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More importantly, Green Day proved itself still capable of doing what punk bands are supposed to do, which is speak for and to youth culture. "Are We the Waiting,'' "Give Me Novacaine,'' and "21 Guns'' made adolescent turmoil feel like Us vs. Them, with a specific focus on the fact that there's an Us, not just a You.
There was a small but steady trickle of audience members onto the stage all night, one of whom sang "Longview'' in a faceless green bodysuit and was rewarded with Billie Joe Armstrong's guitar.
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ADLER, Russia -- Patrick Marleau spent some free time Thursday strolling to the speedskating rink and watching some Olympics action. Marleau said he failed to pick up any tips on technique.
Could have fooled me.
Marleau's speed has always been one of his prime assets as a member of the Sharks. But it was even more noticeable while playing for Team Canada on the larger international ice surface Thursday in a 3-1 victory over a scrappy outfit from Norway in both teams' Olympic opener.
"We're all here on this team because we can contribute in some way," Marleau said. "The big ice is interesting. You're looking and expecting the boards to be in one place and then ... they're just that much farther away. And because the neutral zone is wider, the blue line is also closer to the top of the circle."
International rinks have 15 feet in extra width. Marleau took to the extra space like a fish to the Black Sea, which is right outside the Bolshoy Ice Dome. His wheels could cover more ground when necessary. And it often was necessary.
In fact, Canada coach Mike Babcock gave Marleau more ice time Thursday than any forward on the team except for Jonathan Toews of the Chicago Blackhawks. Marleau played key roles on the penalty kill, led Canada with five shots on net and earned an assist on the team's third (and clinching) goal in the third period by Drew Doughty.
All of this was just one of the fascinating developments on the first complete day of hockey at the Sochi Games. Canada's victory was tighter than expected. But the USA's 7-1 rout of Slovakia was stunning.
Slovakia is no slouch at international hockey, with NHL stars such as defenseman Zdeno Chara and forward Marian Hossa providing firepower. But after a close first period, the USA blew open the game with six goals in the second and never looked back. Joe Pavelski, meanwhile, never lost a faceoff.
Well, almost. As the Sharks' representative on the USA roster, Pavelski took 13 draws and won 12.
"I lost the first one I took and they whipped it back to Chara for a shot," Pavelski said. "So I thought, 'OK ... I'd better get going and get better at this.' ''
The whole USA team didn't need much of a kick-start. A decision by coach Dan Bylsma to give his players a full day off on Wednesday paid off with fresh legs. Pavelski failed to get on the score sheet only because he jumped onto the bench on a change just seconds before linemate Phil Kessel scored.
"This is a good start, a surprising score," Pavelski said. "Slovakia's a good team. We're learning."
Learning fast, it would seem. Thursday's rout by the USA only lends greater anticipation to its next game -- against Russia, in what will be the showcase game of the tournament's preliminary round and is being hyped as a 1980 "Miracle On Ice" revenge game by some in the Russian media.
Off the first game, the USA appears to be the superior team. As the Americans were romping at cozy Shayba Arena (capacity 4,500), Russia was having a comparatively harder struggle across the street at the bigger Bolshoy building (capacity 10,500).
The Russians would wind up beating an overmatched Slovenia team 5-2. However, the final score was deceptive. Slovenia trailed by just 3-2 after the second period. Were the Russian players gripping their sticks a little tight before the home crowd?
Throughout the day, the mostly Russian crowd soaked up all the action. Not many Canadian or American fans have made it to Sochi -- perhaps reluctant to come because of terrorist threats -- but every seat has been full at every game, and the crowds were appreciatively loud. This, after all, was their rare chance to see the NHL's biggest stars.
And for what it's worth, even Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic thinks the show is even better on the big ice. Defensemen are supposed to hate the larger surface because it gives forwards more room to evade and get past the likes of Vlasic. But he looked comfortable playing the angles in Thursday's game.
"I don't mind it at all," the Canadian said. "I like it because as a defenseman, you're not getting hit as much because there's so much more room out there."
And we're just getting started. There's room for a lot more intrigue before the tournament is done.
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Men's super combined skiing NBC, 8-11:30 p.m. Friday (tape delayed)
The past two Olympic gold medalists in the event -- Americans Ted Ligety (right) in 2006 and Bode Miller (left) in 2010 -- should get a run from Austria's Matthias Mayer, who won gold in the downhill earlier in these games.
Men's figure skating Free program NBCSN, 7 a.m. Friday (live)
The competition concludes with Americans Jason Brown and Jeremy Abbott, who took a hard fall in the short program, sitting in sixth and 15th place, respectively. Japan's Yuzuru Hanyu (shown) is in first. (Also shown delayed Friday on NBC, 8-11:30 p.m.)

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Countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia have introduced important anti-corruption reforms in recent years. However, corruption remains high in the region. This report identifies progress achieved as well as remaining challenges which require further action by countries. The report analyses three broad areas of anti-corruption work: anti-corruption policies and institutions; criminalisation of corruption and ensuring enforcement; and, measures to prevent corruption in public administration and in the business sector. The analysis is illustrated by examples of good practice from various countries and comparative cross-country data.
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Blood Tests
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Special tests are ordered to confirm various causative factors including tests for:
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I'm usually a little hesitant to back new head coaches out of the gate, but I think there's enough in play here to support a play on Southern Mississippi. Jay Hopson has done well at the FCS level, and he was formerly an assistant here at Southern Miss. I also like the fact that the new OC is Shannon Dawson, who had that job at Kentucky last season. He got fired, so there's two ways to read the situation. One is that he wasn't any good, the other is that he didn't have the personnel. But one thing for sure is that you know Dawson is going to be all-in to do some damage to the program that dumped him. That's a nice intangible. USM has the best QB in CUSA in Nick Mullens, and while the offense did lose a few important pieces, I expect the Golden Eagles to still be very productive on offense. We'll see on the defense. I don't think it's necessarily down from last year, but it probably isn't any better either.
