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Lost Planet 3: bursting with character
Lost Planet 3 isn't the hum-drum shoot-a-thon you're probably expecting, but one of the most character-filled sci fi stories the industry has produced in years.14
Lost Planet 3 'Akrid Survival' and 'Scenario' multiplayer modes detailed
Lost Planet 3 publisher Capcom has hurled across a snowball full of multiplayer details for Spark Unlimited's shooter. Say hello to Akrid Survival and Scenario Mode.1
Lost Planet 3 multiplayer trailer is go, see the action here
Lost Planet 3 multiplayer has been given the trailer treatment by Capcom, showing off ground troops and mechs fighting each other, and the Akrid horde.5
Lost Planet 3 pre-order bundles get trailered, see the goodies here
Lost Planet 3 joins a long list of games that have retailer-specific pre-order bundles. Capcom has published trailers for the GameSpot, Amazon and BestBuy editions. We've got all three here.3
Lost Planet 3 has been delayed into August
Lost Planet 3 has been delayed into August for "business reasons," Capcom has announced. Originally slated for June 25 in North America and in Europe on June 28, it will now release on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 on August 27 in North America and August 30 in Europe.9
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z - new screens, Unreal 3 deal, Inafune Q&A
Loads of new details regarding upcoming spin-off Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z have dropped today.0
Lost Planet 3 western release dated, new trailer, screens and box-art inside
Lost Planet 3 has been dated for Europe and North America by Capcom, along with a new trailer, screens and box-art.22
Lost Planet 3 release date set for Japan
Capcom Japan has set a June 27 release date for Lost Planet 3, according to this week's Famitsu via Gematsu. The prequel shooter is headed to PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360; all we've officially heard regarding western release is sometime this year, although we had expected it in the first quarter.1
Yaiba won't just be Ninja Gaiden with a coat of zombie paint, says Hayashi
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z is being developed by three developmental entities: Comcept, Spark Unlimited, and Team Ninja. While it sounds as though there may be too many cooks making this bloody stew, Team Ninja boss Yosuke Hayashi said everyone is functioning as one team.3
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z job listings state the game is headed to next-gen consoles
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z may be heading to next-gen consoles, if a job listing posted by developer Spark Unlimited is any indication.2
Lost Planet 3 may "piss some people off" by ramping up shooter side
Lost Planet 3 is being developed by the Medal of Honor veterans at Spark Unlimited, hence a greater emphasis on western shooter-style gameplay.0
Spark Unlimited pegged for Onimusha 4 according to PSM3 rumor
Spark Unlimited is working on an "adventure series reboot," for Capcom according the latest rumor in PSM3. That's not all though: the game is supposedly Onimusha 4. No word on how they know this. Last year, Yoshinori Ono said it was time to resurrect the Onimusha series, but he would like to see it "progress […]5
Lost Planet 3: 'it's impossible to please everyone'
Lost Planet 3 is another venture between Capcom and a Western studio. VG247′s Dave Cook speaks with the developer to find out why teaming up with Spark Unlimited is paying off.18
Ninja Gaiden Z screens are gory but lovely
Ninja Gaiden Z produced a stunning cel-shaded trailer yesterday; get a better look at its gloriously animated stylings in the screens through the break.5
Ninja Gaiden Z gets cel-shaded zombie trailer, watch it here
Ninja Gaiden Z – a collaboration between Team Ninja, Keiji Inafune and Spark Unlimited has been announced at TGS, along with a brilliant new trailer. Watch it below.5
Ninja Gaiden Z revealed, is Inafune's 'Yaiba', Spark Unlimited developing
Team Ninja has revealed Ninja Gaiden Z, a collaboration between Team Ninja, Spark Unlimited and Keiji Inafune. It's a cel-shaded Ninja Gaiden with zombies basically, and is the full name of Inafune's 'Yaiba' project. The studio also unveiled a new Ninja Gaiden smartphone game, free Wii U DLC and more. Get it all here.7
Lost Planet 3: Watch 15 minutes of gamescom gameplay footage here
Lost Planet 3 received a 15 minute gameplay demonstration behind close doors at gamescom, but now Capcom has given up the footage and posted it online. It shows protagonist Jim bounding across the snowy plains in his mech, tussling with giant Akrid and following the trail of a saboteur. Watch it here.0
Lost Planet 3 developer working on mysterious reboot - report
Lost Planet 3 developer Spark Unlimited is working on something pretty mysterious, according to Superannuation's regular column on Kotaku. A number of clues suggest the team has "a bold new take on 3rd Person Action/Horror based on an established console franchise" in the works. The Unreal Engine-based "action/slasher" will have a multiplayer component. Capcom has […]7
First Lost Planet 3 gameplay footage is very Dead Spacey
Capcom Germany's released the first gameplay footage of Lost Planet 3, showing a similar look akin to Dead Space.11
New batch of Lost Planet 3 screenshots surface
Some nice looking shots of Lost Planet 3 have surfaced over on AGB. There are 12 in total, and show off everything from the game's environment, to shooting big monsters in the face. Have a look through the link. Spark Unlimited's effort in the series launched early next year on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.4
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Spark Unlimited hiring for "bold new take" on "established" console series
Lost Planet 3 is coming to PC alongside console versions
Lost Planet 3 out early 2013, Spark Unlimited developing
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***Twin fraternal girls born at 35w6d in 12/2008***
She's 7 weeks and I still have her in the carseat carrier with the adapter. She loves to look at me and I usually chat it up with her on walks, so it works for us for now. Once she can be propped up well and not reclined all the way, I'll put her in it without the carseat. I think DS was in the regular stroller at 3 months.
