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so hyped.
Which are you getting? Y Ver. for me.
Question for those looking at leaks:
I'm getting Y and my bro's getting X.
oh hi
I'm not up to date at all with the new games. What's the difference for the two and are their any new features?
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Who the hell is Jada Pinkett? Sounds like a ****ing Star Wars character.
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I'm not up to date at all with the new games. What's the difference for the two and are their any new features?
Not too much difference between versions, I don't think. The Mega Evolutions (those are a thing) for Charizard/Mewtwo are different, and I think there are like, 2-4 regular exclusives (along with the box legendary).
As for new features, the official site is actually worth poking around:
oh hi
What Thom said about version exclusives. Though, we actually just don't know all the version exclusives yet.
I'll get over it eventually but I'm still immensely disappointed at the number of new pokemon.
Personally, I blame the Mega Pokemon. I don't hate the idea but I'm not exactly rushing to use them either. And it seems, lord knows I could totally be wrong, that a lot of effort went into designing Megas that could of been spent on designing new pokemon lines.
I do love all the other features this gen introduced but the number one thing I look forward to in a new gen is new pokemon and this gen dropped the ball. It's by far the lowest number. I know that this gen has a lot of old pokemon in the game but as someone who only plays with a team of the gen of the game I'm playing, I don't really care. It'll will be fun to nuzlocke though.
Also, the low amount of types with the new pokemon is kinda sad. One ground? One Bug line? One Poison line? Really?
And before anybody tries to convince me that the number isn't that bad, it's not going to work. I get it, you personally don't think it's that disappointing. But I really hate how people are acting really confused to why people are disappointed this gen. It's not that hard to see.
That wasn't really directed at anybody here, I'm just venting. Like I said, I'll get over it.
Soft silly music is meaningful magical
http://followmy.tv/u/yoryan http://www.last.fm/user/yoryan
It can't be helped.
If I was a hardcore Pokemaniac I could see being disappointed at the low number of new Pokemon. But it doesn't matter nearly as much to me because those old Pokemon are ones I haven't used in so long that using them in full 3D battles will be so awesome. I'm literally probably the most excited at using Raichu again. He was my main man in Pokemon Red and I haven't used him in a game since then. It's because of this that Mega Pokemon are super exciting for me. Using those old Pokemon that I haven't used in forever, with the added twist of them becoming super powerful with Mega Evolutions, is so awesome. And I haven't spoiled myself so there are so many that I have no idea about.
Oh also I'm getting X. The prospect of a legendary that is a brand new type is pretty dope.
Apparently they took out the danger/critical health music from B/W.
**** this game...
On the subject of the number of Pokemon, I've long held the belief that if they want to keep this series going for many more iterations they're going to have to stop focusing on adding new Pokemon and direct their attention somewhere else. Once they hit a thousand Pokemon can they really feasibly keep adding 150 new Pokemon?
Seeing new Pokemon is one of the things I look forward to in a new generation, but having that many Pokemon would just be unwieldly and ridiculous. Unless they decide to cut out old Pokemon completely I wouldn't be surprised if we reached a point where we only saw like 5-10 new Pokemon in a new generation. Cutting out old Pokemon might actually be better at that point, but that would certainly cause just as much backlash.
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I add a lot of different people, and I like a lot of different things.
I try to comment a lot and be active in the communities I'm a part of, but I usually end up lurking more than I should.
If you would like to see my ruckus, then feel free to comment and add, and I will most likely add you back!
:] thanks for checking things out. ta-ta!
My sister and I are terrified that we are going to lose our mother in the coming year. A coworker asked me how I'm handling it, and I told him I'm not. Because I really don't know how to answer that. How do you prepare yourself for something like this? How do I deal with this? I don't know what to do.
Name: Brandi, but I think I want to start being called Bee
Age: 21
Location: Amarillo, TX
Gender: Female
Any triggers you want LJ to be aware of?: I know this sounds weird, but pregnancy and monkeys. I have some issues with both, and while pregnancy is not offensive it's just not one of those things that I enjoy having shoved in my face. Monkeys just scare the snot out of me :C
Do you go to school, work, etc?: I currently work full time as a 911 Operator.
Any children?: None that have been carried to full-term and birthed; I've had two miscarriages.
Any Pets?: Yes! I have a shihtzu named Abbey, who is currently nursing one cute puppy; a corgi named Akamaru (who is really my boyfriend's) and two rats named Spock and Khan.
What is your living situation like?: I live with my boyfriend in a tiny-ass apartment.
Love life?: I've been with my boyfriend off and on for the past year and a half.
Do you have any disabilities/disorders?: I have extremely bad eyesight, a phobia of driving, pretty bad stomach issues and reproductive issues.
Top hobbies/interests?: Writing, webcomics, crocheting
Do you have a life philosophy or anything like that?: Shit happens. It is what it is.
Brandi (or Bee)
Amarillo, Texas
911 Operator
Chris - he's a lovely man who is pretty dedicated. He works in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Not living; I've had two miscarriages.
I have one sister who is older by four years. She lives with her 2 year old son and I believe her soon-to-be ex husband is living in a travel trailer in her driveway. I adore her but she drives me nuts - we didn't have a close relationship growing up and while we somewhat get along better as adults, we don't hang out or really talk much. I also have a half-brother who is six (? I think) years older than I am. He lives somewhere in Albuquerque, NM and has severe mental issues and rarely has anything to do with anyone he's related to. I hear about him every once in a while through my dad who also lives in ABQ.
Abbey is a 7 year old shihtzu who is getting cranky in her old age. She's currently nursing her 3 week old half-corgi, half-shihtzu puppy (who I've nicknamed Bear) and is going to be fixed as soon as the pup is weaned. My boyfriend's dog is a corgi named Akamaru who drives me crazy and sometimes not in the good way. I also have two dumbo rats named Spock (about a year old) and Khan (about six months old).