Kentucky is already having some problems.The Wildcats are already down two projected defensive starters. For a team that lost seven of its eight leading tacklers from 2015, this is a potentially big hit. I think the Wildcats could have an improved offense. Eddie Gran is the new OC and he did some great work at Cincinnati. Drew Barker was unimpressive in two starts last season, but he was a pretty highly recruited QB and I suspect he'll do a better job this season. The strength of the Kentucky team will be its running game, especially with what is a very experienced OL to open holes.
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Inspired by a sermon on Mother's Day, Sonora Dodd of Spokane, Washington first proposed in 1909 the idea of a father's day.
Her mother had died, and she and her siblings were raised by their father.
William Jackson Smart, a Civil War veteran, showed great strength and selflessness in raising his children alone after being widowed when his wife died in childbirth with their sixth child.
Because William had been born in June, Sonora wanted the holiday celebrated during that month.
Although first observed on June 19, 1910, it was not until 1924 that then President Coolidge pushed for making Father's Day a national holiday.
The first presidential proclamation honoring fathers was issued in 1966 when President Johnson designated the third Sunday in June as Father's Day.
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Just as Mother's Day honors not only mothers but also mother figures, so too does Father's Day honor all men who act as father figures.
Stepfathers, uncles, grandfathers, and adult male friends are all honored on Father's Day.
Historical Census Facts About Dad
* Estimated number of fathers across the nation: 64.3 million
* Estimated number of married fathers: 25.8 million
* Estimated number of single fathers: 1.8 million
* Estimated number of stay-at-home dads in 2008: 140,000
* Percentages of children younger than 6 who ate breakfast and dinner, respectively, with their father every day: 53% and 71%
* Percentage of children younger than 6 who had 15 or more outings with their father in the last month: 36%
* Average times children ages 3 to 5 were read to by their fathers in the past week: 6
* Percentage of children younger than 6 who were praised three or more times a day by their fathers: 66%
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BERKELEY -- Cal coach Sonny Dykes and his staff entered fall camp without a clear idea of how they might use freshman quarterback Luke Rubenzer.
So Rubenzer made the decision for them.
After the Scottsdale, Arizona, native practiced at a "pretty high level" the first week, Dykes waited for him to become physically or mentally overloaded. He waited for Rubenzer to slam into the "freshman wall."
"He just kept getting better," Dykes recalled. "During that period of time, when guys normally take a step back, he took a step forward."
So Rubenzer did more than win the backup quarterback job. He convinced the coaches they had to find a way for him to contribute now.
On Saturday at Northwestern, in a move that surprised the Wildcats, Rubenzer came off the bench repeatedly to provide the Bears a running quarterback counterpunch to starter Jared Goff's throwing prowess.
He was the game's leading ground gainer with 48 rushing yards on 11 attempts, and three times negotiated first downs. The last of those, inside the final minute, came on a mis-executed play and clinched Cal's 31-24 victory.
"The offensive line went the wrong way and (running back) Daniel Lasco did a great job of picking up that unblocked player so Luke could get that first down," Dykes explained Tuesday during his weekly news conference.
Dykes utilized quarterbacks with running skills while at Louisiana Tech because he sees the tactic as a numerical equalizer against the defense. When the defense crowds six players into the box against five offensive linemen, the running back becomes a sixth blocker.
"That's why the quarterback run game gives people fits," Dykes said.
Dykes is convinced that Rubenzer can continue to be effective even when the opponent has a scouting report, beginning Saturday against Sacramento State.
"He's a quarterback. He's not some running back we're putting back there in a wildcat deal," Dykes said of Rubenzer. "We can run our offense with Luke back there, and it gives us a little bit different dimension."
"The thing we thought we were going to be pretty good at was our run game and that's the thing we need the most work on," said Borrayo, referring to the Bears' 2.5 yards-per-attempt average on running plays.
"He's a really good player," Dykes said of Safron. "You put the tape on and it becomes obvious immediately that he's very experienced. You can see that by how he handles himself. The ball is always out on time, he has great touch, and he can drill the ball when it needs to be. And he's mobile enough to be a problem."
For more on Cal sports, see the Bear Talk blog at ibabuzz.com/beartalk. Follow Jeff Faraudo on Twitter at twitter.com/JeffFaraudo.
Saturday's game
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The Kirksville Child Development Center is hosting its first-ever "Sweet Escape" fundraiser March 2 at 7 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased at the Benson Law Firm or online at www.kvcdc.org.
The evening will consist of live entertainment, desserts, silent auction and cash bar.
Proceeds go to the center, a not-for-profit local organization.
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Jamming to Jason Mraz and performing pull-ups at the world's largest music festival
by Guest Blogger Keith Kaplan I ALBION COLLEGE: Brains (double-major honors student, Mortar Board, College Fellow) and brawn (swim team captain and an avid outdoorsman who most days can be seen paddling on the river that runs through his campus). Regular blogger. Co-founder of the eponymous DK Cookies (on Facebook!).
Never heard of Summerfest? Well, neither had I until one of my friends invited me to join her and her parents for a trip to the largest music festival you'll ever see. Mix a lot of music, people, and drinking, throw in some humidity and heat, and you have Summerfest. The festival, held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, runs for 11 days on 11 stages. Low-priced tickets – $8 or $15, depending on whether you go during the week or on a weekend – give you access to all the bands that are playing that day, not too bad a deal.
