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This is clearly a winnable game for us. Danny Granger is not playing, who happens to be the leader of the Pacers this season, hitting clutch shots, blocking shots, and being a complete stalker on defense. We must take advantage of his absence. Dunlevy has been looking for his shot, and can surprise us at anytime as he was the pacers leading scorer last season. As a team, can be as aggressive as we like, seeing how the pacers aren't shooting too well from the line as of late. TJ ford is the only other real threat, and i expect duhon to have him shooting under 45%.
Our floor general, with averaging 12 pts and 8 assists
Exploded for 34 pts last night.
5 Keys to Keep the Streak Alive
1. Attack the basket. If Troy Murphy gets in foul trouble, David Lee will have an awesome game. This will open the gateway of 3's from harry, gallo n q.
2. Ball movement. We need to keep the ball moving, make the extra pass and take quality shots.
3. Start Harrington. Chandler has a passive personality, and i think that he would actually prefer coming off the bench. He looks like he has more swag off the bench. Harrington can also draw a few quick fouls on Indy's Bigs if he attacks early and often.
4. Gallo. Gallo has a way of getting the entire team pumped. After a 3 from him, we seem to get a big momentum swing. I noticed that n8 especially gets really pumped when gallo scores.
5. Defense. We cannot be complacent. We are facing the lakers next and we will need to be able to frustrate post players somehow.
A good showing from Chandler would almost guarantee us a win tonight.
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Knicks - 118
Pacers - 108
A win tonight will have us on a six out of seven game winning streak to carry us back home for the lakers and the cavs. We protect home pretty well. Lets go Knicks!
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2013 Best Small Towns in America
Contest ends: September 3, 2013
23 Votes - "Most Patriotic"
2 Votes - "Most Fun"
1 Votes - "Most Beautiful"
Rapid City, SD hosts both Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial, two must-see national landmarks. The town is as beautiful as it is patriotic, surrounded by the Black Hills, and is the home of Ellsworth AFB.
For a combination of history and beauty take in the scenery on Skyline Drive and visit the Berlin Wall exhibit, the Chapel in the Hills, the Badlands, and bronze statues of all of America's presidents.
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Been trying it out Samsung the UE46F8000 and I think this is a keeper
Reflections still an issue, due to gloss screen, but not as bad as with the Panasonic for some reason. But I'll still probably remount and tilt the tele down (as was suggested here) a bit to get around that. Most importantly there are no big blooms of light from any of the corners. This is far, far better than the Panasonic offerings. Okay it's a couple of hundred more, but you can see straight away that the picture is amazing and black bars top and bottom are actually black! (setting is on medium) . No grey clouds to ruin the enjoyment. However, this isn't my decision alone (keeping the tele) so when my wife gets in from work later she'll have her say as well. Well, you never know what other people like and dislike. I predict it will be staying though.
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During a concert last May, Florida hard rockers A Day To Remember announced that their fifth studio record would be called Common Courtesy. After fans spent the better part of the year speculating about the forthcoming material, ADTR surprised fans in December with a decidedly hard-edged track titled "Violence (Enough is Enough)." The album's recording was only partially completed at the time ADTR dropped "Violence," and the band was "stunned" by fans' reaction to it.
"You never really know 'til they hear that new material, McKinnon told Radio.com in an exclusive interview. "When we put out that song, it was one of the best responses we've ever had coming out of the gate. I can't tell you how excited that made all of us."
McKinnon continued, talking release dates: "We're not really sure the release date yet, we're working that out. We're in the last few weeks of tracking. After this we're going to head into mixing and mastering and then we're done. Then we're going to put it out as soon as we possibly can."
Despite the band having filed a lawsuit against Victory Records in late 2011, McKinnon blamed the album's delay on simply having too much material.
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Why didn't the band simply prepare a double album? McKinnon explained that even with standard 12-track albums, there are often good songs that get lost. "If you're putting out 15-plus tracks on a record, that could be dangerous. It's hard for even your biggest fans to stay with you that long."
The band self-funded the recording process, so the pressures or limitations that accompany a big record deal didn't affect them. ADTR has also freed themselves of high studio costs by constructing their own facility in McKinnon's home.
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September 3, 2012
Entertainment Weekly's Breaking Dawn Part 2 Cover
Those are three pretty, pretty people. Sadly, I think this was probably shot in happier times. I'll be buying a copy to hang onto in case Robsten never reunites (but I'm still holding out hope - just me?).
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- FenerodineSeptember 3, 2012 at 7:21 PM
Oh gosh, that's such a nice photo! EW knows their stuff...Rob's a lottle photshopped though I think...ReplyDeleteReplies
True. EW always makes them look fantastic.Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2012 at 7:30 PM
definitely just you, she doesn't deserve to have him back after what she did. she spent four years trying to cover up their relationship and the 'one time' she happens to cheat she gets caught in the act? bah. she's a fool.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2012 at 8:11 PM
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they're still together too.ReplyDelete
I'll buy one too, but use KStews face as a dart board. :DReplyDelete
Personally, I like using the whole series as a dartboard. Details here:ReplyDelete
I love this cover. Makes me sad but whatever happens, happens. Just as long as they are happy :)ReplyDelete
- DaniyahSeptember 5, 2012 at 4:34 PM
I just wish she never did that...I'm still hoping they are together too...idk :/ReplyDelete
I doubt RobSten will get back together anytime soon. Time can always change things...but I am still looking forward to the final movie. I still think they were a great team on-screen (at least!).ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 8, 2012 at 6:08 AM
When can we get one?ReplyDelete


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BERLIN – The field of
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complete, despite the filing deadline passing.
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Blood Mountain Climber's Log
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|Not A Clear Autumn Day
Date Climbed: Nov 21, 2015
|Cloudy with a few sprinkles of rain on top. A nice route from Neel's Gap, tho. I imagine the bare rock gives great views when it's not so cloudy. Will have to do this one again.
|Posted Nov 21, 2015 8:50 pm
|fav hike in GA
|nice stuff.
|Posted Jun 10, 2012 4:24 pm
|Georgia AT
Date Climbed: Nov 11, 2011
|Beautiful night atop Blood Mountain. There was a small rave party going on during my hike up there. Somewhat surreal.
|Posted Apr 15, 2012 8:36 am
|Along the AT
Date Climbed: Nov 9, 2009
|Awesome views to finish an AT trek from Springer...
|Posted Dec 5, 2010 5:34 pm
|Favorite Training Hike
|This is my favorite hike in North GA. Always meeting great folks here...
|Posted Aug 22, 2010 4:14 pm
|Sarah Simon
|AT SoBo section hike from Neels Gap
Date Climbed: May 6, 2010
|So, I'll save the story another time and place as to how we ended up SoBo at this point... We enjoyed the hike up from Neels Gap. The day was clear and the humidity low for this part of the country. The views from the top were astounding.
|Posted May 9, 2010 10:50 am
|From Neels Gap
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2009
|Fog and rain kept the view from being spectacular but it was still a fun morning hike.
|Posted Dec 17, 2009 2:25 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 31, 2009
|First climb in GA, first hike in GA, first time exploring in N.GA! Great hike with so much to see. Did it as an afternoon hike,using Vogel S.P. as base camp. Very rainy couple days, as it added to the experience. Nice destination hike with the option of a day loop. Enjoyed by all.
|Posted Oct 6, 2009 7:39 am
|Bitter cold and beautiful
Date Climbed: Dec 22, 2008
|Hiked to the summit via Bryon Reece trail on the coldest day so far this year! The air was remarkably clean and crisp. Very cold strong headwind hiking toward the north on the switchbacks. Easily one of the best mountain hikes in GA.
|Posted Dec 23, 2008 8:49 am
|AT SoBo
Date Climbed: Oct 16, 2008
|Southbound thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail.