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Howard Miller 611170 Traditional Warren Grandfather Clock
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This Grandfather Clock from Howard Miller comes in a cherry bordeaux wood finish. Comes in a brass metal finish. Part of the Traditional collection.
- Swan-neck pediment
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- Mirrored back
- Base includes a decorative cutout
- Polished brass dial features:
- Elaborate corner spandrels
- Center disk
- Silver chapter rings with satin black Arabic numerals
- Midnight blue moon phase with "Limited Edition" inscription
- Polish brass-finished weight shells and pendulum
- Reeded columns accented by top and bottom column caps
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Detective Chief Inspector (DCI) Jane Tennison (Helen Mirren) plays a straight-laced police officer who has been passed over time and time again for promotion due to her lack of penis. When another DCI dies while investigating the murder of a prostitute, Tennison takes her chance. However things take a turn for the bizarre when the body in the prostitute's room isn't actually the prostitute and the real hooker is nowhere to be found. But solving the case won't be the difficult part — it will be getting the men in her department to stop trying to sabotage her.Written by crime novelist Lynda La Plante and one of the first police dramas to star a female in the lead role, the first season mostly deals with sexism in the workplace. However over time the program slowly evolved to tackle other issues from institutional racism to sexual perversion. Running themes also include Tennison's growing dependence on alcohol and her attempts to juggle her working and personal lives. It won three Prime Time Emmy Award for Outstanding Miniseries (and a Best Actress trophy for Mirren) as well as Golden Globes, BAFTAs and Peabodys.A US remake starring Maria Bello aired for half a season in 2011-2012.
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December 22, 2014
PIKEVILLE, Ky. – Another week of the regular season is in the books and the University of Pikeville men's basketball team is still on top of the NAIA Coaches' Top-25 Poll, officials from the national office announced on Tuesday.
The Bears received their first regular-season top billing in last week's ratings and held on to the spot with Mid-South Conference wins against Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) and Cumberland (Tenn.) on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.
UPIKE topped the Blue Raiders 70-52 after trailing by six at halftime and finished off the week with an 82-68 win over the Bulldogs. Chris Cantino averaged 24.5 points and 12 rebounds in the two contests to capture the MSC Player of the Week award.
The top-ranked Bears, the only undefeated team in MSC play, will be tested again at the end of the week with conference road trips to No. 18 Georgetown (Ky.) on Thursday and Cumberlands (Ky.) on Saturday.
Winning its last nine games, UPIKE collected nine of the 10 available first-place votes in the poll for 250 total points in the third edition of the rankings.
Pikeville ranks No. 1 nationally with a +28.9 scoring margin and is third in scoring at 95.6 points per game. In seven of their last eight contests, the Bears have defeated their opponent by at least 14 points.
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Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
Could win all three.
Could lose all three.
Should be competitive against all three under the roof.
Hey Essendon, how are those hamstrings going?
Dodged such a massive bullet tonight. Would have lost by 10 goals without Dangerfield and Walker.
I know a place where a royal flush
Can never beat a pair
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Nah there's something wrong with his hamstrings. How else can you explain him missing that goal to put you in front?
Nah just kidding. Watson is a gun, just brilliant.
But that is another game which Dean "the tool" Robinson cost you. If you actually had a full team on the park and hence more rotations you win.
On the other hand, we don't run out the game like that last year, even with 21 fit players
Remember when North Melbourne beat Richmond?
Vimes = gone.
Harder week on the whole, but between us we again managed every game correct. Highlights being me calling the Cats' win, Augustus going for Freo (which Spikey got be default too) and Heef napping the Giants' downing of the ailing Power.
Brumby 6
Jono 6
morgie 6
Benchy 6
howard 6
altoz 6
skd 4
Johnners 4
Spikey 3
It's Heef's week to shine as his seven bags the weekly honours and lifts him ahead of Benchy in the process.
No changes in the medals.
1) howard 126.10
2) altoz 119.07
3) Jono 119.06
4) morgie 119.05
5) Brumby 118.05
6) skd 115.07
8) Benchy 114.03
9) Johnners 100.01
10) Spikey 92.04
Round Twenty Fixtures
West Coast vs. Geelong (Subiaco)
St Kilda vs. Melbourne (MCG)
Adelaide vs. Fremantle (Football Park)
Gold Coast vs. Greater Western Sydney (Carrara)
Carlton vs. Brisbane Lions (Docklands)
Sydney vs. Collingwood (Stadium Australia)
Hawthorn vs. Port Adelaide (York Park)
Richmond vs. Western Bulldogs (MCG)
Essendon vs. North Melbourne (Docklands)
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"I don't believe a word of Pietersen's book, but then I don't believe a word anyone else has said either."
- Simon Barnes renders further comment on KP's autobiography superfluous in a sentence
****, Freo punt paid off but Carlton scum didn't. Gained no ground on Howard.
Another pretty good round. Whoever wins out of Essendon vs North should probably make the 8, Sydney will probably finish first if they win and Collingwood need to win to finish top 2, and the friday night game and Adelaide vs Freo are interesting too.
The Run Home
Makes a good point about Carlton's percentage. What with their draw, I thought they'd be a sneaky chance of playing finals from here, but even in the likely event that they win all their remaining games, will struggle on the percentage front.
I guess this is what happens when, as a teenager, your father takes a job at Carlton
Yeah! It's rare that any of my outside bets pay off, but picking GWS to put away the Power is probably my one for the season.