I was definitely overwhelmed by the size of the park and the number of people who actually go to this event.
I was able to attend only two days of Summerfest, which is a shame because popular artists like Katy Perry, Britney Spears, Kanye West, Kid Cudi, and Nicki Minaj were scheduled to appear. Not that I'm complaining: The highlight of our first day was seeing Third Eye Blind, Girl Talk, and Styx. The second day was even better, partially because it wasn't as hot, and we got to see Guster and Jason Mraz. It was an awesome concert, especially from our eighth-row seats (thanks again, Mr. and Mrs. Graunke).
Adding to the atmosphere were vendors selling typical festival fare like neon glow sticks and band t-shirts. They even had an entertainer during the day who juggled fire (though it must be said that he wasn't that great). Companies like Sony, Planters, Pepsi Max, and Axe also had tents set up and were giving away free goodies. At the Planters tent I tried 5-Alarm Chili Peanuts; I was dying for water after I snacked on them. Elsewhere on the Summerfest grounds, I got a chance to show my love for BookRenter by doing 23 pull-ups for the team. Here's my proof:
After walking around the park and listening to all sorts of music on Saturday, it was time to head over to the Marcus Amphitheater – the largest stage at Summerfest – to hear Jason Mraz and Guster.
This concert was by far the best we saw. Jason Mraz was awesome at engaging the audience – he had us clapping our hands and repeating the lyrics to his songs; he even got me up and dancing. My trip to Summerfest won't be soon forgotten. If I were you, I'd definitely put Summerfest on your schedule for next year!
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Poor Become More Concentrated in Northern Cities
The Great Recession boosted the number of poor, bound them more closely together, and left them concentrated in the cities of the Northern U.S., a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland said.
According to the researchers who wrote the report, the rise in overall poverty as well as its increased concentration is "a distinct cause for concern because the disadvantages to an individual from being poor are thought to be either muted or amplified depending on the poverty in their neighborhood."
"Neighborhoods with many poor residents typically have less access to job opportunities, face higher crime rates, and incur a range of other social problems," wrote Dionissi Aliprantis, Kyle Fee and Nelson Oliver in the report released Thursday.
The report said that between 2000 and 2010 the total poverty rate of the U.S. rose from 11.3% to 15.3%. The government's official poverty threshold is a family of four earning just over $22,000 a year.
The cause of the shift is no surprise. The recession and its aftermath have been hard on all manner of households. Meanwhile, the downturn and weak rebound have taken place against the longer running trend of the nation's richest citizens controlling a greater share of national wealth.
The paper found "while poverty tended to increase in all neighborhoods, this increase was most rapid in neighborhoods that already had a large share of poor residents."
What's more, "the concentration of poverty tends to be highest in northern cities, and that wherever overall poverty or unemployment rates went up the most over the course of the decade, the concentration of poverty tended to increase there as well."
The paper notes that the final story has yet to be told when it comes to the impact of the Great Recession. They acknowledge data from the most recent years remains incomplete, and the state of poverty is probably worse than the numbers now suggest.
"We expect that as the sample window shifts forward, estimates of neighborhood poverty rates will rise, and it is possible that the concentration of poverty will continue to rise," the economists wrote.
While the paper was written by central bank staffers, it didn't offer any guidance to monetary policy makers who have made the reduction of unemployment the focus of an aggressive campaign of economic stimulus.
Saying the "key issue" is whether the increase in poverty isn't reversed, the authors said "if the rise is persistent, then policymakers will need to look carefully at programs that mitigate the negative outcomes associated with such concentration of poverty."


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By John Pollmann, WF360 Central/Mississippi Flyway Migration Editor
Just a week ago, many Missouri waterfowlers were enjoying stellar duck hunting, with straps of greenheads being the rule rather than the exception. By all measures, the season was going great.
Enter Mother Nature.
"We had a stretch of cold weather that locked up all the shallow water tight," explains Tony Vandemore, guide and co-owner of Habitat Flats near Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge in north-central Missouri. "There are still some good pockets of mallards around, but the majority of the birds have passed through this area."
In seasons past, mild weather has provided duck hunting opportunities well into December for Missouri hunters, but that is not likely to be the case this season.
"We have four to five inches of ice on the smaller wetlands, and the Missouri River is almost completely covered with floating ice," says Avery Outdoors pro-staffer Clint Roby. "It's the earliest in the season that I can remember where we've frozen up and lost so much open water. We still have ducks, but we are well past our peak numbers for mallards; things have definitely changed in the past week or so."
While small pockets of hardy mallards remain, Roby says that getting to the birds is proving to be a challenge.
"You've got some of the bigger reservoirs that have open water, but the boat ramps are completely locked up so there is no way to get out after them," Roby says. "Field hunts are an option, but when things get cold, the birds tend to sit tight on the roost to keep the water open and conserve energy, so there is limited movement during the day."
There is some good news to come out of the Show Me State, however; warmer temperatures are slated to return throughout much of Missouri this week, which may be enough to convince a few mallards to filter back north for the final weeks of the season. Otherwise, Missouri hunters can turn their attention to Canada geese that arrived in force with last week's cold and snow.
"We lost ducks but we sure did pick up the geese," says Kyle Scott, an Avery pro-staffer from northeast Missouri. "The past two days, we have shot limits of Canadas. Things are getting real good."
The first snow of the season – more than six inches – fell last Friday and Saturday north of Hannibal, which Scott says makes for great field hunting conditions, while the Mississippi River offers good opportunities to shoot geese over water late into the season.
