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Listening to Christmas or miscellaneous holiday music is something all of us do, even if it's inadvertent. For some of us, it's a borderline pathological ritual. Everyone has their own personal standards about when it's appropriate to fire up the Christmas tunes. Some purists (like me) have blanket-bans on all Christmas music until after Thanksgiving (or even the beginning of December, for extremists), while others start earlier, on days in July when they feel like it, say.
I've been known to pump the Christmas tunes as background music on a daily basis during my designated time window. I have a specially tailored playlist of Christmas tunes from the likes of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and a Christmas Pandora station I've spent four years carefully cultivating to my taste. Some, like my brother, have a casual disliking of Christmas music full-stop. But whether you love or hate the genre, there are always a few tunes that grate on your ear and transform the jolliest of elves into the surliest of Grinches.
Here's my list of Christmas and holiday-oriented songs that have struck me with their festive awesomeness or crapitude this season. These picks will refer to the songs as essential entities, not specific versions, unless otherwise specified:
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1. The Gloucestershire Wassail
This already jaunt-sodden medieval tune has been heated up and supersaturated with jaunt. The lyrics are about drinking and doing questionable stuff in public, so this is truly an everyman's tune. It's actually dangerous to listen to this track when you're over-caffeinated or already in a cheery mood, because it will raise your jaunty levels to critical mass. That's what this song is bringing to the table: it's like snorting a line of pure, uncut Christmas jaunt.
Pretty vanilla choice, hmm? This song is insidious. It's mellow, almost soporific vibe and minor-key tonality lull the listener to sleep. But there's more. The lyrics of this song are just raw. They read like Black Sabbath's eponymous track or something from Slayer. The gist is that a mother is trying to lull her baby son to sleep as well as tell him goodbye because he's about to be killed along with all other male children in Bethlehem on the orders of Herod. If The Gloucestershire Wassail had a polar opposite, it would be this. Raw.
3. Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel (warning: metal version)
There is one simple reason I'm big on this song this season: the lyrics. They satisfy 2 critical thematic affinities of mine: allusions to the "Rod of Jesse" and persistent references to the devil. Moreover, the actual writing is just gorgeous. Take for example this verse:
O come, O come, Thou Lord of Might,
Who to Thy tribes on Sinai's height
In ancient times didst give the law
In cloud, and majesty, and awe.
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1. Hey Santa
This song makes me want to pour acid in my ears and never celebrate Christmas again. Its chotchy, saccharine, and repetitive drone is everything that's wrong with generic, overproduced Christmas pop. Whoever wrote this song should be boiled with his own pudding and buried with a stake of holly through his heart. Apparently, the fault belongs with the spawn of Beachboy Brian Wilson.
There's nothing inherently wrong with this song. In some ways, it's catchy and enjoyable. The problem is, it's perfect for being re-recorded endlessly as overwrought duets ranging from the insufferable (Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson) to the slightly creepy (Norah Jones and Willy Nelson) to the inexplicable (Bette Midler and James Caan) to the simply repugnant (Glee – no, not because it's two dudes, that's commendably original. Because it's Glee).
This song is the perpetual #1 awfulest dross in the Christmas universe. The concept of "pandering" was a hollow, empty husk of its present self until someone wrote this song a few years back. It's like it was specially engineered by quantum physicists in a laboratory in hell. It's not that I mind the idea of re-emphasizing the presence of Christ in Christmas, it's just that this song is a nauseatingly hamfisted attempt (acknowledging the attempt may be too far) at doing that. I could do 2,000 words about why, but the simplest way of putting it is that the point of Jesus-centered celebration at Christmas is to emphasize charitable themes versus empty commercialism, not to focus on a shabbily reductive version of a birthday celebration that the historical Jesus certainly never had and that the spiritual Jesus wouldn't have wanted. That is all. Ban this song.
Which songs are on your trending report this year? Merry Christmas and a happy New Year, folks.

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Meet James Caulfield, photographer for the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust for many years, at a reception in his honor. From Feb. 2 - March 2, Caulfield's photographs will be in an exhibit titled "Frank Lloyd Wright -- The Oak Park Years. Photographs by James Caulfield." The reception is free and open to the public.Library: Oak Park Public Library Main Branch
In the past several years, photographer James Caulfield, in collaboration with architectural writer Patrick F. Cannon, has produced four books with contemporary images of the exteriors and interiors of the buildings of Frank Lloyd Wright and other Chicago-area architects.
