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"Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord." -Luke 2-11
It has been too long since I last barked at you, I miss you! I know you're in heaven and you are very lucky that you get to spend your Christmas with God! Tell everyone I said Hi! Tonight I will fall asleep listening to Christmas music, I will try not to stay awake to see what Santa Paws puts in my stocking! I wish you a very merry Christmas and I hope all your wishes comes true!!
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Come visit me, :) BEST FRIENDS FOREVER FILES :), Biggie Smalls loves Sally
Dear Angel Olivia "Livi,
We think about you everyday, and miss you very much! I pawed at your vote bone with a Christmas Holiday vote.
Livi, you and I don't like wearing skunk costumes and dresses, but we wear them to please our Moms! Sorry about the skunk costume, you can blame it on my Mom! hehe!
We know it is hard for your Mom to be on DC since you crossed over to Rainbow Bridge, we understand this. We do hope that your Mom will keep the P'Ville Pack on DC for a long time. DC would not be the same without You, Bully and my DC Sweetheart Odice!
I want to wish you Merry Christmas Angel Livi and my Mom & I miss you very much!
Your DC Friends, Roxie & Mom Sharon
Come visit me, ROXIE: REST IN PEACE BELOVED ANGEL ZEUS & ANGEL SHOTGUN & ANGEL CHIP & ANGEL GINGER
Angel Adventure…Rudolf the red nosed paint horse, has a very shinny nose. Rumor has it that Angel Julie's Christmas wish is to ride shot gun in Santa's sleigh. Booker and Oscar got wind of this and went to work. Apparently a few of Santa's elves are friends with Booker. He and Oscar arranged to borrow Santa's sleigh for the evening, however the reindeer are resting up for the big night. Let's see…..We know some earthly horses, and one very special Angel horse we can use to pull Santa's sleigh. Booker and Oscar get the sleigh hooked up. They think it's a good idea to have Samson drive! Here comes Ruff, Tiny, Jake, Livi, Brandy, Chiba, Sophie, and Angel Brandi. Angel Brandi has a particulary bright halo tonight. She has sparkles in her wings, what a beautiful Angel she is. Samson picks up the lighted reins with Julie by his side. Here we go…On Dancer, On Indy, On Ginger & Fancy, On Navi, On Pippin, On Pixie & Quincy. The sleigh is easily set in motion with the strong wings of Angel Petite Fluer in the lead. How did Booker get her nose to shine red????? We may never know. Hey! Wait up yells Oscar, as Prince, Luka, and Romeo run to catch up. All the Angel dogs are giggling and bouncing all around in the sleigh. Look, there's Happy & Hoppy, Lets pick them up says Julie. Yikes the sleigh is full. Just then Julie looks back to see Angel Tinanog flying beside the sleigh. Happy & Hoppy jump aboard and follow the sleigh. If you look outside tonight you may see a beautiful sight. A sleigh full of Angels, guided by a very special, beautiful Angel. Merry Christmas
Come visit me, Angel Prince of Barkness & Angel Booker, Sally Loves Biggie Smalls:)
Angel Adventure…The ski trip. All the Angels look up to Chiba, and treat her like their Mom. Booker & Oscar learned that Chiba was so busy being a "Mom" to her babies & fur siblings that she really never played. This is about to change! Chiba had to put her paw over her eyes when she saw Luka & Jake come flying down Rainbow Mt. on a sled. "ahhhh be careful you two may crash & get hurt!" Booker went over to her and said, "Momma Chiba, we can't get hurt here. " Follow me!! Booker gets on his back and starts to roll in the snow. Before you know it he is sliding down the hill on his back. Chiba thinks, what the heck…lets go! Down the hill she goes. At the bottom Luka shakes a tree branch tossing snow all over Jake "that's for hitting me with a snowball the other day!" Chiba runs over and starts flapping her wings in the smow. It's like a snow blower completely covers Jake & Luka with snow. Hehe that was fun. Here comes Tiny & Livi on snow boards. I think they are getting ready for the Angel X-games! Close behind the girls are Samson, Ruff, Sophie, and Brandy. They are on the mogals. Man! they are hitting the cuts with 2 feet on each ski:) Oh NO! Romeo just bit the snow. He is giggling so he is ok:) All the angels are in line for the chair lift....What is that????Here comes Oscar with Julie riding shotgun in a snowcat! I think they are going to take it up Rainbow Mt. Yep, they are!! the angels take one more run before hitting the lodge for burgers and cocoa....
Angel Flyers' All Around
Moon Hopping between the Stars
Touching the Skies above;
Angel Livi
Angel Hugs*
Angel Kisses .♥.
Morning our Beautiful Angel, We love You
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Come visit me, *♥* Our Sweet Baby Girl `LiL Sissy `†` Angel Taylonnie `†` {10/10/08~9/5/11} *♥* ... ~*~♥~*~ Congratulations QUEEN MOLLY #259430, DOTM ~4~ September ~*~♥~*~, Misha ~Little Bear~ ... ~*~♥~*~Congratulations QUEEN MOLLY #259430, DOTM ~4~ September ~*~♥~*~, Tiffany ♥ Bandit ... ~*~♥~*~Congratulations QUEEN MOLLY #259430, DOTM ~4~ September ~*~♥~*~
and Mom Linda... I'm so glad you like the Angel Adventures. Just looking at pictures of Livi you can tell she was a beautiful spunky dog! Booker was at the end of his life when I made the decision to end his pain. Prince was just a young dog I had only had for about 1 year. I feel like the Angel Adventures helps Prince to live on. I hope it does that for you and Livi...The Angel Boyz & Mom Joey
Angel Adventure
Sleigh bells ring...are you listenin? dadadaaa dadadaaaa Walking in a winter wonderland..The snow looks like diamonds falling from the sky, a horse drawn sleigh appears over the horizon. You can hear the bells ring. The sleigh is pulled by Angel Princess Shawnie, Angel Oreo,& Angels' Rose & Sugar, with Angel Thunder in front. Such a beautiful sight, with Angel Jake, Tiny, Ruff, Baby, Brandi, Moo, Booker, & Oscar all dressed in Santa suits. Suddenly out of nowhere comes a big SNOWBALL wham, hits the side of the sleigh! Ohhhhhh the fight is on! The angels jump out of the sleigh, the horses pull it to safer ground. Who do you think is behind this??? You guessed it, Prince, Luka & Samson! We'll show them says Tiny, and she starts making snowballs. Poof Jake tosses one...direct hit on Prince. Ducking behind big snow drifts suddenly out pops Luka whoooof right past Moo for a miss! Tiny grabs a snowball and wham, this one gets Luka. Prince & Luka call for reinforcments. Brandy & Livi jump up from behind a drift and bombard the group with snowballs. Samson goes to toss a huge snowball and gets Jake, Moo, and Tiny all at the same time! Now we have an Angel free for all. Snowballs from every direction. Wham...Poof...Splat... Hehehe this is fun!!All the angels have snowy diamonds sparkling in their fur. In flys Romeo..Hey I have an idea, lets make snow angels. hehehe the girls giggle...Romeo, silly boy...we are snow angels!!!