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Also Supporting the All Time #1 Batsman of All Time Ever - Jacques Kallis and the much maligned Peter Siddle.
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Goss moves in top 10 of WAGR after Masters finish
Oliver Goss, who earned low amateur honors at the Masters on April 13, cracked the top 10 of the World Amateur Golf Ranking on Wednesday.
Goss, a sophomore at Tennessee, moved up four places in the rankings as he was only one of six amateurs to make the cut at Augusta National. He finished T-49.
Other amateurs at the Masters: Matt Fitzpatrick remained second behind world No. 1 Patrick Rodgers. Chang-woo Lee stayed in fifth. Garrick Porteous moved to the professional ranks after missing the cut in Augusta. Niebrugge, who shot 81-74, dropped out of the top 10. He is now 13th in the rankings. Also moving down a few spots was mid-amateur Mike McCoy.
Here are the rest of the top 10:
• 1. Patrick Rodgers, USA, Stanford
• 2. Matthew Fitzpatrick, England
• 3. Greg Eason, England, Central Florida
• 4. Robby Shelton, USA, Alabama
• 5. Chang-woo Lee, South Korea
• 6. Oliver Schniederjans, USA, Georgia Tech
• 7. Sebastian Cappelen, Denmark, Arkansas
• 8. Cameron Wilson, USA, Stanford
• 9. Oliver Goss, Australia, Tennessee
• 10. Ryan Evans, England
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The San Diego Chargers (5-8) return home from a 34-24 win in Pittsburgh and host the NFC South's Carolina Panthers (4-9), led by former Chargers' defensive coordinator Ron Rivera, on Sunday, Dec. 16 at Qualcomm Stadium. Kickoff is set for 1:05 p.m. PST.
If enough tickets are sold to lift the local television blackout, FOX5 San Diego will televise the game locally with Sam Rosen calling the play-by-play, Heath Evans offering analysis and Jill Savage reporting from the sidelines.
The Chargers will face Carolina after picking up their fifth win of the season in impressive fashion last Sunday, defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers, 34-24, at Heinz Field.
u Spurlock played in his first game since being re-claimed by the Chargers on Nov. 29 and caught all seven passes thrown his direction, including five third-down catches that went for first downs.
u Scifres, who ranks fourth in the NFL in gross punting average (48.8), landed five of his seven punts inside the 20-yard line and didn't allow the Steelers a single return the entire afternoon.
u Wells and Haslam started at right and left tackle, respectively, as injuries sidelined starters
u Bird, who just re-signed on Nov. 28 when injuries left the team's linebacking corps thin, recorded his first-career interception to set up a touchdown that gave the Bolts a 34-10 lead.
The Panthers come to San Diego with a dangerous offense that is led by dual-threat quarterback Cam Newton, the first overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft after winning a national championship and the Heisman Trophy as a junior at Auburn. Newton went to the Pro Bowl as an alternate in 2011 and this season he has accounted for nearly 4,000 yards of total offense and 23 touchdowns. As a passer, Newton has completed 227 of 390 for 3,220 yards with 16 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. As a runner, he's carried the ball 104 times for 640 yards, including a career-long 72-yard touchdown run last Sunday that gave the Panthers a 23-0 lead over the Atlanta Falcons. Newton's top receiving target, wide receiver Steve Smith, comes into Sunday's game just one yard shy of his seventh-career 1,000-yard season, while tight end Greg Olsen leads the Panthers with seven touchdowns on 54 catches for 691 yards. Wide receiver Brandon LaFell's 17.0-yard receiving average (34-577-4) leads the team.
Defensively, the Panthers run a 4-3 front, and ends Greg Hardy and Charles Johnson lead the unit with nine and 8.5 sacks, respectively. Middle linebacker Luke Kuechly, a rookie and the team's first-round pick from Boston College, leads the NFL with 130 tackles. Cornerback Captain Munnerlyn and safety Haruki Nakamura lead Carolina's defense with two interceptions apiece, while both of Munnerlyn's have gone for touchdowns, including a 74-yarder against Tampa Bay Nov. 18.
Familiar Faces
Chargers tight end
Panthers Head Coach Ron Rivera was the inside linebackers coach for the Chargers from 2007-08 and the team's defensive coordinator from 2008-10. Offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski served as the Chargers' tight ends coach from 2005-06 then again coached the tight ends and served as the assistant head coach from 2009-10. Offensive quality control coach Scott Turner is the son of Chargers head coach Norv Turner. Secondary/pass defense coordinator Steve Wilks was a defensive backs coach for the Chargers from 2009-11. Director of College Scouting Don Gregory was a scout for the Chargers from 1995-99. College scout Jeff Beathard is a former Chargers scout and he's the son of former Chargers general manager Bobby Beathard. Pro scout Don Warren attended San Diego State.
Familiar Faces, cont.
Panthers defensive end Antwan Applewhite played for the Chargers from 2008-10, attended SDSU and is from Harbor City, Calif. Defensive tackle Nate Chandler attended Mira Mesa High School in San Diego and later attended UCLA. Fullback Mike Tolbert played for the Chargers from 2008-11. Defensive tackle Andre Neblett is from Rahway, New Jersey, the same hometown as Chargers defensive tackle
Other Panthers with ties to Southern California include center Jeff Beyers (USC), quarterback Jimmy Clausen (Westlake Village), cornerback James Dockery (UCLA), defensive tackle Sione Fua (Encino), wide receiver David Gettis (Los Angeles) center Ryan Kalil (USC & Corona), cornerback Nate Ness (Gardena), wide receiver Steve Smith (Los Angeles), guard Zack Williams (Pasadena) and tight end Nelson Rosario (UCLA & Oceanside).