From these books, Caulfield has selected some of his favorite images for the Oak Park Public Library exhibit. The earliest building featured is the 1892 Charnley-Persky House in Chicago, which Wright claimed to have designed while with Adler & Sullivan, and the latest, the Harry Adams house of 1913 in Oak Park. Between them, the exhibit features such landmarks as the William Winslow, Ward Willits, Arthur Heurtley, and Frederick Robie houses, and Wright's great masterpiece, Unity Temple.
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I'd love to challenge you on this Tito, but the Celtics are at least equals when it comes to starting line-up to any team in the NBA. After close examination of every NBA roster, the Celtics bench could vie for best in the NBA. As far as predictions go, they're only as good as the health of the team as we saw last year with the Celtics in the end. The Celtics will be a top challenger as long as the "BIG 3" stay out of street clothes. I hope so, because a renewal of the Celtics/Lakers rivalry would be good for baseketball.
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Well, there are reasons why I posted this "debate," but I do not agree that the Celtics will win the title. This is one of my weaker debates, yes, but even if I partially agree that the Celts will be good this year, I 100% disagree that they will win the title.


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The International Monetary Fund issued a rosier outlook for the global economy in its latest World Economic Outlook, published on Tuesday, than its previous edition in September. The WEO is typically prepared twice a year and is the main instrument of the fund's global surveillance activities.
"After suffering a major setback during 2011, global prospects are gradually strengthening again," the fund wrote. "However, the recent improvements are very fragile… downside risks continue to loom large." Compare that with September, when the IMF warned that the global economy was in a "dangerous new phase" as global activity weakened, confidence tumbled and downside risks grew.
The IMF raised its projections for U.S. output from its January 2012 update of the September WEO, from 1.8 percent to 2.1 percent in 2012, and from 2.2 percent to 2.4 percent in 2013.
The euro zone, which the IMF expects will enter a "mild recession" in 2012, poses the most immediate risk to global recovery, the report found. The problems in Europe are expected to subdue growth in all of the advanced economies. And if policymakers don't take action, the IMF warned, the euro-zone crisis could flare up again.
The IMF also stressed the need for U.S. policymakers to prevent sizable fiscal tightening in 2013 when the Bush-era tax cuts, payroll tax and unemployment benefits expire and to set a sustainable fiscal consolidation path for the medium term.
Another risk to the global economy is geopolitical uncertainty, which could cause oil prices to spike and global output to fall, the report's authors warned. Excessively tight macroeconomic policies in the major economies could also result in deflation or weak activity.
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After considering a move to Toledo, La-Z-Boy Inc. will stay in Monroe.
The company recently finalized the purchase of land in Monroe to build a new corporate headquarters for its 500 employees, solidifying the company's decision to stay in the community where it was founded in 1927.
Kurt Darrow, La-Z-Boy chairman, president and CEO, signed the closing documents for the purchase of 120 acres from the Monroe-based Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM), a Catholic order of nuns.
Darrow and Monroe Mayor Robert Clark made a joint keynote presentation to the company's decision to stay in Monroe at the 2013 General Assembly of the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments (TMACOG) on Jan. 30 in Perrysburg.
The land purchase, along with a combination of Michigan state, county and local tax incentives and grants paved the way for La-Z-Boy to begin the final design of the building and site, they said.
The company' a goal is to break ground and beginning construction this spring and to move into the new headquarters by late 2014 or early 2015, Darrow said.
"We are delighted to have finalized the purchase of land from the IHM Sisters and are excited about moving forward with the final design and construction of our new world headquarters," Darrow said. "When completed, this landmark facility will provide an inspiring, innovative and collaborative work environment for our employees and highlight our evolving image as a worldwide leader in our industry."
Last spring, the company began considering whether to renovate its existing facility, a former furniture factory and retail store on Telegraph Road, or build a new headquarters, Darrow said. The company was willing to consider moving out of Monroe and even Michigan to build a new home, he said.
The company considered building near its largest manufacturing facility in Tennessee, in Chicago and even in Toledo, Darrow said. He said the company inquired about some possible sites in Toledo and that Ohio was very aggressive in pursuing the company's move there.
He indicated that about 70 percent of the company's workforce lives in Monroe County, but 15 percent is from the Toledo area. Employee commuting patterns were mapped and sites accessible by current employees were considered.