Hey there Angel Livi! Happy Thanksgiving! I hope your thanksgiving went better than mine.
Well, we first went to the Lori Wilson dog park with Jackie; she's staying with us for thankgiving. There's a beagle mix there that some how I doesn't like. We got moved to the big dog area. Well, they aren't afraid of me like the little dog. Tiffany got wet when she run across the doggie pool. You don't want to know how the back seat smell like. But it smelled like a barn of animals.
We didn't get to the feast of our Thanksgiving dinner. I heard there will be mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, and some other stuffs. We're not going to have a turkey b/c mom's not going to eat it; she don't like Turkey.
I won't bother you anymore by my ridiculous story. And I'm glad to be back here, but not long. Yay!:) I do miss you. I hope you will have a great Thanksgiving day!
♥ Clovis
Come visit me, Clovis *I miss everyone*, Jackie, Tiffany
Hi Angel Livi & Family,
Here is a vote for you for the Thanksgiving Holiday tomorrow. We miss you very much!
With Love, Roxie & Mom Sharon
Sorry to hear you passed away. You'll always be in our hearts and prayers. We missed you dearly. How this happened? Poor dear Angel Livi. Prayers to you.
Clovis, Tiffany, and Jackie ♥
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Snowboarding Forum - Snowboard Enthusiast Forums (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/forum.php)
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- - What Pants would you wear with this Jacket? (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/outerwear-accessories/34122-what-pants-would-you-wear-jacket.html)
What Pants would you wear with this Jacket?
686 Mannual Haze Insltd Snowboard Jacket - Men's Reviews & Sale | trusnow.com
686 jacket
i was thinking maybe the 686 cargo pants in grey
686 :: Original Cargo
idk im thinking of grey because im buying locally and thats all they got that i seem to like.
Also if you have any other suggestions please try to keep it 686 because they have these linking systems for the 686 pants and jackets. thanks.
....some ass-less cowboy chaps, because that jacket is GAY!
Seriously, wear whatever with them....
Gay. Sorry dude.
What you need a linking system for?
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No offence but no one here cares, and no one on the hill will care either. Youd probably get better fashion advise on gayforum.com
LOL - This thread made me laugh.
Wear whatever you want...snowboarding isn't a fashion show.
I just buy whatever decent gear is on sale and is my size. Too many ass-hats out there in the gay ass jackets side slipping down the park line. Work a little less on the outfit and a lot more on your skillz
I think you gotta go with purple pants...maybe even neon purple. You gotta remember that whenever you wear something with seafoam green stripes, you MUST wear lotsa purple.
Don't worry about 686 because it really doesn't matter how well the pants work as long as they look good. The right color combo can overcome all sorts of issues with your gears performance on the hill.
Oh, oh, crap! I almost forgot to mention that you should probably make sure to wear an oversized Kobe jersey under the jacket....works really well with the purple pants when you are walking around the bar after bustin your ass on the boxes in the park.
Don't knock purple pants....best outfit I've ever seen was Simon in the purple Nomis pant. But seriously who cares what you look like...just ride.
Purple pants with that jacket would be sick though! :cheeky4:
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Central defeats Carol City 49-32
| 10/25/2012, 5:30 a.m.
Chiefs put up fight before losing to Central
A year ago, no one would have thought that a meeting between the Carol City Chiefs and the Class 6A state runner-up Central Rockets would be much of a battle. But last Thursday night, under the bright lights of Traz Powell stadium, the Chiefs (6-2, 2-1), who finished in the bottom of District 16-6A last season, put up a valiant fight before being defeated by Central 49-32. Make no mistake about it, Carol City is a great football team, and I knew coach [Harold] Barnwell would get this thing going eventually, Central head coach Telly Lockette said. Its all about making adjustments in games, and they did that before the half so we had to do the same and fight back. Central (4-2, 2-0) led by its coveted twosome, Dalvin Cook and Joseph Yearby who saw play on both sides of the ball started out with a 21-0 early in the second quarter and it looked like the Chiefs had laid down early under Centrals offensive prowess. But the Chiefs, who were first in the district going into the game, spurred by the leadership of senior quarterback, Akeem Jones, scored their first touchdown on a 14-yard run by senior receiver, William French. Jones connected on a pass to senior receiver, Devonte McKinnie for two points. Carol Citys defense stepped up on Centrals next drive and threw off the Rockets a bit, who gave away two points on a safety after a missed snap into end zone was kicked out by senior kicker, Emilio Nadelman to prevent a touchdown. The Chiefs came right back to score on an 18-yard touchdown pass from Jones to McKinnie, right before the first half ended, cutting Centrals lead to three. After halftime, a ping pong matched ensued. Central came out scoring on a 3-yard scamper by Yearby, hits second of the night and then Carol City answered with a 8-yard touchdown pass from Jones, who finished with 346 passing yards and four touchdown passes. Cook, who finished with 172 rushing yards on 12 carries, struck on a 29-yard touchdown run. Carol City, who dominated the pass game, scored on a 5-yard pass to senior receiver, Gregory Conde from Jones, who sealed another 2-point conversion to French, who finished with 150 receiving yards. Central was able to finally pull away after a 27-yard interception return for a touchdown by junior receiver, Tavius Brown, Jr. and then again on a 44-yard touchdown run by Cook. Lockette who called Jones special compared their win to a game of checkers. Have to go through games like this to know what you have, Lockette said.
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Karen Lewis, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, who recently mobilized teachers during a seven-day strike, has a message for the rich who support Chicago public school reform: "give your money but walk away . . . "
The Chicago Tribune reported Lewis said, "I think they should do what they do when they give money to the Lyric Opera . . . I don't believe they give money to the Lyric Opera and then go tell the singers how to sing . . . Give your money and walk away, buddies. When you don't know something, don't dilettante your way into it."
Her comments were directed toward wealthy backers of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's efforts to overhaul and reform Chicago's underperforming, and literally, crumbling schools. The CTU chief said before education reform can be addressed, poverty and race must be talked about honestly.
Lewis's valid argument is when children are distracted by what's going on in their lives outside the classroom, teaching them can be a profound challenge. In Chicago, there are children who live in a section of the South Shore neighborhood, known as "Terror Town." They have to cross gang demarcation lines walking to school. This neighborhood is not the only one, there are others -- Englewood, Roseland, Garfield Park . . .
Making a wrong move or running into a gang recruiter or stray bullet can mean -- not only a a tardy slip or missed day from school -- but dying a premature death. How's that for starting the school day with stress and anxiety? It's enough to make adults, let alone children, act out. These are war zones, and in the midst of war, unorthodox survival methods prevail.