1: I plan on having a webcomic-type thing up and running by December. This has been pushed back because my ex bro-in-law lost my Wacom Bamboo tablet. :C
2: I am looking for new living arrangements with boyfriend! We both hate our tiny apartment and want to rent a house or bigger apartment. The only problem is we have pets and lots of places don't like pets.
3: I am also putting together my second book (to be self-published) and there is currently no projected finish date for that.
4: Learning to drive. I've put this off because the thought of it terrifies me but I really need to learn and overcome that fear.
My parents divorced when I was 2 months old. Mom lives in Hereford, a nearby city, on a small farm with several horses, a dog, a cat, and two pet cows named Gus and Claire. She remarried two years ago and her husband is an annoying alcoholic who is dumber than a bag of hammers, but he makes her happy so who am I to judge. Grr. Dad lives in Albuquerque by himself and has been dating a very nice lady named Mari for some time now. He rides motorcycles and we don't really connect much except we share a mutual love of Star Trek and pickles.
Katie is my absolute best friend. I don't know how she puts up with my madness sometimes. I love her to death and we get ourselves into some interesting situations.
Other than that, Chris is of course very close to me (y'know being my significant other and all).
I also keep in contact with my ex-fiance George, who I consider a very close friend seeing as how we've been broken up for over two years now and still keep in (mostly amicable) touch. He knows me better than I know myself sometimes and I'm sure he'd say the same about me - it's a weird dynamic.
I'm usually a very stressed out person. I write a lot and curse a lot and draw a lot. It works well for me. I am a very odd duck, but most people don't complain and those that do don't last long in my circle of friends. I've been called a doormat before because I try to please everyone, and I'm a sucker for animals (except monkeys).
yips at the moon until her heart is light
and the moon smiles back at her
the land gives the plants
something to hold onto when the rain comes
and gives them just enough to keep them
from giving up
the hare and the deer and the little things eat the plants
and dance underneath the sun
while coyote keeps company with the moon and her stars
when the life goes out of the hare and the deer and the little things
coyote takes back the life and uses it
to cry joy to the moon
who smiles down
and coyote's heart is light.
and he says
why the long tale?
says the dragon
The dragon's a classic
the '57 Chevy of existential chthonic threats
take in those Christmas colors, those
impervious green scales, sticky candy-red firebreath,
comes standard with a heap of rubylust
goldhuddled treasure.
Go ahead.
Kick the tires, boy.
See how she rides.
Sit down, kid, says the dragon. Diamonds
roll off her back like dandruff.
Oh, you'd rather be called a paladin?
I'd rather be a unicorn.
Always thought that
was the better gig. Everyone thinks
you're innocent. Everyone calls you
pure. And the girls aren't afraid
they come right up with their little hands out
for you to sniff
like you're a puppy
and they're gonna take you home.
They let you put your head right
in their laps.
But nobody on this earth
ever got what they wanted. Now
I know what you came for. You want
my body. To hang it up on a nail
over your fireplace. Say to some milk-and-rosewater chica
who lays her head in your lap
look how much it takes
to make me feel like a man.
We're in the dark now, you and me. This is primal
shit right here. Grendel, Smaug, St. George. You've been
called up. This is the big game. You don't have
to make stupid puns. Flash your feathers
like your monkey bravado
can impress. I saw a T-Rex fight a comet
and lose. You've
got nothing I want.
Here's something I bet you don't know:
every time someone writes a story about a dragon
a real dragon dies.
Something about seeing
and being seen
something about mirrors
that old tune about how a photograph
can take your whole soul. At the end
of this poem
I'm going to go out like electricity
in an ice storm. I've made peace with it.
That last blockbuster took out a whole family
of Bhutan thunder dragons
living in Latvia
the fumes of their cleargas hoard
hanging on their beards like blue ghosts.
A dragon's gotta get zen
with ephemerality.
You want to cut me up? Chickenscratch my leather
with butcher's chalk:
cutlets, tenderloin, ribs for the company barbecue,
chuck, chops, brisket, roast.
I dig it, I do.
I want to eat everything, too.
When I look at the world
I see a table.
All those fancy houses, people with degrees, horses and whales,
bankers and Buddha statues
the Pope, astronauts, panda bears and yes, paladins
if you let me swallow you whole
I'll call you whatever you want.
Look at it all: waitresses and ice caps and submarines down
at the bottom of the heavy lightless saltdark of the sea
Don't they know they'd be safer
inside me?
I could be big for them
I could hold them all
My belly could be a city
where everyone was so loved
they wouldn't need jobs. I could be
the hyperreal
post-scarcity dragonhearted singularity.
I could eat them
and feed them
and eat them
and feed them.
This is why I don't get to be a unicorn.
Those ponies have clotted cream and Chanel No. 5 for blood
and they don't burn up like comets
with love that tastes like starving to death.
And you, with your standup comedy knightliness,
covering Beowulf's greatest hits on your tin kazoo,
you can't begin to think through
what it takes to fill up a body like this.
It takes everything pretty
and everything true
and you stick yourself in a cave because
your want is bigger than you.
I just want to be
the size of a galaxy
so I can eat all the stars and gas giants
without them noticing
and getting upset.
Is that so bad?
Isn't that
what love looks like?
Isn't that
what you want, too?
I'll make you a deal.
Come close up
stand on my emeraldheart, my sapphireself
the goldpile of my body
Close enough to smell
everything you'll never be.
Don't finish the poem. Not for nothing
is it a snake
that eats her tail
and means eternity. What's a few verses worth
anyway? Everyone knows
poetry doesn't sell. Don't you ever feel
like you're just
a story someone is telling
about someone like you?
I get that. I get you. You and me
we could fit
inside each other. It's not nihilism
if there's really no point to anything.
I have a secret
down in the deep of my dark.
All those other kids who wanted me
to call them paladins,
warriors, saints, whose swords had names,
whose bodies were perfect
as moonlight
they've set up a township near my liver
had babies with the maidens they didn't save
invented electric lightbulbs
thought up new holidays.
You can have my body
just like you wanted.
Or you can keep on fighting dragons
writing dragons
fighting dragons
re-staging that same old Cretaceous deathmatch
you mammals
always win.