Series History
The Chargers and Panthers have met just four times and Carolina leads the series, 3-1. They haven't met since a 26-24 win by Carolina in San Diego in the 2008 season opener. The Bolts lone win in the series was a 17-6 decision in Charlotte in 2004.
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Washington Water Trust is a nonregulatory, 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to improving and protecting stream flows and water quality throughout Washington state. We use voluntary, market-based transactions and cooperative partnerships to create balanced solutions. So fish, agriculture, business and wildlife—upon which we all depend--can thrive.
We lease and buy water from water rights holder, temporarily or permanently to leave instream, to improve and protect flows, especially during periods that are critical to the survival of imperiled salmon and steelhead. At the right time, at the right place, even just a small amount of water left instream can have an immensely positive impact.
Washington Water Trust also works to develop innovative solutions with water rights holders who are looking for a more cost-effective ways to use their water. A range of best practices exist--from more efficient irrigation methods and technologies, to more profitable crop cycles and selections, to more effective diversions and sources, such as switching from surface to groundwater.
Drawing from an extensive network of partnerships with agricultural producers, conservation districts, irrigation districts, land trust, landowners, legal experts, state agencies, tribes and other stakeholders, Washington Water Trust is able to bring to the table balanced, mutually beneficial ideas that are proven to work.
Our expertise runs deep and wide, encompassing such areas as restoration strategy development, stream flow restoration and water rights analysis, water transaction advisement, outreach and negotiation engagement, instream flow protection, and flow habitat monitoring.
Our experience with land use, hydrology, water law and policy, project evaluation and economic valuation—and in cooperative conservation efforts and stakeholder dialogue--means we can create plans, policies and management strategies that benefit not only watersheds, but also water rights holders.
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I Refuse to Buy a Poppy
Yesterday five British soldiers were shot dead by an Afghan policeman. Just as they keep promising that they've reached 'decisive turning points' in their battle with the Afghan resistance, British military officials immediately vowed that the 'rogue' policeman would be caught. Today the Taliban reports that the policeman is safe with them, and that he's been greeted with flowers.
Our glorious patriotic press responds. Amusingly, the Daily Mail headline wrings its hands and squawks, "What kind of war IS this?" Because some people aren't playing by the rules, you see. Instead of sitting quietly in their villages waiting for the drone attack, or perhaps sending their kids out to accept sweets and modernity from a rosy-cheeked English lad, some barbarians are actually shooting back at the invaders. How very unBritish. (To be fair to the Mail – which has never been fair to anyone – it does seem to be taking an anti-war stance today). Other sections of the media worry about the 'loyalty' of Afghan troops, as if love for foreign occupiers is a realistic standard of loyalty. Still others, even more clever, psychoanalyse the policeman, wondering if an argument with his commander pushed him to a moment of madness. But it really isn't that complicated, as anybody who disabuses themselves of imperialist delusion can see. Very simply, people don't like foreigners striding around their streets and fields with guns and assumptions of superiority. Afghans will kill British troops as surely as Britons would kill Afghan troops if they occupied this country.
Surfing on Islamophobia
On Sunday, PULSE's good friend Phil Weiss posted a sympathetic piece by Scott McConnell, editor of The American Conservative, on Christopher Caldwell's new book about Islam in Europe. Here is the response by PULSE editors Muhammad Idrees Ahmad and Robin Yassin-Kassab which was published on MondoWeiss today:
There are two sets of population statistics about Europe, writes Eliot Weinberger in a post on the London Review Blog: 'those of the Islamophobes and those of everyone else.' Weinberger is commenting on the recent of flurry of books trading in the 'Islamic threat', among them one by neoconservative writer Christopher Caldwell. In his encomium to Caldwell, Scott McConnell couldn't possibly have been referring to the statistics of 'everyone else'. It would be hard otherwise to elevate a minority of 3.6 percent into a civilizational threat. So presumably he accepts the numbers of the Islamophobes. But he does more; he also echoes their assumptions. Small wonder then that he should consider 'nuanced' a book that describes Muslims as 'conquering Europe's cities, street by street'.
But before we get to Caldwell lets address McConnell's own assumptions.
McConnell splits 'the West' and 'the Muslims' into opposing camps, and understands their relationship only in terms of harm. 'Had I to weigh the extent to which the Islamic world is more victim or victimizer of America and the West', he opines, 'the scales would tilt decisively towards America as the more guilty party'. American crimes include the Iraq war and support for Israeli conquest of 'the Arab sections' of Jerusalem and the West Bank. Support for dictators, the proponderance of military bases, the exploitation of resources, Somalia, Lebanon, Afghanistan, and support for the Israeli conquest of the 'Arab sections' of Tel Abib and Yaffa, clearly do not factor in McConnell's narrow vision. But it's fair enough in itself. Where logic fails McConnell entirely, or rather where he fails logic and turns to racism instead, is where he places Muslim immigration into Europe 'on the other side of the ledger'.


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Chinese Nursery Rhyme for Kids: 贴福字 (tiē fú zì) Pasting "Good Luck" Upside Down
贴福字 (tiē fú zì) Pasting "Fu" Upside Down
Listen to the nursery rhyme
Key Learning points (Preview):
春节 (chūnjié): n Spring Festival/Chinese New Year
爷爷 (yéye): n grandpa
说 (shuō): v to say
Culture Note: It is a Chinese custom to paste "Fu" upside down on the doors or walls in the Spring Festival. Yes, the right way to paste "Fu" is to paste it upside down. Why? Because we describe this action as "福倒了(fú dào le)." In Chinese, "福倒了(fú dào le) " has the same pronunciation as "福到了(fú dào le), " which means "happiness comes."