|Posted Oct 24, 2008 9:11 am
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2005
|Fun hike but much tougher than I expected. Dont remember what trail we took but it was about 8 miles to the shelter. Very hot, and then very thunderstormy and scary. But a real fun hike. We were too tired too hike the 8 miles back to the car the next day so we hiked down to the store and someone was nice enough to drive us to our car for $20. Fun adventure.
|Posted Aug 20, 2008 4:59 pm
|Ahh, honeymoon hiking
Date Climbed: Jun 3, 2003
|This was the first mountain that I'd ever climbed/hiked. Contrary to what my hubby believes I wasn't stressed out, I was hungry, thirsty, and getting tired. Other than that the hike wasn't that bad. It was quite hot even though it was getting on in the afternoon and it was quite nice at the top.
|Posted May 10, 2008 9:30 pm
|Ascent of Both Faces, One Day
Date Climbed: Mar 10, 2008
|Soloed up from Walasi-Yi, then down the other end to climb Slaughter Mountain, and back up on my way out. By the way, I parked at the store, completely missing the fact that hikers aren't supposed to park there, but got away with it.
|Posted Mar 17, 2008 11:26 pm
|Thunderstorm Hike
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2006
|Went up and partway ran into a terrible thunderstorm. Lightning and thunder, terrible rain, and I had a video camera! Should be interesting footage. Stuff was so soaked when we got to the top we just went on down.
|Posted Jan 6, 2008 8:33 pm
|Cool summit
Date Climbed: Oct 25, 2004
|The summit can also be attained via the AT from Wolfpen Gap (3300 ft) along GA 180. It's a slightly longer, but less rocky/steep approach than the one from the US 19 side at Neels Gap. For even more vertical, summit from Vogel State Park (2270 ft) as part of the Coosa Backcountry Loop.
|Posted Dec 31, 2007 6:29 pm
|We Heard It Is a Nice View
Date Climbed: Dec 15, 2007
|Climbed up via the Byron Reese trail. It was a cloudy, overcast day with a front moving in, and by the time we got to the top, it began raining. There was no view whatsoever from the top, though we talked to others who said it's wondeful. We got thoroughly soaked on the way down, but still had a great time!
|Posted Dec 16, 2007 2:58 pm
Date Climbed: Apr 2, 2000
|Day three of my 2000 northbound Appalachian Trail thru-hike.
|Posted Nov 26, 2007 9:26 pm
|My 1st summit
Date Climbed: Jun 3, 2003
|Me and my wife honeymooned at the Blood Mtn cabins and took this hike late in the afternoon. It was an awesome experience for me that started my obsession with the mountains. My wife was pretty stressed by the experience, though, since we went up without flashlights and got back to the cabin just after dark.
|Posted Nov 14, 2007 1:47 am
|Wade Baker
|1st Mtn
Date Climbed: Dec 25, 2001
|1st mtn climbed solo.
|Posted Oct 27, 2007 2:57 am
|Appalachian Trail
Date Climbed: Mar 10, 1995
|One of the landmark days on my Appalachian Trail thru-hike. Beautiful day and a beautiful place.
|Posted Oct 21, 2007 7:11 pm


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A Minnesota House-Senate subcommittee meets today to discuss state employee labor contracts negotiated by the Dayton administration.
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Giants hope they got their man in Barbosa
Team drafts big left-hander for the third time
By Cash Kruth / MLB.com
SAN FRANCISCO -- Three: It's a number synonymous with baseball.
The same also can be said for the relationship between Andrew Barbosa and the San Francisco Giants.On Tuesday, the Giants did something they have done twice before: draft Barbosa, a 6-foot-8, 245-pound left-handed starting pitcher out of South Florida. Now that Barbosa's out of eligibility, the Giants are hoping the third time's the charm, picking him in the 15th round Tuesday. "He's a big guy and he throws strikes, and that's impressive, being able to be that coordinated for a 6-foot-8 body -- the touch and feel to be able to pitch like that," Giants scouting director John Barr said. "Hopefully we'll be able to get him into the system and start watching him develop." In 2006, the Giants selected Barbosa in the 15th round of the First-Year Player Draft. Instead of going pro, Barbosa opted to go to South Florida Community College. A year later, the Giants selected him again -- this time in the 48th round -- but Barbosa again declined, eventually finding his way to the University of South Florida. With the Bulls, Barbosa further blossomed, going 8-2 with a 2.40 ERA in 14 starts this season. He also struck out 95 batters and held opposing hitters to a .228 average. "He's a very big left-handed pitcher who pitched well this year," Barr said. "His stats looked good and he performed well. Any time you can get a left-handed pitcher of his size, especially one that has success, you're happy." After a quick glimpse at Barbosa's measurables, the phrase "power pitcher" instantly comes to mind for most baseball people. That, however, isn't the case with Barbosa. South Florida head coach Lelo Prado said Barbosa usually works with his fastball around 86 to 88 mph. But Prado quickly insisted that doesn't necessarily mean Barbosa's not a strikeout machine. "He's a quality kid and he misses a lot of bats and strikes out a lot of guys," Prado said. "He's not very overpowering. ... [But] I think his body's going to fill out." Once it does, Prado believes Barbosa and the Giants -- finally -- will be a good match. "He went to junior college and I believe he had arm surgery, and then he decided to come here and compete here, but I think now he's going to be even better, I really do," Prado said. "A lot of pitchers throw hard, but he misses bats. And I know he's going to do well in pro ball."
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As the maid of honor for a friend I threw a bridal shower back in June at Sugarbaby's Cupcake Boutique in Houston. This was THE place to hold my party – with a black and white palette the color ideas were endless. I brainstormed themes for weeks and when i came across the cutest invites on Pear Tree I just knew it had to be kitchen/recipe themed. I scoured Pinterest for color combos.
And you know once you are on Pinterest you are inspired by many other lovely images like these:
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On my wooden forks, spoons, and spatulas I printed sayings out like – "Khara & Nathan – Spoon to be wed!", "Khara & Nathan – Together fork ever!", & "Khara & Nathan – So flipping cute!" then tied them on with red ribbon. I made the paper flowers following these instructions. We had mimosas, cupcakes, and chit-chatted majority of the time.
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All the guests brought their favorite recipe with kitchen appliances or dinnerware to make the recipe. The bride was in total happiness opening everything; she thought it was the perfect party for becoming a new wife! Fun, fun times with the bestie!!


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Barack Hussein Obama ceremonially opened his second term Monday with an assertive inaugural address that offered a robust articulation of modern liberalism in America, arguing that "preserving our individual freedoms ultimately requires collective action."
On a day that echoed with refrains from the civil- rights era and tributes to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Obama dispensed with the post-partisan appeals of four years ago to lay out a forceful vision of advancing gay rights, showing more tolerance toward illegal immigrants, preserving the social-welfare safety net and acting to stop climate change.
At times he used his speech, delivered from the West Front of the Capitol, to reprise arguments from the fall campaign, rebutting the notion expressed by conservative opponents that America risks becoming "a nation of takers" and extolling the value of proactive government in society. Instead of declaring the end of "petty grievance," as he did in taking the oath as the 44th president in 2009, he challenged Republicans to step back from their staunch opposition to his agenda.
"Progress does not compel us to settle centuries-old debates about the role of government for all time — but it does require us to act in our time," he said in the 18-minute address. "For now decisions are upon us, and we cannot afford delay. We cannot mistake absolutism for principle or substitute spectacle for politics or treat name-calling as reasoned debate. We must act."
Obama used Abraham Lincoln's Bible, as he did four years ago, but this time added King's Bible as well to mark the holiday honoring the civil- rights leader.
He became the first president ever to mention the word "gay" in an inaugural address as he equated the drive for same-sex marriage to the quests for racial and gender equality.
The festivities at the Capitol came a day after Obama officially took the oath in a quiet ceremony with his family at the White House on the date set by the Constitution.