The company seriously considered a site on the river in Downtown Toledo before the site in Monroe became an option, Darrow said.
"We're a Monroe company and we're grateful to be staying in Monroe," said Darrow, who is a Michigan native and has lived in the community for 37 years.
"My faith in the process was renewed. It was a good business decision for us to stay in Monroe," he said.
La-Z-Boy consulted with two Ohio companies, The Collaborative Inc. of Toledo and Rudolph|Libbe Inc. of Walbridge, about possible sites. Darrow said those companies continue to be involved in the planning, design and building of the new facility.
Rudolph/Libbe is managing the design process and construction while The Collaborative will serve as architect, said Scott Libbe, executive vice president of Rudolph/Libbe.
At the TMACOG meeting, Darrow said he was at a board meeting for a local hospital when one of the IHM sisters, a fellow board member asked him if he knew of anyone interested in purchasing their property — having no idea La-Z-Boy was looking for just such a property.
"Partnering with La-Z-Boy, a local enterprise committed to building a sustainable culture within their company and industry, demonstrates IHM's commitment to implement our vision in partnership with others," said IHM President Mary Jane Herb at the closing.
The restoration and preservation of the oak savanna on the property as well as preservation of green space in the city of Monroe are shared goals of IHM and La-Z-Boy, according to both sources.
"I expect there will be other opportunities for synergy between IHM and La-Z-Boy because we are both endeavoring to protect the planet and leave it a better place for future generations," Herb said.
The new building design concept, featuring flexible space and open areas, is reflective of La-Z-Boy as a company, Darrow said. The company will retain 30 of the 120 acres in their natural state, he said.
The purchase was a complicated process since the IHM property was located in the City of Monroe and Frenchtown Township, Clark said. The process involved city, township, county and state officials.
Even Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder became involved when he had lunch with Darrow to discuss the project and offer his support of it.
The entire project and the company's decision to stay in Monroe became official and public at a Dec. 19 planning commission meeting when the zoning change was approved.
"It all worked out in time. I couldn't imagine the City of Monroe without La-Z-Boy," Clark said.
Darrow said the company intends to sell its existing property on Telegraph Road to a retail entity for redevelopment.
La-Z-Boy marked 85 years in business in 2012, recording $1.23 billion in sales in 2012 with 320 furniture galleries and five manufacturing plants in the U.S. The company has a partnership to open stores in China and opened a plant in Mexico in 2009.
Darrow said La-Z-Boy's product line has evolved with innovation and style to provide furniture for every room in the house and now offers home decorating services through its retail outlets. The business also incorporated actress Brooke Shields into its advertising
"The future looks bright for us and our strategy is sound. We're going to continue making investments in Michigan," Darrow said.
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Goof: In the opening scene, Sylvia's assistant is in a tattoo parlor, with a bandage centered on her abdomen. Later, when the bandage has been removed, the tattoo ("RALPH") is much larger than the bandage was, extending across her abdomen to her flanks.
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USA's re-typed end credits did not include Richard Campbell in the original broadcast.
The title "Reunion" was appropriate for two of the costars. Michael Massee, who played Jordie, and David Patrick Kelly, who played Bo Levy, both costarred as gang members in the 1994 Alex Proyas film, The Crow, starring Brandon Lee.
Special billing was given to Joan Jett (with) and David Patrick Kelly (and) in this episode.
Danny Ross: (to Wheeler) I worked with Bernie Kerik, Eliot Spitzer. I was wrong about them. You could be wrong about Jordie. Find out why he's so involved in this cause.