Chūnjié láidào,
春节 来到,
Spring Festival arrives,
Yéye kěxiào.
爷爷 可笑.
Grandpa is ridiculous.
Fú zì tiēdào,
福 字 贴倒,
He pasted "Fu" upside down,
Wǒ bǎ cuò tiāo.
我 把 错 挑.
I point out the mistake.
Yéye bù nǎo,
爷爷 不 恼,
Grandpa does not get mad,
Liězuǐ shuō hǎo.
咧 嘴 说 好.
He grins and says it is fine.
Fú dào fú dào,
福 倒 福 到,
Hanging "Happiness" upside down means the arrival of good fortune,
Xìngfú lái dào.
幸 福 来 到.
Happiness is coming.
Key Learning points:
春节 (chūnjié): n Spring Festival/Chinese New Year
"春 (chūn)" means spring and "节(jié)" means festival.
Chūnjié shì Zhōngguó de chuántǒng jiérì.
春节 是 中国 的 传统 节日.
Spring Festival is a traditional festival in China.
爷爷(yéye): n grandpa
Yéye jīngcháng gěi wǒ jiǎng gùshi.
爷爷 经常 给 我 讲 故事.
My grandpa often tells me stories.
说(shuō): v to say
Dìdi gāoxìng de shuō: "Wǒ jīn nián wǔ suì la!"
弟弟 高兴 地 说: "我 今 年 五 岁 啦!"
My little brother merrily said "I'm already five years old!"
生词(shēngcí) Vocabulary:
可笑(kě xiào): adj ridiculous
好(hǎo): adj fine
幸福(xìngfú): n happiness
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A proposed $40 million redevelopment of the Three County Fairgrounds in Northampton is at the center of a battle brewing between abutters and state and city officials who have supported and promoted the project. That battle, in which some city residents claim to be victims of a covert planning process involving city officials, has recently spilled over into the city's mayor's race.
Maria Tymoczko, whose land abuts the fairgrounds, is a former city councilor. For the last year, Tymoczko and her attorney, Michael Pill,have been in litigation with the City of Northampton, seeking access to email correspondence between the city's economic development director and a number of people associated with the fairgrounds revelopment. In effect, Tymoczko's lawsuit alleges that city officials have actively sought to keep residents out of the process.
"What's going on here," Pill told the Advocate, "is exactly the kind of thing the Occupy Wall Street protesters are fighting against: local politicians putting together business deals with the city's elite. Government in effect conspiring with the rich folks to shove a plan that's good for them down the throats of the little people."
While the discussion of a possible redevelopment began under former Mayor Clare Higgins, Higgins' decision to leave office last month landed City Council President and mayoral candidate David Narkewicz in the role of acting mayor. Tymoczko seized on the opportunity to publicly question whether the new, if only temporary mayor would change policies. On September 19, Tymoczko wrote Narkewicz asking, "As mayor are you going to continue the covert methods of government of your predecessor, Mayor Clare Higgins?"
Upon receiving a copy of Tymoczko's letter—a letter, she says, that has so far gone unanswered—the Advocate asked both Narkewicz and his opponent in the mayor's race, Michael Bardsley, for their thoughts on the issues she raised.
Bardsley, who has been supportive of Tymoczko's effort to obtain what she believes are public records, as well as her broader effort to compel the state Department of Environmental Protection to study the potential environmental impact of the proposed project, did not respond to the Advocate's inquiry.
Narkewicz responded in person and at length, reaffirming the city's existing position with regard to Tymoczko's public records request and endorsing the project generally. "The fairgrounds are important to the city, and it's important the city supports its redevelopment," Narkewicz said in an interview with the Valley Advocate last week. "We need to help do the work that keeps them around for another 100 years."
Narkewicz also said that Tymoczko was not a supporter of his and suggested that her reason for making the letter public may have been political.
Before Northampton was known as the Paradise City, it was the Meadow City.
In a bend of the Connecticut river, at the foot of the northern slopes of the Holyoke Range is a vast swath of flood plain filled with farming fields. As you drive past Northampton on Interstate 91, those meadows are easier to see than the city to the west. Caught between the highway and the city, the Three County Fairgrounds stands on the border between urban and rural.
Established in 1887 by the Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Agriculture Society, the Three County Fairgrounds were originally intended as a place to celebrate and showcase the work of the region's farmers from both sides of the river. As stated on the society's website, the guiding purpose was (and is): "To promote agriculture, agricultural education, and agricultural science in the Commonwealth."
Times and economic circumstances have changed, though. To keep the 57-acre fairgrounds running, organizers have diversified their offerings. Blue ribbons are still handed out for local agriculture, but instead of marveling at the size of a local farmer's dairy cow, most fairgoers now clamor to catch a glimpse of a trained Siberian tiger or a car-crushing monster truck.
Old timers remember when they could spend an afternoon placing wagers on the horse races there. You can still see the betting booths underneath the grandstands.
In July 2008, the board that oversees the privately held fairgrounds held a public meeting at which a representative from a Memphis, Tennessee-based design firm presented a plan for a $40 million dollar overhaul, replacing the facility currently used for the Paradise City Arts Festival and other events with an all-season conference center.