According to Chicago Public Schools, 140 schools are 50 percent underenrolled and warrant closing. The deadline for announcing closings is Dec. 1, but the new CPS CEO, Barbara Byrd-Bennett, is asking state legislators for an extension until March 1. Yet Alderman Bob Fioretti, 2nd ward, says eight charter schools moved into his ward, while five neighborhood schools closed. The CTU agrees that charter schools are funded at the expense and neglect of neighborhood schools.
CPS acknowledges that parents and community groups should be engaged concerning school closings. Lewis says a one-year moratorium should be put in place, because each time new leadership takes over at CPS, laws are changed based on what's in vogue for the new school district CEO via the mayor.
The last CPS CEO, Jean-Claude Brizard, "resigned" after 17 months on the job, and prior to the teachers strike failed at leading pre-strike negotiations. He left with a stellar recommendation and a full year's salary. Byrd-Bennett has been CEO since Oct. 12.
Prior to Brizard, Terry Mazany, appointed by former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley, served as Interim CPS CEO beginning in November 2010. Before Mazany's term, Ron Huberman, fresh from the Chicago Transit Authority with no education experience, began his brief stint as CPS CEO in January 2009.
The revolving door with no stop post has led to instability for the CPS district, and the ones who suffer are the children. Not only do many of them live in war torn, economically depressed, abandoned neighborhoods, but reaching the safe haven of a school building is not a given either. With no authentic leadership and a mayor who's out of touch with students' day-to-day realities, when will schools improve for the children?
Lewis is correct about poverty and social issues, but poverty and race not only need to be talked about, but jobs and opportunities for parents would also minimize major CPS challenges. Teachers, at least most of them, are not miracle workers, and parents have the ultimate responsibility for children's education and well being. No school reformation rhetoric can change these carved-in-stone realities.
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Jimmie Farmer and John Jackson prepare hot dogs and hamburgers for hungry attendees at the Multicultural Father's Day event at H.V. Brown Park Saturday.
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Woodrow Mitnaul III gets a kiss from his daughter, Chianti Mitnaul, 5, before she returns to jumping in an inflatable at the Multicultural Father's Day event at H.V. Brown Park Saturday.
Adam Patton began celebrating Father's Day on Saturday afternoon with a unique activity not typically seen this time of year -- watching his 4-year-old daughter Savanah fly a kite. As her Barbie kite gained momentum and wafted higher, Patton...
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I frequently find that unintentional bad grammar is an immediate indicator that a movie is going to suck, so when Charlie (Jennifer Lopez) asks her fiancé, Kevin (Michael Vartan), "Why don't you give your mom and I some time alone?" it spells trouble.
The correct way to begin that particular question is "Why don't you give your mom and me..." as in "Why don't you find the theater manager and give your mom and me a refund?" How is it that there are so many Hollywood screenwriters who can get a movie made but don't know the simplest rules of grammar? It's one thing when I hear such things on my local newscast where reporters are frequently half-drunk and winging it, but screenwriters have ages to fix these things and they don't because they're too lazy and stupid.
Stupidity is just one of "Monster-in-Law's" many problems. Jane Fonda's return to film after an umpteen-year absence reminds me of Barbra Streisand's return in "Meet the Fockers," proving that no matter how much experience an actor might have, it does virtually nothing to improve her ability to recognize a good script.
The story is so painfully predictable that I began to tense up not three minutes into the movie. Charlie and Kevin fall in love. Kevin takes Charlie to meet his overbearing mother, Viola (Jane Fonda). Viola immediately decides that Charlie isn't good enough and devotes herself to making Charlie miserable. Do these two enemies find common ground in the end and become friends? You bet! For clever plot twists, the movie uses such inventions as the "walking in on the fiancé at the precise time some strange woman is kissing him" scene. What drama!
What the film uses for humor could substitute for slander in some blue states. Charlie's group of friends looks like something out of a Robert Smigel cartoon. The most notorious of the bunch is Remy (Adam Scott), who strolls into Charlie's apartment unannounced because he's the "non-threatening gay neighbor." Then there's Viola's so-called assistant, Ruby (Wanda Sykes). Viola is quick to call Ruby her friend. However, Ruby's role, beyond putting up with Viola's crap, is unclear. Her main function seems to consist of being black and servile.
If nothing else, the film sure did seem to get the "over-85" crowd laughing (or coughing), and that's never a demographic to be ignored. Theaters that want to make some extra money on this film would be well-advised to switch out the popcorn and Coke for Milk of Magnesia and Ex-Lax.
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RyanA Watched Penguindrum (Episode 1)
Tempt fate, win death, and master interstellar magic: Brilliant Kink. With a more engaged second viewing, the experience went from amusing to thorough intrigue with ease. The style, theming, and sex appeal drives attraction while screaming cabaret, and the first episode is perhaps a sample of the stage. Neither reason nor explanation is necessary when riding with this kind of bewitching.
I'll label the "vividness" I noticed early on illusory in that I can distinctly point out when the color contrast brings about a subconscious rage in my vision: raspberry, magenta, or a similar shade is used in nearly every scene, but also many lines, which are typically a variation of monochrome, happen to be highlighted with a raspberry, lime, or blue curacao color. It's the kind of thing that is mentally processed on the low, but sends off a seemingly mysterious signal of vibrance. A closer look at some more obvious lines.


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Parental Controls Series – Making Your Kids Safe OnlineMichael Sheehan
Last week I brought up some issues around Facebook and how parents need to take an active role in managing their online safety as well as in education around the dangers of not only social media but the web and internet in general. Heck, while you are at it, you might as well go down the path of discussing the dangers of texting and bullying via technology.
As my life revolves around technology and parenting, I often come across these odd areas where while one is better than the other, the other one seems to win out. And it can be frustrating when both of these seem to collide and you have to make a decision that is sometimes against your better judgment.
For example, I have implemented pretty strict parental controls on all of the computers in our household because of my need to protect, via technology, my 7, 10 and 12 year olds as they look for the latest Annoying Orange or Kitty Walking on a Keyboard videos on YouTube. The protections that I implemented a few years ago when then were even younger, were great back then, but didn't grow as they grew.
My 12 (almost 13 year old) now uses a netbook regularly for her schoolwork. I have set up "named" accounts on each of the computers around the house, Mac or PC, and they each have different levels of protection. So, when I set up my 12 year old's account a few years ago, I set it up pretty strict, limiting times and the types of sites she could visit.
Fast forward a few years and she now needs to be on sites that she previously couldn't be on. She had grown but her controls hadn't. So, I had to tweak her settings to make them match her level of understanding of topics and dangers that exist on the 'Net.
The points here are:
- You need to set up Parental Controls appropriate to the age of the child
- You need to regularly update and audit the Parental Control sets
- You need to have ongoing discussions about their online activities and what is considered good or not
And the first 2 points assume that you have already set up Parental Controls on each of the devices that your kids might be using.
Wait, you haven't set up Parental Controls yet? Why not?