"We hunted the river yesterday and shot a limit of honkers, but only saw one flock of mallards," Scott says. "We are definitely on the tail-end of the mallard migration, but the geese are here, and we'll take what we can get."
John Pollmann is a freelance writer from Dell Rapids, South Dakota who is an avid waterfowler and conservationist. Pollmann will provide hunting and habitat reports for the Central and Mississippi Flyways throughout the 2013-2014 waterfowl season.
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Everyone's upgrading their current TV before the UK goes totally digital in 2012 and a smart choice is the Toshiba 37XV635DB. This sleek, glossy black flat screen, in Toshiba's family of blazing fast Regza televisions, is all the TV you'll ever want or need with an average price of under 600 British pounds.
There is such a dizzying array of flat screens on the market today that analyzing all their various attributes can be confusing. Many of these televisions appear similar and seem to boast the same features, with the only apparent difference being the price. But don't be fooled. They may look the same but they function differently, so take your needs and the room you'll be placing your television in into account.


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Stephen Peone St. Ignatius, Mont» CHAR-KOOSTA PUBLISHED BY CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES, FLATHEAD AGENCY, MONT. Vol. 1 — No. 9 July, 1957 SMOKEY BEAR — Visits the Flathead Reservation. This picture, was taken last Labor Day when officials of the "Smoky Bear" program visited the Reservation for the purpose of finding out about the forest fire problems here. In the picture left to right, standing are: W. Howard Welton, Agency Forester, Mrs. Charlo, Chief Charlo, Clarence Whitworth, Agency Frie Guard, Smoky Bear, and M. L. Os-born, Forest Manager. Kneeling from left to right, A. L. (Sam) Clairmont, For ester, Mr. Walter McDonald, Tribal chairman and Forrest R. Stone, Superintendent, now retired. Stress Camas Hot Springs As a Business Enterprise As we swing into mid-stream of another busy season at the Camas Hot Springs, (Bathhouse), not overlooking the mumbo-jumbo involved in serving a travel-hungry, limited-vacation-time public, I get a request from the Editor-in-Chief of the Char-Koosta, to submit an article for publication, time very limited, see Vacation Time Public above!, and with my limited assets, both mental and physical, I will do the best I can. First, may I mention the proposed raise in rates. Some received their information in the minutes, others listened to some, who assumed it their responsibility and duty to pass the word; result, misunderstanding and confusion. May I ask at this time that as long as a business is in operation, isn't it appropriate and justified to discuss rates, whether the product is baths, or some other produce? There are to many things to take into consideration, the percent of net income on the investment, to name one og many. If it doesn't measure up, what must be done? It may have been amusing, if it hadn't caused so much furor, to hear so many who, previously, seemed to be disatisfied with the Enterprise Income, condemn the proposed raise, how to please, PLEASE? The rate, $1.00 per bath, was set in 1953. Our industrial accident rate jumped approximately 120 per cent two weeks ago, supplies, stores, and cost of operation have increased steadily. How much longer can we operate at current rates? May I take this space to mention the fact that the Enterprise was comlimented by Mr. Duffy, a budget officer from the Arlee office, as to income, and all around operation, as being above any enterprise under Billings supervision. May we continue to receive such praise in the Future. We are honored yearly with a visit from John W. Swanberg, who is here at present. (He now makes his home in Seattle, and has for the past several years) John first moved to Kalispell in 1890, and made his first trip to Hot Springs in 1896, by covered wagon, the trip taking four days. He pitched his two Beware of Fire! Seasons Here Once again the forests and ranges of the Flathead reservation are faced with the hazard of wild fires. Once again the forests and ranges are at the mercy of a carelessly flipped match or cigarette and at the mercy of a neglected camp fire. Every person must be extra careful during this hazardous period. The forests and ranges are extra critical this year due primarily to the cool moist spring. The grass and brush are above normal in height and density. As soon as this dense grass becomes dry it burns extremely fast and hot. As most of us know, dry grass is highly inflammable and fire in dry grass can spread very rapidly. Many of the fires on the Reservation are caused by lightning and up to the present time nothing can be done to prevent lightning storms. Research is progressing rather rapidly toward the goal of controlling lightning storms. When and if that goal is reached many potentially costly fires will be eliminated. However, man-caused fires will always be a matter of grave concern to everyone. There are 1,118 miles of roads through the reservation ranges and forests, and in addition there are many miles of passable roads in recent logging areas. Each of these roads make it easier for people to travel — for work or for pleasure — through the reservation. It also increases the hazard for man-caused fires. Scattered throughout the Reservation are over 15 campgrounds where families can gather for picnics, swimming and fishing. These campgrounds, with their concentration of people, are areas where the possibility of man-caused fires is very high. The increased use of the roads and campgrounds force each and everyone of us to do our utmost to prevent fires. As Smoky Bear says: "ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES." tent camp on the banks of Hot Springs Creek, then proceeded to the mud bath, which was an open affair with stakes driven at the corners, and gunny sacks from stake to stake to afford privacy for the bathers. A small log cabin housed a clear water spring where they went next to wash off the mud. Every Sunday, the Chief rode into their camp, and collected the dollar for the week's use of the springs. At that time one dollar per family for a week was charged. Two weeks later the covered wagon came to start them on the four day journey back to Kalispell. John has made the pilgrimage yearly to this date. Like the Chief, we members of the Tribe, all hold shares in the Bathhouse. At the same time we must remember it is a business, and it's prime purpose is to make money. It is here to serve the public, and the employees, myself as manager, should be proud that we are representing our people on behalf of the Bathhouse, and should carry on accordingly. T. Pablo, Manager
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Vatican's communications site runs Batman story
Published: Friday, March 22, 2013 at 8:44 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 22, 2013 at 8:44 a.m.