But hey, hush, come on.
Quit now.
You'll never fix
that line.
I have a forgiveness in me
the size of eons
and if a dragon's body is big enough
it just looks like the world.
Did you know
the earth used to have two moons?
- Knuffelbuffel (dutch for "hug buffallo"
- Turd Ferguson
- Doofus
- Antidisestablishmentarianism
- Fahrvergnügen
- Amaranthine
Stole this from fuckering :)
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February 16th, 2005 #1
New Album Cover
My latest. An album cover for the band Montgomery Moth.
Space man has lost his way, finds himself in an alien Canyon (Canyon is the album name), surrounded by weird things.
I did the colors in PS7, and I'm pretty pleased with it, but digital art is still new ground for me, and I'd love to hear some comments from some of the many more experienced digi practitioners here.
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ooh, this has a nice character to it! it looks a little dark, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Can you get us a larger view? I know there's details hiding in there.
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February 16th, 2005 #3
looks real nice, kinda "william stout-ish". Could you maybe post a larger version? pweety pwease.......
February 16th, 2005 #4
thats pretty cool..it is kinda like the covers you would see on albums back in the 70's 80's nice job!
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Nice job!
The color harmony is superb son!
February 16th, 2005 #6
ah, it looks like my initial impression of darkness can be blamed on the uncalibrated monitor at the day job. at home it looks much better.
I still want a larger image though!
neokeo sketchbook
East meets West sketchbooks:
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JoshK --part-time CT diner's sketchbook
March 4th, 2005 #7
Well, here i was thinking no one was posting to this thread. i thought i would automatically get an email for each post, neglecting to actually click that option on the screen. Guess I was crying myself to sleep for nothing.
Anyway, heres a bigger pic.
thanks for the comments. i'll have to look up this william stout.
March 4th, 2005 #8
Really really nice job, love the piece. My only beef is the lack of contrast. Maybe you were going for this style, but we all know, and realize how powerfull a good light source and a good sense of contrast can be.
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I like it alot! I think the low contrast gives it a great mood.
Very cool creatures and the spaceman is superb.
great style!
March 4th, 2005 #10
thanks jobesu, i too am a fan of the low-contrast.
however, i can see the sodomizer's point, and I must admit that the piece is in fact lower-contrast than i had originally intended, at least on the value plane. there is, however, something to be said for the contrast that exists between the shapes and sizes of the figures.
if anything what i like best about the piece is the way the eye is able (forced) to roam about the page. i hate how the pelican's bill breaks that up.
while i agree that a strong lightsource is a powerful thing, i also find that it leads easily to an image that has the look of a lighting studio. what i usually strive for is multiple light sources of varying intensity. that's tricky to manage tho...
thanks for the comments.
March 4th, 2005 #11
no pics
i tried to check out your homepage but couldn't view the pics. based on the frontpage image and the blurry thumbnails, it looks like wicked stuff. has anyone else been having trouble with it or is it just me? i'd love to see it...
March 4th, 2005 #12
thanks for the larger view, that is one trippy image!
neokeo sketchbook
East meets West sketchbooks:
Helzon - R.I.P. Redehlert Undertow Sartell BDFoster Anticonnor
JoshK --part-time CT diner's sketchbook
March 5th, 2005 #13
Cool work, with great characters! Gotta a sort of a Dulac feel to it, but Dulac never painted anything like this!
March 5th, 2005 #14
i'm very flattered indeed by those comparisons. i've got nothing on those two of course...
any fans of arthur rackham?


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I'm developing an application where I need to distribute a set of tasks across a potentially quite large cluster of different machines.
Ideally I'd like a very simple, idiomatic way to do this in Clojure, e.g. something like:
; create a clustered set of machines
(def my-cluster (new-cluster list-of-ip-addresses))
; define a task to be executed
(deftask my-task (my-function arg1 arg2))
; run a task 10000 times on the cluster
(def my-job (run-task my-cluster my-task {:repeat 10000})
; do something with the results:
(some-function (get-results my-job))
Bonus if it can do something like Map-Reduce on the cluster as well.....
What's the best way to achieve something like this? Maybe I could wrap an appropriate Java library?
Thanks for all the suggestion of Apache Hadoop - looks like it might fit the bill, however it seem a bit like overkill since I'm not needing a distributed data storage system like Hadoop uses (i.e. i don't need to process billions of records)... something more lightweight and focused on compute tasks only would be preferable if it exists.


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Happy Boxing Day! I hope everyone had a relaxing, joyous Christmas.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo celebrated at the executive mansion in Albany, and he's still here, but has no public schedule.
He did mention during a radio interview last week the possibility of a ski vacation in the North Country with his three daughters.
So far, there's no word of a special session on gun control.
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im trying to locate the 2 hoses that come out from the firewall so i can atach a flush kit to it. where are they located please?
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The heater hoses are connected to the heater core just under the A/C hoses on the right side of the firewall. There is not much room back there and not much rubber hose to install a flush tee. You may need to find another way to flush your cooling system. Don't forget, used coolant is considered hazardous waste. Please dispose of your old coolant properly.
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CHL Game Night: 9/30Submitted by pete on September 30, 2006 - 20:51
[url=kevin-beech]Kevin Beech[/url] stopped 29 of 32 shots faced for the victory in Sudbury's 5-3 win over Belleville. He was 11 for 11 in the third period as the Wolves came behind for the victory. [url=chris-lawrence]Chris Lawrence[/url] had a pair of power play goals as Mississauga beat Barrie 5-2. Lawrence was -1 with 4 PIMs in the game. For the second time this year, Lawrence was named First Star in a game. Travis Fuller, who played for the Lightning in Traverse City and spent a week at Springfield's camp as a free agent, had two assists in his return to the OHL. Fuller was acquired from Barrie in the offseason. Marek Bartanus had a power play assist in Owen Sound's 5-2 win over Kitchener. Bartanus was even in the game. [url=dane-crowley]Dane Crowley[/url] was scoreless and even as Swift Current defeated Lethbridge 2-1. In his first regular season game with the Cougars, [url=vladimir-mihalik]Vladimir Mihalik[/url] had a power play assist and was with 4 PIMs (two minors for interference) to help Prince George beat expansion Chilliwack 5-3. Mihalik was named the game's No.3 Star.