For those of you who have already set up those controls and regularly work with your kids about what is appropriate or not to say or do on the Internet – I commend you! Good job!
For those of you have not taking any actions to protect your kids online or on other digital devices or who haven't done it yet, we need to talk. This week, as a primer, I'm going to write a series of posts exploring different ways that you can set up parental controls within your home. This will not be a detailed series, but rather an introduction to free and a couple commercial parental control options available on the Mac and PC, and then how to use protection by other vendors as well as other devices to think about. So for those of you dragging your feet around setting up security for your kids on the computers around the home, this series is for you!
Basically the series maps out as such:
- Day 1 – Parental Controls – Making Your Kids Safe Online (this post)
- Day 2 – How to set up Free Parental Controls on the Mac
- Day 3 – How to set up Free Parental Controls on Windows
- Day 4 – Other Types of Parental Controls Available
- Day 5 – Other Devices to consider for Parental Controls & Being a Parent
Hopefully by the end of this week, you will be using Parental Controls and policing and working with your kids a bit more closely than you are now as they navigate the uncharted and dangerous waters of the Internet. If you have any questions or recommendations on how you protect your kids online, be sure to leave a comment.
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Brad Keselowski didn't think his engine would last to the finish, so he relinquished the lead with five laps remaining in the Pocono 400 Sunday and had to settle for a second-place finish at Pocono Raceway.
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Earnhardt went on to win the race and Keselowski's car lasted to the finish as he placed second.
"It was definitely a mistake because the engine made it," Keselowski said in his postrace news conference. "But it probably shouldn't have. It was one of those deals, I think I was going to get passed because I was really down on power down the straightaway.
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Keselowski said he believed the engine would have blown, so at the time, he did what he thought was best. But obviously his voice carried disappointment after he led 95 of the 160 laps only to finish second.
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FLINT, Michigan -- UAW members traditionally celebrate the end of the Flint Sit-Down Strike of 1936-37 on White Shirt Day in February.
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The Sabres' goaltending prospects are eagerly anticipating the opportunities that await next season. They feel they've put themselves in position to take advantage of any chance they get.
The problem is it's unclear where those opportunities will come.
Buffalo's goalie situation, which features six players on pro contracts, remains fuzzy with Ryan Miller on the roster. If the Sabres don't trade him, they'll have Miller and Jhonas Enroth in Buffalo, Matt Hackett carrying the workload in Rochester and one of their three prospects – Connor Knapp, Nathan Lieuwen or Andrey Makarov – as the Amerks' backup. The Sabres would have to find spots for the other two in the ECHL or another low minor league.
If the Sabres ship out Miller, then Enroth and Hackett would share the duties in Buffalo while two prospects split the crease in Rochester. The Sabres would need to find a team for only one youngster.
The prospects are aware of the Miller saga and crowded depth chart, but they insist they are focusing on themselves and the chance to play at the highest level they can.
"If Ryan Miller's not here, there's going to be another guy," Lieuwen said. "There's always another guy that's going to come and try and take that spot. That's why when you get that opportunity, you've got to prove that you're the best guy.
"Everybody's going to get their opportunity to play, whether it'll be in the American League or wherever it is this year with this organization. When I get my opportunity, I'm going to take it, and I have full confidence that I can do that."
Lieuwen, 21, will be playing his second pro season. As a rookie, he appeared in 27 games for Greenville of the ECHL (14-10-2 record, 2.93 goals-against average, .903 save percentage) and another four games with Rochester (1-2, 2.65, .919). The Sabres selected the 6-foot-5, 192-pounder in the sixth round of the 2011 NHL Draft.
"Obviously, you're always striving to improve, and I'd like to see myself do well," he said. "I really am prepared and preparing for those opportunities when they do come, and that's what this game's about. You get your opportunities, you've got to prove yourself. I feel like I'm getting ready to prove myself this year, and hopefully I'll get the shot."
Knapp also split last season between Rochester and Greenville as a first-year pro. The 23-year-old went 1-6 in Rochester with a 3.34 GAA and .893 save percentage. His numbers were a little better in the ECHL (5-7, 3.05, .909).
"I want to play more," said Knapp, who watched recently departed David Leggio control the Amerks' net. "I didn't play a lot. David was playing great. That was a role for me that I wasn't used to.
"It was disappointing in one sense but a great learning experience in another. I got a taste of the AHL, then played quite a bit when I went down to Greenville. It was good. It was a great learning experience, and next year I'm a guy that's been there, so I want to take on a role of a guy that's more experienced and play more games."
Knapp, picked in the sixth round of the 2009 draft, will start the second season of a two-year deal. He may feel the most pressure to perform and earn another contract.
"It's going to be like that my whole career with questions about depth charts," said the 6-5, 215-pounder. "I know when guys sign. I know David signed with Washington. It just pushes me. When spots start opening up or guys get drafted, it pushes you. You want to be that guy, and it just makes you work harder."
Makarov is leaving behind a busy year at the junior level to become a pro. The 20-year-old played 65 games for Saskatoon of the Western Hockey League and skated to the crease three times for host Russia at the world junior tournament.
Makarov, signed as an undrafted free agent last fall, went 37-17-5 with a 2.62 GAA and .919 save percentage with Saskatoon. He was 2-1 with numbers of 2.99 and .933 at the world juniors.
"It was a great experience in world juniors, and it was the best experience to play in the Memorial Cup versus the best teams in the league," said the 6-1, 193-pounder, who is ready for the next challenge. "Buffalo has good goalies on the roster. It's hard to take a spot because there's only two goalies on a team.
"I'll just try to play as hard as I can. I'm trying my best in camp and working as hard as I can to prepare for the next level. It'll show in training camp who's supposed to play" at which level.
The Sabres have two more prospects further down the pipeline. Linus Ullmark, drafted in the sixth round in 2012, and Cal Petersen, picked in the fifth round last month, also participated in the team's development camp last week.
Ullmark, 19, figures he'll head to North America as soon as 2014-15, but he may wait up to three years depending on his confidence level. He rose quickly through the ranks in Sweden last year, playing at the junior and second-division levels before finishing in the elite league. Ullmark plays for Modo, a well-known organization that has turned out Daniel and Henrik Sedin, Peter Forsberg and Markus Naslund. The latter two are still involved with the club.
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How about making some Korean food during the holidays? Some of my readers told me that they are planning Korean food parties during the upcoming holidays. I think it's a great idea! These are my picks and suggestions for delicious Korean food that you can make over the holidays with your family!
Happy Holidays!
Mungbean jelly is a great appetizer for a get together because it's light, low calorie, and looks delicious on the table. It's also a very economical dish to make because with one cup of mung bean powder you can feed more than 20 people!
If you get tired of roasted turkey, you can make some delicious Korean BBQ ribs ("LA galbi"). Most Korean families in LA make this at Christmastime instead of turkey.