VATICAN CITY (AP) — One of the Vatican's main Twitter accounts and the website of its communications office were running stories about Batman on Thursday with the headline "Holy Switcheroo!" — raising concerns they might have been hacked.
But two Vatican officials said the site hadn't been hacked, and that the reason for the unusual posting was an "internal system failure" due to a non-native English speaker posting the story on the website.
The story was from the Catholic News Service. It has as its headline: "Holy Switcheroo! Batman has grown bitter, more vengeful with the years" and details the evolution of the Batman comic franchise.
"Admittedly some people might have been thrown off by the headline," said Greg Burke, a Vatican communications adviser.
Monsignor Paul Tighe, the No. 2 in the Vatican's social communications office, said the office's website, www.pccs.va runs stories about communications issues and regularly takes copy from Catholic News Service, the news agency of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Once a story is posted, he explained, it generates an automatic tweet on the office's Twitter handle (at)pccs_va.
"I thought we had been hacked to be honest," he said. But further investigation yielded a simpler explanation. The story was later lowered down from the lead story on the site.
The other stories on the website are much more church-oriented in nature. On Thursday, they included Pope Francis' explanation of how he decided on calling himself Francis, the address to the media by the head of the social communications office about coverage of the papal conclave, and a story about registration being open for a congress on the role of the media in promoting peace.
Earlier this week, the Twitter account of a senior Vatican official was hacked.
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Fall means apple-picking and apple-picking means lots of delicious apple treats to make! Why not try something new, like these a-DORA-ble candy apples that look just like your child's favorite explorer!
Weekdays on Nick Jr.
Line a cookie sheet with wax paper. Wash and dry apples. Insert the wooden stick into the stem end of each apple and place on the cookie sheet. Refrigerate for about 15 minutes.
Using scissors, cut a 1/4-inch slice off each round end of the marshmallows to make 12 circles, discarding the center piece. Cut each marshmallow circle slice in half to make 24 semicircles for the eyes. Place the pieces, sticky side down on a sheet of wax paper. Cut the fruit leather into 12 curved 1-inch triangles for Dora's mouth. Add them to the wax paper with the marshmallows.
Place the chocolate and butterscotch chips into separate microwave-proof bowl. Add a tablespoon of the shortening to each bowl. Microwave the butterscotch chips, stirring every 5 seconds, until smooth. Dip a chilled apple into the melted candy to coat one side. Allow the excess candy to drain off. Return the apple, candy side up, onto the cookie sheet. Repeat with the remaining apples.
Reheat the butterscotch chips for about 5 seconds if it becomes too thick. Spoon any extra melted candy into a freezer-weight resealable bag. Refrigerate the apples until the candy is just set. Snip a small corner (1/8 inch) from the bag with the melted candy. Pipe a dot of the melted candy in the center of the marshmallow semicircles and attach a brown candy as her eye. Repeat with the remaining candies and refrigerate until set, about 5 minutes.
Melt the chocolate chips in the microwave, stirring every 5 seconds, until smooth. Dip an apple into the chocolate, leaving a 3-inch area of butterscotch candy exposed as Dora's face. (Dip each side first and then the top to make her bangs.) Allow the excess chocolate to drip off and insert the wooden stick into the Styrofoam base to set. Spoon any excess chocolate into a freezer-weight resealable bag.
Line a cookie sheet with wax paper. Reheat the melted chocolate in the resealable bag, for about 5 seconds if necessary. Snip a small (1/8 inch) corner from the bag. Pipe 12 to 15 (in case of breakage) 1 1/2-inch V shapes for the top of Dora's hair. Place the cookie sheet in the refrigerator until set, about 5 minutes. Carefully peel the V's off of the wax paper. Pipe a dot of the remaining melted chocolate on top of the apples and attach the V. Let chocolate set. Pipe a small comma shape with the chocolate as her nose in the center of the butterscotch area. Repeat with the remaining apples.
Add the marshmallows eyes using a dot of melted candy. Add the fruit leather mouth with a dot of water. Arrange sticks in bucket or other container filled with Styrofoam and top with additional candy if desired.
Dora takes the cake. And in this case, she IS the cake!
Get a taste of the tropics with this healthy, fruity drink!
Thanksgiving guests will want to swipe every last piece
Kids will go bananas for Boots' yummy baked treat!
Turn breakfast into an adventure when you make Dora pancakes!
Present your pie with your preschooler's favorite explorer!
Dress up sugar cookies in Dora's festive and fruity attire!
Bake up purr-fect cookies for your Halloween fiesta!
Make this a-DORA-ble sandwich for your sweetheart!
Charm loved ones with Dora's dainty cupcake rings on Valentine's Day!
Warm their hearts with Dora's favorite drink!
Kids will get a kick out of making Boots from bread and bologna!
You'll be a star in your preschooler's eyes when you make these stellar yet easy treats!
Bake up Boots with your little kitchen helper!
Your little star will love exploring this healthy pasta salad!
Share this snack with your little explorers. They're sure to swipe it right off the kitchen table!
Make a cake fit for a princess!
The ice-cold treat is just right for quenching an explorer's thirst.
A homemade holiday tradition with a delicious Dora twist!
Summon a sea filled with sweet starfish covered in icing
Treasure the smiles when you make these cupcakes for your little pirate!
A royal recipe with a sweet surprise!
Ahoy! It's Dora in her pirate gear
Wishing Backpack could join your birthday party? Here's how he can!
Kids of all ages will swipe these cupcakes faster than you know who!
Dora on a cupcake? Delicioso!
Be like a brave bunny & bake this easy recipe with your little rabbit!
