Steve Downie, class act. 

No one gave Brent Sutter or Canada any chance to repeat. They proved them wrong, doing it old school to boot. 

The cup. 

Pogge keeps it covered. 

Pogge is perfect for three straight games. 

Pogge was just awsome in net for Canada. 

Top Ten plays of the tournament courtesy of TSN. Steve Downie of Canada walks out from the corner to pocket the rebound. 

Downie awarded the best forward of the game and tournament. 

Downie shows why he's was the best. 

Nikolai Kulemin walks in and makes it count. 

Lauri Tukomen burries a shot. 

Ugis Avotins of shows a little 'Swedeness' 

Nikolai Kulemin wheeles through the American defense and goes top shelf. 

Dustin Boyd finishes the two on one. 

Canada shows off their passing skills 

Daniel Bertram lowers the boom! 

Kessel/Bourque execute the give and go to perfection. 

Golden Boys 

Animal Drawings Series

These pencil drawings are from a series I did back in 2002,


Buck-pencil drawing 08/25/02 

Later,
Kenaz

Dolphin-pencil drawing 08/28/02 

Ram-pencil drawing 08/07/02 

Horse-pencil drawing 08-25/02 

Koala Bear-pencil drawing 08/11/02 

Squirrel-pencil drawing 09/01/02 

New Clip and Screen Captures

Back in December of 2003 I spent a day on a Discovery Channel production entitled, Blueprint for Disaster: Kings Cross. The documentary type show outlined the horrific effents of November 1987, in which a fire at the London Underground's King's Cross Station killed 31 people in only a few seconds; investigators spent months trying to explain the fire's unusual pattern, which they determine was started by a smoker's match. I played a commuter and I finally managed to grab a few screen caps.





Here is also a clip from the episode, uploaded to Rapidshare.

Blue_Print_For_Disaster-Kings_Cross

Later,
Kenaz

The Singing Chef Passes Away

Chef Pasquale Carpino

From Pulse24.com

He cooked wonderful dishes for television audiences everywhere, and if that wasn’t enough, he sang his way through all of it beautifully.

Pasquale Carpino, also known as the Singing Chef, passed away last week at the age of 69. Carpino, who was the host of one of the longest-running cooking shows on television, died on Dec. 30 of complications from surgery.

Carpino dazzled audiences with his wide array of dishes and ability to turn seemingly paltry ingredients into splendid cuisine. But what really endeared him to the masses was his beautiful voice and huge love of opera.

story

I remember every time when "Cooking With Chef Pasquale" came on my dad would do his rendition of an Italian opera. The Chef wasn't the only one who served up great meatballs.

Later,
Kenaz