If you have both vegetarians and meat eaters in your family, you can make bibimbap for dinner. Prepare all the ingredients and set them out on the table for people to mix their own bowl. Not only will it be a beautiful, colorful setting, but vegetarians can skip the meat and eggs, and you won't have many dishes to wash!
On festival days Koreans often make pollack pancakes because it's delicious and also not spicy so children love it. You can make a lot and keep it in the fridge for a few days, and bring it out as you need it over the holidays.
If you're looking for something really easy to make that tastes great, try making some green chli pepper pancakes.
Vegetarians will love sookjoo namul, a side dish made from mungbean sprouts. It's wonderful and crispy and also goes well with BBQ ribs.
Sigeumchi namul is a spinach side dish that will give anyone a good appetite (but serving it with bibimbap is a bit redundant).
After a meal, it's nice to have something sweet and refreshing. Sujeonggwa is made with ginger, cinnamon, and persimmons and is better than any cupcake! Remember that each person should have one persimmon in their cup, which will be soft and cool and welcome after any meal.
All children love candied sweet potatoes. Well-made matang looks like an amber jewel and will remain crunchy for hours. Don't keep it in the freezer. Let it sit out and your family will admire its beauty, love the taste, and think it's awesome!
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I am having a soup party for Christmas Day and inviting over some friends. I know I am making dakjuk and jatjuk. If the market has dried persimmons, I will also make sujunggwa. Now what else…
I hope your Christmas dinner turned out great! I bought some dried persimmons in Chinatown yesterday to make sujeonggwa. : )
Definately making Korean BBQ with christmass, sounds great!
Was it yummy? I bet you got lots of compliments!
i make a promise to myself to cook all the dishes u suggest :0
My family picks a day that we can all get together to cook and eat traditional korean food to celebrate the major holidays.
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You get to play in the rain! With the Junker out, it's time to move on foot. There won't be any threats here (except when the gang spots the lambent Wretches, but you'll get to fire on them later), so just keep running straight ahead until you get to the building with the locked door.
The gang will try and find another way in. Follow the path through the back of the factory until you come across a cover spot and the Wretches finally come out at you. These Wretches are as easy to kill as the other ones, but they have an explosive surprise when they die, so keep a safe distance when letting loose on them.
After this you'll be outside again. Weave your way through here until you come across a small building in the distance with a giant winch-like contraption and a green security panel next to it. Push the button on it to open up the elevator in the other small building behind it.
Careful, though: once you get up there a Wretch will be waiting inside. Blow it away and hit the panel on the elevator to continue up. Once on the roof, hop through the broken-out window frame and head inside.
Walk forward and kick down the door to your left to get an ammo pickup. Head left out of there to find a secured door that's not possible, at this moment, to get through. So, you're forced to find another way. Head back until you spot another green security panel. Open up the door there and run through. Grab the next ammo pickup and then through the next kickable door. Enter the unholy mess inside.
Walk over to the door on the left to find another guy from the Stranded. Follow the guy until you reach a rusted door and the other Alpha guys appear from down below.
Once you're through the door, you'll be in a room with a wooden floor and lots and lots of Wretches on the level below. You'll be auto-walking through the entire room -- unless you fall, in which case you're left to your own devices.
How do you know if a patch of the floor is weak? Two big indicators: an audible "crunch" will sound once you step on a weak patch, giving you just a second to step back before it collapses. Along with the sound, a quick jolt in your controller's rumble motor will also give you the signal.
If you do screw up and fall down below, it's not the end of the world (or your life) -- simply double back in the direction you came from to find a ladder in the corner bathed in light. That way you can climb back up to the start and try the room again. From the entrance you'll also find a COG tag in the far right corner.
Once you make it over, grab the ammo pickup at the exit and head through the next room. The one after that has another Wretch attack. Fire madly (but accurately!) and run forward up the steps. Turn right and make your way through the back of the room until you find another large wheel to turn. This will open up the door to the left. Head on through to the next room, where the rest of the team will reunite.
In here is yet another big wheel. Use it to open up the gates again. Head through and you'll see a few randomly placed stone blocks! What could they be used for? Naturally, some more Wretches will come through. Toward the righthand corner will be some grubs coming in, as well. These jerks won't be much of a challenge, though.
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Clean up the room and then make your way forward some more until you find another security panel on a terminal and a bunch of ammo pickups. Soon, the gang will hop into the mine carts. Time for some on-rails shooting -- there won't be a whole lot to worry about, as the cart you're in makes it way through, though an occasional Wretch will find its way in, and Locust sentries or two are hiding on the side walls. You'll also spot a Boomer on the way, but you'll be going too fast to be able to kill it anyway, so let it be.
Once you pass the Boomer, you'll reach the end. Wait for the chat to finish then head through the secured door in front. Another door will be at the end of the corridor, but a Wretch will have to be killed before the panel turns green. Rinse and repeat until you reach the catwalk that leads to the drilling platforms.
Boomers will be coming up from the platforms below. Run to the edge of the catwalk and start firing at one of them from above to get a head start.
Then run onto the platform and start shooting at the Boomer on the left platform. They should both be down fairly quickly. Then it's time to head on down!
Darkest Before Dawn
Head all the way straight to the left, until you reach the end, with a COG-stamped door and a COG tag to go with it. Turn around and go down the road that leads further under. Wretches will continue to assault you as you walk down, but by now that's par for the course. When you reach the end, Marcus and Dom will take a slippery tumble down.
Pick up the ammo you see, then get ready for some grubs to come down and pick a fight. Next to the COG shed up ahead is a COG tag, and inside the shed are grenades and more ammo. Exit and run to the right to make it further down into the cavern. A Locust will attempt to attack from a cliff to the right, but the game handily points you towards a breakable rock column. Knock him out then continue down.
Hey-hey, some cover points! However, the only real threat here is more Wretches. Further ahead a Boomer will appear, but he's far away and he won't move, so just nuzzle up against a block and pump some lead into him.
Head down to the edge of the cliff and turn right. Run down the path until the floor gives out and you and Dom tumble yet again.
Run down to find (sigh) more Wretches. Clear them out, especially the one straggler that's standing by a stalagmite. Kill it to blow it and the stalagmite away. Up ahead you'll have to split up via another fork in the road. The paths will wind around differently, but they are similarly maddening.
Basically, you'll have to contend with grubs as well as unpredictable Wretches -- if you hide from a grub, a Wretch will likely leap over to you. The best tactic is, since Wretches are weak to begin with, you can hit them with blind fire when they approach, then use precise fire to kill the grubs. If a Wretch gets in front of you, don't panic -- just let go of the L trigger and swing your gun forward and shoot them at will. Again, as long as you're patient and don't leave your safe spot too early, you can get through here before you know it.
Get through here and make your way down. You'll come across an ammo box next to some corpses (and grenades a little ways behind them), and then further ahead will be a small firefight.