To take on such a big and important project, the board formed the Fairground Redevelopment Corporation, made up of city officials, members of the Chamber of Commerce, and representatives from the fairground's own board.
With city officials not only on the Fairgrounds Redevelopment Corporation but actively promoting the project, was the project still a private affair?
Because city officials are members of the redevelopment corporation, Tymoczko and her lawyer have argued that the public has a right to planning correspondences between the city and fairground officials. Because the group that owns the fairgrounds, as well as the members of the Chamber of Commerce, are not public officials, the city has argued these documents are private.
Even though it's been over a decade since she sat on the City Council herself, Maria Tymoczko told the Valley Advocate last week, she still makes it "a habit of keeping my eye on what's going on agendas of various municipal meetings. If something interesting or controversial is being discussed, I try to attend."
This is how she came to attend a Conservation Commission meeting in the fall of 2009. The commissioners were being asked to determine whether engineering plans for the new fairground development would be environmentally safe, and if so, approve them.
The public meeting was announced on email lists and notice boards. To Tymoczko's knowledge, no special effort was made to notify abutters or neighbors who may be impacted by the plan.
At the meeting, developers walked the commissioners through the first phase of their plans to re-imagine the 194-year-old fairgrounds. To accommodate the large new development with its conference center, the final $40 million plan would include substantial plumbing, paving and drainage enhancements, they said. According to the developers, when completed, the new facility would generate 1,600 more car trips a day; water use would increase by 1,400 gallons a day; waste water would increase by more than 3,500 gallons a day.
Because the fairgrounds are located in a flood plain, building in the area has always required special attention to water runoff. The site plans put before the Conservation Commission that night indicated there was a swale—a shallow depression—into which storm runoff might be channeled.
"I knew there wasn't a swale there," Tymoczko told the Advocate. Without any depression for the water to run into, "the water would flow directly into the northeast corner of my property," she said.
Tymoczko said she made this point three times at the meeting, and she was only heard when then-Ward 3 City Councilor Angela Plassman insisted her constituent be recognized.
According to Tymoczko, after hearing the abutters' concerns, the city's economic development director Teri Anderson still urged the commission to approve the site plans. According to Tymoczko, Anderson told the commission, "This [redevelopment project] is the highest priority for the city."
Subsequent on-site reviews of the topography by city planners confirmed Tymoczko's claim that there was no swale to receive the water. To further complicate matters, planners found that water drainage for the project would likely impact nearby wetlands, which fall under special environmental protections in the Commonwealth.
"Meaning," Tymoczko said, "what they were planning and what the commission approved was plainly illegal."
Despite the drainage issues that might threaten wetlands, the state Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs ruled in December, 2009 that the fairgrounds project would not need an environmental impact study.
Subsequently, in March 2010, Northampton's Conservation Committee approved one part of the proposed redevelopment plan—the building of three new barns on the site. Since these structures were replacing existing ones, systems were already in place to handle the impact their infrastructure would make. Before more extensive construction could begin, a drainage solution needed to be approved that would meet the needs of the entire development.
Fairground planners presented their revised schematics to the Conservation Commission for approval in November 2010. This time they proposed that water drainage be handled by the underground William Street Brook.
"That brook has been an issue for over 30 years," Tymoczko said, "and it already has flooding problems that affect around 40 abutters. A study was done a while ago that said no more water should be added to it."
The William Street Brook alternative received the unanimous blessing of the Conservation Commission, but was ultimately stymied when Tymoczko and a number of other Northampton residents, including former City Councilor and mayoral candidate Michael Bardsley, appealed the decision.
Tymoczko told the Advocate she wanted to see the correspondence between the city and the fairgrounds to better understand how the redevelopment plans had progressed so far without consideration of the impact on abutters' properties.
"I wanted to reconstruct their line of thinking," she said.
When she asked for emails detailing the planning process, however, she says fairground and city officials told her such deliberations were private, privileged information. Making the confidential documents public could expose financial information and trade secrets that could affect the fairground's ability to compete.
"Because Teri Anderson represented the city in the Redevelopment Corporation," Tymoczko told the Advocate, "and she kept this correspondence on her computer at City Hall, these documents are covered by the Public Records law."
According to a brief filed by Pill, while in court last August before Judge Cornelius J. Moriarty II, Anderson requested an in camera review by the court of the documents she was withholding. She also agreed to produce a log of all the documents in question which would indicate why certain ones were redacted or held back. Such a review would allow the court to determine whether the documents should be privileged information or not.
Instead of an in camera review , however, the city provided Pill's client with a selection of the documents they were seeking. City Solicitor Elaine Reall wrote Pill saying that "we consider production in this matter at an end."
As Pill explained to the Advocate, one of the emails included in what Tymoczko received from Anderson was an email from local businessman Charles Bowles, who is a member of the Chamber of Commerce. The copy of that email is heavily redacted. Pill says he and his client have also received copies of some of the same emails, including the one written by Bowles, from "confidential sources." In comparing the two, Pill says, he and his client believe the city is redacting far more than public records law permits.
For example, Bowles wrote, "As far as the planning board process is concerned, I talked with [attorney] Ed Etheredge today about the appeal issue. His take on this was, if we go for site plan approval and it is appealed we can proceed at our [own] peril. But, if we go for [a] special permit and it is appealed we are dead in the water until the appeal is satisfied. I would recommend we hire Mr. Etheredge."
"Everything about Etheredge is redacted, crossed out," Pill said, "with a note about how that information is protected by attorney-client privilege. But if they hadn't hired Etheredge yet, and they'd sent the email to 14 other people, how can it be privileged?"