Get a taste of the tropics with this healthy, fruity drink!
Thanksgiving guests will want to swipe every last piece
Surprise party guests with this pair of costume-clad bunnies
What's hiding under that sheet? One fin-tastic treat!
Make them smile with a sweet Guppies treat!
A frozen drink that looks like Gil's tail? COOL!
Kids will go bananas for Boots' yummy baked treat!
Present your pie with your preschooler's favorite explorer!
A winter treat your kids can FROST and EAT!
Dress up sugar cookies in Dora's festive and fruity attire!
A high-flying Diego dessert in disguise!
Bake up purr-fect cookies for your Halloween fiesta!
Try this tasty Kai-lan Halloween treat--it will never go extinct!
Make some-bunny smile with this cute & healthy lunch
Make this tasty treat any day of the week--it's simple!
Warm their hearts with Dora's favorite drink!
Here's one way to get the kids to eat their veggies: Turn a yellow pepper into Ming-Ming!
Little dragons everywhere will love Rintoo's too cute Halloween cupcake!
Your little star will love exploring this healthy pasta salad!
Take a trip to the tropics with this fruit-filled smoothie!
Make this tasty fall treat with your little chef
A homemade holiday tradition with a delicious Dora twist!
Chocolate milk with a frozen tropical twist
Try a festive party mix that's packed with nutrients
Ring in the new year with these festive drinks
These turkey cookies will be gobble-gobbled in record time!
Get on board and make these shipshape Geo cupcakes for your Halloween party!
Kids will want Bot's cupcake mummy in their tummy!
Your little bumblebee will buzz with anticipation for Milli's super special cupcakes!


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- Aug 26:
- Napa earthquake: Aftershocks rattle North Bay, damages highways
- Martinez: Quake-related flood drenches DA's office
- Aug 25:
- Napa earthquake shines light on Bay Area's hazardous old masonry buildings
- Vast majority of Californians shun earthquake insurance
- Napa earthquake stressed other faults
- Napa earthquake: Power mostly restored, schools closed Monday morning
- Aug 24:
- Baby with 'guardian angel' not harmed in earthquake
- Napa: Crashing bottles, barrels sow doubt about wine country travels
- Quinn: #napaquake hijacking shows flaws in social media as our town center in crisis
- How big was the Napa earthquake? Here's where it ranks among California quakes
- Napa earthquake tourism: Should you stay or should you go?
- Napa earthquake: Vallejo officials report minor damage, two dozen injuries
- Napa earthquake: UC-Berkeley ShakeAlert system gave 10 second warning of 'light' shaking
- Napa earthquake: Winemakers, sellers assessing damage; some wineries closed
- Napa earthquake: Residents, many of them seniors, flee from devastating mobile home fire
- Napa earthquake: 49ers game on, but ACE and Capital Corridor trains canceled
- Napa earthquake: No damage at Sonoma Raceway, IndyCar race is on
- 6.0 quake hits Bay Area: Did you feel it?
- Marin jolted by 6.0-magnitude quake in North Bay
- Napa earthquake: Hundreds hurt, dozens of buildings condemned after 6.0 jolt
- Apr 6:
- Barnidge: L.A. earthquakes are a reminder of what's still to come
Ten seconds before the earth rumbled in a UC Berkeley lab early Sunday morning, an alarm started blaring -- and an ominous countdown warned that a temblor centered near Napa was moments away.
"Earthquake! Earthquake!" it cautioned, after a quick series of alarms. "Light shaking expected in three seconds."
The successful alert was the biggest test yet in the Bay Area for a type of earthquake early-warning system that's not yet available to the public in the U.S. but already is providing precious seconds of notice before quakes hit in Mexico and Japan.
The ShakeAlert system -- a collaboration between Cal, Caltech, the University of Washington and the U.S. Geological Survey -- could one day stop elevators, control utilities and alert motorists of an impending natural disaster. But before it is reliable enough to launch throughout the West Coast, the system needs about $80 million in equipment, software and other seismic infrastructure upgrades.
So far, despite Gov. Jerry Brown signing a new state law last fall ordering the creation of an early-warning system, the project has received only about $10 million, mostly from a private foundation, said Thomas Heaton, a geophysics professor at the California Institute of Technology. The USGS's earthquake budget is only a fraction of what it was 30 years ago, he said.
But Sunday's magnitude-6.0 earthquake could trigger a new sense of urgency. Other countries with early-warning systems, including Japan and Mexico, built them only after devastating quakes, said Richard Allen, director of the UC Berkeley Seismological Laboratory. Japan's system has given residents up to a minute's notice of a quake.
"We want to learn from these other examples and not wait until thousands of Californians are killed before we build an early-warning system," Allen said.
Sunday's quake -- the largest in the Bay Area since the magnitude-6.9 Loma Prieta quake in 1989 -- might unleash more seismic activity after decades of relative calm, scientists say.
Earthquakes can transfer stress from one system to another, creating greater risks in the years ahead, said John Rundle, a physics and geology professor at UC Davis.
"It's a little bit concerning that this activity has started and appears to be resuming a more active trend," Rundle said.
As of Sunday afternoon, the Bay Area's larger and more volatile faults remained quiet, said Brad Aagaard, a geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey.
"As time goes on, the chances of a large earthquake happening as a result of this one decrease," Aagaard said of the South Napa quake.
Aagaard said Sunday it could be days before scientists are able to pinpoint the fault where the Napa quake occurred at 3:20 a.m., about 6.6 miles below the earth's surface. It happened near -- and possibly within -- the West Napa fault system, he said, but slightly to the south, in an area that is not well-mapped. On Aug. 5, the USGS recorded a magnitude-3.0 quake within 10 kilometers, he said.