The sounds and shakes of a Corpser are felt down here. Just what is a Corpser? You're about to find out. Keep walking to the edge and down to the liquid to start the next chapter.
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It's big, it's ugly, it's mad, but the Corpser is a pushover -- almost literally. The main objective is to blow it back so that it falls in the Imulsion goop below. When the Corpser's belly is exposed, shoot it, then shoot at it's mouth. It will then crawl back for a short distance.
Make sure your ammo is kept high at all times; the last thing you want is to get an opening right after you've emptied your clip, and even active reloading won't shave off much time in the window to get shots in.
Repeat this a couple of more times until you're up close enough to spot the Smashable Clamps on the left and right; simply fire at them to break them open.
Once both are broken, the Corpser will be on its way into the drink, thus wrapping up another chapter.
(If you take a while to get the Corpser down, Wretches will periodically jump in and be a nuisance for you. Dom can handle them, but there will likely be a couple that will sidle up to you. Sweep them away with some bullets and continue to concentrate on the Corpser.)
Run up and rejoin Alpha team, then continue across the rocks.
Tip of the Iceberg
Keep going, grab the ammo box, but veer to the right until you're pointed towards the Torque Bow. It fires explosive arrows that stick to anything it's fired at. Like for example, a Locust. Run up and grab the sucker, then back to continue up the hill.
You've reached the pumping station, finally. Marcus will give out orders, but your actual approach doesn't depend on much (though we do recommend taking the righthand path in). As you get closer to the station, you'll be introduced to the Theron Guards: Locust soldiers with as much strength and weaponry as you, plus they're the owners of those Torque Bows, which can mean an explosive end to you.
Cover points will be strategically placed around the perimeter of the station, letting you pick off the guards on the outside before you make your way up inside. Even though you have the Torque Bow, you won't have a lot of shots, and wasting them on the guards at the start isn't that wise -- it's best as a last resort for now, and even better saved for the next Act.
Once there are no more guards coming up from the sides, you'll have to run up the ramp and onto the main station platform. Here you'll have to contend with Theron Guards and regular grubs, and they're anxious to kill. The close-quarters combat is perfect for a shotgun, but if you gave it up for the Torque Bow, don't worry about it. Stay far and stay safe, let the rest of the team help when they can, and you'll eventually get rid of them all.
Once they're all gone, you're pointed towards the elevator button. Run down there, hit the button and this part of the story will wrap up.GO TO ACT 4: THE LONG ROAD HOME
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The issue now is if El Paso County should go by the gender on her driver's license or the gender on her birth certificate when processing her marriage application.
"I wish there were four choices when it came to gender - male, female, both and neither," Hill said. "And I would check both."
County Attorney Jo Anne Bernal last week requested an opinion from the Texas attorney general on Hill's case.
Hill is not only battling for her love, but also for others who would benefit from a ruling in her favor.
"If war must start, let it start here, let it start now," Hill said. "I don't care what it costs me personally. I don't care what it costs me financially. This has got to stop now. It's not just me. There's sisters behind me that don't have the gumption that I've got and I have to fight for them, too."
The Texas attorney general has no deadline to answer the county attorney's request, but ABC-7 has been told it usually takes four to six months.
Hill said she and Tee plan on traveling to Bexar County to get married.
"She's just my best friend," Hill said.


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CLEMSON - Running back D.J. Howard will start in place of leading rusher Andre Ellington Saturday at Georgia Tech, coach Dabo Swinney said after practice Thursday.
Swinney said using Ellington, will be a game time decision after his having been limited in practice this week with an injury to his left ankle that he suffered in the win against North Carolina.
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Richard Sherman did what!!!!!!!!
Good stuff Guru! I with you on your everything you said homie. People who don't know Sherman and calls him a "thug" need to take a break and get a life.
Adhominem attacks are never acceptable. Defamation of character is never acceptable. Having control of one's emotions is acceptable. Not having control of one's emotions is not acceptable no matter school or prison a person may have come from. I'm ok if somebody wants to whoop it up, just not at the cost of another. Some say the NFL has role models, well, if that's true then one cannot verbally assault another. Making excuses for weak or poor behavior because one might deem it to be entertaining, doesn't take away the hurt or damage to the individual or individuals having the wrong done to them.
Ultimately these players should be role models that young children aspire and look up to. No excuse for poor sportsmanship on any stage.
Strong work Guru! I've been watching the sports networks all week and this is the best breakdown of the Sherman saga yet! Thanks for "getting it!" GO HAWKS!
I like Sherman more after that game. I'm still salty that he has let up.
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Calling Crabtree a garbage receiver for all the nation to hear is slander. The statement he made was made to humiliate and hurt at minimum Crabtree. Did Sherman apologize for his overactive bad emotional outburst? Yes, it might be exciting to side with the athletic phenom making and emotional outburst. But, making emotional outbursts are not always good and inspirational. This outburst by Sherman was nothing less than a malicious, false, and defamatory statement said for millions to hear. Nobody is calling Sherman a thug here. That's a strawman argument made by the Sherman supporters.
You know…after all is said and done I'm willing to give Sherman a pass given the emotion of the moment and the "sort of" retractions he made afterwards. Pretty much agree with you, Guru.


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We don't eat out that often these days. But during the days we did, I could easily recommend whose Naan was best and where to get lip smacking Paneer Butter Masala. When it comes to Naans, hubby dear is even particular that we tuck it in the moment it lands on the table. Those pillows soft pristine specked with brown spots which gleam sparklingly the shiny butter, hot to touch, but soft as a feather disappearing the moment you put it in. Leaves you wondering where the entire piece disappeared.
I know I sound mean, but especially at such moments someone or the other will disturb me and I will be most reluctant to take my eyes off from the task at hand. Still there are few places that you can never forget, for me it used to be a small eatery joint near my old office. Used to go there for lunch and always used to order one dish Aloo Punjabi with Butter Naans. Later after marriage, I used to convince hubby dear to take me there for dinner. That's when I remember those soft delicious Naans.
This recipe is different meaning I have used a different proportion. Both recipes work out well.
Today's post will be featuring Baked Naan, since I took pictures of all the steps. Other two methods follow the same recipe.
Though I have baked a pizza base, which is also quite similar to the Naan recipe, pizza base gets a nice brown because of the cheese and other stuffs, while Naan is plain. Unlike the Tandoori Oven those brown spots are not formed, which is why I always make it on the stove top.
But since having an oven, wanted to give it a shot. This was a recipe shared by the MW Chef, I had made the Low Calorie Paneer Butter Masala with these Baked Naan.
Baked Naan | Indian Microwave Convectional RecipePreparation Time : 15 minsResting Time : 1 -2 hrsBaking Time : 10 mins in Convection Mode
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Dry Yeast - 1/2 tsp
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Cover with a wet muslin cloth and keep it in a warm place for 1 -2 hrs. Once done, remove the cover, punch it down again.