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Preseason Game Night 9/30: Bruins at FalconsSubmitted by pete on September 30, 2006 - 20:45
PRO-3 SPR-1 [url=http://www.falconsahl.com/]According to Falconsahl.com[/url], [url=justin-keller]Justin Keller[/url] was the lone goal scorer for Springfield. [url=http://www.providencebruins.com/press_releases/index.php?id=493&pbruins_session=ca3ef14b20eb5b9d37bb19110f4c5a07]The Providence Bruins website reports[/url] the assists went to [url=stanislav-lascek]Stanislav Lascek[/url] and Eric Healey. [url=karri-ramo]Karri Ramo[/url] was in net for Springfield and got the loss.
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Milley Sent to FalconsSubmitted by chad on September 30, 2006 - 19:55
The Springfield Falcons sent out a release stating Norm Milley has cleared waivers and was reassigned to the Falcons. Milley gets the "honor" of being the last cut of the 2006 Lightning camp.
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Saturday's Superleague ScoresSubmitted by pete on September 30, 2006 - 17:18
Cherepovets and Tver battled to a 1-1 tie today. Alexei Glukhov was scoreless in the game for Severstal. [url=denis-kazionov]Denis Kazionov[/url] was also scoreless for Tver. Anton But had a goal in SKA's 1-1 tie with Moscow Dynamo. Dynamo got a helper from Albert Vishnyakov in the game.
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Note About Tonight's Falcons/Bruins Preseason GameSubmitted by pete on September 30, 2006 - 17:14
Apparently there has been a miscommunication in scheduling between the Falcons, who moved tonight's game from 7pm to 6pm and B2 Networks. As a consequence, Bolt Prospects will not be able to live blog tonight's game. We will have a game recap later tonight at the conclusion of the game.
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Treating Colic continued...
Here, in no particular order, is a list of some of the interventions for colic:
Feeding/ Nutrition
- Change from one cow's milk formula to another.
- Change from a cow's milk formula to a soy formula.
- Change from a regular formula to a "predigested," hypoallergenic formula.
- If you're breastfeeding, avoid eating certain foods (such as caffeine, milk, certain vegetables) and taking herbal supplements.
- Change the type of nipples on your baby's bottle, use bottles with plastic liners, and burp your baby frequently to curb air swallowing during feedings.
- If bottle feeding, try to limit milk intake, and if that doesn't work, avoid limiting milk intake.
- If your baby is spitting up, keep him upright after he feeds.
Calming the Senses
- Swaddle your baby.
- Try giving him more time in a front baby carrier (the kind you wear over your chest).
- Take your baby for a ride in the car (but not when you are sleepy).
- Use "white noise" (such as static on the radio or the vacuum cleaner), classical music, or a "heartbeat tape" next to the crib.
- Try infant massage.
- Put a warm water bottle on your baby's belly.
- Have him or her suck on a pacifier.
- Soak baby in a warm bath.
- Try an infant swing.
- Increase or decrease the amount of stimulation in the environment.
- Watch out for over-stimulation or increased fatigue
- Anti-reflux medicines, if reflux is suspected, may cut down on acid production or help to move the milk downstream.
- Use anti-gas drops.
- Try giving the baby "gripe water," but check the ingredients first. Most contain only herbs, but some from Europe may have alcohol or phenobarbital, which you should avoid.
- Although there is limited scientific evidence to support the use of homeopathic drops for colic, some parents say they have helped their colicky baby. Look for the ones that contain probiotics.
NOTE: Check with your pediatrician before giving your baby any medication, including over-the-counter drugs, herbs, and supplements.
Sometimes, parents think a certain treatment has worked, but the colic might have just gotten better on its own. Other times, parents don't find an intervention that works well and just have to wait for the fussiness to improve on its own at 4 months or so.
Beware of "cures" that are guaranteed to work for all babies. There is no such thing.


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Bonnaroo Embraces Rootsy Musicians; Rare George Jones Songs Reissued; Luke Bryan Celebrates No. 1
- Bonnaroo certainly could have done worse with its lineup, here's a selection of the more country-leaning acts: John Fogerty, Zac Brown Band, John Prine, Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers, Jamey Johnson, Kris Kristofferson, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Miranda Lambert, Cross Canadian Ragweed, and Carolina Chocolate Drops.
- Nathan Rabin summarizes Kris Kristofferson's inexcusably lackluster career:
Kristofferson is so achingly, agonizingly, unforgivably dull that he really should apologize to us all for not being more interesting. Yet in spite of the dishwater-grey nature of his soul, he's has nevertheless made a go of it as a country singer for the past 40 years. At least he's persistent.
- Preview Kenny Chesney's new song "Ain't Back Yet."
- On Feb. 23, Time Life will reissue a double-disc set of George Jones' rare recordings for the Musicor label.
George Jones: The Great Lost Hits collects 34 songs Jones recorded between 1965 and 1972, with many of the tracks never before available on CD due to the label's extensive legal issues in the last few decades.
- The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum will hold a press conference/trophy ceremony tomorrow to present the 2007 inductees (The Nashville "A" Team, The Memphis Boys, The Blue Moon Boys, and The Tennessee Two) with their trophies, which were not available at the time of induction. Admission is free for the event and will be through Saturday, the last day the museum will be open in its current location.
- Kelly Dearmore described The Cold Open, the new record from Chatterton, in his latest column for Best of Texas: "[…] think of the indie-rocking of Alberta Cross mixed with the yearning vocals of Neil Young and a dash of Hal Ketchum-style modern country galloping, even." (MySpace)
- Another new album worth checking out is Home from Nashville artist Louise Mosrie, who won the Kerrville New Folk Songwriter competition last year. (MySpace)
- Music Fog: John Arthur Martinez – "Utopia"
- An Associated Press review describes Josh Turner's new album Haywire as the first inconsistent effort of his career, and cites his over-reliance on one-dimensional portrayals of women as one of the record's downfalls. Country California's C.M. Wilcox agrees, calling it Turner's least interesting album to date.