Those near the epicenter of Sunday's quake would not have received much, if any, advance notice of the coming quake from an early-warning system. But it could serve to minimize fires and other hazards by automatically turning off gas lines and notifying motorists, who often don't feel the shaking.
Early-alert systems work by detecting primary waves, or P-waves, which move almost imperceptibly through the earth at almost twice the speed of a quake's destructive S-waves, which shake the ground.
Those farther from the epicenter receive more advance warning. Scientists say adding seismic stations at key points along California's faults and improving existing ones could provide even earlier warnings.
BART adopted the test version of ShakeAlert, but its trains were not running during Sunday's 3:20 a.m. earthquake, and the shaking felt in much of the Bay Area wouldn't have been strong enough to trigger a slowdown, Allen said.
The latest earthquake and ShakeAlert test is sure to receive even more attention next month. By sheer coincidence, UC Berkeley is hosting an international forum Sept. 3-5 on earthquake early warning, expecting 165 people from 13 countries.
On the first day, scientists will discuss how to turn ShakeAlert from a fascinating experiment to a lifesaving system. Before then, experts say, the government needs to make the warning system a priority, providing the tens of millions of dollars to build and operate it.
"If we have an earthquake this afternoon," Allen said he tells lawmakers, "you will fund it next week."
After Sunday's quake, he'll get to see if he's correct.
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'Journey to the West' Conquers Chinese Box Office
Just weeks after "Lost in Thailand" broke box-office records to become China's highest-grossing movie ever, a new blockbuster is giving the low-budget comedy hit a run for its money.
As of Tuesday, "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons" pulled in 762.3 million yuan ($122.1 million) since opening on Feb. 10, according to media-research firm EntGroup Inc. It still has a long way to go before reaching the 1.26 billion yuan earned by "Lost in Thailand," but the Hollywood Reporter predicted this week that "Journey to the West" would soon march past "Lost in Thailand" to become China's highest-earning domestically produced movie.
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"Journey to the West" is the creation of director-writer Stephen Chow, best known for "Shaolin Soccer," "Kung Fu Hustle" and dozens of other hits. (Mr. Chow, a popular comedic actor, doesn't appear in "Journey to the West.") The 3-D movie, based on the classic Ming Dynasty-era novel "Journey to the West," follows the adventures of a young demon-catcher. Audiences have responded enthusiastically to Mr. Chow's potent mix of action, comedy, terror, romance, and a trio of popular stars: Shu Qi, Wen Zhang and Huang Bo.
The movie has already set some records. Its opening-day take was 81.7 million yuan, breaking the 70-million-yuan record of "Painted Skin: The Resurrection" for a domestic movie. The Hollywood blockbuster "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" remains the opening-day champ with 102 million yuan. But last week "Journey to the West" claimed the title of largest single-day gross (on Feb. 14) of 123 million yuan for all films — domestic and foreign — surpassing the previous one-day record of 114 million yuan set in 2011 for the third installment of the "Transformers" franchise.
All the clamoring for box-office supremacy begs the question: Is China entering a new era where records are broken every few months? Consider this: The top-four highest-grossing domestically produced movies have all been released just within the past eight months.
On Tuesday, "Journey to the West" surpassed the fantasy-action movie "Painted Skin: The Resurrection," which was released last June and went on to earn 726.5 million yuan, to become the third-highest grossing domestic film in China. It was only a few months ago that "Painted Skin: The Resurrection" was the top-grossing Chinese production. It has now slipped to fourth, overtaken by "Journey to the West" and the December releases of "Lost in Thailand" — the only Chinese movie to earn more than a billion yuan at the domestic box office – and Jackie Chan's "CZ12," an action-comedy that he directed, wrote and stars in; it earned 879 million yuan, according to EntGroup. ("Avatar" still holds the record for the top-grossing movie ever in China at roughly 1.4 billion yuan, but that title looks increasingly vulnerable.)
Another point to bear in mind: The current No. 2 and No. 3 top-earning Chinese movies were written and directed not by mainland filmmakers but by two of Hong Kong's biggest stars of the past 30 years. Messrs. Chow and Chan — both masters of action comedy — have now demonstrated that they can successfully transfer their winning formulas to receptive mainland Chinese audiences, breathing new life into their long careers.
Tsui Hark also belongs to the exclusive group of Hong Kong directors who have scored big hits in China: His "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate" (2011) starring Jet Li ranks No. 8 in the box office for domestically produced movies. It's a good bet that other Hong Kong filmmakers are closely watching the trend.


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Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out and dcTalk's Nu Thang. These 2 cd's along with my dad sharing the gospel with me played a part in me coming to know Christ.
What was the most influential person in your life during your High School years?
My youth pastor
How hard is it to manage your life on the road vs. your life at home?
I have 2 kids under the age of 4, so you can imagine how crazy, yet fun it is for my wife and I.
What is the funniest thing that has happened you while on the road with Casting Crowns?
Probably one of the funniest moments for me was when I jumped off a drum riser and my knees buckled as a I landed and I kind of rolled completely around the drum set while still playing. I bruised my wrist, but man it was hilarious!!!
Who is your favorite super hero?
It's a 3-way tie between Wolverine, Spider-man, and Batman.
Who is your current favorite musical artist/group? Why?
My current favorite group is Demon Hunter. I love Demon Hunter! A fun unknown fact about me is that I love metal. Demon Hunter is unashamedly a Christian metal band. Their music is amazing, their lyrics are poetically and spiritually sound and they are amazing in concert. Need I say more?