In her letter to acting Mayor Narkewicz, Tymoczko wrote, "You should be aware that the materials transmitted [by the city] to my attorney were very sparse and did not even include a sheaf of correspondence from the summer of 2010 involving Teri Anderson that my attorney received from privileged sources. In addition to the letters that he has in his possession, we have verified knowledge of a great deal of other correspondence that would also fall under the request for materials that... [the city has] refused to release."
Acting Mayor Narkewicz began his interview with the Advocate by stating that he was "fully committed to obeying public record laws." He also said, "I'd only been in office a matter of days when I received Maria's letter, and I needed time to research the issue. I wanted to get answers and formulate a response before replying to her."
To that end, Narkewicz said he'd been doing his homework.
"I've discussed the matter with the city solicitor," he said, "and I've talked to Teri Anderson." He reaffirmed the solicitor's view that Anderson had complied, and the public records request had been satisfied.
Because the issue was under litigation and the incidents in question had happened before he became mayor, he said he couldn't offer more information than that.
Narkewicz said he felt the conflict had occurred out of confusion over whether or not the redevelopment plans were public or private. Having city officials as voting members of the Fairground Redevelopment Corporation he saw as the sticking point.
"I've contacted the general manager of the fairgrounds, Bruce Shallcross," he said, "and I've suggested that city officials not be formal members of the redevelopment board, but act in an ex-officio capacity, offering advice, but not making decisions." He pointed to other city organizations, such as the Academy of Music, which have similar arrangements.
Narkewicz said he will hold a meeting to discuss his plan to remove city officials from the Fairgrounds Redevelopment Corporation and other development issues next week. Narkewicz said he has asked Anderson and other city officials not to attend that meeting.
Responding to the question that opened Tymoczko's letter—would he continue the "covert methods of government" of his predecessor?—Narkewicz said he did not share that view of the previous administration's governing style. In either case, he said his approach would be open.
"I was asked at a debate recently if I could have gone back in time and been mayor when the plans for a hotel in Pulaski Park were first presented, would I have handled it differently?" he said. "I responded that I would have started by putting up a sign in the park which read, 'Ideas Wanted.'"
Before deciding on a direction, he would have gone through a process that first determined the goals of the project and what was most appropriate. Such a process would have included, he said, all stakeholders, including the general public.
For his part, attorney Pill says that, since the acting mayor wasn't involved in this situation when it happened, he doesn't understand why Narkewicz doesn't just "walk into Anderson's office and tell her to fork over those documents. No skin off his nose. What is the city trying to hide?"


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Etna has kept up its pace as 2014 started, with new lava flows in the Valle del Bove. This image was taken just before that eruption began, but clearly shows the row of active craters on the summit ridge (including the New Southeast Crater with its small plume). The slopes of Etna as also covered in other small cones from previous eruptions.Photos by NASA Earth Observatory
Shishaldin, on the Alaskan island of Unimak, was moved to Yellow alert status after a new thermal signature and more vigorous steam plumes were noted at the summit. If the unrest leads to an new eruption, it would be the first at Shishaldin since 2004. Most of the eruptions at Shishaldin are strombolian explosions and lava flows, typical activity at such a basaltic volcano.Photos by NASA from the International Space Station
This plume from Shiveluch is a fairly thin one compared to some of the recent activity from the Kamchatkan volcano. However, it does illustrate the importance of understanding winds when it comes to ash dispersal. This plume has a strong kink in it due to a change in wind direction as the plume drifted northward (and likely higher).Photos by NASA Earth Observatory
This shot captures the ash from the recent activity at Karymsky, another volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Russia. The ash shows up as the grey/brown streak on the white snow and only a very weak plume is apparent coming from the volcano (which is still on Orange alert due to its elevated activity). Just to the south of Karymsky is the caldera called Akademia Nauk. To make this entirely confusing, the lake itself is called Karymsky Lake and the most recent eruption (in 1996) occurred along the north margin of the lake.Photos by NASA Earth Observatory
Sinabung continues to erupt in Indonesia, but this shot from January 23 captures some of the extent of damage done by the eruption. The distinctly grayer ground on the northeastern slopes of the volcano are evidence of these repeated cycles of pyroclastic flows and ash fall. The other feature that catches the eye in this shot is the enormous Toba caldera to the south of Sinabung. This caldera produced one of the largest eruptions in the last million years. This eruption from ~74,000 years ago disgorged 2,800 km3 of volcanic tephra. There has been a lot of hand-wringing by some about Sinabung's location relative to Toba, but there is likely little-to-no chance that the activity at Sinabung will change the currently dormant state of Toba.Photos by NASA / Robert Simmon
Unlike many of Indonesia's volcanoes, Dukono is fairly removed from large population centers. This is likely a good thing as it has been erupted almost continuously since the 1930's, with small explosive eruptions and lava flows. Much of the monitoring of Dukono has to be performed by satellite observations of plumes such as the one in this shot due to the volcano's remote location on Halmahera Island.Photos by NASA / Robert Simmon
Much like Dukono, Kilauea on the island of Hawaii has been active for decades as well. Right now is no exception, as an active lava flow field exists on the coastal plain. The two lava lakes on the volcano are also very active, as this video of Pu'u O'o by the Hawaii Volcano Observatory illustrates. Another video captures the thick, but flexible, layer of basaltic that forms on the lava lakes sometimes -- like a skin on a pudding -- with spattering of new basaltic lava on the edges.Photos by NASA
San Miguel in El Salvador had a brief explosive eruption in mid-December, but has settled down since then. In this image from January 15, the ash-covered slopes of the volcano are evident, but what I want you to notice is the fissure vents that extend to the southeast of San Miguel. These vents that end in the dark black lava flow field were last active in the 1840-50s, but betray some features of the crust in the region that magma has exploited to reach the surface.Photos by NASA Earth Observatory
This shot captures two of Chile's active volcanoes: the (roughly) conical Llaima and Sollipulli, with its summit caldera. After vigorous eruptions in 2008-09, Llaima has been quiet. Sollipulli hasn't had a documented eruption since ~1240 AD and its ~920 BC eruption was giant VEI 5 eruption.Photos by NASA from International Space Station
This shot from the International Space Station from 2009 captures some of the arid Andean arc in southern Peru. The conical volcano in the middle is El Misti, the most active volcano of this region. The last eruption from El Misti was almost 30 years ago, but recently a seismic swarm has hit the volcano, suggesting that new magma might be moving within the system -- however, whether that will lead to any eruptive activity is unknown. The two older volcanoes in the image -- Pichu Pichu (right) and Chachani (left) -- are not thought to have erupted in the past 10,000 years. However, the arid environment has preserved some impressive lava flows on the flanks of Chachani.Photos by NASA from the International Space Station


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The journalist who crowdfunded $200,000 to try and break the story of a Toronto mayor's alleged crack use wide open is back in that Canadian city. Tonight, Gawker editor-in-chief John Cook will chat with Jeffrey Dvorkin, director of the journalism program at the University of Toronto's Scarborough campus, as sponsored by the Canadian Journalism Foundation.