Love songs are the order of the day. There are slow ones and fast ones, but few distinctive enough to overcome the considerable disadvantage of being surrounded by so many other love songs. Contrast can work wonders – higher highs make for lower lows and a more dynamic journey for listeners. In choosing a topically homogeneous bunch of songs with such a narrow emotional range (all songs fall somewhere between cute and sweet), Turner cannot avail himself of contrast.
- Rascal Flatts released a digital compilation of love songs yesterday. The album, titled 14 Love Songs for the 14th, is a collection of songs from throughout the trio's career. (Amazon | iTunes)
- Darius Rucker is about six songs into his second country album, but says he doesn't feel the same pressure he did when trying to follow up his 1994 hit album Cracked Rearview Mirror with the Blowfish:
"Oh God, no, it doesn't feel like that at all," Rucker, who's currently on the road opening for Rascal Flatts and pushing his fourth single, "History in the Making," says with a laugh. "That was a different animal. Now I feel like I'm making a record to solidify my career in country music. The pressure is finding songs; I've got a relationship with country radio, so I think if I deliver great songs, they'll play 'em."
- Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelly and Dave Haywood along with Luke Bryan celebrated the success of Bryan's song "Do I" at a No. 1 party in Nashville yesterday. The three guys wrote the song together and Lady A's third member, Hillary Scott, provided background vocals, but had to skip the party because of an illness.
- The Boot introduces Pinto Bennett, the songwriter behind all the songs on Reckless Kelly's new album Somewhere In Time.
So just who is Pinto Bennett? The honky-tonk singer/songwriter never really found great fame in the U.S. but had huge success in Europe. He founded Pinto Bennett and the Famous Motel Cowboys, and boasted collaborations with Jack Clemens (who produced Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley, among others) and the Everly Brothers. The 64-year-old Idaho native now plays with Trio Pinto, a three-man ensemble with Bill Parsons and Brett Dewey.
- Farce the Music designed logos for a few different country artists.
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Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum… I wrote the script for the awards show honoring the 2007 inductees, and it was quite a time. Glad to see them getting a little more ink, not to mention the actual awards. For those who don't know, the MHFM is currently under the gun with respect to the city's development authority, which is threatening to use eminent domain, rather than serious negotiation for fair and equitable compensation, to make its present site available for the new convention center. Which, to put it plainly, stinks.
Pinto apparently worked with Cowboy Jack Clement as opposed to Jack Clemens who (if he exists) is likely a distant relative of Mark Twain! (lol)
Trailer's artist logos are really cool, but I have to admit I don't get the Blake Shelton logo. Does Chuck Wicks wear a hibiscus flower over his ear now that he is free from the clutches of Jiulianne Fluff? Hmm…
Nathan Rabin really has an axe to grind against Kris K., but I can't argue about his take on most of Kris' songs. There are some classic gems buried among the rubble though.
Ha, Southern California's Stagecoach Festival is going to one up Bonnaroo! They may have those cool artists but we get a tie-in event to the Soap Net cable channel and a bunch of daytime soap opera actors will be there! Bobbie Eakes, who used to host GAC's TOP 20 countdown and released a couple of country albums, will be there as she plays Crystal on All My Children. So take that Bonnaroo! (lol)
Link: http://sn.soapnet.go.com/news/article/soap-nation-stagecoach-ahoy
The Bonnaroo Line up is exciting! Too bad I don't go in for cigs, weed, or any kind of smoking. My son went one year, loved it, but I thought I'd die coughing rushing to get his clothes in the wash.
Kenny's new song: Blah..not interesting at all.
Leave Kris Kristofferson alone..everyone knows he's got so much talent in his little finger for songwriting..who cares if he's not got a big singing career. I don't think he even expects to have one.
John Arthur Martinez: "Utopia". Nice..but can the lead guitarist look anymore bored?
Farce the Music logo's were good..especially Taylor Swifts
Rick: Blake Shelton is the twitter king (note the twitter symbol in his name). I follow him along with many others, and frankly, I think the man is obsessed with it.
Thanks Vicki. I didn't recognize the Twitter symbol as I'm not the tweeting type!
How could you guys not mention Donna Ulisse in the link blurb about Louise Mosrie as the article is primarily about Donna? PaulaW is going to get huffy about this! (lol)
Breaking News! (From Country Standard Time):
"Tuesday, February 9, 2010 – Bob Dylan and John Mellencamp will pay a visit to the White House Wednesday for a concert honoring the Civil Rights movement."
Link: http://www.countrystandardtime.com/news/newsitem.asp?xid=3767
They really should have also included Bruce Springsteen and Steve Earle for a complete Obamavoter leftist quartet! I would suggest a performance of the Randy Newman song "Rednecks" since Steve covered that on the "Sail Away" tribute album….
I agree with Rabin, Kristofferson is probably my least favorite of his generation of country "legends".
That's exactly what I thought/hoped too, Brody.
Brody, you should have included the sentence that precedes your clip for full context.
Definitely dripping sarcasm in that KK piece – no question.
I actually don't hate that Chesney track, upon first listen. It's VERY rock-leaning, but it's not an "island song", so at least that's something. On a relative scale (Chesney's set the bar pretty low) I'm okay with this track.
Really looking forward to that new George Jones record too.
Boy Rascal Flatts and Darius Rucker… There's a show I can't miss. (Please note the sarcasm…)
The new Chesney song is horrible. I don't get the reason to reissue his greatest hits in order to accomidate this new single. He's releasing a new album this fall, would it have been too long to wait for a single from there, can country radio survive 4 months without a Chesney song? would people have forgotten about him if he didn't fill this time with this song?
Yes, the Kristofferson quote is sarcastic – which is incredibly obvious if you actually read the article.