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered on a brisk but bright day, a huge crowd by any measure, though far less than the record turnout four years ago.
The president largely eschewed foreign policy except to recommend engagement over war, and instead focused on addressing poverty and injustice at home. He did little to adopt the language of the opposition and instead directly confronted conservative philosophy.
"The commitments we make to each other — through Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security — these things do not sap our initiative; they strengthen us," he said. "They do not make us a nation of takers; they free us to take the risks that make this country great."
The phrase "nation of takers" was a direct rebuke to Republicans such as Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, last year's vice presidential nominee.
"I would have liked to see a little more on outreach and working together," said Sen. John McCain of Arizona, the Republican who lost to Obama four years ago. "There was not, as I've seen in other inaugural speeches, 'I want to work with my colleagues.' "
Obama's day began with a service at St. John's Episcopal Church, near the White House.
Vice President Joe Biden was sworn in at 11:46 a.m. by Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
At 11:50 a.m., Obama was sworn in again by Chief Justice John Roberts.
Obama was more specific in discussing policy than presidents typically are in an inaugural address. Particularly noticeable was his recommitment to fighting climate change.
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He also talked of overhauling immigration rules.
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SOMC Receives Cycle II Chest Pain Center AccreditationPosted on June 24, 2009
After completing a rigorous assessment and application process, Southern Ohio Medical Center has received full Cycle II Chest Pain Center Accreditation from the Society of Chest Pain Centers.
"Chest Pain Accreditation ensures that our patients are receiving the highest quality treatment needed during the critical early stages of a heart attack, helping to avoid as much heart damage as possible," Amy Fraulini, director of SOMC Heart and Vascular Services, said.
"It also ensures that we are meeting, exceeding and providing the highest quality of heart and vascular care available and verifies that we are on target with other heart care programs around the country."
To receive the accreditation, SOMC had to meet the criteria of eight key elements which included: Emergency Department integration with Emergency Medical Services (EMS); timely diagnosis and treatment of Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS); assessment of patients with low ACS risk and no assignable cause for symptoms; process improvement; personnel, competencies and training; organizational structure and commitment; functional facility design; and community outreach.
"When we started our journey toward Cycle 1 Accreditation in 2005, we developed a Chest Pain Committee consisting of Emergency and Cardiology physicians, EMS, and hospital and nursing personnel who worked to meet the stringent standards associated with Acute Coronary Syndrome patients," Fraulini explained.
The hard work, planning and processes developed by the group paid off, and SOMC received Cycle I Accreditation in 2006. A Cycle II Chest Pain Accreditation subteam was then formed from members of the previous committee, who submitted the Cycle II application last November. The process was followed by a site visit in early 2009.
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Visit to NATO by the Swedish Defence Minister
The Swedish Minister of Defence, Mr. Sten Tolgfors, held a bilateral meeting with the NATO Secretary General at NATO HQ.
They discussed a number of issues, most prominently Afghanistan, where Sweden plays an important role in the NATO-led ISAF mission. In that regard, they looked forward to the upcoming elections in Afghanistan, and the discussions on the mission that will take place among all the ISAF countries at the Defence Ministers meeting in June.
Minister Tolgfors also briefed the Secretary General on the upcoming transformation of Sweden's defence capabilities, which should make Swedish forces more efficient, more deployable and more capable of conducting international operations.
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A game with trade written all over it. Jake Gardiner, Joffrey Lupul, Francois Beauchemin, JS Gigu… oh. Well, trade written all over it. Grabo was back and that's all we needed to put a smile on our faces. Gunnar was out and that's enough to keep any Leafs fan worried. Oh, the injuries! Remember, nothing comes easy to a Leafs fan. And we like it that way. Curious reunion with Niklas Hagman made us think of Calgary. Heh Calgary.
1 – The Leafs are 14-8-2, exciting times people! We are for real, nobody can question it anymore.
2 – Our boys started full speed right from the first puck drop and had a couple of early chances. However, after our powerplay got shut down, the Ducks got one of their own and Francois Beauchemin scored to make it 1-0 Ducks. Yawn. Tell me you didn't expect this?
3 – What a play by Lupul, Liles and Bozak in front of the net on our second powerplay. Bozak now has 11 points in 10 games since being moved to the top line. Yeah, you can say Lupul and Kessel will do that to you, but he's working hard and deserves everything he is getting right now.
4 – Immediately after, we take the lead from a bad turnover by Lydman. MacArthur goes top shelf and makes it 2-1 Leafs. Connolly keeps producing, 12 points in 12 games now.
5 – Great work on the forecheck, good cycle (everything we've been missing), and a good saucer pass by Colborne to Schenn, who fires it on net and Crabb is there once more for the redirect! Boom!
6 – Lupul has points in six consecutive games and there was no chance he wasn't getting one tonight. Got to even out Beauchemin. In fact he got two.
7 – Fantastic work by Bozak on his second goal. Wonderful defensively, leading the rush and burying the rebound off a Kessel shot on a sweet backhand. Hopefully, this gets him the credit he deserves. He seems a lot more confident and purposeful, like he knows exactly what he's going to do with the puck this year.
8 – The Ducks are the only franchise Kessel hasn't scored against having played them five times now. He did get a point though. His consistency this year has been amazing. Corey Perry scored on an epic snipe after some questionable defensive work by the Leafs but it was still one hell of a shot.
9 – 1/4 PP 1/2 PK – But what's important is when our special teams came up big. Opportune times indeed. Big PP goal to even it up, big PK late in the game to preserve the lead. Gustavsson continued his solid play. Luke Schenn got a smile late with an empty net goal, Kulemin with the helper.
10 – The Leafs pressured the Ducks with a strong forecheck, getting a cycle going. That was missing at the start of the season and is a big reason why this team is doing much better. Also, our transition game (cleaner, crisp passes out of the zone and through the neutral zone) makes us a vastly superior team because we are built on speed. That speed is effective only if we have a good transition game, which is exactly what we have right now. Again, I will credit Wilson for a) our play despite the injuries b) major improvement in one if not two aspects of special teams play and c) a major improvement in our defensive play and transition game.


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Rangers' arms to carry weight of expectations
Changes in lineup place emphasis on starting rotation
By T.R. Sullivan / MLB.com
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Left-handers Matt Harrison and Derek Holland were the first two pitchers to throw off a mound on a cold Tuesday morning in Surprise. That seems appropriate.
Harrison was the Rangers Pitcher of the Year in 2012 and is the leading candidate to be the Opening Day starter this season. Holland is the guy that one person said really needs to step up for the Rangers and start pitching like he should this season.
The person who said it was Holland.
"Yeah, I think a lot of this falls on me," Holland said on Monday as Rangers pitchers and catchers officially reported to Spring Training. "I feel like this is a big year for me."
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Actually it seems to fall on Holland, Harrison, Yu Darvish, Alexi Ogando and a fifth starter to be named. In an ironic and unexpected turn of events for the Rangers, they go into a season looking at their starting rotation as being the No. 1 asset on the team, something they haven't been able to claim since maybe the mid-1970s.
"It has a chance to be really good," catcher A.J. Pierzynski said of the rotation. "When we [the White Sox] faced those guys before, it wasn't fun, especially the left-handers Harrison and Holland. Darvish has the makings of a No. 1 starter. There is a lot of talent in the rotation. It has a chance to be something special."
The question is: Is this turn of events because the offense has fallen off, or have the Rangers finally achieved their goal of starting pitching being the strength of the team?
"It's hopefully the latter," general manager Jon Daniels said. "It's just been an organizational commitment that we've talked about for years but it is far from a finished product. We still have an opening for the fifth spot and the other four have room for improvement. But we're excited about what we have."
The Rangers' lineup over the past 25 years has been dominated by some of the best offensive players in the American League but they have also had some pretty good rotations in the past. They had a good one in 2011.