Divide into small balls, dust it in flour. Roll them into oval shapes. Make the whole batch while the oven gets heated up. Pre heat the oven at 155 degree.
Place the rolled out Naan on the tray, bake for 3 minutes. Remove, turn and continue baking for another 3 minutes.
First time you will have to bake it for 6 mins, then for 4 more minutes. So total cooking time will be about 10 together. Though the bread will be baked, it won't be having those typical signs of a Tandoori Naan.
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About This EventFocus Features and the Center for American Progress are pleased to present TALK TO ME. Academy Award nominee Don Cheadle portrays the one and only Ralph Waldo "Petey" Greene Jr. In the mid-to-late 1960s, in Washington, D.C., vibrant soul music and exploding social consciousness were combining to unique and powerful effect. It was the place and time for Petey to fully express himself - sometimes to outrageous effect - and "tell it like it is." With the support of his irrepressible and tempestuous girlfriend Vernell (Taraji P. Henson), the newly minted ex-con talks his way into an on-air radio gig. As Petey's voice, humor, and spirit surge across the airwaves with the vitality of the era, listeners tune in to hear not only incredible music but also a man speaking directly to them about race and power in America like few people ever have.
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Eddie Doucette believes Bucks on the right path
Los Angeles - Eddie Doucette still cares passionately about the Milwaukee Bucks.
The former Bucks play-by-play announcer called some of the game action Wednesday night as the Bucks lost to the Los Angeles Clippers, 117-101, at the Staples Center.
Doucette, who now lives in the San Diego area, joined with Ted Davis on the WTMJ broadcast.
The innovative Doucette, who recently was named to the media wing of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, made it clear in an interview that he wants the Bucks to succeed in the long term.
After all, he was with the franchise as its radio and later television voice for 16 seasons, including two trips to the NBA Finals and the team's only championship in the 1970-'71 season.
"In Milwaukee, unlike a lot of cities, if you give them a good, competitive product, they're going to support you and give you everything they've got," Doucette said.
"I think this team is close to being able to do that. Of course in this day and age, with free agency and guys wanting to go here or there, the loyalty thing isn't what it should be. I'm an old-school, loyal guy."
The Bucks will have decisions to face in the off-season with all three members of their backcourt rotation: Brandon Jennings, Monta Ellis and newly acquired J.J. Redick.
Jennings will be a restricted free agent, while Ellis has an $11 million player option and can decide whether he wants to return. Redick will be an unrestricted free agent, but the Bucks likely will be strongly in the running to re-sign him after acquiring him at the trade deadline from Orlando.
Doucette recognizes the difficulty of being in a small NBA market but said he believes Bucks general manager John Hammond has worked to acquire the right type of players who give full effort.
"But it's all about finding complementary parts," Doucette said. "You can take a team full of superstars that don't get along and it won't happen.
"Our '71 team, we had two superstars on that team (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Oscar Robertson) and the rest of the parts were very complementary. They understood their roles and as a result, we won a championship.
"We should have won one in '74, too. That was a heartbreaker."
The Bucks won Game 6 of the finals against Boston in double-overtime, prevailing on a skyhook (the name coined by Doucette) from the corner by Abdul-Jabbar. But a tired Bucks team lost Game 7 to Boston at the Milwaukee Arena.
"Kareem was exhausted," Doucette said. "He couldn't raise his arm up. That was the game (Dave) Cowens played out high and drew him out of the hole.
"Oscar was hurt, had the big groin pull. Jonny Mac (Jon McGlocklin) was hurt. We were really limping to the finish line."
Doucette said he does worry about the Bucks' future as discussions turn to building a new arena and the viability of the team in Milwaukee.
"There's a tradition here with the Milwaukee Bucks franchise that people need to grasp," Doucette said. "They need to understand it. This was a proud, solid, winning organization that people looked up to for a long time.
"And you go through the rebuild process. If you have injuries or things don't fall into place, you might have a problem. There's still a hard-core group of fans that I think I sold season tickets to, plus a newer crowd.
"I think if we get a core group of guys that want to commit to the community, they're going to find it a wonderful place to live."
Doucette said he believes Bucks owner Herb Kohl has a vision for the team's future in Milwaukee.
"I'm counting on that happening, a new arena and renewed enthusiasm," Doucette said. "It's no different than a tile walk; you've got to power-wash it now and then.
"Make that thing shine. I think these guys are about that."
Bogut is back: Former Bucks center Andrew Bogut has returned to the Golden State lineup after missing six games due to back spasms.
So there's a strong chance he finally will face the Bucks for the first time since the mid-March trade a year ago that sent him to the Warriors and brought Monta Ellis and Ekpe Udoh to Milwaukee.
The Bucks stayed in Los Angeles on Wednesday night and headed to the Bay Area on Thursday afternoon. They will practice in San Francisco on Friday and face the Warriors at the Oracle Arena in Oakland on Saturday night.
Bogut missed 38 games earlier this season while rehabilitating his fractured left ankle. That's the injury he suffered in January 2012 in his final game with the Bucks.
He missed the Warriors' 109-102 loss to the Bucks on Jan. 26 in Milwaukee but returned in the following game in Toronto.
He had two points and eight rebounds in 28 minutes in Golden State's 87-83 victory over Sacramento on Wednesday night. He returned to the lineup Monday and had four points and eight rebounds in 30 minutes as the Warriors beat Toronto, 125-118.


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A military chaplains' organization is speaking out against a lesbian ceremony held at a U.S. Army chapel in Louisiana.
Ron Crews, executive director the Chaplain Alliance for Religious Liberty, said Fort Polk's chaplain may have acted in accordance with his church teachings, but he should have considered state law and pending legislation in Congress.
Fort Polk is located in Louisiana, a state that does not recognize same-sex marriage or civil unions.
Rep. Todd Akin, R-Mo., also has a bill in the House that would ban military installations from being used for a same-sex marriage or a marriage-like ceremony.
A Fort Polk spokesman Scott Stearns has said the women's ceremony was a commitment ceremony, not a marriage.
But Crews said that made no difference, according to state law.
"While the ceremony was not a marriage, it is clear that this was in fact a marriage-like ceremony, and it was performed on a military base in a state that has a clear definition of marriage in their state law," he said.
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Named after an annual power-pop festival in the Los Angeles, Rhino's three-disc Poptopia! Power Pop Classics series attempts to chronicle power pop's evolution from its '70s roots to its '90s incarnation as a cult genre. Power pop, in many ways, is the ultimate cult music: it has a specific sound, a strict songwriting formula, and a small number of classic artists. In other words, it's a genre that lends itself easily to an anthology -- it's possible to feature both the classics and a number of obscure gems on one compact disc. The first volume of
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Ukraine begins peace talks -- without separatists
KIEV, Ukraine -- European-backed peace talks on ending Ukraine's crisis began with little promise Wednesday when pro-Russian insurgents -- who weren't even invited to the session -- demanded that the Kiev government recognize their sovereignty.