Bernard Bailey "Bernie" Kerik was the New York City Police Commissioner from 2000-2001 under then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani. From May to September 2003, Kerik served as Interim Minister of Interior of Iraq and Senior Policy Advisor to the U.S. Presidential Envoy to Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III. In December 2004 President G. W. Bush nominated Kerik as Secretary of Homeland Security. Within a week Kerik withdrew his nomination after it was revealed he had hired an illegal immigrant as a nanny. In 2006, Kerik pled guilty to two unrelated ethics violations after an investigation by the Bronx District Attorney's Office and paid a fine. On November 8th, 2007, in New York Federal Court, Kerik was indicted by a federal grand jury on 16 charges of, among other felonies, conspiracy, fraud, tax evasion, obstruction, filing a false loan application, and making an assortment of false statements when applying for various federal posts, including Homeland Security Secretary. Elements of Kerik's scandals figure prominently in the Criminal Intent episode "My Good Name," as well as Law & Order's "Publish and Perish." Eliot Spitzer, a lawyer and former politician of the Democratic Party, served as Governor of New York from January 2007 until his resignation on March 17, 2008 on revelation of his involvement in a high-priced prostitution ring, and amid threats of impeachment by New York state lawmakers. While campaigning for governor, Spitzer had promised ethics and integrity would be the hallmarks of his administration. Before becoming governor, Spitzer prosecuted several prostitution rings during his tenure as New York State Attorney General. Federal investigators believe Spitzer may have paid as much as $80,000 over several years for prostitution services while serving as attorney general and later while governor. The Season 18 Law & Order finale "Excalibur" was also based on this case.
Elements of this episode appear to be drawn from the life of rock guitarist and composer Pete Townsend (of The Who), and some are specifically ripped from the headlines of the 2003 scandal surrounding his alleged possession of Internet child pornography. Like Jordie Black, Townsend claimed that he had collected the materials for research (in his case for a book about child abuse.) The mention of a rock opera was likely an allusion to The Who's Tommy. Additionally, the story about Jordie being caught with two underage boys was likely borrowed from rock star Gary Glitter's 2005 arrest in Vietnam, for which Glitter has served two years in a Vietnamese prison.
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PES 2014 Review
Fox in the box.
If nothing else, the PES Team should be applauded for their persistent ambition. Despite being tethered to the obvious constraints that come with developing an annual sports franchise, Konami's development team of football fanatics attempt to push the boundaries whenever possible. Speculate to accumulate seems to be the studio's mantra.
While I'd no doubt lament the PES Team for sitting on their laurels if they decided to churn out the exact same game without any improvement, what PES really needed during this string of unpredictable and inconsistent releases was a much needed dose of stability.
Sometimes the risks taken prove to be inspired, offering up clear improvements to a series which has patently struggled to cope with the demands of this console generation. But sadly, more often than not, the PES Team's stubborn fascination with overhauling almost every aspect of each new game has a nasty habit of polarising its core fans. And PES 2014 is no different.
Though the basic controls have remained largely unscathed during each new iteration, you'd be hard pressed to find many similarities between the last four outings – whether that's in terms of presentation, gameplay or the more prominent grievance, the lack of team licenses. While I'd no doubt lament the PES Team for sitting on their laurels if they decided to churn out the exact same game without any improvement, what PES really needed during this string of unpredictable and inconsistent releases was a much needed dose of stability. Unfortunately, it's back to the drawing board again in PES 2014, and remarkably, the slate's been wiped clean, a surprising aftermath considering the great strides PES 2013 made last year.
Metal Geared Up
Instead of salvaging the good and eradicating the bad, PES 2014's highs and lows centre around one uncompromising and widely-touted addition: the inclusion of Hideo Kojima's dazzling new Fox engine.
But was it really necessary? Maybe one day, sure, but definitely not right now.
PES 2014 is easily the best looking game in the series to date. The quality of the animations verge on the extraordinary as players slide in aggressively for challenges, pirouette delicately away from oncoming defenders and strike the ball with astonishing fluidity and incredible conviction. The ball itself has finally been blessed with believable and realistic physics, too, as though it was a living, breathing entity, free from the invisible strings that tied it to a player's feet in previous games – I've witnessed some utterly insane goals and baffling misses to prove it.
But as the saying goes, looks aren't everything. And in this case, concessions have been made in a number of key areas to shoehorn Kojima's proprietary engine into the fray. Some are acceptable, others are simply baffling and do nothing more than to irritate and annoy.
School Boy Errors
If there's one area that I never thought would prove to be a point of contention in PES 2014 then it would probably be the innocuous and humble Game Plan screen. Remarkably, though, PES 2014 boasts the worst tactical menu I've ever had the displeasure to use. On the surface, it's exactly the same as last year's system, however, it's now plagued with horrible slow-down and an inexplicable lagginess when selecting players to substitute. Switching subs is now a total chore instead of a quick and painless act as the game struggles to load a 2D image of selected players. It's so laborious and unresponsive that I found myself avoiding making any changes as a result. It's shocking, really, especially when the loaded image tends to be a woeful depiction of a particular player.