Darn, I was so hoping Nathan Rabin was being serious about Kris Kristofferson's music being that Kris is an Obamavoter and all. But then again Nathan probably is too. Oh well…
Yea, the article is clearly sarcastic, but in all honesty, for my taste, I agree with just the excerpt.
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|Reviews for Dueling Dukes
| HazzardHusker chapter 47 . 12/10/2013
Okay, you've done a lot of great writing, but I think this is my favorite. In all the others, the boys were already together - in this one you had to bring them together and you do so very well - just as if it had always been.
And I especially liked the way you used all the different characters in this flick.
Hats off on a job well done! (I finished - bet you never thought you'd see that:)
| HazzardHusker chapter 46 . 12/10/2013
What a neat interwoven chapter about shepherds and lost sheep (ha, ha - someday to become their handles).
But the mud - yuk! Glad I don't have to clean it up. Somehow I have a feeling it has some signficance which I missed?
The boys are together, building the house that they'll share and all the thinking back - what might have been or could have been - to what was.
Great writing here
| HazzardHusker chapter 45 . 12/10/2013
You've written a ton of good chapters but this one is one of my favorites. From the opening line - Luke loved her. To Daisy warning Bo about how sensitive he gets about her.
And Jesse's little talk to with Bo telling him the best thing about him was his heart - how true. And then them calling him Uncle Jesse.
And all this going on in the background while Mary Kaye is having her baby.
In a way it makes me sad that Luke can't take her and that baby home to the new home they'll build.
| HazzardHusker chapter 44 . 12/9/2013
Awe what a sweet chapter for Daisy and Enos. But she has to have her hunting outings! And he needs new boots because she's not walking around in women's shoes. Precious chapter!
| HazzardHusker chapter 43 . 12/9/2013
What an action packed chapter.
Loved Enos getting into the action - and a horrifying though of having his as a lawman:)
The absolute best part was Daisy at the end - march, mister! What a classic. I'm still grinning from ear to ear.
| HazzardHusker chapter 42 . 12/9/2013
You know, I had forgotten just how much I loved how you portrayed Rosco in the early story when i was first reading. Now that he's back, I can love him just the same.
I like the part where all three of them are now correcting "Babe" to "Bo"
I hope this plan works and that Cap Porter just don't take out his gun and shoot Luke - in the other shoulder, of course:)
| HazzardHusker chapter 41 . 12/7/2013
Nice chapter.
It's nice to see Daisy as a girl again - with Enos - awe, and the boys bantering back and forth like the good new days will be for them.
Can't wait to see what type of plan Luke is conjuring up involving Hogg and the Marshall.
| HazzardHusker chapter 40 . 12/7/2013
I absolutely loved this chapter.
Cletus saying 'no, uh-huh' as he's moving closer to the door:) That cracked me up.
And it was nice to see that Luke finally realized he wasn't feuding to be feuding, he was trying to avenge his family's death. But acknowledging Bo as a Duke, that was special.
You know, I've gotten so used to referring to Bo as Bo Sheridan or Babe Sheridan that Bo Duke sounds strange to me right now.
| HazzardHusker chapter 39 . 12/7/2013
I liked the part where you wrote it was perfectly natural for Bo to be at Luke's side. So true.
I got a little confused on this chapter, though as I couldn't tell if they were really fighting, and if so, why or if Luke was dreaming. I'm looking forward to you to explain this to me:)
it was a nice chapter, though, especially when Luke reached out and grabbed Bo's head. it's just - natural - like him being at Luke's side.
| HazzardHusker chapter 38 . 12/7/2013
Wow! That Luke is a stubborn cuss. Who's going to be able to get him away from that feud and get him to appreciate the family he does have? Can't wait to see how this one turns out
| HazzardHusker chapter 37 . 12/6/2013
OMG - I was LMAO when I read the part about Luke mumbling about trees and going too fast. I think he was seeing into the future with Bo behind the wheel of the General, dodging trees and going too fast:)
Heartwarming chapter with Bo taking care of Luke and trying to talk him out of being in the feud.
And, I'm glad that Luke is open to the idea that they are kin.
| HazzardHusker chapter 35 . 12/5/2013
That is without a doubt one of the most precious chapters I have read.
I'm a wimp when it comes to pain, but it almost wants to make me get shot so Bo can whisper in my ear:)
| HazzardHusker chapter 34 . 12/5/2013
I loved this chapter, but then I've always loved the way Bo and Daisy interact and this chapter was certainly not a disappointment.
I cracked up when Daisy asked Bo if he knew who killed Luke's family and Bo responded with a curious "who?"
And Bo's summation about feuding being dumb because it would not bring back his parents. Like Daisy, I had to smile at that one.
To top it off, Daisy's inter-reflection about what would happen to her as a girl - great finishing touch.
Just a superb story.
| HazzardHusker chapter 33 . 12/4/2013
Awe, even in his sleep, Luke couldn't hurt Bo!
LOL - Daisy telling Luke that he sent a pitiful excuse for a man, then saying 'no offense.' That was good.
Loved the ending. Facing Daisy's rath in a few days made getting shot seem tame in comparison.
Nice portrayal of Daisy in this chapter.
| HazzardHusker chapter 32 . 9/6/2013
Okay, comparing the sound of Daisy getting dressed to wrestling with wild animals - that was good.
But I laughed out loud about Beauregard sounding okay from a person name Yellow Eye. Absoltely hilariously.
And by the way, I could read this on the plane of anywhere else for that matter except for on the computer. Everything I printed out - that filled up my briefcase, cut off about 2 inches from the right sall my printing was in vain. But I'm slowly making my way through. Can' remember what the ship's Wi-Fi's rates are:


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Nathalie Colin is one of those women who is really doing it all. She is shimmering with style, raising a family, and has an impressive career. I started following Nathalie two years ago on her blog WINK, where she shares her sparkling daily routine as Swarovski's creative director.
The pastels are very much in style right now, with floral inspirations for a timeless and romantic look.