That was the year that Harrison, Holland, Ogando, C.J. Wilson and Colby Lewis stayed healthy the entire season. The Rangers won the division for the second straight year as the rotation went a combined record of 74-40 with a 3.65 ERA. The 74 wins were the 11th most by an American League rotation since the beginning of the 2000 season and the second most in club history.
Rangers starters won 72 games in 2012 but didn't have the same magical luck with injuries. In 2011, the top five starters were on the mound for 157 of 162 games. Last year, after Darvish and Neftali Feliz replaced Wilson and Ogando, the five starters out of Spring Training started just 111 games.
Lewis and Feliz were lost for the year with mid-season elbow surgeries while Holland missed a month because of the effects of a wicked stomach virus. After winning 16 games in 2011, Holland slipped to 12-7 with a 4.67 ERA during 2012.
"In a way, yeah it was frustrating, but in a way, no," Holland said. "To go through all the sickness and injury and be able to recover, I think I did a good job of that. But it's frustrating to miss a month and not have the year I thought I would have."
Ogando's season also got derailed by injury. He started the season in the bullpen but was given a chance to start against the Giants on June 10 when the rotation was getting clobbered by injuries. He pitched three shutout innings, then strained his right groin muscle beating out a bunt. He missed five weeks.
"Frustrating ... It was the adrenaline for the game," Ogando said.
The Rangers like their four starters because they're all still under 30, they are talented and they are under contract or control for the next 4-6 years. If the Rangers pick up everybody's various options, then Harrison and Holland will be in Texas through 2018 and Darvish through 2017. Ogando doesn't have a long-term contract yet but isn't eligible for free agency until after the 2016 season.
The lineup, on the other hand, went through upheaval in the offseason and the end is not in sight. Josh Hamilton and Mike Napoli left as free agents and Michael Young was traded to the Phillies. Outfielders David Murphy and Nelson Cruz can be free agents after this season, and Elvis Andrus can leave after 2014. With Pierzynski and designated hitter Lance Berkman working on one-year deals, there is a possibility that six of nine players in the projected Opening Day lineup could be gone after the 2014 season.
"We can't look at all of that as pitchers," Harrison said. "We just have to focus on getting outs. We still have a good lineup. I know we lost some talent but I still think we can hold our own offensively and be there at the end of the year."
The Rangers expect Harrison to maintain his steady improvement and they expect Darvish to be even better after going through a transitional first year in the United States. They know Holland has terrific talent but want him more focused in his job. Holland has responded, doing some work with team psychologist Don Kalkstein and vowing to cut down on his many radio and television gigs and other outside interests.
Said one member of the Rangers, "He needs to understand that David Price isn't out there on Twitter, he's out there trying to make his changeup better."
Ogando, who dominated as a reliever because of a 97-mph fastball, still has work to do as a starter. He was 13-8 with a 3.51 ERA as a starter in 2011 but went 4-5 with a 4.48 ERA after his appearance in the All-Star Game. Part of it was fatigue and part of it was the league catching up with a pitcher still developing his repertoire. He needs more than just a fastball away with the occasional slider.
"He needs to use more offspeed stuff and he needs to use both sides of the plate," pitching coach Mike Maddux said. "I think his endurance was fine. He was dealing with a blister that usually kicked in at about 80 pitches. That went on for four or five starts but once we got through that, his endurance was fine."
The Rangers still need to find a fifth starter but they also know Lewis could return from flexor tendon surgery by June 1 or earlier. So far, his rehabilitation process has come off without a setback since the July 27 surgery.
The Rangers did try to upgrade their rotation this winter with their pursuit of Zack Greinke and James Shields. But after failing to acquire either pitcher, the Rangers backed off and were content to stay with what they have. Kyle Lohse, who won 16 games for the Cardinals in 2012, remains a free agent but the Rangers are passing on that one.
"We like the guys we have," manager Ron Washington said. "We just need for them to keep doing what they're doing and continue to improve. We like the arms we have in the rotation, we really do."
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields, and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Cardinal Augustin Bea, a German Jesuit Scripture scholar who served as the first head of the Vatican's Secretariat for Christian Unity, must go down as one of the great heroes of the Second Vatican Council.
Bea's greatest contribution at Vatican II was the shepherding of what eventually became the Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions (Nostra Aetate) through the approval process. He faced strong opposition and anti-Jewish prejudices which reached to the high ranks of the Curia.
The importance of the council's declarations about Jews and Judaism can hardly be overstated. Nor can Bea's perseverance in overcoming obstacles and turning a blind eye to personal attacks.
While other documents of Vatican II have been more fundamental to the Church's self-understanding and to its theology, none drew as much media attention as did its Declaration on Non-Christian Religions. In the end, the declaration was seen as a litmus test for the degree to which the Church was serious about renewal.
Nostra Aetate's teaching about Judaism can be summarized as follows. Christianity has a common heritage with Judaism in the Old Testament and draws nourishment from the same sources as does the Jewish faith. Through his cross, Christ reconciled Jews and Gentiles "and made them one in himself."
Cardinal Augustin Bea (right) shakes hands with a leader of the Russian Orthodox Church from Switzerland in this undated photo.
While many Jews did not recognize "God's moment" in the coming of Christ, yet the apostles and many of the early disciples who spread the Gospel were of Jewish descent. Moreover, Jews should not be spoken of as rejected or accursed as if that followed from Scripture.
Further, God's covenant with the Jewish people is an eternal covenant "since God does not take back the gifts he bestowed or the choice he made."
While Jewish authorities pressed for the death of Christ, "neither all Jews indiscriminately at that time, nor Jews today, can be charged with crimes committed during his passion."
Nostra Aetate encouraged greater mutual understanding and appreciation between Christians and Jews, especially through biblical and theological studies. "She deplores all hatreds, persecutions, displays of anti-Semitism leveled at any time or from any source against the Jews."
Christ, the document says, freely chose to undergo his suffering and death because of the sins of all people and so that all might attain salvation.
Nostra Aetate thoroughly undercut the basis for Christian anti-Semitism. Such anti-Semitism was not the chief cause of the Nazi Holocaust, but it was a sordid, dark part of Christian history. The council's declaration was a major step toward denouncing that history as contrary to the Gospel.
Today, 50 years after Vatican II, Nostra Aetate's teaching about Jews and Judaism is so widely accepted among Catholics that it might be assumed that Catholics would never think anything different. In fact, during the council, attitudes were far different.
In that period, the Church's Good Friday service still contained a prayer for the Jews asking that God "remove the veil from their hearts" and heal them of their blindness so that "they might be rescued from their darkness." The prayer did grudgingly admit that God loves "even the Jews."
At one point during Vatican II, all the council fathers received anonymous printed material in sealed envelopes trying to discredit Bea by claiming that he was of Jewish origin.
Over my many years as editor of the WCR, I have fielded thousands of calls from readers. Among those calls, a small handful reflected attitudes that can only be described as virulently anti-Semitic. While such attitudes are far from being the norm, they do still exist even in our local Church, contradicting the clear teaching of Vatican II.
In next week's article, I will summarize the tortured process that took place before the council overwhelmingly approved Nostra Aetate in October 1965, only six weeks before the end of Vatican II. In the following issue, I will examine the declaration's teaching on relations with other non-Christian religions.


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It is that simple. i never disagreed with running smarter plays, or rebounding. I think we do need better rebounding.
Team defense isnt all that great? My dude, we are first in the NBA in team blocks per game at almost 8. Blocking is 'better'?? We made a total 180 in the blocking category. We are 10th in steals as a team. So until you bring some stats to back up our 'sub-par' defense, your comment holds no water.
Just as you say amare is a PNR player, our system is designed to hit open three's. I see the importance of the one player in amare getting what he likes, but we have an entire team of shooters, that can make defenses pay for sweatin STAT so tough. I think the team shots are more important than amare's numbers and how he scores.