What is a largely unknown skill that one of the other Crowns member that should be shared with everyone?
Juan is an awesome videographer/film editor. We filmed some videos for a sermon series on dating using inspiration from Napoleon Dynamite and it is almost a sequel to the original movie. Yeah, he's that good!
What is the best advice someone has given you about working with youth groups?
Often times more ministry happens on the way to do ministry. Mark mentions this sometimes at youth pastor talkbacks at summer festivals and it always reminds me to stay in check with being a Christ-like example in and out of season.
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One of my favorite tv shows has a Twitter. Man Vs. Food!! Follow him @ManVFood.
If you weren't in Casting Crowns, what would you be doing now?
Still playing music in church, and looking for a job the rest of the time.


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Also check out "Coda".
It's a nice editor that uses the Subetha Engine.
I've finally given up SubEthaEdit in favor of Smultron. 1.x was getting dusty and as a person who rarely codes, I don't feel like paying $30 for a text editor. I do miss how good SEE was at automatic syntax coloring, but Smultron and even VIM do the same with a little nudging.
Would love code folding. Other than that it rocks
Collaborative editing is the super-cool feature of SEE. I liked it so much I bought a license for it and played around with it with my other Mac using co-worker. We never did end up using it as part of our work-flow though, which is a shame since it seems to have so much promise. I've since switched to TextMate, which lacks the collaborative feature, but has other features which, honestly, leave me amazed.
I still use the free 1.x version. In all honesty I've only ever used it once for collaborative editing, and it was awesome. However, some of my coder friends and I like to keep it handy as a general-purpose text editor for its speed and zero-cruft interface.
I'm sure there are more powerful text editors out right now, but SubEthaEdit does everything I need.
SubEthaEdit's collaborational facility is the real eye-opening feature of this application. I bought it for that feature alone. Still, I tend to use TextMate more when it comes to coding things and normal text editing.
SubEtha's icon as well as lack of transparent windows needs to be addressed. And yes, transparency in windows are important... to some. ;) me for instance. I think it adds a certain appealing juiciness, that a hard to please Mac user expects to see. TextMate offers that, and of course not only that, but an unsurpassed plaethora of other features too. Still, TextMate misses this, extremely innovative, multi-user collaboration of SubEthaEdit... So for me, it's all settled; I need to have both.
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SubEthaEdit 2.2 is not the current version, free or otherwise. This should not get a separate listing.
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It looks real but maybe tthe shops happened, think it's the former.
I feel like doing the same thing with my issue. the goblin issues were awesome but having Ramos back on that book for the end was very depressing.
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Also, I will be editing this weeks comic recommendations tonight... starring... me. Be prepared for the terribleness.
Happy New year, enjoy looking at my ugly mug.
Alan Moore's Swamp Thing. Like it a lot.
X-Factor: In love with it.
Alan Moore's Swamp Thing is brilliant, especially the origin reveal.
Another one I like is Peter David's run on the Hulk. That's one of my favorite arcs of any comic, the one where Banner finally resolves his multiple personality issues and gains full control over his hero-monster form. Professor Hulk was the best thing ever. Still can't believe they went back to him being a tard.
I really enjoyed the artwork from that as well.
I know right? Dale Keown is a genius. His pencils are always so clean and precise.
Read around a bit after posting and realized the arc wraps up next month -- now I'm just hoping the conclusion won't be a rewrite of Face/Off. My lack of faith in current comics is disturbing lol
Scott Snyder Batman is actually better than I expected, the first of the new 52 relaunch was a drag for me, didn't like it, but once I got into issue 2, oh man that was some cool stuff on it.
The whole Joker face thing is being awesome, but I'm not sure if the face will really have an impact on something, sure it creates amazing disturbing moments, but I don't see it has much more than that. Also, Batman 13 was the best book of this run so far
This interview makes it sound like the Joker is going to take Batman's face.
And here's the cover.I think the great thing about what's coming up is that we're just getting started. Issue #13 was just The Joker saying, "I'm back, and I have a plan." And issue #14 was him saying, "Here's the beginning of my plan. Here's me telling you that I know who all of you are, and I'm going to bring you down one by one. In fact, I'm going to present you to Batman, and Batman is going to be the one that kills you in three days from now."
And I would just say that The Joker has already said that he's planning something of a celebration at some point. So I can promise you that it's going to be the craziest, most twisted thing we could possibly do in this book.
So I'm really excited. I just finished it, actually. I just finished #17. It has my favorite ending that I've ever done. So I'm really, really excited about it.
I so hope I'm wrong about that. Nobody wants the writer of Batman to rip off a Nic Cage movie.
I'm sure that's just a cover being a cover.
"And issue #14 was him saying, "Here's the beginning of my plan. Here's me telling you that I know who all of you are, and I'm going to bring you down one by one. In fact, I'm going to present you to Batman, and Batman is going to be the one that kills you in three days from now."
What Joker is doing is attacking Batman by attacking the people Batman cares about. He is saying that Batman is the cause of the deaths of the Bat-Family that he hopes to achieve. He has the idea that the Batman should not have the friends to support him, he liked Batman better when Batman was just a single guy, and wants Batman back to what he was.
I'm looking forward to what he does with the rest of the storyline, and I don't believe he is going to Face-off Batman, not literally at least
I've been reading Swamp Thing and it's awesome, though I'm liking Animal Man more, they are connected, since they share a story arc and build up to the Rot World in both books since the first issue
Any of you knuckleheads have goodreads accounts? If so, send me a friend request I have the same name and avatar.
Just added, I don't add any comics/graphic novels there though, just regular books
I have my good reads but I rarely get to put comics on there. if only because I've been reading mostly single issues.