And that brings me on to player likenesses in general. In the past, player likenesses have always been a strong point for the series; but, as luck would have it, they're decidedly hit and miss in PES 2014. Some players look absolutely pitiful in comparison to their real life counterparts and even the dead ringers seem to have a cartoony, clay-like appearance to them. The fact you can meticulously analyse players during menu screens does little to help matters.
While the Fox Engine is undoubtedly impressive, the facial rendering still needs a lot of work. Thankfully, PES' Player ID system ensures that the players which have been given the due care and attention look, play and feel absolutely spot on.
Licenses, always a brunt of contention with PES veterans and newcomers alike, are disappointingly all over the place in PES 2014. While a number of additions have been made to include teams from lesser known locales such as the Asia Champions League competition, waves of unknown, made-up teams populate a line-up which is still missing the Bundesliga, includes only one English Premier League team and still features a Netherlands national team full of bonkers names after all these years. Of course, licenses can always be corrected in the game's edit mode, but when I discovered that Japan's national team is now made up of utter nobodys for the first time in recent memory, I couldn't help but think Konami is continuing to fight a losing battle in this regard. That being said, I have no idea why Konami can't include the damn J-League for once – the more official teams the better, surely?
Feelin' The Flow
So how does PES 2014 perform on the pitch? Truth be told, it's a bit of a mixed bag. While the ball physics may have been vastly improved, a number of elements feel completely out of place during games, the most prominent of which is player movement off the ball.
PES 2014 plays a far more methodical and calculated game than its predecessor, focusing on crisp passing, a player's first touch, and your ability to hold off players successfully above all else.
Even though player animations are by far the most convincing they've ever been, it's a different story when you aren't in possession of the ball. For example, you'll be overjoyed to see an attacker break free of the defender and advance on goal, only to watch in dismay as a defender – who was clearly left for dead – miraculously attains an insane level of speed and manages to catch you up. You'll be disturbed by the slow, trudging movement of your defensive back line when a 50/50 chase is on, even though you're seemingly in full control. The end result is a continually perplexing display as you watch your players quickly accelerate and then dramatically decelerate on-screen for seemingly no reason. Honestly, it's bizarre viewing and I never quite got used to the weird transition speeds that take place during each game, despite fiddling with all the available assist and game speed settings.
PES 2014 plays a far more methodical and calculated game than its predecessor, focusing on crisp passing, a player's first touch, and your ability to hold off players successfully above all else. Now, when a defender approaches an attacker, the defender can attempt to shoulder barge the attacker off the ball using the right stick; the player in possession has the opportunity to hold them off using the same mechanic. What you end up with is a great idea on paper, but one that hasn't been executed very well in practice. It's extremely difficult to determine when you've successfully held a player off, and it doesn't help that the right stick is now used to easily perform tricks. I found myself attempting step overs instead of fending off a defender who was attempting to win the ball back – a very frustrating mistake when you've worked hard to carve out a chance on goal.
Your first touch is paramount in PES 2014. By using the right analog and left analog stick, it's possible to shift the ball away from your feet in a number of inventive and spectacular ways, giving you just enough space and time to either beat the defender or pick out a pass. You can also take a touch to get the ball out of your feet, crucial if you want to strike the ball cleanly or buy yourself an extra second against an onrushing defender.
Naturally, passing is fundamental to your success in PES 2014, as it is in any real-life football game, and it feels great spraying the ball across the pitch and whipping in crosses using the new manual crossing system, no matter which team you play as. If there's one thing the PES Team have got right, it's how to replicate the art of passing in PES 2014. It's noticeably harder to ping-pong pass your way to victory, and the old cheeky one-two trick where you send a player off on a run and quickly nip it round the side of a defender isn't as easy to do this time around.
Goals can happen in a split-second in PES 2014, even after a dismal display of football from both teams. Sometimes I'd find myself bearing down on goal out of seemingly nowhere as the computer AI is prone to making deadly mistakes, even on Superstar difficulty. And in a sense, it's very realistic, providing a more human touch to proceedings. However, this is the first PES game I've played where scoring goals felt anti-climactic because of it; the realistic ball physics also played a part. There's an unshakeable heaviness and dare I say unresponsiveness to each action in PES 2014, it's as though the game suffers from input lag as my attempts to shoot would be rudely dragged out by another couple of unwanted animations. When the player did eventually strike the ball, I never felt like it was truly my shot. It doesn't happen all the time, mind you, but I definitely felt disconnected from the action on more than a couple of occasions. Thinking about it logically, this is probably an unavoidable consequence of the ball not being tied to a player's feet. Instead, it can be bobbing along so inconspicuously that you may not even realise the impact it can have on your players positioning and attempted strike. An inadvertent niggle, then.