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Photo gallery: Crowds wowed by Norfolk and Norwich Festival finale
PUBLISHED: 21:59 25 May 2014 | UPDATED: 16:40 30 May 2014
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A colourful night-time spectacle about the importance of home and an array of performances across the city from talented home-grown acts helped to bring the curtain down on another spectacular Norfolk and Norwich Festival this weekend.
Safe House - which took place at St James Development Site in Norwich - saw a mysterious 12 metre high house spring up as the stage for the show by Metro-Boulot-Dodo last night.
Incorporating impressive aerial feats and vast colourful projections, the show looked at what home means to us at different points in our life, and it told the story of the relationship between a mother and son and their home.
Norwich took centre stage at both the beginning and end, with the opening of the show taking the audience on a film tour of our fine city and the final moments of the performance featuring projections of photos of about 100 people living in Norwich.
The performance by the award-winning Metro-Boulot-Dodo, part of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival's free outdoor programme sponsored by Lafarge Tarmac, provided a breathtaking finale to the last Saturday of the festival which finishes today with a first - It's Your Festival.
Talented performers from across Norfolk were celebrated during the closing event of this year's festival which saw music, circus, theatre and more fill Norwich's historic streets.
It's Your Festival invited local acts to take to five stages dotted around Norwich, including the Adnams Spiegeltent, as part of a packed programme which started at 11am and will end at 6pm.
As well as the Spiegeltent there was also an array of different performances on the Bandstand in Chapelfield Gardens, outside The Forum, along Gentleman's Walk, and on St Gregory's Green in Norwich Lanes.
About 45 acts - involving in total more than 450 performers - were set to take part in the day-long event that was made possible by the Norwich Business Improvement District (BID) and supported by Norwich Evening News and Mustard.
Clare Lovell, head of operations at Norfolk and Norwich Festival, said: "It's the first time the festival has done this. We really wanted to have an opportunity for performers in the area to have a chance to own a day of the festival and perform themselves in a number of spaces where the events are free and people can attend for as much or little time as they want."
Jayne Leeds, from Thorpe Road, Norwich, who was one of those watching the Norwich Community Choir performing outside the Forum yesterday as part of It's Your Festival, said: "I think it's a great chance for everyone to perform and express themselves. I think it's lovely."
Alan Moll, 61, from Easton, who was also watching, said he "liked the idea" that local home-grown talent got a chance to express themselves and said it was a "wonderful idea".
• For more festival stories and reviews visit www.edp24.co.uk/what-s-on/norfolk-and-norwich-festival


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Hi, all
So I currently have a Sapphire Radeon 7850, and though I probably have enough power for my needs, I can't help but consider what is essentially a "free" upgrade.
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MB: ASrock Z77 Extreme4
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SSD: A-Data 120GB
HDD: Western Digital 320GB
PSU: Seasonic M2II Bronze 620W
GPU: Sapphire Radeon 7850
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Monitor:AOC 1080P @ 60HZ
(http://www.amazon.com/AOC-2436Vw-24-Wid ... roduct_top)
However I can't help to take notice: AMD has quite an excellent deal going on for the 79xx series: 3 games:
Far Cry 3: I really want this game, but If I don't get it as part of a deal, I might have to wait until the price drops to buy it.
Hitman Absolution: I don't know much about this game, but a friend recommended it to me. If I decide I don't like it, I can always sell it on Ebay.
Sleeping Dogs: From what I've seen of it, I like it alot, and as always, I can also sell this too!
The Sapphire 7950 is currently at around $300. If I can sell my 7850 for $160, and sell ALL the games, It could be classified as a "free" upgrade. Even If I didn't sell the games, It'd still be a sizeable performance boost.
I could also get a Sapphire 7970 for $360, which is another large FPS boost.
So, in addition to buying some RAM, here are my options:
1. Keep my current video card
2. Sell my 7850 and buy a 7950
3. The above, and sell the games
4. Sell my 7850 and get a 7970
5. The above and sell the games
6. Sell my 7850 and get another graphics card
There is, as always, a caveat. The 8xxx series are rumored to be coming soon, and I don't think I want to miss out on that.
What'd you think would be the best option for me?
Thanks in advance!
Misc Info:
1. I might be upgrading my Monitor to a Catleap or a 120HZ display.
2. My purchase date is around Black Friday, but I'm in no rush.
3. Games I play: Crysis 1 and 2, Far Cry 2, Civ V, World of tanks, WOWP, and Minecraft w/ Shaders.


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2009 Dodge Ram - Black Sheep
Our '09 Ram Project TrucK
Chevy and Ford trucks have long been our bread and butter, but when it came time to build our in-house project for 2010, we chose a '09 Dodge Ram. Since releasing the completely redesigned Ram, Dodge made a bold claim that they were no longer the odd manufacturer whose trucks would olay third fiddle to the other two Detroit powerhouses. Striking, yet sleek styling, incredible Hemi power, and an interior that oozes luxury, the Ram was our number one choice. Thankfully, with our help, many of the top aftermarket companies manufactured and released new products for Dodge's best offering, proving that the Ram is no longer the black sheep of fullsize trucks.
Starting with an '09 Dodge Ram Laramie, we had a great foundation, but our first goal was to make the interior worthy of a cover truck. Meeting with Katzkin, we ordered a complete two-tone leather upgrade for the front bench seat with sport buckets flanking each side. Now, our truck is adorned with grey and red leather Katzkin covers with contrasting red stitching and Truckin' logos, of course. Our next trip was to Audio Innovations, in Glendora, California, where Joe Provenzano got to work installing an arsenal of Pioneer audio gear. Controlling the audio mayhem is Pioneer's flagship, the AVIC-Z1100BT, complete with the just-released 120 update to make the head unit the most tech-savvy piece in the truck. A pair of Pioneer Premier 12-inch shallow-mount subs are mounted in a custom sub box under the rear seat, and power is supplied by two Pioneer amps. Found in each door, Pioneer 6 1/2-inch components mounted in custom fiberglass enclosures built by the Audio Innovations crew provide crystal clear mid- and high-level frequencies. HushMat sound deadening material was applied throughout the entire cabin for the ultra-quiet atmosphere that Dodge intended it to be. For added entertainment, we stuffed each headrest with a 7-inch monitor and DVD system from Mopar, added Mopar's exclusive WiFi mobile 3G router, and a backup camera from SPAL. Billet doorsill plates and under-the-dash LED lighting, also from Mopar, ensure that our Ram's interior looks its best at a moments notice.
Keeping with the luxury theme, we drove the truck to the professionals at L&G Enterprises, in San Dimas, California, where Theresa Contreras began the graphic design. Before any paint was applied, however, Chassis by Aaron welded in a sheetmetal roll pan and then L&G shaved the antennae and rear tailgate handle. A Mopar twin-scoop hood and body kit was also added, and includes a front air splitter and side moldings. Using the rendering created by R.J. at Eye Kandy Designs, Theresa laid down the graphic lines and applied the House of Kolor pigments. Up top, the Ram received House of Kolor black, and a Kandy Pagan Gold graphic splits the factory Red Crystal Pearl lower half. Striped in green, the gold graphics really pop in the sunshine. The tailgate serves as the graphics meeting point and ends in one of Theresa's signature setting sun graphics, applied in candy for a subtle touch. Theresa also took the time to coat the Ram's emblems in a subtle black chrome finish. Capping off the exterior's good looks, we added Anzo USA projector headlights stuffed with Xtralights.com HID bulbs, Anzo LED tail lights, and a Street Scene billet grille.
