losing three of those games and looking in them as though you might never win another, the next time on the floor you would settle for even just a little bit of improvement.
The Mountaineers did not stop there as they played their home opener on Tuesday night, taking some giant steps in pounding an overmatched and undermanned VMI team, 94-69, before 7,531 at the Coliseum.
Everything seemingly improved, except for the Mountaineers' health, for during the game both Dominique Rutledge and Kevin Noreen, a pair of big inside players coach Bob Huggins is counting on, suffered what seemed to be ankle sprains, Rutledge's looking to be the more serious of the two, and senior transfer Matt Humphrey didn't play at all because he tweaked his surgically-mended shoulder during practice.
The shooting improved from a team that was hitting only 39.8 percent of its shots at game time into a team that would shoot 45.1 percent, many of them layups and dunks as they dominated for 60 points in the paint.
The ball handling went from a team that had accounted for 44 assists to 51 turnovers into a team that recorded 20 assists to just eight turnovers, Gary Browne running the show with seven assists and nary a misplay.
More important, Juwan Staten seemed far more comfortable as a point or wing guard than in the earlier games, scoring 18 points to lead seven players into double figures on 7-of-10 shooting, with seven rebounds and three assists.
"He makes us look good," said Browne, when asked to compare the point play with last year's. "We've got more leadership on the team now. We are making plays and making them put pressure on the guards."
And when the opponents try to pressure the guards, that makes things open up inside for Deniz Kilicli, who played only two first-half minutes when he got into instantaneous foul trouble. He came back in the second half to score 13 points, while Aaric Murray, continuing to try and figure out how Huggins wants the game played, scored 13 points and had nine rebounds and a couple of blocked shots.
While Huggins saw improvement in Murray, he still emphasizes one point.
"I need Murray to play hard all the time," the coach said between coughs from what sounded like an awful chest cold. "I don't need him to play hard after I call a timeout and rip him. He's making progress, but he's not close yet."
Murray, however, saw progress in the way the team was playing, and he wasn't talking about the shooting, running, defending or rebounding. He was talking about the chemistry, something that had been badly lacking in those first four games.
"We were cheering for each other," Murray noted. "When my teammates were coming out of the game, they weren't pouting; they weren't staying off to themselves. What was hurting us wasn't talent; we've got that."
The talent, in the end, is what they have to allow to carry them into the brand of basketball Huggins wants, which is fast, faster and fastest. Pushing the ball up the court, pushing the defense out and letting the big men clean up anyone who gets loose, that is the formula, and it was there against VMI.
"We get points a lot of different ways," said Staten. "Coach is happy when we get a lot of points off turnovers."
In this game the Mountaineers had 20 points off turnovers, many of them resulting in fast breaks that Staten either finished or assisted on.
"He played a lot better," Huggins said. "He pushed the ball, which we need him to do, and got us easy opportunities. I think he did more than push it; I think he looked up the floor better. I think he advanced the ball up the floor better. He was better at the defensive end.
"He made some rotations and got his hands on some balls. He made a couple of shots, but we're kind of counting on him to get us easy baskets. Today he did."
The Mountaineers return to action against Marshall at the Charleston Civic Center Coliseum next Wednesday.
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BOSTON — The tweet was displayed in giant letters on a wraparound digital scoreboard inside TD Garden before the fourth quarter.
No Rondo? No problem.
It was rubbing it in, in 1,000-point font.
While the Boston Celtics were on their way to improving to 4-0 since point guard Rajon Rondo suffered a season-ending knee injury, the Clippers continued to be a perfect mess without Chris Paul on Sunday during a 106-104 loss.


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Coming soon! Pocket Full of Soul: The Harmonica Documentary comes to New Haven for a one night screening on Thursday, February 28.
The film will be shown at Bow Tie Criterion Cinema, 86 Temple Street, New Haven at 7:30 p.m.
Following the movie, Connecticut blues harp musician Mark Zaretsky of The Cobalt Rhythm Kings will offer a FREE harmonica lesson and jam with movie goers. Harmonicas will be available at the theater for $2, FREE with student ID. Everyone will leave the theater playing a happy tune!
Tickets to the movie cost $12. Advance reservations are recommended via Tugg, an innovative web based ticketing platform that invites the public to bring the movies of their choice to local theaters. Any remaining tickets will be available at the theater on the night of the event.
Tickets to the February 28 New Haven screening of Pocket Full of Soul are available by clicking here.
With Huey Lewis as narrator, Pocket Full of Soul travels the world to explore the history, versatility and cultural impact of the harmonica. Through interviews, stories and stirring performances by master players including James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, John Popper, Magic Dick, Lee Oskar, Delbert McClinton, Kim Wilson, Jason Ricci, Taylor Hicks and many, many more, this independent documentary illustrates the powerful and soulful connection between the musician and instrument.
This is a concert and a history lesson all at once. It is a story about passion and intensity, and the music that players breathe through the harp. Through quick cut performance clips and dialogue, the movie explores the bond between player and instrument, and the use of harmonica across music genres. "We're trying to represent the universe that this instrument inhabits", says director Marc Lempert. There are interviews with the pros, but conversations with common folk as well, including the adventurer who carries his harmonica with him deep into the wilderness. Humorous and quirky details are injected throughout the film. Did you know that Chantal tea kettles replace the whistle with a harmonica?
Pocket Full of Soul supports Harmonikids, a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing harmonicas and the joy of music to special needs children. In the film, Pocket Full of Soul partners with the charity and takes the audience on trips to Haiti and New Orleans post-Katrina to help underprivileged children regain their spirits after encountering tremendous devastation.
Anyone can play a harmonica, they say. Film director Marc Lempert insists, "If you can breathe, you can play." It is the simple mechanics of breathing in and breathing out that make the instrument work, but make no mistake, when the masters play the harmonica, it will take your breath away.


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