Parisian Holiday Style
The holiday season is here, and for Parisians just like the rest of us this means plenty of parties to attend and dress up for. For the Parisian woman and her wardrobe, now is the time of year to...
in Paris it's never chic to look inappropriately dressed for the weather.
RENDEZVOUS WITH INES OLYMPE MERCADAL: Beauty & Design Through Generations
Take it from me, stepping into the life of a Parisian designer for a day is a pretty dreamy thing. Since I discovered them, I've quite literally been stepping into the gorgeous shoes of Atelier Mercada…
'Mom taught me everything' Ines explained to me at my recent rendezvous with her in their Saint Germain flagship boutique.
It was once said to me by an acquaintance here that the reason for Parisian's often somber and simple way of dress is that the city itself is so bright and ornate. It's true that …
While the Brits may have invented the classic trench, it was the Parisians that made it chic.
FRENCH IDOLES: Rendez-Vous at Paris Fashion Week
After New York, London, and Milan, fashion week finally comes home to Paris by the end of September. While Spring collections are walking down the runway right now, out on the street fall fashion is just getting started.
While models may steal the show inside, here the stars are French fashion magazine editors.
HATS OFF TO PARIS: Top off your beauty look with this perfect Parisian accessory.
When you first think of hats and the French, the beret always comes to mind. Over the years it has become an iconic symbol of the French abroad, a cute cliché if you will. But it would be a shame ...
Paris is home to artisan hat makers and vendors very much appreciated by its stylish population.
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For each of us with our respective cities, there are certain things, big or small, reoccurring and inspiring us. Paris possesses enough detail to design a collection around each corner you cross. Yet it's often the overall lightness of its white buildings and grey-blue rooftops that are said to encourage the average inhabitant to...
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The war crimes trial of the former Bosnian Serb army chief, Ratko Mladic, was abruptly halted on Thursday, just a day after it opened, because of prosecution "irregularities" in the high-profile case.
The decision was announced by the presiding judge shortly after the prosecution described the "horror" of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of almost 8,000 Muslim men and boys it says was orchestrated by Mr. Mladic, the worst atrocity in Europe since World War II.
"The hearing is adjourned sine die," said judge Alphons Orie, three hours into the trial's second day at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague.
The judge said there were "irregularities" in the transfer of prosecution documents to the defence to enable it to prepare for the trial, but that the court hoped to announce a date soon for the resumption of proceedings. Mr. Mladic, the so-called "Butcher of Bosnia" is charged with war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide over the 1992-1995 war in the Balkan state and in particular the Srebrenica massacre
"Mladic himself was on the ground and personally involved," prosecuting counsel Peter McCloskey told the court, showing footage of the former general triumphantly entering Srebrenica and congratulating his men.
"We give this town to the Serbs as a gift," Mr. Mladic said in the video footage taken in Srebrenica after the mass killings in what was meant to be a U.N.-protected enclave on July 11, 2005.
Prosecutors say Mr. Mladic orchestrated the mass killings as part of a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing in the 1992-95 Bosnian war that killed 100,000 people and left 2.2 million homeless.
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As Brian Cashman assembled New York's pitching potpourri this winter in the aftermath of Cliff Lee's decision to sign with Philadelphia, the general manager cautioned against a panic move and signed a number of low-risk, high-reward players, his fingers crossed that the new acquisitions would pan out.
They have, somewhat. But not making a reactionary move to get a sure-thing starting pitcher to compensate for missing out on Lee left the Yankees with no margin for error. CC Sabathia, A.J. Burnett and Phil Hughes all had to be successful for this team to succeed.
It was a gamble, and right now, it looks like a losing one. The Yankees on Friday placed Hughes on the 15-day disabled list with a dead arm, making an uncertain rotation even shakier.
Hughes has shown a surprising lack of velocity and arm strength since the beginning of the season and has been tattooed for a 13.94 ERA through his first three starts. Rather than keep running him out every five days and hoping he improves, the Yankees are putting Hughes on the shelf and instructing him to build up arm strength.
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Colon has been a revelation so far—a year off from the majors and a new sinking fastball have rejuvenated the former Cy Young winner—but Cashman needed to have gambles like that pay off, and also have his safe bets pay, for this Yankee team to succeed. So far Sabathia has been Sabathia, Burnett has been good, and even Ivan Nova has pitched well. Meanwhile, the Yankees are hitting their way past the opposition, as Boston and Tampa Bay lag far behind in the division. If there's a time for a problem like this, it's right now.
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VICTORIA Azarenka is constantly trying to prove herself.
Trying to prove her Australian Open title last year was no fluke. Trying to prove she deserves to be regarded, as well as ranked, the number one player in the world. Trying to prove she is not a cheat. Trying to earn respect. Trying to prove she can control her emotions.
Azarenka made history as the first player from Belarus to win a Grand Slam by thrashing Maria Sharapova in the final of the Australian Open last year.
Young, attractive and full of personality, she looked set to be the new face of women's tennis. But when Serena Williams won Wimbledon, the Olympics, the US Open and the WTA Tour finals, she put Azarenka firmly in the shade.
She lost in the fourth round at Roland Garros, the semi-finals at Wimbledon, was pipped by Williams in the final in New York and fell in the semi-finals of the WTA Championships. Her doubters had ammunition.
The 23-year-old, however, has the opportunity to affirm her standing when she battles China's Li Na in the final of the Australian Open today. Her ranking and reputation is on her racquet. The equation is simple.
If Azarenka defends her title, she stays at number one. If she loses, the honour goes to Williams. Azarenka will receive what she deserves.
In her early years on tour, Azarenka was regarded as too emotionally and physically weak to threaten the top players. She withdrew from matches because of injuries and lost her nerve in winning positions.
Her on-court grunting has long been regarded as a form of gamesmanship and her injury time-out against Sloane Stephens, immediately after blowing five match points in Thursday's semi-final, was described by the teenager's coach, David Nainkin, as "cheating within the rules."