No truck is complete without the proper stance and rolling stock, which is why we contacted RideTech, MHT Wheels, and Nitto Tire for a look that screams custom. To handle the suspension while we took the photos, The Custom Truck Shop, also in San Dimas, bolted on RideTech's Stage 1 air-ride kit. Consisting of front Shockwaves, rear sleeved 'bags, and RideTech's exclusive RidePro e3 digital ride height control system, the Ram instantly took on a whole new persona. Forever transforming the Dodge into a bona fide showstopper, black 26-inch MHT Illusion wheels were bolted on. Theresa, at L&G Enterprises painted each wheel lip Kandy Gold for a truly custom look. Adding performance to each corner, Nitto NT420S tires, size 305/30R26, wrap each hoop. After several aggressive driving sessions, we realized two things: We needed bigger brakes and we needed larger anti-roll bars. Baer built a set of 15-inch rotors with six-piston calipers for the Ram that halt the beast on a dime, and ADDCO anti-sway bars keep body roll to a minimum during those "need for speed" cornering opportunities.
Speed comes easy for the Hemi-equipped Ram, but add to that already stout 390 HP a MagnaCharger supercharger, and you have the makings of a 520 HP monster. As the first Dodge truck to be equipped with the new Hemi MagnaCharger system, we're happy to report that smoky burnouts and high-speed passing is as easy as saying when. Smash the throttle and hold on, as your 9-5 stresses blow away one long, open road at a time. A dB Exhaust after-cat exhaust system provides a rumble that is ultra-quiet on the freeway and can wake the dead at full throttle. Keeping the highways clear of slow-moving minivans are four monster train horns from Hornblasters.com. One blip of the switch and naive pedestrians become Olympic high-jumpers-oh, the joy of train horns.
After all of the customization, our Ram was still a truck and keeping our bed secure is a Mopar tonneau cover, complete with under-rail LED lighting kit and Mopar BedRug kit. We will admit though, the only thing we haul anymore is the mail. Someone please cue "Back in Black."
It took us a year to turn our factory-fresh Ram into a truck worthy of its 15 minutes of fame, but we're completely happy with the end result. Well mostly, as rumor has it, the body touching the tarmac is in its near future thanks to the talented team at Ekstensive Metalworks. If you're venturing to SEMA, look out for the black sheep amongst fullsize custom trucks because this Ram is hard to forget.


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — When historians look back on the Baltimore Ravens' 2012 season, they will remember offensive coordinator Cam Cameron being fired and replaced by Jim Caldwell.
They will talk about quarterback Joe Flacco's clutch performances in the postseason and how star linebacker Ray Lewis's decision to retire inspired this team.
But the best move came two weeks ago when Ravens coach John Harbaugh inserted former Minnesota Viking Bryant McKinnie at left offensive tackle and moved Michael Oher to right tackle and rookie Kelechi Osemele to left guard.
That's when the Ravens became championship caliber.
There are always new schemes and philosophies in football, but there is one constant: If your front five can beat the other team's defensive front seven, you win games.
On Sunday night, Jan. 20, the Ravens' starting group of McKinnie, Oher, guard Marshal Yanda, Osemele and former Vikings center Matt Birk were outstanding.
The Ravens had 356 yards of total offense and held a three-minute advantage in time of possession. They were hurt by poor field position in the first half, but once they opened it up in the second, they were nearly unstoppable.
Flacco was 11 of 18 in the third quarter. He finished the game with 240 yards and three touchdown passes. Receiver Anquan Boldin and tight end Dennis Pitta kept coming up with clutch catches as the Ravens took control of the tempo and the game.
"We just executed better," Birk said. "In the first half, we had a hard time on offense sustaining anything and getting our rhythm, other than the one drive. We changed things up a little bit in the second half. We got a little up-tempo and got some rhythm and guys started making plays. We just tried to block guys and (game) our playmakers a chance to make plays."
But they wouldn't have been productive without this offensive line. For most of the night, Flacco had time to eat a doughnut, drink a cup of coffee and then go through his progressions.
In three postseason games, Flacco has been sacked four times, which is remarkable because he got banged around so much during the regular season.
It's somewhat ironic that this unit has carried the team because Harbaugh was reluctant to change. Going into training camp, the offensive line was the biggest question mark, and there was even more doubt when McKinnie reported late, out of shape and overweight.
And then the Ravens cut his salary.
It was enough to make a big, old man cry, or at least sulk enough when he practiced poorly, according to Harbaugh (wink, wink). The Ravens tried several different combinations, including Oher at left tackle and Ramon Harewood and Jah Reid at left guard.
Nothing worked.
Neither Osemele at right tackle nor Oher on the left side could handle speed rushers. Privately, certain veteran players wanted McKinnie back as the starter, and there was even speculation that general manager Ozzie Newsome strongly lobbied for McKinnie with Harbaugh.
Finally, the move was made for the wild-card playoff game against Indianapolis, and the Ravens have been a different team.
They've always had weapons, but now they have time to find and use them. Because of their physical style, the Ravens can play smashmouth football with running backs Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce and control the time of possession to keep their defense off the field.
Flacco has an assortment of weapons in Smith, Pitta, Boldin and Jacoby Jones. If the protection is good, few defenses have the skill or speed to compete with this group.
The Patriots had just five quarterback hurries Sunday night. They had two sacks, and one of those came late in the game after the outcome had already been decided.
Vince Wilfork, New England's giant defensive tackle who has been one major problem for the Ravens the past two years, had only one tackle. He got bounced around by the middle of the Ravens' offensive line.
McKinnie won't remind anyone of former Ravens great Jonathan Ogden, but he still can swallow up most good pass rushers. Birk's best days are behind him, but he still can make blocks into the second level especially against a four-man front and has been a steady presence for Osemele.
Oher was never going to be a quality left tackle, but seems to have found a home on the right side. Osemele is going to be a great player and is versatile and strong enough to play any of the positions on the offense line.
As for Yanda, he is the best of the group, a throwback to the old days when linemen didn't say much, but you were always glad they were on your team.
It's an offensive line that seemed to lose its way at the beginning of the season, but has rediscovered itself just in time to lead the Ravens to the Super Bowl in New Orleans.


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When you need surgery, an anesthesiologist is the specialist you trust with your care, your comfort and safety.
The Anesthesia Department at Garrett Regional Medical Center offers a full range of pain management services. They provide expert care for inpatient and ambulatory surgical cases using many factors to determine the exact course of anesthesia you will need for a safe surgery and timely recovery. Depending on the anesthesiology needs of the surgery, including general, local, regional and conscious sedation, there are many types of anesthesia that can be used. The wide variety of anesthetics available allows the anesthesiologist to select the most suitable type of anesthesia and anesthetic drug for the patient.
The anesthesia staff also provides consultations and follow up care as needed.


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Revision as of 01:04, 14 March 2013
|Pokémon in South Korea
|Original anime airdates
|July 14, 1999
|July 21, 2003
|September 10, 2007
|May 16, 2011
The Pokémon franchise first reached South Korea in 1999, with the first airing of Pikachu, I Choose You! on the Seoul Broadcasting System. None of the first generation Pokémon games were released in South Korea, so it was not until the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver in 2002 that Pokémon games were released in South Korean stores.
Due to the rocky history between Japan and (South) Korea, Japanese cultural imports such as manga, anime, video games, music and movies had been banned by the South Korean government since the end of World War II. This ban was still in effect during the releases of Red and Green Versions in Japan in 1996. As such, most Pokémon-related media of its time never made its way into South Korea, particularly all of the first generation games. Likewise, most video game systems in this period, such as the NES/Famicom and the Game Boy would not be released by their official Japanese developer (like Nintendo), but by Korean companies (such as Hyundai) which had licensed the hardware designs for sale in Korea. Furthermore, the Korean systems would actually be based on their American counterparts rather than their Japanese ones.