Master's Learning
While many of the modes in PES 2014 are still arguably superfluous due to their lack of appeal, Master League is simply essential. Thankfully, you can now switch teams during a Master League campaign, a huge blessing once you've created a monstrous team that has won every trophy season after season. You can also manage a national team part-time, which is a genuinely fantastic addition. Apart from that, though, few changes have been made to Konami's main single-player draw. Your success in negotiations is now easier to determine, with an estimated percentage available to view before you attempt to sign a player. The calendar section has also been generously streamlined when waiting for matches, which speed things up significantly compared to last year's tortuous load times. It's still a wonderfully addictive mode, but it's crying out for some genuine innovation after all these years.
One excellent new feature for PES 2014 is the player Heart system. In combination with the typical player form ratings, players will now go hot or cold during a game depending on their on-pitch antics. If you manage to dribble past a defender, your player's heart will increase. If you misplace a pass, your player's heart will drop. It's a brilliant touch, and really adds another element of tactical depth when picking your pre-game line-up or when making substitutions during a game.
Fox Cull
As I mentioned earlier, it's an inescapable fact that cutbacks were made to implement the Fox engine. Menus are lifeless and drab, with a horrible, immovable mouse cursor hovering over your intended point of selection. Weather effects such as rain have been completely omitted and lengthy load times still remain when starting a match. There's also a rather jarring glitch whenever you press start to skip a goal: for some reason, all the players on the pitch completely disappear. Generally, the presentation as a whole is a huge step back from last year's game when you're not playing a match.
What has improved, albeit only marginally, is the sound and commentary. A selection of delightfully inoffensive songs have been selected to keep you company during the menu screens such as the emotionally stirring Nessun Dorma, which greets you every time you boot up the game. Other tracks include classic football anthems such as France 98's anthem, Carnival De Paris, and some decent, almost retro BGM mixes.
Commentary still features Jim Beglin, monotony personified, and the far more spritely John Champion, who I'm not ashamed to admit has a number of corking lines I love to hear – sad, I know. While many of the phrases have understandably been recycled from the last game, the commentators now call out specific player names and attempt to link them to the action. It's a nice touch, if not a little crudely done as it's blatantly obvious when a pre-recorded name has been inserted right before Beglin or Champion reels off a sentence. Again, it's a million miles away from FIFA's slick commentary but at least there's some sign of progress. Oh, and let's get rid of Jim Beglin now – it's for the best.
Data Crap None
It wouldn't be a new PES game without some sort of technical tomfoolery involved and PES 2014 continues this unfortunate trend – on the Xbox 360 version at least. Even as I write this review, I've been simply unable to download the game's Data Pack 1 – which updates the transfers from over the summer – without my internet dropping out and sending me back to square one. The game takes an archaic amount of time to download and kept presenting me with a 'Failed to Download' message, requiring me to babysit the entire download every time I attempted it. Needless to say, after my eighth try and over five hours dedicated to doing it, I gave in. As a consequence, I haven't been able to connect to Xbox Live as of yet for some multiplayer action. In fact, PES 2014 proceeds to kick me off Xbox Live completely after telling me the game's online service is unavailable. I'm positive this will be fixed with an upcoming patch, but considering the game has been out a week or so, it's a pretty shambolic state of affairs.
A review copy of PES 2014 was provided courtesy of Konami. The game was reviewed on Xbox 360.
Great Engine, Good Game
Though the vast potential is abundantly clear within each condensed 90 minute affair, PES 2014 feels unfinished, hampered by the annual release cycle and frustratingly unrefined. Sadly, Konami's premier football sim stumbles yet again, providing an underwhelming swansong to a generation which PES fans would sooner forget. PES 2014 could be the stepping stone to a glorious new dawn, but for now, the words of PES' lead commentator John Champion ring clear: 'Nearly, but in football terms nearly is nowhere.'