The final against Li Na provides the chance to prove she can handle any controversy or tense situation thrown at her, and win back a few fans.
"I grow, I mature a little bit," Azarenka said.
"I get a lot more experience over the years. I tended to be a little bit more emotional before. I just try to control my emotions much better now. It takes time to learn.
"I've been doing it over the last couple years, but I'm always going to be an emotional player. It's just a matter of how well you can control your bad emotions."
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"You always adapt to a situation," she said. "Sometimes you need to be more aggressive. Kind of (upset) a little bit to pump yourself up. Sometimes you just need to relax and breathe." — AFP
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2011: Australian Open (hard-outdoor) fourth round, Li Na 6-3, 6-3.
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- By Steven J. Rosen<p> Steven J. Rosen served for 23 years as a senior official of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. He is now the director of the Washington Project of the Middle East Forum. </p>
President Barack Obama's decision to make Congress decide on the course of the Syrian intervention has put the pro-Israel camp just where it did not want to be: openly advocating American military involvement in the volatile Middle East. It's a calculation based on the lesser of two evils, the greater being risking Washington's withdrawal from leadership on global security just as Iran crosses the nuclear threshold. No one has a greater stake in a strong United States — and the credibility of America's deterrent capability — than Israel and the Jewish people. Indeed, many of the arguments that motivate the president's opponents on Syria could also apply in the event that a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities becomes necessary.
Yet this is a debate about the American national interest, and most American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) supporters do not want it to degenerate into a debate about Israel. Most agree with former Israeli Ambassador Itamar Rabinovitch that, "It's bad for Israel [if] the average American gets it into his or her mind that boys are again sent to war for Israel."
Paralyzed by these fears, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and AIPAC supporters in Washington remained nearly silent for weeks, even after evidence of Bashar al-Assad's murderous chemical weapons attack on Syrian civilians outside Damascus. And they remained quiet even after Obama indicated that he was preparing a military strike. They did not want to be drawn into a political melee in a deeply divided Congress, risking strains in the bipartisan support for Israel that forms the bedrock of the U.S.-Israel relationship.
All that has now changed. Responding to a full-court press by the Obama administration — a call to Netanyahu, a direct message to AIPAC, and messages via congressional leaders — AIPAC has weighed in fully in support of the president's call for intervention.
This is a major change in precedent. Ten years ago, AIPAC struggled to stay out of the Iraq War vote when that issue was before Congress, and did not openly endorse that authorization. Neither the Israeli government nor AIPAC supporters in the United States considered Saddam Hussein nearly the threat that Iran was. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon then warned President George W. Bush privately that he thought an attack on Iraq would be a mistake. After the Iraq vote, to prove its innocence, AIPAC organized a letter from 16 Jewish members of Congress stating that "AIPAC as an organization never took a position on the war and none of us were ever lobbied by the organization on the war in Iraq." It did not work. Israel's detractors never cease asserting that the Iraq War was fought on Israel's behalf, and that belief has eroded support for Israel on the left wing of the Democratic Party.
But now, President Obama is making everyone stand up and be counted, and he is putting maximum pressure on all prospective allies to come out from behind the curtain and speak up. As a White House official told the New York Times, AIPAC is "the 800-pound gorilla in the room" because it has close relations with and access to a vast array of members on both sides of the aisle and on all sides of the debate. Simply put, the president has staked a lot of political capital on the gambit to sway Congress on his Syria plan — and he needs AIPAC's support.
The administration is certainly aware that many of the wavering members in the House and Senate could be influenced if Israel's outgoing but powerful ambassador, Michael Oren, and the pro-Israel lobby joined the fray. Public statements of support are helpful, but the main thing is the mobilization of AIPAC's vast network of trusted "key contacts" to speak privately with members they know well.
AIPAC's leaders, like other Americans, don't see much to support on any side of the civil war in Syria, and in their hearts they would probably like to see both sides lose. But an American military strike that destroys Syria's aircraft and helicopters, degrades its air defenses, and disables its runways, would be a benefit to Israel and the region — no matter who emerges victorious there.
And if, conversely, the red lines that have been declared by President Obama were to be wiped out by an isolationist Congress (much as British Prime Minister David Cameron was repudiated by Parliament), it could begin a wider U.S. retreat in the Middle East. It would certainly undermine the campaign to prevent Iran from completing its nuclear weapons program. Already, the Syrian regime and Hezbollah are boasting about a "historic American retreat," and extremist elements from al Qaeda to North Korea must be rubbing their hands in glee. Without a strong United States, the world of our children will descend into a very dark void, because after America there is no one else waiting in line to assume leadership except these forces of evil and chaos.
If AIPAC sits on its hands, Obama might well lose this historic vote on Capitol Hill. If so, the Rand Paul/isolationist right and the antiwar left may celebrate, and conservative critics can blame it on Obama's feckless leadership. But it will be a disaster for the Middle East and the world, and it may be impossible to contain the damage.
Some can close their eyes to these realities, but Israel and its friends in Washington don't have that luxury. Americans and Brits are far away, but Israel's permanent reality is that it lives in that very bad neighborhood, faced with an existential crisis and a Syrian civil war in danger of spiraling out of control. That is why, while Americans are divided on the issue, an overwhelming majority of Israelis are hoping President Obama will prevail. And why, in the end, the pro-Israel camp knows it needs to support Obama.
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- Cartoon Characters: Sharon Spitz, Adam Spitz, Alden Jones, Claire, Dylan, Helen Spitz, Josh Spitz.
- Originally Released in 2001.
- Season: 1
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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When Nina is impeached as school president, Sharon decides to run to fill her spot. Unfortunately, Brock decides to run, too. All is made worse by the fact that Alden, (Sharon's supposedly supportive boyfriend!) decides to be Brock's campaign manager. What starts as an exciting race turns into a flat out smear campaign…against Sharon! She is devastated to think that Alden could do this to her. When Sharon's braces help to reveal that Nina, not Alden, was behind the negative publicity, Sharon is finally able to win the school body over in an impassioned speech that confirms her true leadership abilities.
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