Eventually, South Korean and Japanese relations had warmed up to the point where the South Korean government's ban on Japanese cultural imports was partially lifted in October 1998. This in turn helped pave the way for the release of some Pokémon titles into South Korea. In particular, the Pokémon anime would be first aired in July 1999, while the Pokémon manga series, Pokémon Adventures (포켓몬스터 스페셜 Pokémon Special), would hit bookshelves in August 1999. The first main series game, however, would be Pokémon Gold and Silver (포켓몬스터 금·은 Pocket Monsters Gum·Eun), which saw a release in April 2002; however, it could only be played on Hyundai's "Mini Comboy" system (a Game Boy clone which was licensed to Hyundai), and not on hardware officially released by Nintendo themselves. However, neither Pokémon Crystal nor the third generation games would see a release in South Korea, most likely due to the difficulty of including the Korean language writing system in the games (seeing as it took about three years for Gold and Silver to be released), as well as the lack of Game Boy Advance hardware in South Korea at the time.
It was not until January 2004 that the South Korean government completely lifted its ban on Japanese cultural imports. This allowed Nintendo to officially operate in South Korea as Nintendo of Korea starting on July 2006, with Pokémon Korea, Inc. beginning its operations a month later. Pokémon Diamond and Pearl (known as Pocket Monsters DP - Dialga • Palkia) would finally be released in February 2008, finally playable on official Nintendo hardware (the Nintendo DS Lite, which was released in January 2007).
Since then, Pokémon has enjoyed considerable success in South Korea, with all the different series of games, anime and manga being released consistently and regularly with their other international counterparts. Pokémon in South Korea also tends to be more similar to what is released in Japan, as opposed to being based on the North American version like with Europe and other Commonwealth nations.
Pokémon video games
As none of the first generation or third generation were released in South Korea, it was not until April 24, 2002 when Pokémon Gold and Silver were released for the Game Boy Color in South Korean stores. Unlike previous localizations of Pokémon Gold and Silver, these versions are not playable on the original Game Boy at all, and display an incompatibility message if inserted into an original Game Boy, like Pokémon Crystal. [1] For unknown reasons, Pokémon Crystal was never released in the Korean language, although it may be of note that the Game Boy Color's lifespan overseas was almost finished.
Since February 2008, all of the fourth generation main series games have been released in South Korea. Several of the spin-off Pokémon games have been released in South Korea as well. The Generation V games have also been released.
With some exceptions such as Pikachu and the legendary Pokémon, most of the Pokémon species names are completely localized into the Korean language; especially in later generations, these often skew closer to the original Japanese names than translated names in other languages. For more information on these translated names, see list of Korean Pokémon names.
Local events have been occurring often in South Korea since the release of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. The events are usually announced on the Korean Pokémon website.
Unlike other translations of the games, Korean events tend to be based directly on their Japanese counterparts rather than on English and European events.
Pokémon anime
The Korean dub of the Pokémon anime was first aired in July 1999, and is mainly based on the original Japanese version. Most characters are renamed in the dub.
In South Korea, the Pokémon anime had aired on Seoul Broadcasting System since the series' debut. Currently, episodes of the anime are aired on Tooniverse, CHAMP TV, Animax, Cartoon Network, ANIONE, and Jei TV.
Special episodes, such as Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go-Getters out of the Gate and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Darkness, have been dubbed as well.
Unlike the other dubs, the Korean dub has banned 20 episodes so far, including the ones banned in Japan.
Much like the English dub, the Korean dub of the Pokémon anime features different openings from that in Japanese.
|Debut Episode
|Final Episode
| 모험의 시작
The Start of an Adventure
피카츄! 너로 정했다!
Pikachu! I Choose You!
포켓몬 리그 최후의 승자
Pokémon League Final Winner
| 포켓몬 Forever
Pokémon Forever
마사라타운! 새로운 여행!
Masara Town! A New Journey!
Rival Showdown! Jiu VS Baram!
| Victory
새로운 출발! 성도리그!!
A New Departure! The Seongdo League!!
Pocket Monsters AG
새로운 시작 새로운 모험
A New Beginning, a New Adventure
여행의 끝, 그리고 여행의 시작!
The End of a Journey, the Start of my Journey!
| 웃어봐
새로운 여행! 신참 트레이너 나빛나!!
The New Journey! The Rookie Trainer Na Bit-Na!!
빛나! 엄마의 라이벌을 만나다!
Bit-Na! Meet Mom's Rival!
| Yes I Can!
Yes I Can!
갤럭시단! 다시 나타나다! (제1부)
Galaxy-dan! Striking Again (Part 1)!
Double Battle! Plusie and Minong VS Mammokkuri and Beukein
| 포켓몬 Love Forever
Pokémon - Love Forever
폭발적인 진화! 초염몽!
An Explosive Evolution! Choyeommong!
추억은 펄! 우정은 다이아몬드!!
Memories are Pearls! Friendship is a Diamond!!
| Another Challenge
Another Challenge
하나지방과 제크로무의 어두운 그림자!
The Hana Region! In the Dark Shadows of Jekeuromu!
Battle at Moranman Gym! Jui VS Bomica!! (Part 2))
Cast and Crew
Many voice actors and actresses have contributed to the production of the Korean dub of the Pokémon anime.
Ash Ketchum was voiced by 최덕희 Choi Deok-Hyi for the Original series, Mewtwo's Counterattack, and Lugia's Birth. 안현서 An Hyeon-Seo voiced Ash for M03, M04, and M05. 이선호 Lee Seon-Ho voiced Ash for Advanced Generation and Diamond & Pearl series as well as the movies in the respective series.
Misty was voiced by 지미애 Chi Mi-Ae. Brock is voiced by 구자형 Ku Ja-Hyeong for the original series and all the movies until Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy. 변영희 Byeon Yeong-Hyi has voiced Brock for the Advanced Generation and Diamond & Pearl series. Tracey Sketchit was voiced by 이영주 Lee Yeong-Ju.
May was voiced by 지미애 Chi Mi-Ae for 아름다운 소원의 별 지라치.
Pokémon Trading Card Game
The Pokémon Trading Card Game was officially released in South Korea, printing cards until EX Power Keepers. Recently, the TCG has been released again, starting with 모험의 시작 Start of the Adventure and its recent expansion, 암흑의 초승달 Darkness of Crescent. Currently, the distributor is Pokémon Korea, Inc.
Unlike the North American set, the booster packs are called Extension Packs, the decks are called Random Decks, and the promotional pack is called a Special Set. The borders, colors and layout is the based on the current English cards.
In 2010, Pokémon Cards from Diamond & Pearl, Platinum,and HeartGold & SoulSilver were released in South Korea with text in Korean language. As of March 2011, there are ten series (with 40 or 60 cards each), eight theme decks (with 30 cards each) and 22 black star promotional cards, containing cards selected from a variety of expansion sets. A complete list in English of the Korean cards with reference to the original cards is available at the Korean Pokémon Card Database in English. Listings of the cards in Korean on the official Korean language Pokémon TCG site are here.
Pokémon merchandise
Pokémon manga
Pokémon Adventures, 포켓몬스터 스페셜 Pokémon Special, has been published in South Korea by Daewon C.I. (대원씨아이) since August 1999. Since then, they have published every volume that has been released in Japan as of November 15, 2011.
Magical Pokémon Journey has been translated into Korean as well.
External links
- Pokémon Korea (in Korean)
- Pokémon TCG Korea (in Korean)
- Pokémon on CHAMP TV (in Korean)
- Pokémon on Tooniverse (in Korean)
- Pokémon on Animax (in Korean)
- Pokémon on Cartoon Network Korea (in Korean)
|The Pokémon franchise around the world
|The Americas:
|Brazil • Canada • Latin America • United States
|Greater China • Indonesia • Malaysia • Philippines • Singapore • South Asia • South Korea • Thailand • Vietnam
| Albania • Belgium • Bulgaria • Croatia • Czech Republic • Denmark • Finland • France • Germany • Greece • Iceland • Ireland • Italy
Lithuania • Netherlands • Norway • Poland • Portugal • Romania • Russia • Serbia • Slovakia • Spain • Sweden • United Kingdom
|Middle East:
|Arab world • Israel • Turkey
|Australia • New Zealand
|This article is part of Project Globe, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon franchise around the world.