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Nov. 12, 2012
Contact: Michael Slack
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Orefield, Pa. – KidsPeace, a national organization devoted to giving hope, help and healing to children, families and communities, is pleased to announce that John G. Lees, LSW, has joined the organization as the Executive Director of the KidsPeace Psychiatric Hospital on the Orchard Hills Campus in Orefield, P. Lees' duties will include overseeing all aspects of the hospital's operations including, staffing, program development and quality of patient care.
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Sarah Palin says she isn't running for presidentBy
Her statement, via Politico:
"I have decided that I will not be seeking the 2012 GOP nomination for President of the United States," she wrote. "As always, my family comes first and obviously Todd and I put great consideration into family life before making this decision. When we serve, we devote ourselves to God, family and country. My decision maintains this order."
I'm not surprised. In her present situation, she makes news simply by posting to Facebook. She can write books and deliver speeches and attract a large following. That's not me criticizing her. I just think, why would you want to run for president and have the press vilify your family all over again? I think she made the right call.
What do you think about Sarah Palin and her political future?
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I am a fan and supporter of Sarah Palin and will continue to look for her insightful statements; however, I am afraid that it will turn out to have been in her (now former) situation that "she makes news simply by posting to Facebook."
The democrats did not want Palin to run. They are afraid of her. She is too big a threat to Obama. If she was unimportant the liberal media would not have attacked her so vehemently.She would have quietly served the remainder of her term as governor. Even the establishment republicans are threatened by her ,as they were by Reagan.
The Democratic Party is upset that Sarah is not running. She assured Obama's win in the last election and they were hoping to have her "support" once again in the upcoming election.


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On Tuesday the NCAA announced its sanctions for Ohio State in the aftermath of the Terrelle Pryor and Jim Tressel scandals that rocked the school over the last 20 months.
The university had previously offered to vacate the 2010 season, return bowl money, go on two years of NCAA probation, and use five fewer football scholarships over the next three years.
The NCAA added a postseason ban for the 2012-13 season and a third year of probation, as well as removing an additional 3 scholarships.
Regarding the announcement itself, I find Gene Smith's comments quite odd.
Mr. Smith, Ohio State's athletics director, stated that he was "surprised and disappointed" in the NCAA's verdict…but that he would not appeal the ruling.
Perhaps it's just me, but the Buckeye's public relations firm dropped the ball on this one by allowing Mr. Smith to utter those words.
Because no matter how much you self-sanction yourself in instances like these, you cannot expect the NCAA to simply sit back and say 'OK, guys…that's good enough for us'.
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Prof. Lambert has received the law school's Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin Distinguished Faculty Achievement Award for teaching excellence and the university-wide Gold Chalk Award for Excellence in Teaching at the graduate level. In 2007 and 2011, his work was honored with the Shook Hardy & Bacon Excellence in Research Award for best law faculty scholarship.
Before entering academia, he practiced law in the Chicago office of Sidley Austin and was a John M. Olin Fellow at Northwestern University School of Law and the Center for the Study of American Business (now the Murray Weidenbaum Center) at Washington University. After graduating from law school, he clerked for Judge Jerry E. Smith of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
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Topic: Bundesliga picks 19-21/9
Bayer Leverkusen vs Hannover
Neither team have impressed to much at the start of this season and I believe it can be a close match this one.
Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Hertha Berlin
Hertha Berlin have the best form, but away from home they can find it pretty hard to win this match.
Schalke 04 vs Eintracht Frankfurt
Schalke 04 are very good at home while Eintracht have had a very poor start to their season.
Schalke 04 win.
Arminia Bielefeld vs FC Köln
Both teams have poor form so far, I believe the safest bet in this match could be draw or more than 2.5 goals.
Over 2.5 goals.
Bayern Munich vs Werder Bremen
Bayern Munich have an impressive team this season and should be able to win the Bundesliga, and should at least win this home match.
Bayern Munich win.
Energie Cottbus vs Bochum
Energie have lost 3 matches and have one draw on their last four matches and have disappointed so far this season.
Bochum win.
Stuttgart vs Karlsruher
Stuttgart have clearly the best form of the two teams an should be able to win this match.
Stuttgart win.
Hoffenheim vs Borussia Dortmund
Both teams have opened this season pretty good. Borussia have impressed away from home, and I believe they can surprise with an away win in this match.
Borussia Dortmund win.
Wolfsburg vs Hamburg
Hamburg have started this season very good and are at the top of the Bundesliga, I believe they have a good chance of winning this match, eventough Wolfsburg have a good team.
Hamburg win.