The "road map" put forth by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe calls for national dialogue as a first step toward resolving the escalating tensions, in which the insurgents have seized government buildings in eastern Ukraine and declared independence while government forces have mounted limited offensives to retake control of the region.
But instead of a dialogue, the day was more a case of competing monologues, with the two sides as far apart as ever.
Acting President Oleksandr Turchynov said in his opening remarks that authorities were "ready for a dialogue," but insisted they will not talk to the pro-Russia gunmen, which the government has denounced as "terrorists."
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From dramas to docs, the Titanic centennial won�t escape TV�s notice. On special programming, viewers will be welcomed aboard the doomed luxury vessel, hear stories of its passengers and crew, and explore the legacy of its tragic end.
If you don�t feel as if heading for your local movie house to see James Cameron�s �Titanic� re-released in 3-D splendor, you can catch a new dramatic telling of the epic saga on ABC.
This four-hour miniseries can�t claim Leonardo DiCaprio, but it does have a big name attached: Julian Fellowes, the acclaimed screenwriter of �Gosford Park,� �The Tourist� and �Downton Abbey.� It airs through two nights, beginning at 7 p.m. April 14 and concluding the next night at 8 p.m. to mark the 100th anniversary of Titanic�s sinking.
Linus Roache (�Law & Order�) stars as lofty first-class passanger Hugh, Earl of Manton, while his wife, Louisa, is played by Geraldine Somerville (the �Harry Potter� films). Their daughter Georgianna is played by Perdita Weeks (�The Tudors�).
Each hour follows similar events from the perspectives of different passengers and crew, building to a powerful conclusion in the final hour that draws together all the stories during Titanic�s final moments � and the final moments of many people it was carrying.
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�Saving the Titanic� (premiered Sunday on most PBS stations) is a historical drama that tells of the self-sacrifice and bravery of the ship�s engineers, stokers and firemen in the face of impending death. What happened in the engine and boiler rooms after the collision? Based on eyewitness accounts, it�s the story of nine men from the engineering crew who battled to fight back the sea and keep the power running, even when they realized all was lost.
�Titanic�s Final Mystery� (Thursday on the Smithsonian Channel) re-examines two critical questions of the Titanic�s demise: Why did it hit the iceberg in the first place? And why did the ship closest to Titanic, the Californian, never come to its rescue? Author and Titanic expert Tim Maltin uncovers evidence that both ships were deceived by mirages, dooming Titanic to its fate.
�Titanic: the Final Word with James Cameron� (Sunday on National Geographic Channel) follows the Oscar-winning filmmaker and National Geographic explorer-in-residence as he dives back into Titanic�s mysteries. Cameron gathers some of the world�s leading Titanic experts to pore over underwater footage from Cameron�s more than 30 dives to the wreck, as well as historical records, survivor eyewitness accounts and scenes from Cameron�s blockbuster hit, as well as a never-before-seen stress model and forensic evidence. The goal: to answer questions about how the ship broke apart and why its remains are scattered.
�Save the Titanic with Bob Ballard� (April 9 on National Geographic Channel) sets the man who discovered the ship�s final resting place on a new quest: protecting Titanic�s underwater graveyard. As evidence mounts that the ship is under siege by natural forces, careless visitors and, possibly, rogue salvage attempts, Ballard mounts an effort to protect the legacy of history�s most famous ship. Ballard�s odyssey takes him to the shipyards of Northern Ireland to meet with descendants of the men who helped build Titanic, then sailed on her maiden voyage.
�The Titanic with Len Goodman� (April 10 on most PBS stations) examines the impact of the sinking on the thousands of affected families, part of the Titanic legacy that lives on in the victims� descendants. Len Goodman, best known as a judge on �Dancing With the Stars,� has his own connection: Before he was a dancer, he was a welder in East London for the company that built Titanic, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Goodman takes viewers on an exploration of the ship�s 100-year legacy through the stories of the handpicked group of men who helped build Titanic and then died with it.
�Why Ships Sink� (April 18 on most PBS stations) is a �Nova� program that investigates the safety of current-day cruise ships, which keep getting bigger and bigger. Some engineers fear that these towering behemoths are dangerously unstable, and the recent tragedy of the Costa Concordia has raised new questions about their safety. �Nova� brings together marine engineering and safety experts to reconstruct the events that led to famous cruise disasters, including the ill-fated Concordia, the Sea Diamond and the Oceanos.


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Ocean Springs High School could pull off a rare championship double on Friday, as both the Greyhounds girls and boys will play for state soccer titles in Clinton.
The Ocean Springs girls (18-4-2) face Tupelo (13-2-1) at 4 p.m. at Arrow Field. The Greyhounds are in the state championship game for the first time, while the Golden Wave lost to Brandon 1-0 in last year's finals.
The Ocean Springs boys (22-2-2) meet Madison Central (19-3-1) at 6 p.m. The Greyhounds beat the Jaguars 1-0 to win their first state title two years ago, though Madison Central won this year's meeting between the two teams 3-1 in Madison on Dec. 14.
The Ocean Springs girls have recorded 15 shutouts this season, including 1-0 win over Gulfport in the South State finals on Tuesday. Savanah Carter provided the lone goal for the Greyhounds, who have outscored their opponents 98-13 this season.
Ocean Springs beat Tupelo during the regular season, scoring a 3-1 victory in "The Show" tournament in Brandon Dec. 1. The Golden Wave -- which beat Northwest Rankin 2-0 in the North State finals -- has won three state championships, most recently in 2005.
Ocean Springs' boys have 20 shutouts, including wins over Terry (6-0) and Oak Grove (1-0) in the first two rounds of the postseason. The Greyhounds won 2-1 at previously unbeaten Brandon in Tuesday's South State finals, getting goals from Justin Broussard and Gerard McLaurin to reach the championship game for the second time in three years.
Madison Central has outscored its playoff opponents 8-0, including a 3-0 win at Clinton in the North State finals. Junior Gillian Watson leads the Jaguars with 13 goals scored this season.
Five other schools have won MHSAA boys and girls soccer championships in the same year: Clinton in 1997, Florence in 2000, Pearl in 2002, Tupelo in 2004 and Ridgeland in 2010. St. Stanislaus and sister school Our Lady Academy each won championships in both 2003 and 2004.
All other MHSAA soccer state championship games take place Saturday. The complete schedule:
• 1A/2A/3A girls: Sacred Heart vs. South Pontotoc, 9:30 a.m.
• 1A/2A/3A boys: Sacred Heart vs. Philadelphia, 11:30 a.m.
• 4A girls: West Lauderdale vs. Florence, 1:30 p.m.
• 4A boys: West Lauderdale vs. Pontotoc, 3:30 p.m.
• 5A girls: South Jones vs. Ridgeland, 5:30 p.m.
• 5A boys: Pearl vs. Oxford, 7:30 p.m.


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