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I would like to start a thread about useful little tricks and tips for various internet browsers . Obviously I will need your contributions, as i will not research them nor will i encourage you to, just share what you already know.
Simeple rules when presenting the tip, state the browser name and operating system and then share what you want to.
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Internet Explorer 9, Windows 7
Ctrl+Shift+T reopens recently closed tabs. Say you accidentaly closed a tab and don't really remember how you accessed it in the first place, what do you do? Well, now you know the quickest way to reopen it.


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Best of CES 2013: smartphones and tablets
0. phoneArena posted on 11 Jan 2013, 09:32
Boy, how time flies when you're having fun! Feels almost as if CES 2013 and the announcements around it started yesterday, yet here we are, making the most of the event's final day. Now, however, is a good time to recap and put together all of the best smartphones and tablets announced during the show...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
9. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4888; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
A HTC Droid DNA that has a MicroSD card slot & a 13MP camera that you can't distinguish from the 8MP camera on the DNA.
I have had the HTC Droid DNA since Nov. 2012, so been there done that.
People have to wait until what is it March or April for 2012 tech. By then the HTC Droid DNA will almost be 5 months old.
11. abhishek48 (Posts: 164; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
Agree, Droid DNA is released ahead of all these phones, so other companies are just trying to catch up.
DNA has best camera- Arguably
Best screen Period
Best CPU GPU Period
Best Benchmarks.. better than note 2.
Certainly XPERIA Z with waterproof and dustproff has advantages.. but.. not a game changer.. and there is no reason to wait till march.
I own too from the day it released
15. pyradark (Posts: 888; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
hahahaha... you just cant accept the fact that you bought a wrong phone hahahaha
DNA has best camera- Arguably - this time NOT ANYMORE
Best screen Period - in youtube yes but in real life its still BRAVIA
Best CPU GPU Period - maybe yes maybe not
Best Benchmarks.. better than note 2. - im going to give this part to DNA
Best Design, Best Build Quality, w/ MicroSd, so many accessories support and lastly lets go for a swim with our phone hahahahha
18. linneti15 (Posts: 49; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
HTC's international Butterfly is about to launch too, with a micro sd card slot :P I would prefer its matte poly carbonate body too because glass shatters too easy and the xperia z is covered in it, back, front, sides... everywhere! and i beat the butterfly/dna has better dev support because devs love HTC more than Sony. I'll give it to sony for the waterproof and better camera but I think it would be extremely irritating have to remove covers for all the ports i want to use
19. linneti15 (Posts: 49; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
DNA might have better accessory support too because all of its variants (Butterfly and J butterfly) all have the exact same design and dimensions... unlike sony's z and zl
2. bvalde09 (Posts: 190; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Are we serious about Panasonic Retail Price? Who would spend that much money on a tablet....... I just....... Never mind will be a failure anyways
13. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
Agreed, the design is so fugly too...
The Acer tablet look really nice tho, Seems like ASUS got all the rest of the Asian laptop manufacturers into the tablet game.
3. xSamx (Posts: 5; Member since: 09 Jan 2013)
Sony Xperia ZL......the black version :-)
4. _Bone_ (Posts: 2155; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Considering Oppo is a Chinese-American co-foundation, it's odd they didn't show up to present the Find 5 at CES. That leaves Panasonic 20" 4k tablet for me as the top device, followed by the juice-packed yet slim, waterproof, aluminum-built Ascend D2 and the Lenovo K900 (though for that size I'd have preferred a sylus included).
17. SmartPhoneStream (Posts: 162; Member since: 21 Jun 2012)
The panasonic tablet has a lot of negatives. It's to big to be a tablet, it's heavy, and windows is not optimized for uHD resolution, as a result pages look zoomed out.
5. phonemonkey (Posts: 168; Member since: 13 Feb 2012)
6. noim1 (Posts: 297; Member since: 15 May 2012)
I think you missed the Archos Titanium Tab's which is very cheap and Attractive & does the job ...
7. TheCynicalTechie (Posts: 78; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Sony Xperia Z pales in comparison to the Lenovo Ideaphone K900. Sony's phone is beat in every aspect.
8. JGuinan007 (Posts: 698; Member since: 19 May 2011)
Most of these phone and tablets will never be sold in the US except for Sony they are all for China and european markets
10. SmartPhoneStream (Posts: 162; Member since: 21 Jun 2012)
I think the Lenovo IdeaPhone K900 is the best
12. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
I think I like Lenovo IdeaPhone the most out of all, next would be the Sonys.
When are they going to start talking about the SGS4 and HTC M7... Been waiting for too long.
14. jsdechavez (Posts: 774; Member since: 20 Jul 2012)
I read a lot of bitter posts from early adopters who bought the Droid DNA. Well, well, I respect your opinions but it's not rational to dismerit the Z just because you have the old model. Too bad you didn't wait. We'll let you wallow.
16. pyradark (Posts: 888; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
super duper agree with you
those people are now regreting of gettin DNA thats why they are BITTER to the TOP hahahaha
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Business Briefs for Sept. 11, 2006
Posted 9/11/2006 12:00 am
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A quick look at business news for Sept. 11, 2006.
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Leading the Way - Comprehensive Parkinson's Care at Eisenhower
In part one of the About Parkinson's series, "Leading the Way — Comprehensive Parkinson's Care at Eisenhower," Healthy Living magazine presented the staff and services that define the excellence of care found at the Center. In part two, we explore the wealth of treatment options available at the Center — options that include medications and other treatment modalities — and take a look at what's on the horizon for Parkinson's care.
For many, if not most, Parkinson's patients today, some sort of medication regimen serves as the primary form of treatment. Medications help to increase mobility, decrease tremors and lessen mood disturbances. However, for some people with Parkinson's disease, drug therapy is not always the first treatment option.
"Although medications can be tremendously beneficial, there are possible side effects that must be considered," says Dr. Neal Hermanowicz, a Board Certified Neurologist who has served as Medical Director of Eisenhower's Phillip and Carol Traub Parkinson's Center for the past seven years. "It is encouraging to have more tools to treat this disease, especially since no two people with Parkinson's disease are identical. Medication regimens really must be individually tailored." "It is encouraging to have more tools to treat this disease, especially since no two people with Parkinson's disease are identical. Medication regimens really must be individually tailored."
All medications currently used to treat Parkinson's disease carry some risk of side effects, such as nausea or drowsiness, and in some cases visual hallucinations or delusional thoughts may occur. Some medications, such as levodopa — the gold standard of Parkinson's care that helps replenish the brain's dwindling supply of dopamine — can produce unwanted, involuntary movements.
The number of medications available to treat the symptoms of Parkinson's disease is increasing. Rasagiline, known by the trade name Agilect®, will likely become available in the coming months. Already available in Europe and Israel, this medication is used once per day. Rasagiline is also currently under study as a means to alter the progression of Parkinson's disease. Selegiline, known now as Eldepryl®, will be released soon in a new, more potent form, under the name of Zelopar®. Rotigotine™, a so-called dopamine agonist, much like Mirapex® and Requip®, is administered as a once per day skin patch, and will probably be available in the United States in the first half of 2006. Still more medications are now being studied as possible treatments to improve the lives of people with Parkinson's disease.
Surgery may be an option for some people whose symptoms cannot be adequately controlled with medications, or for whom the medications have intolerable side effects. This is accomplished by stimulating structures deep within the brain through the use of an implantable stimulator. The stimulator emits an electric current, which is supplied by an external pacer similar to those used for cardiac patients. Keep in mind, however, that this surgery is not for everyone and is not a cure.
Parkinson's Center patients have a number of opportunities to participate in research and clinical trials for new drug therapies that are on the horizon. The Center also offers neurological services, informational forums, educational and support lectures, exercise classes, and support and counseling for patients and caretakers.