the odometer on the calendar
Friday, December 31st, 2010It’s about to be
11:11 on
1-1-11!
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It’s about to be
11:11 on
1-1-11!
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The creature under
the deck only emerges
for cans of cat food.
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The jukebox cranks up
to drown sorrows in pop hits
as bottle caps fly.
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Vuvuzela, top
kill, Antoine Dodson, double
rainbow, Inception.
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A white Christmas came
to Alabama, draping
Dixie with surprise.
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Did the year go as
planned, or was it a jumble
of events and lulls?
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Have a Merry Christmas, filled with glee and light and wonder!
Don’t need no new tie,
or sauce pan or video
game. Just your Yule smile.
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Comet is pumped, and
Dasher and Donner want to
lead. Rudolph? Aglow.
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The parking lot is
crammed. The food court is seething.
Clerks are winging it.
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The hours seem like
eternities as wee ones
wait for reindeer thuds.
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The sun goes down and
stays down while the moon frolics
amidst frozen stars.
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Committed performs on “The Sing-Off.”
Committed beat Nashville’s Street Corner Symphony tonight to win “The Sing-Off.”
The results were announced live during tonight’s season finale of the NBC reality competition. The winning group receives $100,000 and a Sony recording contract.
California groups Jerry Lawson and Talk of the Town and the Backbeats tied for third, having been eliminated earlier in the show.
The sextet closed out the evening with Queen’s “We Are the Champions.”
Committed, the a cappella group from Huntsville and Oakwood University, had started taping episodes back in August, surviving four rounds of eliminations by the celebrity judges.
On the show tonight, the group performed “Motownphilly” with judge Shawn Stockman’s group, Boyz II Men, among other songs.
Committed sang “Hold My Hand” by Michael Jackson and Akon before receiving the judges’ final evaluation. Alternative rocker Ben Folds said, “How can you be such nice guys and be that good? You’re really amazing. A total joy and inspiration to listen to.”
Pussycat Dolls singer Nicole Scherzinger said, while in tears, “I was really moved by that song. You have a very specific message, of a deep love in life, and the world is craving that right now.” Stockman said, “There’s no way you could have not made it to this point. You guys are awesome.”
To be updated with video.
Also:
Video: And the winner is …
Video: Committed sings “Hold My Hand”
by Michael Jackson and Akon.
Video: Committed sings “Motownphilly” with Boyz II Men.
Video: Committed talks about winning “The Sing-Off”
and what’s next for the group.
Committed faces the audience onstage.
Are you pleased with the results? Let us know in the comments.
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The illusionist
stepped before the audience
and made them believe.
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The page turns. The words
caress the battered mind like
a salve. The page turns.
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