Ahead of the event, Cook spoke with Toronto Globe & Mail media reporter Simon Houpt about this and that. FishbowlNY got a particular kick out of Cook's answer to the question, "What do you think of media ethics?":
"I think of media ethics the same way I think of plumber ethics: I think that, as a human being, I'm bound by certain ethical precepts I try to live my life by, but I do not think as a profession that reporters and editors need to think of themselves as bound by an additional, secondary set of ethical restrictions – the way that, say, lawyers or doctors think of themselves as bound by an additional set of conditions."


text: In his 30-year career, Alejandro Escovedo has been a punk rocker, alt-country pioneer, garage-band leader, singer-songwriter, and composer, all culminating in the 2000 musical ''By the Hand of the Father,'' a bittersweet meditation on his Mexican-American heritage. Just as eclectic as his sonic explorations are the covers on Por Vida: A Tribute to the Songs of Alejandro Escovedo, this superb two-CD set created to benefit Escovedo, who's been debilitated by hepatitis C. Among the gems: Lucinda Williams' bluesy ''Pyramid of Tears'' and Los Lonely Boys' rockin' ''Castanets.'' But no matter who's singing, Escovedo's remarkable songcraft shines through.


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The BBC's planned closure of 6 music has produced an unprecedented public response, with widespread protests, a doubling of listening figures to over a million - and two gold awards from the Sony Radio Academy.
The public consultation period has come to a close as of May 25th and the focus of attention has shifted to Tom Robinson's birthday concert at the London O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire on Tuesday 1st June.
Tom is one of the few broadcasters who've presented programmes on all the BBC's radio networks from Radios 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Live - to the BBC World Service. And as a core member of the team who launched 6 Music in 2002 he's been a tireless champion of new music on the digital airwaves ever since.
Tom turns 60 next week and his concert is a celebration not only of his work as an artist and broadcaster but also of 6 Music itself and its support for new music over the past 8 years. Accordingly his special guests include CHEW LIPS, LITTLE COMETS, COSMO JARVIS and EUGENE McGUINNESS. And at the end of the evening the UKs leading independent labels - including Rough Trade, Bella Union, Domino, Beggars, Warp, Ninja Tune and Moshi Moshi - will join 6 music DJs Gideon Coe, Sean Keaveney, Steve Lamacq and Tom himself in a show of solidarity.
The board of the BBC trust have been invited to the concert along with the new Culture Secretary Ed Vaizey - who met Tom at the Ivor Novello Awards last week.
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Indian beneficiaries face an important deadline in the $3.4 billion settlement to the Indian trust fund lawsuit, an attorney in the case said on Monday.
Beneficiaries have until April 20 to object or comment on the settlement, Keith Harper, a member of the Cherokee Nation, said at the National Congress of American Indians in Washington, D.C., on Monday. Beneficiaries also have until April 20 to request to speak at the fairness hearing, which is scheduled to take place on June 20.
Harper said he expects the settlement to be given final approval about a month after the fairness hearing. That will trigger a 60-day appeal period.
"We're looking at payment in October if there is no appeal," Harper told tribal leaders.
Most beneficiaries will receive at least $1,800 from the settlement, Harper said. But some will receive more, based on the type of activity that occurred on their land.
Some beneficiaries will only receive $800, the minimum payment in the settlement, but Harper doesn't anticipate many people to fall into that category.
April 20 is also the deadline for beneficiaries to opt out of the portion of the settlement that deals with trust mismanagement. People who opt out can file their own lawsuits to seek damages from the federal government but they cannot participate in the fairness hearing, Harper said.
Harper is part of a team of attorneys who have worked on the case since 1996. They are seeking $223 million for their efforts, a figure that has come under fire from politicians in both parties.
"The lawyers want more from the settlement than they should get," former Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-North Dakota) said at NCAI yesterday. "I'm sorry -- that money ought go to Indians, not to lawyers."


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